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All-Female American Podium! Caroline Mawhinney Leads the Field in the $25,000 Florida Coast Equipment Grand Prix

Wellington, United States – November 30, 2025 – Following the excitement of the $200,000 Arthramid Grand Prix CSI 4*, the $25,000 Florida Coast Equipment National Grand Prix delivered speed, pressure, and an all-American podium sweep at Wellington International. Anthony D’Ambrosio (USA) set a 12-obstacle, 15-effort track that allowed horses to open up and flow but left little room for hesitation or miscommunication. Clear rounds came frequently, and by the end of the opening phase, a full dozen riders were set to battle it out in the jump-off.

Caroline Mawhinney (USA) & Carsey Z

Ultimately, it was Caroline Mawhinney (USA) and Carsey Z who rose to the top, riding with precision and rhythm across two faultless rounds to clinch the win in 37.543 seconds.

Alison Robitaille (USA) and Dagny kept the pressure tight with a close second in 37.788 seconds.

Kelli Cruciotti Vanderveen (USA) & Mochito V/D Mishagen

Kelli Cruciotti Vanderveen (USA) and Mochito V/D Mishagen secured third with a quick clear trip in 38.822 seconds, locking in a red-white-and-blue sweep of the leaderboard.

Caroline Mawhinney (USA) & Carsey Z during the awards ceremony

Final Results – $25,000 Florida Coast Equipment National Grand Prix

1) Caroline Mawhinney (USA) & Carsey Z – 0 / 0 – 37.543

2) Alison Robitaille (USA) & Dagny – 0 / 0 – 37.788

3) Kelli Cruciotti Vanderveen (USA) & Mochito V/D Mishagen – 0 / 0 – 38.822

Source: Press Release (edited) from Wellington International

Photos: © Wellington International / Cassidy Klein



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