CAMILO RUEDA
Meet the Colombian show jumper who wins everything in California
Camilo Rueda is a world-class show jumper with more than 10 years of experience competing with horses of all levels, from starting 4 year olds through Grand Prix horses, Camilo has been a key member of several Nations Cup teams with consistent placings in Grand Prix classes at the FEI level.
Camilo grew up in Bogota, Colombia and shared a love of horses with his father. At the age of 16, Camilo began his professional riding career with dreams to one day represent Team Colombia in the Olympics.
Bragging rights secured.
These lists are extensive and well-earned. Skim through and cheer for Camilo.
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2008-2023
Colombian Children’s National Champion 2008
Team Gold, Individual Bronze South American Championship 2009
Junior National Champion 2012
Bronze Medal FEI YR Nations Cup, Wellington, FL 2013
Won World Cup Qualifiers for Southern American League 2014
2nd Place in GP of Lexington, Kentucky 3* May 2021
2nd Place in GP of Traverse City, Michigan 4* June 2021
2nd Place GP of Traverse City, Michigan 3* August 2021
4th Place Nations Cup Manheim, Germany 3* May 2022
Represented Team Colombia at World Equestrian Games, Herning, Denmark August 2022
2nd Place Nations Cup Vejer de la Frontera 3* October 2022
Winner of GP San Juan Capistrano 2* April 2023
Winner of the Qualifier of 2* Mexico City April 2023
Double Silver Medalist Central American & Caribbean Games 2023
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2023-2024
January 23 - January 31
Grand Prix 3* International: 8th place - Indus Van Het Keyrsereck
Speed class 1.50 4* International: 4th place - Indus VHK
Grand Prix 1.55 4* International: 9th place - Indus VHK
Classic 1.50 4* International: 3rd place - Indus VHK
Welcome 2* 1.45 International: 6th place - My Boy Blue
Grand Prix 2* International: 12th place - My Boy Blue
1.40 class: 2nd place - My Boy BlueFebruary 20 - February 25
Grand Prix 3 International 1.55*: 3rd place - Indus VHK
Classic 1.45 3 International*: 4th place - My Boy BlueChampion of the Week (6-year-old horses) - Macallan
March 5 - March 10
Classic 1.45 3* International: 6th place - My Boy BlueMarch 12 - March 15
Grand Prix 4* International 1.55: 7th place - Indus
Classic 1.45 4* International: 4th place - My Boy BlueChampion of the week (1.20) - Ms. Meuus van Wolseshoeve
April 9 - April 14
$32,000 FEI CSI 3* 1.45m Jump Off Classic (Longines Ranking D): 6th place - My Boy Blue
$32,000 FEI CSI 3* 1.50m Welcome Speed Stake (Longines Ranking Group D & Rolex USEF Ranking): 8th place - IndusApril 24 - April 28
$75,000 Grand Prix - II. 2(a) N (National Standard) Temecula Valley: 5th place - IndusMay 15 - May 19
$50,000 Surf & Turf Grand Prix II.2(a): 3rd Place - Indus$20,000 Markel Open Jumper Speed Stake II: 1st Place- Charming Boy Z, 4th Place: Santa Rosa Apollo
May 29 - June 2
$75,000 Grand Prix - II.2(a) (National Standard): 10th Place - Indus
$25,000 1.40m Speed Classic - Zone 10 NAY: 4th Place - My Boy Blue, 3rd Place - Fellow van MoervenJune 12 - June 16
$50,000 LA June Grand Prix: 3rd Place - My Boy Blue, 4th Place - Indus
$25,000 LA Welcome: 2nd Place - My Boy Blue, 3rd Place - IndusJune 19 - June 23
$50,000 Balius Insurance Grand Prix: 1st Place - My Boy Blue, 2nd Place - Indus, 5th Place - Fellow van Moerven
$25,000 LA Welcome 1.40 II.b: 2nd Place - Indus, 4th Place - Ilivia, 6th Place - Chaline LS
July 10 - July 14
$25,000 Bentley San Diego Welcome Classic II: 1st Place - My Boy Blue, 2nd Place - Fellow van Moerven
$50,000 Spectacular Grand Prix II: 1st Place - My Boy Blue, 5th Place - Ilivia
$15,000 1.35M Jumper: 1st Place – Chaline LS, 2nd Place - IliviaMarch 21 - 25
$25,000 Spring Classic Welcome: 1st Place - Indus, 3rd Place - My Boy BlueMarch 28 - April 1
$100,000 Spring Spectacular Grand Prix: 2nd Place - Indus 4th Place - My Boy BlueApril 10 - 15
$25,000 Equestrian Lifestyle Welcome: 1st Place - My Boy Blue 3rd Place - IndusApril 18 - 22
$100,000 Classic Equestrian Grand Prix: 5th Place - Indus 8th Place - My Boy BlueApril 25 - 29
$25,000 May Day Welcome: 1st Place - Indus, 2nd Place - My Boy BlueMay 2 - 6
$100,000 Preakness Grand Prix: 3rd Place - Indus, 6th Place - My Boy Blue
LEXI SILVER
dreams of gold.
Lexi Silver is no stranger to the winner’s circle.
Lexi played Division I field hockey at Miami University of Ohio where she won six MAC championship titles with the Redhawks (as well as a Big 10 Championship in her first year playing for Maryland). In 2020, Lexi graduated from Miami with a degree in Entrepreneurship and Strategic Communication, then went on to pursue her Master's degree from Northwestern University in 2021.
She moved from her hometown, Chicago, to California to begin a career in marketing. In an effort to find a new athletic pursuit to spark her competitive drive the way field hockey had, Lexi found herself at the barn.
Just two weeks after taking her first riding lesson, she entered her first horse show at the 2022 Flintridge Autumn Classic and soon after the Sunshine Series at DIHP where Lexi finished Res Champion and instantly fell in love with show jumping.
It wasn’t long after that she fell in love with a show jumper, too.
In April 2023, she co-founded Silver Stables with Camilo.
Within less than one year of riding, Lexi jumped her first 1.20 class and won her first 1.15 Classic during the Desert Circuit under Camilo’s guidance and training.