An Equestrian Event Look Back: 2019 Pan American Games Performance in Peru

A pictorial look back, with photos by MacMillan Photography, at the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima, Peru, July 28-Aug. 9.

Machu Picchu. Photo by MacMillan Photography

Women with their alpacas in Cusco, the ancient Inca capital of Peru. Photo by MacMillan Photography

Beezie Madden and Breitling LS won individual and team bronze in jumping for the USA. Photo by MacMillan Photography

USA show jumpers Beezie Madden, Alex Granato, Eve Jobs and Lucy Deslauriers receive their bronze medals. Photo by MacMillan Photography

Sarah Lockman and First Apple triumphed with individual gold in dressage for the USA. Photo by MacMillan Photography

It was a girl-power squad for the USA: Nora Batchelder, Sarah Lockman, and Jennifer Baumert brought home team silver in dressage. Photo by MacMillan Photography

Lynn Symansky and RF Cool Play splash through the water on their way to individual silver for the USA in eventing. Photo by MacMillan Photography

The USA brought home both individual gold with Boyd Martin as well as team gold. From left to right: Tamie Smith, Doug Payne, Lynn Symansky, Boyd Martin. Photo by MacMillan Photography

2019 Pan American Games Medal Results

Jumping, Team

Gold: Brazil
Silver: Mexico
Bronze: USA

Jumping, Individual

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Gold: Marlon Modolo Zanotelli (Brazil)
Silver: Jose Maria Larocca (Argentina)
Bronze: Beezie Madden (USA)

Dressage, Team

Gold: Canada
Silver: USA
Bronze: Brazil

Dressage, Individual

Gold: Sarah Lockman (USA)
Silver: Tina Irwin (Canada)
Bronze: Jennifer Baumert (USA)

Eventing, Team

Gold: USA
Silver: Brazil
Bronze: Canada

Eventing, Individual

Gold: Boyd Martin (USA)
Silver: Lynn Symansky (USA)
Bronze: Carlos Parro (Brazil)

This photo story about the 2019 Pan American Games originally appeared in the November 2019 issue of Horse Illustrated magazine. Click here to subscribe!

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Allen MacMillan

Allen MacMillan is a professional photographer who, with his wife Kim, has covered several World Equestrian, Olympic and Pan American Games. The MacMillans share their Northeastern Indiana farm with several much-loved horses, dogs and cats.