HORSES

COMPETITION HORSES

INMIDAIR

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2014: 1st at Pine Top Winter in OI3, 5th CIC*** at Carolina International, 7th Rolex Kentucky CCI****
2013: 8th at both Red Hills and Plantation CIC***s and a win at the national Advanced CCI*** Championships at Fair Hill
2012: A win at the Virginia Horse trials in the AI and 5th Richland Park CIC 3***
2011: Wins at Seneca Valley and Maryland Horse Trials in OI, 6th Richland and 7th at Plantation CIC***s, 3rd at the Fair Hill CCI***.
2010: 5th in the CIC*** at The Fork, Advanced win at Fair Hill, 2nd Jersey Fresh CCI*** and 6th at Rebecca Farm CIC***
2009: 2nd in the CIC** at Fair Hill, 5th in the CCI** at Jersey Fresh and a win at his first CIC*** at Plantation

"JR" is a 1999, 16-hand New Zealand Thoroughbred owned by Jan and her parents, Dick and Jo Byyny.

URREM

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2016: A win at the Fair Hill CIC 2-Star, 5th Bromont CCI 2-Star, 9th Nutrena USEA AEC Gold Cup Finals, and 3rd Plantation CIC 2-Star.
2015: 5th in her first Intermediate at the Maryland Horse Trials at Loch Moy Farm II, 3rd Plantation Field CIC* and 2nd at the Morven Park CIC1*

Sourced for Jan by Henri and Katie Prudent and owned by Jan, "Rem" is a 2008 Selle Francais mare who had done the meter-30 jumpers in France.

VOLCAN DE CAVERIE

DASHWOOD - SOLD

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2017: Nora began her season at Training at Stable View, moving up to Preliminary at Sporting Days in April with good placings and ribbons along the way.
2015-16: Nora began her eventing career in the summer of 2015, competing in the YEH 5-year-old division at Surefire that year and continuing at Training in 2016, with top three finishes at Hunt Club Farms, Loudoun Hunt Pony Club Fall and CDCTA Fall Horse Trials.
Owned by Jan and Anita Antenucci, "Nora" began eventing in 2015.

ELECTRIK - SOLD

PAST SUREFIRE STARS

Owned by Jan, Syd is a 1998, 17-hand New Zealand Thoroughbred gelding.

SYD KENT

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2013: 4th OI Pine Top Winter, 1st Advanced Pine Top Advanced, 11th CIC3* at Red Hills, 20th Rolex Kentucky CCI4*
2012: 1st OP Sporting Days, 5th OI Pine Top Winter, 5th Advanced Pine Top Winter Advanced, 7th Advanced Richland, a 10th in the CIC3* at Plantation and 6th in the CCI3* at Fair Hill
2010: 5th at Chattahoochie in Advanced and 2nd in the CIC2* at Stuart
2009: 1st in Advanced at Pine Top Winter, 3rd Advanced at Southern Pines, 10th CIC3* at The Fork, 22nd at Rolex Kentucky CCI4*, 3rd Advanced Maui Jim
2008: 5th OI Maryland, 4th in Advanced at Millbrook, 3rd Richland CIC3*, 6th Advanced at Plantation, 2nd Advanced Morven, 7th CCI3* Fair Hill
2007: 1st place Bromont CIC***

"Dyson" is a 2008 Oldenberg gelding imported in the fall of 2012. He was sold to Janie Musselman in the summer of 2015.

DUKE OF DIAMOND

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
2014: 1st Seneca HT in the OP and 3rd OPA at Maryland, 3rd at the Morven Park CIC* and 5th in his first CCI* at Virginia
2013: Wins first two times out, BN at Full Gallop and Novice at Sporting Days, 1st place Waredaca YEH 5-year-old, and wins in OT at Maryland and Morven

LUMINATI

RF Luminati is a 2006, 16.2-hand Hanoverian gelding imported in the winter of 2013 and sold to Young Rider Kate Lichten in the winter of 2014.

WHY NOT

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
"Wyatt’s” career highlights include 5 top-five finishes in Intermediate in 2012, including two wins at Virginia and Maryland horse trials, and a 4th in the Advanced at Richland. In 2011, Wyatt was 2nd in OP at Paradise and won his OP division at Southern Pines. In 2010 he had 4 Preliminary wins at Plantation, Waredaca, Surefire and Stuart, then moved to Intermediate and was 2nd at Millbrook, 2nd in the CIC** at Richland and finished the year with a 2nd in OI at Maryland and 3rd in the CCI** at Fair Hill. At the end of 2012, Wyatt was sold to Young Rider Kaylin Dines.

WATERFRONT

Now owned by amateur eventer Keelin Redmond of South Carolina, Waterfront’s career highlights include a win at Morven in the Advanced and a 3rd place at Plantation in the CIC3*, 2nd at Richland Advanced, 2nd place in the Jersey Fresh CCI3* and 4th place in the CIC3* at The Fork in 2009, and 2nd place at the 2007 World Cup CIC3*W at The Fork. Waterfront finished the 2006 season with a 2nd place at the Fair Hill International, earning him the United States Eventing Association's Advanced Reserve Championship and Jan the Reserve Owner/Rider Championship. He also placed 2nd at the Jersey Fresh CCI3* and qualified for the 2006 World Equestrian Championships. In 2005, Waterfront finished 2nd at Pine Top III Advanced, 4th at Red Hills CCI3*W World Cup Qualifier, and 2nd at both the Foxhall Cup 3* and Virginia Horse Trials CCI2*, leading to his selection to the U.S. Equestrian Federation's "Talent Tour" team that competed at the Luhmuhlen, Germany CCI4*. In 2003, at the Advanced level, he placed 4th at Over The Walls and Millbrook horse trials, and 2nd at the USEA CCI3* Championships at Fair Hill. In 2002, he was 2nd at the Jersey Fresh USET CCI2* championship.

TASK FORCE

"Jedi's" career highlights include competing at Badminton, being selected for the Aachen, Germany World Championships Team, a win at the Jersey FreshCCI3* in 2006, a 6th place finish at Rolex Kentucky CCI4* in 2005, being named third alternate for the Athens Olympic Team and a 6th place finish in the Rolex Modified Olympic division in 2004, 14th place at the 2003 Blenheim International CCI in England (the 3rd highest placed American out of 144 starters) and a 12th place finish at the 2001 Fall CCI3* Championships at Fair Hill.

In 2008, Jedi tragically broke his leg in the warm-up at Southern Pines and was put down. Jan gave Jedi his stable name because he is was so handsome, "like a Jedi warrior." Very un-warrior-like in the barn, however, Jedi loved to cuddle, and he loved waking up every morning and getting all the girl's attention. Chips Chester, his owner, would bring him Mrs. Pasture's cookies. Jan notes, "All of us doted on him-he was just the kindest horse I've ever had."

SHARED DREAMS

“Whitey” was Jan’s first big-time horse and the one responsible for establishing her upper-level career. Highlights include being a member of the U.S. gold medal-winning Pan American Team at Fair Hill and the individual bronze medalist, 10th and 14th-place finishes at Rolex Kentucky and qualifying for the Athens Olympics. Whitey was small and unassuming with an unorthodox jumping style, but also spectacularly athletic and full of heart.