Anne Kursinski Riding and Jumping Mentor

04/09/2025

15/08/2025

Market Street is having a successful show at Princeton Show Jumping!
Our rider Hanna Toering, at her first show with us, won the 1.15m today and was Champion riding the very talented young horse of Romina Birman's, Vinchenzo Z!!!

01/08/2025

Flashback Friday. Anne and UK on their way to winning the Welcome Stake at the Silver Oak Jumper Tournament in 2019! UK and all of the horses at Market Street are powered by Nutrena Feed. It has been Anne’s Feed of choice for over 35 years!

30/07/2025

We are very excited to welcome Hanna Toering to our team at Market Street as rider and assistant trainer! A native of Waterford, Virginia, Hanna grew up on her family’s warmblood breeding farm producing both hunters and jumpers. Hanna has produced quality horses through the young horse classes and up through the Grand Prix levels.
Hanna’s experience in training, showing, and sales is a valuable addition to Market Street!

30/07/2025

Eros, Anne Kursinski’s legendary Olympic partner. A true Thoroughbred in heart and spirit, Eros was a once-in-a-lifetime athlete who helped lead Team USA to a team silver medal at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. 🇺🇸🥈

From his early win at the 1994 American Gold Cup to his historic victory at the $450,000 Pulsar Crown Grand Prix in Monterrey, Mexico, Eros soared to greatness with grace and grit. He was the first American mount to win that class, making Anne the first American—and the first woman—to take the title. 💥

Whether flying under the lights in Aachen or relaxing at home in New Jersey with his favorite Harry & David pears, Eros embodied everything we love about this sport: athleticism, partnership, and heart. ❤️

“He was probably one of the last great Thoroughbred grand prix horses,” Anne says. “To have a horse of a lifetime for a lifetime really doesn’t happen that much.”

25/07/2025

“I’m thankful we had these Nations Cups added to the calendar between here and in Caledon in Canada last week. These competitions are a great opportunity for our athletes to gain experience and not feel the pressure of stepping directly into a CSIO5* but build confidence that can carry them into the next level” said Kursinski. “I think overall there are a lot of excellent takeaways and really valuable experience gained for each of these combinations.”

The U.S. Jumping Team finished with a win in the $75,000 FEI Jumping Nations Cup Traverse City CSIO3*, topping the podium with a final team total of four faults, after a nail-biting jump-off with Ireland.

24/07/2025

Top of the podium in Traverse City! 🏆🇺🇸

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21/07/2025

“She really is very talented. She has a very good foundation,” Kursinski said. “She has a good position and she’s fun to work with because she wants it, which is great as a teacher. I treat her like everybody else, and she wants that.”

At one time, Gianna Trotter’s path to show jumping would have seemed improbable. The now 27-year-old rider from Brick, New Jersey, spent much of her childhood in hospitals, navigating recovery from a traumatic brain injury that necessitated surgery, physical and occupational therapies, and would c...