Cian O'Connor - Major Results

Major Results

  • 2012
    • 2nd, Grand Prix - CSI3* Wellington, Florida (KEC Alligator Alley)
    • 2nd, FEI Nations Cup - CSIO4* Wellington, Florida (Blue Loyd)
  • 2011
    • 2nd, Grand Prix - CSI3* Pforzheim, Germany (Temple Road)
    • 1st, FEI Nations Cup - CSIO5* La Baule, France (Larkhill Cruiser)
    • 3rd, Grand Prix - CSI3*, Week 4 Vejer de la Frontera, Spain (Splendor)
    • 2nd, Grand Prix - CSI3*, Week 3 Vejer de la Frontera, Spain (Larkhill Cruiser)
    • 3rd, Grand Prix - CSI3*, Week 2 Vejer de la Frontera, Spain (Larkhill Cruiser)
    • 2nd, FEI World Cup Qualifier - CSI4*-W, Al Ain, UAE (Larkhill Cruiser) - Also Leading Rider of the Show
    • 3rd, FEI World Cup Qualifier - CSI2*-W, Sharjah, UAE (Larkhill Cruiser)
  • 2010
    • Meydan FEI Nations Cup of Aachen, Germany, (K Club Lady)
    • 2nd, Grand Prix - CSIO5*, St. Gallen, Switzerland, (K Club Lady)
    • Grand Prix - Basel CSI4*, Basel, Switzerland, (Rancorrado)
  • 2009
    • Grand Prix - Olympia CSI5*-W, London, United Kingdom, (Rancorrado) - Also Leading Rider of the Show
    • 2nd, Rolex FEI World Cup Qualifier - Olympia CSI5*-W, London, United Kingdom, (Rancorrado) - Also Leading Rider of the Show
    • FEI World Cup Qualifier - CSI3*-W Tripoli, Libya, (Irish Independent Echo Beach)
    • 3rd, Rolex FEI World Cup Qualifier - Leipzig CSI5*-W, Germany, (Rancorrado)
  • 2008
    • 2nd, Grand Prix - CSI5*-W Geneva, Switzerland, (Complete)
    • Grand Prix - CSI4* Chantilly, France, (Rancorrado)
  • 2007
    • Nations Cup - CSIO5* Lummen, Belgium, (Irish Independent Echo Beach)
    • Nations Cup - CSIO4* Poznan, Poland, (Complete)
  • 2005
    • 2nd, Grand Prix - CSI3* Frankfurt, Germany, (Waterford Crystal)

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