January 11, 2018 – Wellington, FL – U.S. Olympic team silver medalist Lucy Davis has joined the Old Salem Farm team at one of North America’s top boarding, training, and horse show event facilities based in North Salem, NY.
Hailing from Los Angeles, CA, Davis rode on the U.S. silver medal team at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Having recently relocated to the East Coast, she will now base her riding and training business out of Old Salem Farm while joining the team as trainer of the elite horses and riders at Old Salem Farm.
Lucy Davis earned a team silver medal for the United States at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, riding Barron and will now lead Old Salem Farm as its trainer. Photo by Lindsay Berreth/The Chronicle of the Horse.
“After making a move to the East Coast, I have been searching for a place to advance my work with clients as well as base my own string of horses,” said Davis, 25, who graduated from Stanford University in 2015 with a degree in architectural design and is also the co-founder of PonyApp, a stable management and horse care application launched in 2017. “Old Salem Farm is a perfect fit for both me and my horses, and I can’t wait to begin working with the team, horses, and riders at Old Salem Farm. My goal has been to establish a base where I can dedicate my time to riding, training, and building out the PonyApp platform. There’s no better place to do that from than Old Salem Farm.
“Old Salem Farm possesses a long-standing tradition of excellence within the show jumping industry and to be welcomed as part of that training staff is a real honor for me,” continued Davis, who is currently based in Wellington, FL, and will begin training and competing with Old Salem Farm South during the winter show season.
Davis’ string of horses, including her 14-year-old Belgian Sport Horse gelding and 2016 Rio Olympic mount, Barron, will call Old Salem Farm home starting in the spring of 2018. She will continue her competition season at the ever-popular Old Salem Farm Spring Horse Shows running May 8-13 and May 15-20, as well as participate in Old Salem Farm events, including the Old Salem Farm Fall Classic taking place September 11-16 and the famed American Gold Cup CSI4*-W on September 26-30.
Old Salem Farm, located in North Salem, NY, is one of the premier training, boarding, and horse show event facilities in North America. Photo by Jump Media.
“Lucy’s reputation within the industry and her accomplishments in the show ring are impressive, but her attitude and work ethic also make her a real asset to the Old Salem Farm team,” said Old Salem Farm Manager, Alan Bietsch. “Old Salem Farm is dedicated to always providing an unmatched experience to its clients and the patrons who visit its more than 30 weeks of horse shows each year. Lucy’s work with us and our clients will serve to further enhance that experience and maintain Old Salem Farm’s vision for top sport.”
Old Salem Farm will be accepting a limited number of new clients to ride and train with Davis beginning in the spring of 2018. For more information on Old Salem Farm’s boarding and training offerings spanning all levels, please contact Old Salem Farm at info@oldsalemfarm.net or 914-669-5610.
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About Old Salem Farm
Old Salem Farm, located one hour north of New York City, is one of the leading equestrian competition venues in North America, as rated by the North American Riders Group for five years. Host of the Old Salem Farm Spring Horse Shows each May, the prestigious American Gold Cup CSI4*-W, popular Fall Classic, and more than 30 weeks of year-round competitions, the facility offers a state-of-the-art turf grand prix field, indoor riding arena and warm-up area, and four all-weather footing outdoor rings. As a 120-acre boarding and training facility with 95 permanent stalls in the rolling hills of Westchester county, Old Salem Farm is second to none and home to 2016 U.S. Olympic team silver medalist Lucy Davis. For more information on Old Salem Farm, visit OldSalemFarm.net and find the farm on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.