- March 16, 2025
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Ireland's Paul O'Shea gives Spy a congratulatory pat after a clean run in the Split Rock Jumping Tour Finale at TerraNova Saturday. O'Shea won the championship of the $100,000 event.
Photo by Jay HeaterJ.Diago looks to have fallen out of the sky after cleaning a jump with Ireland's David Blake.
Photo by Jay HeaterIsabel Coxe of the U.S. and Incredible Bleu go into another series of jumps during the Split Rock Jumping Tour Finale at TerraNova on Saturday.
Photo by Jay HeaterIsrael's Daniel Bluman begins his run aboard Hummer Z on Saturday at TerraNova during the Split Rock Jumping Tour Finale.
Photo by Jay HeaterBliss Heers aboard Petit makes a turn to begin the jumps in front of the pavilion at the Split Rock Jumping Tour Finale at TerraNova.
Photo by Jay HeaterIreland's Darragh Kenny and Lightning showcase the beauty of jumping at TerraNova. Kenny finished third in the Split Rock Jumping Tour Finale.
Photo by Jay HeaterDaniel Bluman of Israel and Hummer Z are coming right at a jump at TerraNova in the Split Rock Jumping Tour Finale Saturday.
Photo by Jay HeaterDaniel Bluman of Israel is sitting chilly aboard Hummer Z as they tackle the TerraNova Lakeside course.
Photo by Jay HeaterDavid Blake of Ireland has his eyes on the prize as he takes a jump aboard J.Diago during the Split Rock Jumping Tour Finale at TerraNova.
Photo by Jay HeaterDavid Blake of Ireland holds J. Diago tight as they clear a hurdle at TerraNova.
Photo by Jay HeaterMaggie Jacobs of the U.S. and Fury both had their hair done for the Split Rock Jumping Tour Finale at TerraNova in Myakka City.
Photo by Jay HeaterMaggie Jacobs of the U.S. and Fury clear a hurdle on Saturday at TerraNova.
Photo by Jay HeaterFury does a little prancing during the run with Maggie Jacobs of the U.S.
Photo by Jay HeaterPaul O'Shea of Ireland and Spy take a jump in the Split Rock Jumping Tour Finale on Saturday. The pair won the title.
Photo by Jay HeaterMyakka City's Maslin Rae sings the National Anthem to open the Split Rock Jumping Tour Finale at TerraNova.
Photo by Jay HeaterWillow Anne Peterson and Melbourne Z could be future Split Rock Jumping Tour competitors.
Photo by Jay HeaterIt just made sense that Ireland's Paul O'Shea would win the Split Rock Jumping Tour Finale on a weekend leading up to St. Patrick's Day.
But it certainly wasn't about luck at the TerraNova Equestrian Center in Myakka City on Saturday.
O'Shea guided Spy around the Lakeside Arena course with relative ease.
The field included horse-and-rider combinations from seven nations, but it was O'Shea who dominated. He produced clear runs in both his first effort and the jump-off. Erica Hatfield is the owner of Spy while David Troncanetti is the trainer.
Canada's Mario Deslauriers was second aboard Inside of My Heart. Ireland's Darragh Kenny was third on Lightning.
