CLARKSVILLE, TN – Peyton Zumbro, 16, of Clarksville will be competing at the World Equestrian Center in Wilmington, Ohio, on Oct. 31st in the US Dressage Finals.
This is a culmination of rigorous local and regional equestrian qualifications to reach the national stage. Peyton will be competing with his horse, King, a Friesian cross. They have trained extensively together for over five years. Most recently he competed in the United States Dressage Federation Region 4 championships in Lake St. Louis, earning Reserve Champion against young riders from Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota, securing his place to attend US Dressage Finals. At US Dressage Finals, he will be representing Clarksville and Tennessee, competing against the most qualified riders in the country.
Peyton is the son of Jesse and Morgan Zumbro and trains daily at Serendipity Stables on Bagwell Lane in Sango, where his mother Morgan is the full-time operator and trainer. Dressage is one of the few equestrian disciplines that is showcased both nationally and internationally, even on the Olympic stage…