 After completing a successful junior
career, Peter won the International Jumping Derby in Newport, Rhode Island at the age of
twenty; then regarded as the most challenging show jumping event in the nation.
Throughout his life, Peter has trained with many prominent horsemen including Bertlan
DeNemethy, Frank Chapot, George Morris and Michael Matz. Peter is the middle of
three brothers who rode as Team Leone. He has been competing successfully on the
Grand Prix circuit for almost two decades and has built a distinguished resume during his
professional career.
Peter is a Member of the United
States Equestrian Team and has represented the United States on numerous occasions
including in 1982 when he helped the U.S. finish fourth in the World Championships in
Dublin, Ireland, and in 1996 when he and Crown Royal Legato were part of the USET's Silver
Medal team at the Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta. He has also won for the
United States at many prominent international competitions including: |
CSIO Calgary,
Canada
CHIO Aachen, Germany
CSI Monterrey, Monterrey, Mexico
CSI-A Arnhem, Arnhem Holland
CSIO Hickstead, Hickstead, Germany
Six World Cup Finals
CSIO Washington, Landover, MD
USET Show Jumping Squad, Olympics, Seoul, S. Korea
CSIO New York, New York City, NY
CSIO, Valkensward
A graduate of Drew University, Peter
lives in Connecticut with his wife Marcella and their two children, Christina and Peter.
Peter Leone Show Jumping Video - View a Video of 1996 Olympic Team Silver Medalist, Peter Leone,
winnner of the $75,000 Bayer/USET Wellington Cup aboard the 13 year-old Dutchbred gelding,
Crown Royal Legato at the Cosequin Winter Equestrian Festival. ---from Phelps Equine World
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