All-Irish Sweep: RBC Capital Markets Cup Results
- Jordan Coyle, an Irish equestrian, achieved a meaningful victory at Spruce Meadows in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, on Friday.
- The jump-off featured five horse-and-rider combinations, including three from Ireland and two from Mexico.
- coyle and the 14-year-old for Gold delivered a clear round in 35.85 seconds, clinching the win.
Jordan Coyle, riding For Gold, clinched victory in the RBC Capital Markets Cup show jumping event at Spruce Meadows, Calgary. The Irish equestrian demonstrated extraordinary skills, leading an unprecedented all-Irish sweep of the top three positions. Conor Swail and Darragh Kenny completed the triumphant podium, showcasing IrelandS dominance in the 1.50m class. This stunning performance at the ‘National’ CSI5* event highlights the prowess of irish riders on the global stage.News Directory 3 covered the electrifying competition, providing detailed insights and race times. Following this success,Coyle,Swail,and Kenny are set to compete in upcoming international events. Discover what’s next for these rising stars in the world of show jumping.
Irish Rider Jordan Coyle Victorious in Calgary Show Jumping Event
Updated June 14, 2025
Jordan Coyle, an Irish equestrian, achieved a meaningful victory at Spruce Meadows in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, on Friday. Coyle, riding For Gold, triumphed in the RBC Capital Markets cup 1.50m class during the ‘National’ CSI5* event, showcasing remarkable show jumping skills.
The jump-off featured five horse-and-rider combinations, including three from Ireland and two from Mexico. Ultimately, the Irish contingent dominated the podium, securing all top three positions in the Calgary show jumping event.
coyle and the 14-year-old for Gold delivered a clear round in 35.85 seconds, clinching the win. Conor Swail, riding My Lady Lavista, secured second place with a clear round in 36.78 seconds, adding to the Irish success. Darragh kenny, partnered with Diaroubet, finished third with a time of 37.56 seconds,completing the Irish sweep.
What’s next
Following their success in Calgary, Coyle, Swail, and Kenny are expected to continue competing in international show jumping events, aiming to maintain their strong performance and represent Ireland on the world stage.