Billy Twomey

Quick Facts

Full Name	Billy Twomey
Occupation	Athlete
Date Of Birth	Apr 14, 1977(1977-04-14)
Age	47
Birthplace	Cork
Country	Ireland
Birth City	County Cork
Horoscope	Aries

Billy Twomey Biography

Billy Twomey is one of the most popular and richest Athlete who was born on April 14, 1977 in Cork, County Cork, Ireland. The CSI5* Basel, Switzerland: Tinka’s Serenade was the first to jump a triple-clear at the Grand Prix – good enough for 4th place in the prize pool of 4,500CHF (EUR37,238). Romanov was unable to finish his time during the first round, and had be content with the 12th place of 2,500 CHF (EUR2,065) during the main class on the first day of the competition.

The next event on the agenda to Twomey was the fourth leg of the Global Champions Tour in Cannes, France. On the second day the tour, he led Susan Davies Tinka’s Serenade to second spot in the 1m50 jump-off class. They were just half a second behind the time, and earned EUR4,000.

William “Billy” Twomey (born 14 April 1977) is an Irish equestrian and is Ireland’s highest ranked show jumper.

Luidam Stallion / Chestnut / 1993 / Guidam x Acteur – owned by Billy Twomey and Sue Davies

CES5* European Championships, Madrid, Spain: Shane Sweetnam (Amaretto d’Arco) 3.46/8/8; Nicole Fitzgibbon (Puissance) (9.74)/(21)/(20); Denis Lynch (Lantinus) 8.71/9/4; Billy Twomey (Tinka’s Serenade) 0.95/0/12 After round 1 Ireland was 9th, 13.12 mistakes ahead of France leading the race with 2.95 Twomey was in 6th place as an individual (and earned 1,640 euros). Twomey’s clear second round left him in second place individually and Ireland placed 7th. Ireland’s performance in the third round resulted in them dropping out of Olympic qualifying to ninth place. The round was a success. Twomey cleared up to the last line, where three fences fell, bringing his position to 18th in the individual rankings. In the Sunday Individual Final, Tinka’s Serenade suffered 8 errors in round 1 and then was clear in round 2. The team was able to climb to 15th place at the final.

Billy Twomey Net Worth

Billy Twomey is one of the richest Athlete from Ireland. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Billy Twomey 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

The CSI5* Global Champions’ Tour Doha, Qatar: In the jump-off class 1m45/1m50 last Friday, the judge led Je t’Aime Flamenco to within 0.12 second of the winner, resulting in a 2nd and earn 12,000 euros.

The final weekend in June, Towmey traveled across the Atlantic to Monte Carlo for the 5th stage of the Global Champions Tour. He made an impressive start by with his brand new bike Tackeray to 2nd position in the 1m45 class. The event took place under the direction of his fellow Irishman Denis Lynch. On Saturday, Twomey took third place and won EUR3,000 in the 1m50 jump-off competition also alongside Michelle Gatland’s Tackeray. At the Grand Prix on Saturday Twomey picked to ride Je t’Aime Flamenco. They rode flawlessly in the first lap and had four mistakes in the second round and finished 10th.

CSI5* ‘Saut Hermès’ Paris, France: Twomey and Romanov II teamed up with Luciana Diniz and Licapo in the 1m60 pairs competition on Saturday night to finish 6th and collect €1,250

Height, Weight & Body Measurements

Billy Twomey height 5 ft 8 in Billy weight 75 kg & body measurements will update soon.

Who is Billy Twomey Dating?

According to our records, Billy Twomey married to Joanne Twomey. As of December 1, 2023, Billy Twomey’s is not dating anyone.

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Je t’Aime Flamenco Stallion / Bay / 2000 / Flamence de Semilly x Landetto – owned by Mrs. Sue Davies

Facts & Trivia

Billy Ranked on the list of most popular Athlete. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Ireland. Billy Twomey celebrates birthday on April 14 of every year.

On his way to Aachen for the World Equestrian Festival, Twomey stopped off at the inaugural ‘Royal Festival of the Horse’ at Stoneleigh Park in the UK. He won the Grand Prix (and £10,000) on Tinka’s Serenade, beating John Whitaker and his 2008 Olympic ride – Peppermill – into second place.