North Salem, United States – May 15, 2026 – Thirty-five entries representing six countries came forward for the $65,000 J.P. Morgan Private Bank Welcome Stake of North Salem CSI 4* on Friday, which saw a technical 16-effort, 1.50m course designed by Alan Wade (IRL). After 13 horse-and-rider combinations answered the questions correctly to advance to the jump-off, the United States came close to victory, ultimately finishing in second and third place.

Americans Nicholas Dello Joio (USA) and McKayla Langmeier (USA) rounded out the podium only behind the winner, Jordan Coyle (IRL) with For Gold. Dello Joio was just a tenth of a second behind Coyle for second place, riding The Berry Group’s 14-year-old Oldenburg gelding Cornet’s Cambridge through the finish line in 35.97 seconds.

As the last rider to return to the ring, Langmeier brought things down to the wire, taking third in 36.18 seconds with Riesling van de Gaathoeve, Rafferty Farm’s 9-year-old Belgian Warmblood stallion. 

The Old Salem Farm Spring Horse Shows, one of the premier stops on the nation’s hunter-jumper horse show circuit, offers a full schedule of USEF and FEI events, May 5-10 and May 12-17. The Spring Horse Shows host competitions for riders of all levels and ages, ranging from young children on ponies to Olympic veterans, such as local hero McLain Ward (USA), Daniel Bluman (ISR), Nayel Nassar (EGY) and Rodrigo Pessoa (BRA), aboard their grand prix mounts. Week 1 (May 5-10) was USEF ‘National-6’ rated for hunters and jumpers and designated FEI CSI3*; Week 2 (May 12-17) is USEF ‘Premier-6’ rated and designated FEI CSI 4*. 

Final Results – $65,000 J.P. Morgan Private Bank Welcome Stake of North Salem CSI 4*

1) Jordan Coyle (IRL) & For Gold – 0 / 0 – 35.87

2) Nicholas Dello Joio (USA) & Cornet’s Cambridge – 0 / 0 – 35.97

3) McKayla Langmeier (USA) & Riesling van de Gaathoeve – 0 / 0 – 36.18

Source: Press Release from Old Salem Farm Horse Shows

Photos: © OSF / SEL Photography

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