Photo Gallery: Spring Horse Show returns to Old Salem Farm

A young competitor waves to the judge and the crowd.

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Freddie Rosenberg, 6, visits with critters from Animal Embassy.

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A lead line competitor gives his pony a little pat.

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Beat Mandli

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Jessica Springsteen

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Peter Lutz

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Georgina Bloomberg

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McLain Ward

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Ringmaster Alan Keeley

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Daniel Bluman

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Jordan Coyle, representing Ireland, came in first.

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McKayla Langmeier placed second in the $225,000 Grand Prix.

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Charlotte Jacobs

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Katherine Dinan competes in the jumpoff and places third.

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Posted Thursday, May 28, 2026 2:45 pm

By Halston Media Staff

NORTH SALEM, N.Y. - Earlier this month, the Old Salem Farm Spring Horse Show returned to North Salem to once again usher in spring with hundreds of horses and riders competing in a full schedule of world-class events!

For the first time, OSF offered $100,000 in prize money for the 2026 Governor’s Perpetual Hunt Seat Cup presented by The Kincade Group/UBS Financial Services, further supporting the development of young riders into future Grand Prix stars. Scarlett Samuels of New York, NY, piloted Imperial Equine’s Torres to top honors with a two-round score of 177 points under the guidance of her trainer, Laura Bowery.

Complete results for Week 1 are available HERE.

For Week 2 results, click HERE.

Full results can be found at horseshowsonline.com. To learn more about Old Salem Farm and upcoming events, visit oldsalemfarm.net