Colin Syquia is the head trainer and owner of Eurasia Inc. based in Wellington, Florida and Millerton, NY. Prior to establishing Eurasia Inc. in 2002, Colin worked under the tutelage of top professionals including Katie Prudent and Margie Engle.

Nov 1, 2021 · Veteran international show-jumper Colin Syquia of Wellington, Florida and Millerton, New York, sat down with World Equestrian Center to share how he got started in the equestrian world, his training program and advice to up-and-coming riders in the industry.

From his early student days to his current career in horse dealing and the equestrian world, Colin Syquia has proven himself to be a dependable, determined and responsible individual who has taken his destiny as his own accountability.

Colin Syquia. Jenny's long time partner, Colin is an "out of house trainer" for Ocean Echo. Colin has been riding his whole life. From May 2001 to November 2001, Colin was employed at Raylyn Farm as a rider. In January 2002, he was employed at Hidden Creek Farm as a rider, where he worked with Margie Goldstein-Engle for a year.

Oct 29, 2022 · The $20,000 WEC 3’6”-3’9” Hunter Derby made its return to the R + L Arena for the final Derby Friday of the series. Fourteen top-notch competitors vied for the lion’s share of the prize money, but ultimately it was Colin Syquia who piloted Cynthia Sulzberger’s Front Page (Vigo D’Arsouilles x Cartagena Indias Ecaussinnes) to victory.

July 8, 2022 – Colin Syquia (Wellington, FL) and Wherewithal topped the $5,000 USHJA Open Hunter Derby presented by Meg and Damian Fine Homes & Equestrian Properties, scoring double 92s to a total of 184. The red ribbon also went to Syquia, this time with Delta de la Rasse, a 2013 Selle Francais gelding (Scendix x Palma Nova) owned by ...

Hocus Pocus and Colin Syquia stepped into the Rolex Arena under the lights for Thursday’s $25,000 Hagyard Classic producing a clear jumping round and 6th place. Eurasia Inc. and Sandra O’Donnell’s Fiper jumped clear all week, culminating with a 🥈 in the 1.35 Open Jumper.

From being amateur rider when he rode Dumbo de Chapelle to victory in February 2001 at the Cosequin Winter Equestrian Festival, Colin Syquia got inspired to turn pro. Additionally, Colin won $40,000 while riding Qena 2 during the Kentucky Summer Grand Prix in August 2007.

Profoundly attached to the horses he rides and trains, Mr. Colin Syquia has received acclamation for his unending devotion to caring for horses. A professional equestrian, Mr. Syquia has been able to realize his dreams through hard work and determination.