O'NEILL Uma

23 Mar 1995
26
Female
 
United States of America
SANTA CRUZ, CA
 
United States of America

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
EQU Equestrian Jumping Team  
Jumping Individual  

Schedule

Change
Start
Time
Location Event Status
Equestrian Park
Finished
Equestrian Park
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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World Cup North American League - USA West Coast
RankEventYearLocation
1Jumping Individual2018/2019Langley, BC, CAN
3Jumping Individual2019/2020Las Vegas, NV, USA
10Jumping Individual2018/2019Las Vegas, NV, USA


Legend
NS - Not Started, DSQ - Disqualified, RT - Retired, WD - Withdrawn, EL - Eliminated
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Athlete, Business Owner, Horse Trainer
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English
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O'Neill Show Jumping [United States of America]
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Mariano Maggi [personal], SWE
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Her grandfather Jack invented the wetsuit and created the O'Neill brand, which is still owned by her family and produces surfwear. (nzequestrian.org.nz, 11 Apr 2019)
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She began riding at age nine in Maui, HI, United States of America, and trained there with Jillian Vickers. At age 13 she moved to California, where she grew up studying riders like Richard Spooner, Susan Hutchinson, and Rich Fellers. (Athlete, 05 Aug 2021; noellefloyd.com, 27 Aug 2018)
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"I just fell in love with the horses. I appreciate who they are and their different personalities. I just love getting to know them." (noellefloyd.com, 27 Aug 2018)
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To compete at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (nzequestrian.org.nz, 04 Aug 2020)
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Winning the individual competition at the 2018 World Cup event in Langley, BC, Canada, which was the first World Cup victory of her career. (noellefloyd.com, 27 Aug 2018; tbird.ca, 26 Aug 2018)
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US equestrian Elizabeth Madden. (nzequestrian.org.nz, 11 Apr 2019)

General Interest

General
STABLES
She is based at O'Neill Showjumping in California, United States of America. (oneillshowjumping.com, 22 Jan 2021; jumpernews.com, 22 Jan 2021)

USA TO NEW ZEALAND
Born in the United States of America, she is eligible to compete for New Zealand through her father's side of the family. She represented the US team at young riders level, and started riding for New Zealand in 2019. "I am very excited. It has been at the back of my mind for quite a few years now. I knew it was an opportunity. I rode for the US up until now because I wanted to do the young rider championships and U25 classes in the States while I could. I feel now is the right time in my career to make the change. I have a really good horse and feel we could be a good asset to the New Zealand team." (nzequestrian.org.nz, 11 Apr 2019)

Legend
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Gold Medal Event
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Silver Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event
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