Audrey Schulze & Dalakann de Bremoy Blossom in the $100,000 Hagyard Equine Medical Institute Grand Prix CSI 2*

By Jumper News USA on June 15, 2025

Lexington, United States – June 15, 2025 – Grand Prix competition took center stage at the second week of the Split Rock Jumping Tour’s (SRJT) Hunter Jumper series, where the $100,000 Grand Prix CSI 2* – 1.45m, presented by Hagyard Equine Medical Institute.

Sunday morning opened with the $100,000 Grand Prix CSI 2* – 1.45m, presented by Hagyard Equine Medical Institute, set to debut the final day of the two-week long series at the Kentucky Horse Park. It was a familiar pair atop the podium as week one winners, Audrey Schulze (USA) and Dalakann de Bremoy (Kannan x Carthino Z), owned by Riverbrook Sport Horses, repeated their success.

“Unreal,” Schulze exclaimed when asked about the 12-year-old mare who marked her first international victory just one week prior and took no time in securing her second. “She’s finally coming together. We’ve put in a lot of hard work and I’m really proud of where she is right now.”

The track designed by Alan Wade (IRL) saw nine clear combinations in the first round, with Alejandro Leonardo Winkler (MEX) leading the way for the clear finishes and the only rider to navigate the course successfully with two rides, Con Cha Cha PS and Flagship de Hus, respectively. Winkler set the tone jumping clear as the first to go in the jump-off round aboard his own Con Cha Cha PS, but his time of 41.48 seconds left some room for improvement from the remaining contenders. Schulze followed, clocking in a quicker time by more than two seconds, navigating a nice turn back to the double-combination, to finish in a time of 39.36 seconds.

Seventeen-year-old Olivia Sweetnam (USA) was next in the ring and delivered a swift performance with Sweet Oak Farm’s Epic (Billy Mexico x Flyinge Electro), but she couldn’t quite match Schulze’s leading pace, sliding her into second place with a time of 40.32 seconds.

**Chris M. Ewanouski** (USA) & **New Jursy van de Noordheuvel**

Chris Ewanouski (USA) and New Jursy van de Noordheuvel (Spartacus TN x Papillon Rouge), owned by Polo Jump, moved up in the order to allow Winkler time for his second mount, showcasing another clear round and crossing the timers in 41.33 seconds to move into third place, his highest-ever international placing.

Winkler then followed aboard his second ride, his own Flagship de Hus (Windows vh Costersveld x Fergar Mail), matching Ewanouski’s time exactly to make it a tie for third place between the two men. The top two placings were left untouched with Schulze taking another win, Sweetnam earning second place, and Winkler also finishing in fifth with Con Cha Cha PS.