Through the Lens: 2024 SRF Carolina International

Mar 19, 2024

Through the Lens: 2024 SRF Carolina International

By Lindsay Berreth - USEA Staff

Christina Henriksen and Cisco's Calor Z jumped well around the CCI3*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Top horses and riders headed to the Carolina Horse Park for the Setters' Run Farm Carolina International last weekend, held March 14-17. We were there to catch all the action in the premiere Yanmar America CCI4*-S division, which Liz Halliday and Miks Master C led from start to finish. Check out a few of our favorite photos from the open Intermdiate, Advanced, CCI3*-S, and CCI4*-S divisions!

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Liz Halliday and Cooley Quicksilver jumped to 11th in the CCI4*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Sydney Elliott and QC Diamantaire were fourth in the CCI4*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Dana Cooke and Harlequinn jumped the last in the Advanced. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Tim Bourke and Monbeg Libertine powered to the final two jumps on the Advanced course. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Phillip Dutton and Quasi Cool jumped to fourth in the Advanced. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Doug Payne and Quantum Leap waited their turn in the CCI4*-S show jumping. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Ema Klugman's Slieve Callan Alpha had a successful Advanced debut. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Elisa Wallace and Renkum Corsair finished 25th in the CCI4*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Allison Springer and Vandyke completed the CCI4*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Carolina Pamukcu and She's The One powered through the tricky coffin on the CCI4*-S course. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Phillip Dutton and new ride Possante in the CCI4*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Allison Springer's Monbeg Zebedee jumped neatly over the gate in the open Intermediate. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Cassie Sanger and Fernhill Zoro in the CCI4*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Doug Payne and Camarillo in the CCI4*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Riders jumped in and out of the beautiful pine trees at the Carolina Horse Park. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Colin Gaffney and Baymax jumped in the CCI3*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Will Faudree and Mama's Magic Way in the CCI4*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Andrew McConnon and FVF Top Gun jumped in the CCI3*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Sharon White and Jaguar Duende won the CCI3*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Kiersten Miller and Rosconnell Alto in the CCI3*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Bobby Meyerhoff and Lumumba in the CCI4*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Emily Hamel and Corvett in the CCI4*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

Briggs Surratt and Corture in the CCI4*-S. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo

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