Our Horses

Tsetserleg TSF

Age: 17
Breed: Trakehner gelding
Breeding: Windfall 2 x Thabana, Buddenbrock
Breeder: Timothy Holekamp
Owner: Christine Turner, Tommie Turner, and
Thomas Turner

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FEI Wins
1
CCI5*-L
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THOMAS, IN ACTION

Luke 140

Age: 11
Breed: Holsteiner gelding
Breeding: Landos x Omega VI, Limbus
Breeders: Georg Clausen
Owners: The Luke 140 Syndicate

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1
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3
CCI5*-L
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0

LUKE, IN ACTION

Fedarman B

Age: 12
Breed: KWPN gelding
Breeding: Eurocommerce Washington x Paulien B, Fedor
Breeder: MTS G. EN G.F BRINKMAN
Owner: Annie Goodwin Syndicate

Career Stats

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1
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0
CCI5*-L
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BRUNO, IN ACTION

Commando 3

Age: 12
Breed: Holsteiner gelding
Breeding: Connor 48 x R-adelungue, Amigo XX
Breeders: Joachim Siebe Thumby
Owners: Yankee Creek Ranch LLC

Career Stats

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1
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CCI5*-L
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COMMANDO, IN ACTION

Miss Lulu Herself

Age: 12
Breed: Hanoverian mare
Breeding: Stolzenfels x Noisette, Nobre
Breeder: Sandra Konig
Owner: Bonnie Stedt

Career Stats

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1
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CCI5*-L
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MISS LULU, IN ACTION

Fedarman B

Age: 12
Breed: KWPN gelding
Breeding: Eurocommerce Washington x Paulien B, Fedor
Breeder: MTS G. EN G.F BRINKMAN
Owner: Annie Goodwin Syndicate

Career Stats

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FEI Starts
1
Career
FEI Wins
0
CCI5*-L
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0

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On Cue

On Cue, “Cue”, is a true champion. Finishing in the top 10 at Burghley, Kentucky, and Maryland. She gave Boyd his second ever 5* win at the inaugural Maryland 5 Star and she has also taken National Titles in the USEF 5* Championship at Kentucky and the AEC Advanced Final. Not to mention, being named Mare and Horse of the Year in 2021. Boyd refers to her as “one of a few special horses that changed my career.” Look out for her offspring as Boyd brings them up through the levels in the near future!

Flying Doctor

Flying Doctor “Doc” was Boyd’s first CCI5* horse and was purchased for $1,200 off the track and became the horse to jump-start Boyd’s eventing career. The pair finished multiple FEI events together and completed their first Adelaide CCI5*-L in 2000, finishing in 5th place before returning to complete the event again in 2001.

Remington XXV

Remington XXV “Remi” was Boyd’s first warmblood and one of the first rides he took over once establishing his business in the U.S. The pair finished 12th in their first CCI5*-L in 2010 and were short listed for the U.S. Eventing Team for the FEI World Equestrian Games later that year. The pair went on to finish in 7th at Les Estoiles Pau CCI5*-L in 2010, before finishing in 7th at the Rolex Kentucky CCI5*-L in 2011. The pair finished 8th at the event in 2012, short listing them for the 2012 London Olympic Games.

Neville Bardos

Neville Bardos is one of Boyd’s most iconic mounts. Neville started his eventing career in 2002 with Silva before changing hands to Boyd. In 2007, Neville was imported to the U.S. by Boyd, who finished with great results in the Jersey Fresh CCI4*-L and Fair Hill CCI4*-L that fall. The pair tackled their first CCI5*-L at Kentucky in 2008, finishing 9th and were short listed for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Neville won the Fair Hill CCI4*-L in 2009 and went on to finish 4th at the 2010 Kentucky CCI5*-L before being selected to the U.S. Eventing Team for the 2010 FEI World Equestrian Games in Lexington, Ky., where the pair were the highest-placed U.S. pair finishing in 10th.
Neville was one of the survivors of the horrendous barn fire that took the lives of six horses in Boyd’s barn in 2011, making an incredible recovery and returning to top sport to finish 7th at Badminton CCI5*-L just a few months after the fire.

Trading Aces

Boyd took over the ride on Trading Aces “Oscar” in 2012, having high hopes for the future. The pair made their CCI5*-L debut in Kentucky in 2013, but retired on cross-country. Trading Aces wasn’t well-suited for long-format competitions and won several events with shorter tracks with Boyd in the irons. In 2014, Boyd gave the ride to Phillip Dutton ahead of the 2014 FEI World Equestrian Games, with Dutton piloting “Oscar” to an 8th place finish at the Rolex Kentucky CCI5*-L before their team selection to the U.S. Eventing Team for the championships.

Otis Barbotiere

The first CCI5*-L for Boyd and “Otis” proved to be one of their best outings together as a combination, finishing in 3rd place at the 2012 Rolex Kentucky CCI5*-L. Their finish set them up nicely for team selection to the 2012 London Olympic Games later that summer. The pair withdrew from the final phase in London after Otis pulled up sore, but gave Boyd his first Olympic experience. The pair went on to finish 15th at the Luhmühlen CCI5*-L in 2014.

Pancho Villa

Pancho Villa was Boyd’s 2015 Toronto Pan American Games mount, where the pair finished 4th individually and were part of the gold-medal winning team. The duo finished competitively in CCI3*/CCI4* competitions prior to their team selection for Toronto.

True Blue Toozac

True Blue Toozac “Toozac” was Boyd’s first CCI5*-L winner, with the pair winning the 2003 Adelaide CCI5*-L. The pair finished the fastest cross-country round of the competition and the win cemented Boyd’s continued pursuit of top CCI5*-L finishes in his career.

Ying Yang Yo

Boyd’s first trip to the U.S. was to compete Ying Yang Yo at the 2006 Rolex Kentucky CCI5*-L, where the pair ultimately finished in 11th place. The pair flew over together on the cargo plane from Australia to JFK, with Boyd deciding to stay and start a business in the U.S.