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Boyd Martin
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Boyd Martin

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Boyd MARTIN, American Eventing athlete.

Age45
Competing forUnited States of America - USA
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Statistics

Dressage

Eventing

Number of starts: 492
Number of wins: 54
Only the results from 01 January 2010 included
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Tsetserleg Tsf
Discipline: Eventing Born: 2007 Studbook: ATA Sex: Gelding
Fedarman B
Discipline: Born: 2010 Studbook: KWPN Sex: Gelding
Barney Rubble
Discipline: Born: 2014 Studbook: HANN Sex: Gelding
Date Show Event Competition Obs. Height Horse Position Score
24/10/2024 Pau CCI5*-L CCI5*-L Fedarman B 5
24/10/2024 Pau CCI5*-L CCI5*-L Miss Lulu Herself
16/10/2024 Elkton MD CCI3*-L CCI3*-L Mo Chroi
Ranking/Standing Horse Rank Points
FEI Eventing World Athlete Rankings 10 374
FEI Eventing Zone Rankings 1 471
Biography
General Interest
Most influential person in career US eventer Phillip Dutton. (nbcolympics.com, 25 May 2012)
Injuries In 2020 he required surgery on his groin. (eventingnation.com, 28 Aug 2020, 14 Jul 2020)

In 2019 he tore the adductor muscle in his left leg away from the bone after falling at an event in Pennsylvania, United States of America. He also sustained partial muscle tears in both legs in the accident. (boydandsilvamartin.com, 13 Nov 2019; chronofhorse.com, 23 Sep 2019)

In February 2019 he broke his collarbone after falling off his horse while hunting. He required surgery and returned to competition four weeks later. (eventingnation.com, 10 Mar 2019; Instagram profile, 08 Mar 2019)

He broke his right collarbone in February 2016 at an event at Full Gallop Farm in Aiken, SC, United States of America. (nfstyle.com, 04 Feb 2017)

He broke his leg at the 2014 Carolina International Event in the United States of America. (eventingnation.com, 28 Mar 2014)

In 1993 at a three-day event in Melbourne, VIC, Australia, he cartwheeled his horse Starky on national television and broke his collarbone in five places. (Athlete, 29 Jul 2005)
Sporting philosophy / motto "Without struggle there is no progress." (Athlete, 29 Jul 2005)
Awards and honours He was named the United States Eventing Association [USEA] Rider of the Year in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022 and 2023. (boydmartin.net, 09 Dec 2022; useventing.com, 07 Feb 2022; eventingnation.com, 12 Dec 2021; boydandsilvamartin.com, 21 Nov 2018, 13 Dec 2017)

He received the 2020 Whitney Stone Cup from the United States Equestrian Team [USET] Foundation. (uset.org, 23 Jan 2020)

In 2020 he received the William C. Steinkraus Trophy from the United States Equestrian Federation [USEF]. (useventing.com, 15 Jan 2020)

He was named the 2009 USEA Preliminary Rider of the Year. (boydandsilvamartin.com, 15 Aug 2011)

Medals description

Olympic Games
Gold medal - First place Gold medal - First place
Silver medal - Second place Silver medal - Second place
Bronze medal - Third place Bronze medal - Third place
Ranked Ranked
FEI World Championships
Gold medal - First Place
Silver medal - Second place
Bronze medal - Third place
Ranked
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