Jordan Coyle

About Jordan Coyle

Jordan Coyle is an active Irish showjumper, FEI ID 10026353, born 3 January 1993 and 33 at the 6 August 2026 cut-off. He is based at Elan Farm in North Salem, New York, and competes principally on the North American circuit. He must not be confused with his younger brother Daniel Coyle, FEI 10034396, born 2 December 1994, who is a separate Irish international with his own record: Daniel's Olympic and World Championship starts and his horses, including Legacy, Farrel and Incredible, do not belong to Jordan.

Coyle's verified senior record is built on class wins and team riding rather than championships. He won the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup qualifier at Leon on 9 February 2019 with Eristov, taking a two-horse jump-off at CSI4*-W 1.60m; that was a qualifying leg, not the World Cup Final. In 2025 he won the CSI3* Old Salem Farm Grand Prix with Keep Me With You N.C., the CSI5* 1.50m West Canadian Cup at the Spruce Meadows 'Pan American' with For Gold, and the CSIO5* 1.60m Cashel Palace Hotel Stakes in Dublin with Chaccolino, and he was third in the sponsor-presented AON Grand Prix at the 'Pan American' with the same horse. On 1 June 2025 he jumped double clear on Chaccolino as Ireland won the CSIO4* Nations Cup at Thunderbird Show Park. In 2026 Ariso, his leading FEI-ranked combination, gave him the Go Rentals Grand Prix at the Ocala Winter Festival in February and the CSI4* Empire State Grand Prix in May.

None of those results is a Rolex Grand Slam Major: the Majors are only Geneva, Aachen, the Spruce Meadows 'Masters' and 's-Hertogenbosch, and a sponsor's use of the Rolex name at another show does not create one. Equally, no competitive Olympic start, senior World Championship start or FEI Jumping World Cup Final start is verified for him. On 20 July 2026 he was named with Chaccolino as a NON-TRAVELLING RESERVE for Ireland's World Championship squad at Aachen - a selection status, not a start. His only championship-era result on the FEI profile is a youth one: 31st with Frere Jacques in the 2008 Avenches pony/youth final classification, which does not feed any senior count. In October 2019 the FEI biography records that he spent time in intensive care after a fall.

At the 6 August 2026 snapshot the FEI listed him 41st in the world on 2,067 points, with 1,385 starts and 106 wins in its since-2010 statistics. The verified record supports describing him as an Irish five-star class winner, World Cup qualifier winner and Nations Cup-winning team rider; it does not support describing him as an Olympian, a senior World Championship competitor, a World Cup finalist, a senior championship medallist or a Rolex Grand Slam Major winner.