Competition Results
2003
- 8th Fair Hill International HT Advanced (Maisy Grassie)
2002
- 7th North American Young Riders Championship CCI** (Maisy Grassie)
- 4th Menfelt HT OI (Maisy Grassie)
- 13th Plantation Field HT Advanced (Maisy Grassie)
- 4th Morven Park HT OI (Maisy Grassie)
2001
- 34th Radnor Hunt Int'l Three-day Event CCI** (Maisy Grassie)
- 4th Middleburg H.T. OI (Maisy Grassie)
- 2nd Fair Hill H.T. at Plantation Field OI (Maisy Grassie)
- 5th Seneca Valley PC H.T. OI (Maisy Grassie)
- 17th Fair Hill International H.T. at Fair Hill OI (Maisy Grassie)
- 19th Morven Park H.T. OI (Maisy Grassie)
2000
- 4th Middleburg H.T. OI (Maisy Grassie)
- 1st North American Young Riders Championship CCI* (Maisy Grassie)
- 5th Bromont Three-day Event CCI *** (Maisy Grassie)
1998
- Team Bronze, Individually 21st at the World Equestrian Games in Rome
- 8th Rolex Kentucky Three Day
- 15th Beaulieu North American Classic HT (Advanced)
- 3rd Morven Park Spring HT (Advanced)
- 13th Pine Top Spring H.T. (Advanced)
- 8th Sharpton Winter H.T. AI
1997
- 2nd Blenheim Horse Trials CCI ***
- 9th Gatcomb Park
- 20th Punchestown Three-Day Event CCI ***
- 28th Beaulieu North American Classic H.T. (Advanced)
- 9th Morven Park Spring HT (Advanced)
1996
- Team Silver, 9th Individually at the Atlanta Olympic Games
- 2nd North Georgia International Open Invitational H.T. (Advanced)
- 19th Groton House Farm H.T. II (Advanced)
- 13th Beaulieu North American Classic H.T. (Advanced)
- 11th Morven Park Spring H.T.(Advanced
- 14th Sharpton Winter H.T. OI
1995
- 16th Burghley Three Day Event CCI ****
- 1st Pan American Games ***
1994
- 4th Fair Hill International Three-Day Event CCI ***
- 2nd Morven Park H.T. (Advanced)
- 2nd Bromont Three Day Event HT OI
- 7th Kentucky Three-Day Event CCI ***
- 5th Beaulieu North American Classic H.T. (Advanced)
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