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Samuel Parot & Dazzle White Victorious in $130,000 Wellington Equestrian Realty Grand Prix CSI 3* at Tryon

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 10-07-2016

Samuel Parot of Chile and Dazzle White made an impressive dash to the finish in the $130,000 Wellington Equestrian Realty Grand Prix CSI 3* at Tryon International Equestrian Center on Saturday, July 9th, 2016, capping the class with a time of 39.03 seconds in the jump-off round. France’s Adam Prudent and Vasco, winners of the $35,000 1.50m Suncast® Welcome earlier in the week, finished in second place, crossing through the timers in 39.25 seconds, while Emanuel Andrade of Venezuela and Boy IV earned third place with a time of 41.39 seconds. Competition at Tryon Summer II concludes July 10, featuring the $25,000 Under 25 Grand Prix and the $10,000 High Junior/Amateur Owner Classic in the George H. Morris Arena. Parot and Dazzle White were the final pair to secure a place in the jump-off round, which featured seven combinations. Prudent and Vasco earned the first clear trip of the evening early in the class and went on to set a quick pace in the second round, which seemed to be too difficult to catch. Parot, a notoriously fast rider, managed to shave just enough time off the clock to take his first major grand prix win aboard Dazzle White this season. “This horse is new. I rode him the first time at Split Rock in Lexington, KY, two months ago and have been working with him since. He’s a very good horse. He had a good show this week and I’m happy with the win,” commented Parot. To begin the night, 37 entries tested the track set by Martin Otto (GER), which featured a number of wide set oxers, tight rollback turns, and a difficult time allowed, which was adjusted to 80 seconds after the first three riders contested the course. Parot and Dazzle White were in the final group of riders and enjoyed the opportunity to watch majority of the other rounds, but the veteran rider was confident that his mount would handle the course with ease. “He’s a top horse. He’s eight and he’s very young at this level. He has scope and he’s careful. I think he’s going to be a very important horse,” explained Parot, describing the quality of the young 2008 Dutch Warmblood gelding (Calvino Z  x Narcos II) owned by Parot.

“He has scope and he’s careful. I think he’s going to be a very important horse,”
“This was not an easy course. The course design was strong and the time allowed was very tight. There was no extra time on course,” he added, discussing his thoughts after his initially course walk. “I think it wasn’t easy but it was a good CSI 3* with great prize money.” Dazzle White looked fiercely competitive as he and Parot entered the ring as the last pair of the night.The duo began with a quick start through the course and took an efficient route to the one stride line before galloping to the final three fences on course. Five of the original seven combinations qualified for the short course completed the evening with a double clear effort. “I talked with my friends and they said that if I wanted to win I needed to take a longer spot at the last jump because that’s where I would make up the remaining time,” he detailed. “He did it and I think that is how we won the class.” Parot and his team have become familiar faces at TIEC throughout the Spring and Summer Series, which have featured numerous FEI classes for international competitors. Parot mentioned that he feels his horses perform exceptionally well at the venue and the accessibility around the facility is one of the reason he continues to return to compete. “I like this venue so much. It is a super place and a super show. It’s a great place for the horses and they’re very comfortable,” he elaborated. “I came for the first time in the spring and had heard about it, but wanted to compete here. I just love it here and so do my horses.” Parot’s groom, Fabian Arce, was awarded with the Groom’s Initiative Award presented by Mark Bellissimo and Tryon Equestrian Partners, as a way to recognize the dedicated grooms responsible for the care of each week’s grand prix winner. As Arce walked into the ring to receive his award, Parot continued to shout and throw his thumbs into the air, expressing genuine excitement for his groom, who is a major component of their successful program. Amanda Derbyshire (GBR) was awarded with the Leading Lady Rider Award presented by realtor Meg Atkinson, honoring her performances in each of the FEI classes offered throughout the week. Tryon Summer III will begin on Wednesday, July 13, commencing the first FEI CSI 4* week at the venue this season. For more information about TIEC and to see a full list of results please visit www.tryon.com. Final Results $130,000 Wellington Equestrian Realty Grand Prix CSI 3*
  1. DAZZLE WHITE, 2008 Dutch Warmblood gelding by Calvino Z x Narcos II SAMUEL PAROT (CHI), Samuel Parot: 0/0/39.03
  1. VASCO, 2002 Dutch Warmblood gelding by Andiamo x Clinton ADAM PRUDENT (FRA), Plain Bay Sales: 0/0/39.25
  1. BOY IV, 2007 Oldenburg gelding by Sandro Boy x Lansing EMANUEL ANDRADE (VEN), Emanuel Andrade: 0/0/41.39
  1. REUS DE LA NUTRIA, 2005 Selle Francais mare by Zandor Z x Kannan CELSO ARIANI (BRA), Fam. Romero: 0/0/41.83
  1. CANTARA 59, 2006 Hanoverian mare by Cristo x Cassone SARAH SEGAL (USA), Robert Segal: 0/0/47.67
  1. WIRMA, 2003 Dutch Warmblood mare by Hors La Loi II x Lux BRIANNE GOUTAL (USA), Remarkable Farms LP: 0/4/42.37
  1. FOR FREEDOM Z, 2005 Zangersheide gelding by For Pleasure x Baloubet Du Rouet KEEAN WHITE (CAN), Angelstone Partners: 0/12/41.28
  1. ADAMO, 2005 Dutch Warmblood gelding by Lupicor x Ekstein ABIGAIL MCARDLE (USA), Plain Bay Sales: 1/80.49
  1. HECTOR BY PICOBELLO, 2007 Belgian Warmblood gelding by Arlande-V x Orlando ILAN BLUMAN (COL), Daniel Bluman: 1/80.75
  1. THUNDER D AMAURY, 2007 Selle Francais gelding by Quidam De Revel x Plein D’Espoir DARRAGH KERINS (IRL), Darragh Kerins and Maarten Huygens: 1/81.93
  1. QUATTRO, 2006 Dutch Warmblood gelding by Quasimodo Z x Celano DANIEL BEDOYA (BOL), Daniel Bedoya: 4/75.13
  1. LADY MARIA BH, 2006 Holsteiner mare by Cartani x Corrado I AMANDA DERBYSHIRE (GBR), David Gochman: 4/76.76

Samuel Parot of Chile and Dazzle White made an impressive dash to the finish in the $130,000 Wellington Equestrian Realty Grand Prix CSI 3* at Tryon International Equestrian Center on Saturday, July 9th, 2016, capping the class with a time of 39.03 seconds in the jump-off round. France’s Adam Prudent and Vasco, winners of the $35,000 1.50m Suncast® Welcome earlier in the week, finished in second place, crossing through the timers in 39.25 seconds, while Emanuel Andrade of Venezuela and Boy IV earned third place with a time of 41.39 seconds. Competition at Tryon Summer II concludes July 10, featuring the $25,000 Under 25 Grand Prix and the $10,000 High Junior/Amateur Owner Classic in the George H. Morris Arena. Parot and Dazzle White were the final pair to secure a place in the jump-off round, which featured seven combinations. Prudent and Vasco earned the first clear trip of the evening early in the class and went on to set a quick pace in the second round, which seemed to be too difficult to catch. Parot, a notoriously fast rider, managed to shave just enough time off the clock to take his first major grand prix win aboard Dazzle White this season. “This horse is new. I rode him the first time at Split Rock in Lexington, KY, two months ago and have been working with him since. He’s a very good horse. He had a good show this week and I’m happy with the win,” commented Parot. To begin the night, 37 entries tested the track set by Martin Otto (GER), which featured a number of wide set oxers, tight rollback turns, and a difficult time allowed, which was adjusted to 80 seconds after the first three riders contested the course. Parot and Dazzle White were in the final group of riders and enjoyed the opportunity to watch majority of the other rounds, but the veteran rider was confident that his mount would handle the course with ease. “He’s a top horse. He’s eight and he’s very young at this level. He has scope and he’s careful. I think he’s going to be a very important horse,” explained Parot, describing the quality of the young 2008 Dutch Warmblood gelding (Calvino Z  x Narcos II) owned by Parot.

“He has scope and he’s careful. I think he’s going to be a very important horse,”
“This was not an easy course. The course design was strong and the time allowed was very tight. There was no extra time on course,” he added, discussing his thoughts after his initially course walk. “I think it wasn’t easy but it was a good CSI 3* with great prize money.” Dazzle White looked fiercely competitive as he and Parot entered the ring as the last pair of the night.The duo began with a quick start through the course and took an efficient route to the one stride line before galloping to the final three fences on course. Five of the original seven combinations qualified for the short course completed the evening with a double clear effort. “I talked with my friends and they said that if I wanted to win I needed to take a longer spot at the last jump because that’s where I would make up the remaining time,” he detailed. “He did it and I think that is how we won the class.” Parot and his team have become familiar faces at TIEC throughout the Spring and Summer Series, which have featured numerous FEI classes for international competitors. Parot mentioned that he feels his horses perform exceptionally well at the venue and the accessibility around the facility is one of the reason he continues to return to compete. “I like this venue so much. It is a super place and a super show. It’s a great place for the horses and they’re very comfortable,” he elaborated. “I came for the first time in the spring and had heard about it, but wanted to compete here. I just love it here and so do my horses.” Parot’s groom, Fabian Arce, was awarded with the Groom’s Initiative Award presented by Mark Bellissimo and Tryon Equestrian Partners, as a way to recognize the dedicated grooms responsible for the care of each week’s grand prix winner. As Arce walked into the ring to receive his award, Parot continued to shout and throw his thumbs into the air, expressing genuine excitement for his groom, who is a major component of their successful program. Amanda Derbyshire (GBR) was awarded with the Leading Lady Rider Award presented by realtor Meg Atkinson, honoring her performances in each of the FEI classes offered throughout the week. Tryon Summer III will begin on Wednesday, July 13, commencing the first FEI CSI 4* week at the venue this season. For more information about TIEC and to see a full list of results please visit www.tryon.com. Final Results $130,000 Wellington Equestrian Realty Grand Prix CSI 3*
  1. DAZZLE WHITE, 2008 Dutch Warmblood gelding by Calvino Z x Narcos II SAMUEL PAROT (CHI), Samuel Parot: 0/0/39.03
  1. VASCO, 2002 Dutch Warmblood gelding by Andiamo x Clinton ADAM PRUDENT (FRA), Plain Bay Sales: 0/0/39.25
  1. BOY IV, 2007 Oldenburg gelding by Sandro Boy x Lansing EMANUEL ANDRADE (VEN), Emanuel Andrade: 0/0/41.39
  1. REUS DE LA NUTRIA, 2005 Selle Francais mare by Zandor Z x Kannan CELSO ARIANI (BRA), Fam. Romero: 0/0/41.83
  1. CANTARA 59, 2006 Hanoverian mare by Cristo x Cassone SARAH SEGAL (USA), Robert Segal: 0/0/47.67
  1. WIRMA, 2003 Dutch Warmblood mare by Hors La Loi II x Lux BRIANNE GOUTAL (USA), Remarkable Farms LP: 0/4/42.37
  1. FOR FREEDOM Z, 2005 Zangersheide gelding by For Pleasure x Baloubet Du Rouet KEEAN WHITE (CAN), Angelstone Partners: 0/12/41.28
  1. ADAMO, 2005 Dutch Warmblood gelding by Lupicor x Ekstein ABIGAIL MCARDLE (USA), Plain Bay Sales: 1/80.49
  1. HECTOR BY PICOBELLO, 2007 Belgian Warmblood gelding by Arlande-V x Orlando ILAN BLUMAN (COL), Daniel Bluman: 1/80.75
  1. THUNDER D AMAURY, 2007 Selle Francais gelding by Quidam De Revel x Plein D’Espoir DARRAGH KERINS (IRL), Darragh Kerins and Maarten Huygens: 1/81.93
  1. QUATTRO, 2006 Dutch Warmblood gelding by Quasimodo Z x Celano DANIEL BEDOYA (BOL), Daniel Bedoya: 4/75.13
  1. LADY MARIA BH, 2006 Holsteiner mare by Cartani x Corrado I AMANDA DERBYSHIRE (GBR), David Gochman: 4/76.76
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