Career Highlights

Philippine Olympian • Pioneer • Becoming

Years Representing The Philippines as an Equestrian Athlete
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Toni started riding at the age of 8. First competed at 10 years-old in Clark Airbase, Pampanga. At 11, Toni was part of the Pony Club of the Philippines sent to Hong Kong where they brought home a Team Gold medal. 🥇 Now 52, Toni is one of the longest serving Philippine National athletes, as she continues to represent her flag 🇵🇭 and country in international competitions

Championship Medals
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Toni has won one (1) SEA Games Gold medal, four (4) SEA Games Silver medals one (1) Silver Asian Games medal, one (1) Silver Asian Championships medal, one (1) Gold and one (1) Silver ASEAN medals

World and Regional Championship Starts
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Toni has competed in four (4) SEA Games, five (5) Asian Games one (1) Asian Championships one (1) World Cup Finals two (2) World Championships and one (1) Olympic Games

1992-1996

Rider of the Year

Philippines

F L Y I N G  T I G E R

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S U G A R S H A C K

2025 - POC and PSC Joint Award for Contributions to Philippine Sport

Manila, Philippines

2025 - Recognized by the Philippine Congress

Through House Resolution No. 15 for the historic 2025 FEI Prix St. Georges CDN victory in Flémalle, Belgium

2025 - Southeast Asian Games Dressage Debut 6th Place Individual

 Pattaya, Thailand

L A C O S T E  1 2 6

2025 - Winner: FEI Prix St. Georges

CDN Flanders • Belgium

First Filipino to win an international dressage event in Europe

L A C O S T E  1 2 6

2019 — Team Silver Medal

Asian Championships • Pattaya, Thailand

L O R I B R I

2018 — World Equestrian Games

Tryon, USA

M A X I M I L L I A N

2018 — Asian Games Team Member

Jakarta, Indonesia

M A X I M I L L I A N

2017 — Grand Prix Winner

CSI-Samorin • Slovakia

M A X I M I L L I A N

2014 — Asian Games 6th Place Individual

Incheon, South Korea

M A X I M I L L I A N

2011 — Team & Individual Silver Medal

Southeast Asian Games • Jakarta, Indonesia

M A G I C

2008 — Winner: CSI-Dinard Young Horse Competition

Dinard, France

M A G I C

2007 — World Cup Arab League

First non-Arab rider to be invited and participate

J U S T  J E W E L S

2006 — Asian Games Philippine Team Captain

Doha, Qatar

J U S T  J E W E L S

2006 — World Cup Final SEA League Representative

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

M A K T U B

2005 — Team Gold & Individual Silver Medal

Southeast Asian Games • Manila, Philippines

M A K T U B

2005 — Winner: Sony Ericsson Cup

Manila, Philippines

L E A P  O F  F A I T H

2005 — Winner: Malaysian Open

Kuwang, Malaysia

L E A P  O F  F A I T H

2004 — Winner: Merdeka Masters

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

L E A P  O F  F A I T H

2004 — Winner: Globe Platinum Cup

Manila, Philippines

L E A P  O F  F A I T H

2002 — World Championships

Jerez, Spain

G H A N D Y

2002 — Team Silver Medal

Asian Games • Busan, South Korea

N A Z L I

2000 — Olympic Games

Sydney, Australia

G H A N D Y

1999 — World Cup Finals

Gothenburg, Sweden

L E A P  O F  F A I T H

1998 — Asian Games Debut

Saraburi, Thailand

L E A P  O F  F A I T H

1998 — Winner: Southeast Asian World Cup League

L E A P  O F  F A I T H

1997 — Individual and Team Gold Medal

ASEAN Games, Singapore

C A L Y P S O

World and Regional Championship Starts
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Toni has competed in four (4) SEA Games, five (5) Asian Games one (1) Asian Championships one (1) World Cup Finals two (2) World Championships and one (1) Olympic Games

Historic Olympic Debut - Sydney
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Toni qualified and represented The Philippines at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games for Showjumping aboard “Ghandy.”