Sponsor of CSI2* Division Week 5
Chrome Horse Society returned to the ring as sponsor of the CSI2* Division during Week 5 of the 2026 Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF), marking a meaningful homecoming to the brand’s equestrian roots and reinforcing its continued presence at the heart of the festival’s hospitality experience.
As part of Week 5 competition, Chrome Horse Society sponsored the $62,500 Chrome Horse Society Tequila CSI2* Grand Prix, one of the week’s marquee events. Hilary McNerney claimed the top spot aboard Corlando, delivering a swift and clear jump-off round in 35.25 seconds.
Founded by a lifelong equestrian, Chrome Horse Society Tequila takes its name from the horse’s power and grace, reflecting a bold, modern spirit built to take you on a ride. Rooted in that heritage, the partnership with WEF represents more than a sponsorship, it is a homecoming.
In celebration of the partnership, the brand debuted its custom-designed Chrome Horse jump, a striking course element reflecting its sleek aesthetic and commitment to elevating the visual experience of the competition. The jump served not only as a functional feature of the course, but as a bold expression of Chrome Horse’s connection to the sport.
“As a brand born from a deep love of show jumping, being present in the ring again feels incredibly personal,” said Jack Morgan, founder of Chrome Horse Society.
Throughout the festival, Chrome Horse Society will also host select hospitality moments and press engagements, offering guests a taste of its triple-distilled tequila in WEF’s signature Show Pony cocktail.
By sponsoring the Week 5 2-Star Division, Chrome Horse Society continues to align itself with top equestrian excellence — celebrating both tradition and forward momentum within the sport.
About the CSI2* Division:
The CSI2* Division at the Winter Equestrian Festival is an FEI-sanctioned international show jumping competition that highlights rising talent and competitive excellence. Serving as a key steppingstone within the FEI ranking pathway, the division reflects WEF’s commitment to athlete development, progression, and the future of the sport.
