Abby Powell is a native of Northeastern Massachusetts who splits her time between commuting into Boston for work and caring for and riding her rescue Mustang x Arab mare, Maggie.
By Abby Powell on Sep 18, 2023 4:00 pm - 895 views
You can consider today’s video a little bit of a #spoileralert because I had the pleasure of chatting with Kathleen Bailey this past Friday afternoon for an upcoming article. Fresh of a successful trip to the AECs with her two Morgan geldings, we spoke at length about the incredible versatility of the Morgan horse and why they’d make a great sport horse for so many riders, even if they’re not a “typical” sport horse breed.
Kathleen was on the road to the Green Mountain Horse Association (GMHA) September horse trials when we spoke, trailering Kennebec Rugby to contest their first Modified together and their trip sure didn’t disappoint. Those little Morgan legs simply flew and the pair clocked the fastest time in whole Open Modified division, moving the pair up from sixth place after show jumping to finish second overall. They might even have been a little faster too had Kathleen not almost forgotten a fence on the latter half of the course (you’ll hear some colorful and hysterical language!)
While we’ll be getting to know Kathleen and Rugby (along with Rugby’s half brother, fellow eventer and jack-of-all trades Kennebec Echo) much more in a future article, I thought this helmet cam video deserved a little feature of it’s own since it honestly might just be one of the most fun ones I’ve ever watched!
Good morning, EN! To get our day started, we’re checking in on the action at The Fork at Tryon, presented by Yammer America. The Fork features a CCI4*-S horses prepping for their respective fall destinations, a CCI2*-L, CCI1*-S, and National levels from Beginner Novice through Advanced.
Boyd Martin and Yankee Creek Ranch LLC’s Commando 3 are currently in command-o of the 4*-S after dressage and show jumping. More than half of the field, which will send 19 forward to Capt. Phillips’ cross country test tomorrow, lowered at least one rail in the show jumping, with two pairs incurring Compulsory Retirement.
The top three, however, remain untouched: Boyd and Commando, who’s aiming at the CCI4*-L at Morven Park next month, took the early lead on a dressage score of 28.7 and missed out on the time allowed to add 1.2 time penalties. Jacob Fletcher and Fletcher Farms’ Fabian — who should very much be on your radar this fall with several strong finishes at this level under their belt — are in second on a score of 33.9 with one rail. Phillip Dutton and Boekelo-bound Denim, owned by Ann Lapides, Caroline Moran, and Neill Sites, are in third with a 35.1. Fourth-placed Julie Wolfert, bouncing back after an injury this spring forced her to truncate the first part of her season, notched one of just two clear rounds inside the time with her own, Sheri Gurske, and Renee Senter’s SSH Playboy to sit on a score of 35.4.
You can check in on all scores from The Fork here. There is no live stream of the cross country today, but we’ll provide another update on the final results this weekend. Stay tuned!
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Photo via Green Mountain Horse Association on Facebook.
The mornings have turned crisp, the grass is lush from a (very) wet summer, and pumpkins are a must-have for fence decorations: this is eventing in Area 1 in the fall! I’m betting that there are few venues more thankful to see the other side of this summer than the Green Mountain Horse Association (GMHA) in South Woodstock, Vermont.
With their cross country fields now fully recovered from two major flooding events in July — thanks to the generous help of donors and volunteers alongside the tireless work of the grounds crew — the venue is excited to see horses and riders galloping across their beautiful pumpkin-laden course this weekend!
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Morning Viewing: Walk the 4* course for The Fork at Tryon with Selena O’ Hanlon:
By Abby Powell on Sep 11, 2023 4:30 pm - 341 views
The Defender Burghley Horse Trials are of course a very popular bucket list event for most eventing fans. If you have yet to make the pilgrimage to Britain’s premier fall five star then post-event vlogs will have to hold you over until you can make the trip.
While a vlog may not be the type of whole-competition coverage that we traditionally think of when it comes to an event, I can always appreciate the in-person look and feel that a vlog brings to the table — a handheld phone camera will give you a very different angle than the crane-operated cameras used by the livestream after all. Plus the live stream isn’t going to give you an inside look at the coffee vendors or the restroom stops like this vlog from Hordern Horses does. The coffee lovers and “toilet worriers” thank you for your service!
Yesterday morning I started my day off at the barn, did some chores, and then rode my horse who has been rehabbing from an annular ligament tear that happened in February of this year. She’s far along enough now in her rehab that we’re doing some trot work and yesterday morning she simply felt fantastic and we had a great ride. That post-great-ride-feeling fueled me for the rest of my day long after I sat down at my desk to slog away at my non-horsey day job. I may not have run Burghley last week, but even small achievements can feel like really big wins sometimes.
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If you spotted Boyd Martin wearing the Jockey Cam during his cross country rounds at Burghley then I bet you have been looking forward to this video!
Take a seat behind the ears of the mighty Tsetserleg TSF as he and Boyd navigate the famed terrain and fantastic fences of Derek di Grazia’s 2023 Defender Burghley cross country course. Boyd and “Thomas” ultimately completed the cross country clear and with 9.6 time penalties and then went on to finish the weekend in overall 9th position as the highest place Americans. For an up-close look at all the fences, you can take a peek back at Tilly’s course walk and remember how everything on cross country day unfolded thanks to Sally’s live blog.
Thank you Boyd and Burghley for taking us along for the ride!
By Abby Powell on Sep 2, 2023 12:01 am - 1,462 views
Rise and shine, it’s Burghley cross country time! Photo by Tilly Berendt.
With the American Eventing Championships and Defender Burghley Horse Trials running at the same time this week, I have eventing whiplash! What a treat to have Sally Spickard at the Kentucky Horse Park and Tilly Berendt on the hallowed grounds of Burghley both bringing us wall-to-wall coverage. Frankly, I wouldn’t be able to keep up with it all otherwise.
In case you missed it, two of America’s top young horses have clinched to two highest level classes of the AECs: Will Coleman and Pau-bound Chin Tonic HS are our 2023 USEA Intermediate Champions while upcoming Pan Am Games team members Liz Halliday and Miks Master C clinched the $60,000 Adequan USEA Advanced Final under the lights last night. Meanwhile across the pond, all six of our US pairs are sitting in the top 20 after dressage with four of them in the top 15. These are exciting times for American eventing!
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Morning Viewing: Here’s how Will Faudree, who sits in 9th place heading into cross country with Mama’s Magic Way, plans to ride the Rolex combination (15ABC):
By Abby Powell on Aug 28, 2023 3:30 pm - 635 views
Welcome to another five-star week and the first of the fall season! Just two more sleeps until the Defender Burghley Horse Trials kicks things off with the first horse inspection on Wednesday, so naturally we’re obsessed with getting every possible little peak at this year’s Derek di Grazia course ahead of Saturday’s always-exciting cross country action.
Tilly already brought us the inside scoop on Derek’s use of the famed Burghley terrain, courtesy of a drive around the course in an actual Land Rover Defender, and now, courtesy of Horse & Hound, we’re getting a rider’s assessment of some of the key combinations on course. Fresh off collecting individual silver and team gold at the 2023 European Eventing Championships with Vendredi Biats, Kitty King walks the lines and shows us what those tackling the course this weekend will need to keep in mind.
Keep your eye on Horse & Hound‘s YouTube channel as they may be posting more sneak peaks early this week and if you’re able to pick up a copy of the August 24th issue of Horse & Hound magazine you can read Kitty’s thoughts on every fence. And of course, stick with us here on EN for much more to come from England’s big fall five-star!
Travels with horses can often be exciting and take us to some awe-inspiring destinations, but all too often the process getting to the fantastic destination is less than scenic. I think we’ve all pulled into one too many highway rest stops with questionable-looking grass (if any at all), an out of order restroom, and a vending machine with expired Cheetos for our own likings.
English-based Italian rider Vittoria Panizzon was thoughtful and lucky enough to avoid at least one derelict rest stop on her way to the FEI Nations Cup at Arville, Belgium last week. When looking for a spot to let DHI Jackpot out of the trailer to stretch his legs, she discovered Dover Beach right by the customs office on her route. Now that’s not too shabby of a pit stop at all!
Burghley starts NEXT WEEK! Keep it locked onto EN – we have some awesome content headed your way.
Eventing is dishing up an equally exciting week in the US, with the American Eventing Championships happening in Lexington, Kentucky. EN is beavering away on both sides of the Pond to bring you all you need to know from the AEC too – so go nowhere, and go eventing!
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Morning Viewing: Jessica Phoenix and Wabbit have been putting in that Burghley prep work while they base with Team Price at Chedington Estate prior to next week’s big event.
By Abby Powell on Aug 21, 2023 4:00 pm - 524 views
Ellie Fredericks (yes, Lucinda’s daughter!) has a new Advanced horse in her barn after Aston le Walls in July.
While Ellie has had the honor of competing her mother’s Advanced stallion, Britannia’s Mail (Jaguar Mail — Headley Britannia) since the 2020 season, she was also able to acquire her own project late that same year. Pure Trendsetter, an Irish Sport Horse mare (Future Trend — Touch Base) now also part-owned by Liz Hills and Chris Emmett, came to Ellie as a green five-year-old without any prior eventing experience. Since their first rides together, Ellie and “Trendy” have rapidly climbed the levels and were selected to compete in the 7-year-old division at the FEI Eventing World Breeding Championship for Young Horses at Le Lion D’Angers last fall, where they finished 27th our of a very large field and Ellie was the youngest jockey competing.
In the video above, you can join Ellie and Trendy for the mare’s first time tackling an Advanced cross country course. Ellie’s commentary throughout the course is a fascinating peek at her insightful approach to their round.
By Abby Powell on Aug 19, 2023 12:01 am - 1,173 views
Absolutely majestic. Photo by Abby Powell.
This past work week was an arduous one for me, but as I drove to the barn yesterday evening to slog away at my horse’s rehab I was greeted with an incredible rainbow after a rather stormy day. Sometimes you just need a little extra pang of beauty of beauty to serve as a reminder how lucky we actually are to get to spend time out and about with our equine partners.
By Abby Powell on Aug 14, 2023 4:30 pm - 441 views
Think back to your 10-year-old horse crazy self. Maybe you were one lucky kid who was already enrolled in horseback riding lessons. Maybe you were an even luckier kid who already had they’re own pony! Or maybe you were like me and many other kids at that age, desperate for any and all interaction with horses but woefully far-removed from the horse world, which was also financially inaccessible to my family at that point anyway.
No lie, if competitive hobby horsing were a thing when I was a little kid I’m pretty sure I would have been all over it. I was a competitive and athletic child that would have (literally) jumped at any and all opportunities to compete with my own “horse” and if the opportunity to compete in hobby horsing meant that I’d get to go watch real life horses in action, like it does at the North American Hobby Horse Series which is held alongside Tryon International’s summer hunter and jumper shows, then even better! Check out the above vlog by a young teen, Mica, who traveled to Tryon to compete with her hobby horse and enjoyed the live action as well. Mica also has her own Etsy shop to sell hobby horses that she sews herself. Industrious kid!
I’ve seen other equestrians poke some fun at hobby horsing, but if it’s getting kids just a step closer to horses and more interested in equestrian sports then what’s not to like? More importantly, if they’re having fun then who cares! Now here’s a very serious question for the eventing community: why are there no hobby horse trials?! That would be fun.
By Abby Powell on Aug 12, 2023 12:01 am - 940 views
Photo via Green mountain Horse Association (GMHA) on Facebook.
Look, look — The sun is shinning in Vermont! GMHA’s Festival Schooling Weekend, a replacement for the flood-canceled Festival of Eventing recognized horse trials, is officially underway. The Ashuelot Pony Club helped out by jump crewing and ring stewarding during yesterday’s jumper day, but there’s much more work to be done. If you’ve got the afternoon free you can still lend a hand in GMHA’s cleanup efforts today from 1-5 PM, followed by a Volunteer Appreciation Taco Party at 5:30 PM. Can’t make it? You can always send a tax-deductible donation here (but I can’t guarantee you’ll receive any tacos.)
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The competition season in Area 1 is short but sweet and right now it’s in full swing! Today we’ve got two helmet cams for you from different Area 1 events, both from the backs of some very excited and happy off-the-track Thoroughbreds.
Above, go for a gallop with Emily Scott as she pilots Ali Fischer’s Z Camelot (Smart Strike – Madame Thor, by Deputy Minister) around the Novice track at Millbrook Horse Trials, which took place the last weekend of July in Amenia, New York.
Below, check out the scenery at Huntington Farm in South Strafford Vermont as Jane Kreppein and Sport (Not For Love – Complete Spring, by Spring Double), owned by Heather DiGregorio, as they rock around the Training Level course this past weekend.
The hits don’t stop coming for Vermont this summer, but if I know one thing from spending a number of years in this beautiful little state it’s this: Vermonters are strong, caring, and they persist! These summer thunderstorms are not cutting Vermont any slack this year, and Huntington Farm in South Strafford once again experienced a good bit of rain yesterday. It’s nothing that the ground — which has been in great condition leading up to their event this weekend — can’t handle, but the organizers are delaying the start of today’s competition by three hours to let the ground dry out and ensure it’s safe-going for all.
Just to the southwest, you may recall Green Mountain Horse Association (GMHA) had to cancel next weekend’s Festival of Eventing in it’s traditional format after two flash flood events in previous weeks damaged the property. However, GMHA has been able to repair and rebuild their arenas, barns, and roadways enough to go ahead with hosting an alternative event, rebranded as the Festival Schooling Weekend! Competitors can still enjoy the spoils of a weekend of competition, just in a different format. Friday will be a dressage fix-a-test and jumper schooling day, Saturday holds a combined test, and on Sunday there will be a derby cross held in the one cross country field that suffered the least damage from the flooding. Funds raised will go towards helping GMHA to rebuild!
And, if you’re local-ish to the Norhtshore Massachusetts area, there’s another fun way to pitch in to help out GMHA: Ferial Johnson of the historic Ledyard Farm in Wenham, Massachusetts is holding a cross country derby next Tuesday, August 8, to benefit GMHA. That’s the eventer spirit!
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Lea Adams-Blackmore and Frostbite. Photo by Shannon Brinkman Photography.
Morning Viewing: This seems like a handy trick … or not.
By Abby Powell on Jul 31, 2023 4:30 pm - 839 views
We probably sounds like a broken record at this point, yet it’s still worth repeating: we’re so glad to welcome back Millbrook Horse Trials to this year’s calendar! After not running in 2022, Millbrook made their comeback this past weekend with riders of all levels travelling far and wide to test their mettle against the fabulous Dutchess County terrain and world class courses. You can catch up with the results in Amber Heintzberger’s press release here.
Resident videographer Marion de Vogel was on hand as usual to capture the scenes from the weekend. Enjoy a wrap-up from the whole event above, plus a little extra action in the two videos below. Can you spot yourself or your friends?
The beloved Millbrook Horse Trials is back with a bang after an absence from the calendar last year. We all know it’s a lot of work to put on an event, but as many events now know from 2020 it takes an even greater effort to bring an event back after a year hiatus. Thanks to the hard work of the organizers and volunteers, competitors were welcomed back to the property this year and enjoyed Millbrook’s traditional Friday night competitor’s dinner where their annual volunteer award is presented. This year it went to local upper-level riders Mikki Kuchta and Bridgette Miller who pitched in to help prep for the event!
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Morning Viewing: Feast your eyes on the Barbie Dream Fence gracing Millbrook’s Advanced and Intermediate courses!
“It is with great regret that GMHA must cancel the Festival of Eventing for 2023, both FEI and National divisions,” GMHA Executive Director Bruce Perry announced in a statement. “The combination of the two rain and flooding events at GHMA so close to the Festival has resulted in there being insufficient time to make repairs to the cross country fields and water crossings. There was also significant damage to some of the upper-level fences that will take time to rebuild. Horse and competitor safety is the primary concern at GMHA and the uncertainty of being able to provide a safe competition drove this decision.”
After the initial flooding event on July 10, which devastated other parts of the state, GMHA was initially cautiously optimistic about being able to host the Festival. Swift cleanup work by the grounds crew enabled the venue to still host the annual Area 1 Young Riders Camp from July 17-20, but a second severe storm sat over South Woodstock on the night of Friday July 21. Flooding from the July 21 storm was more destructive for GMHA than the initial statewide storm, not only washing away all prior progress and repairs but adding more damage to both the grounds and fences.
GMHA’s Festival of Eventing is Area 1’s only FEI event, offering CCI2*-S and CCI3*-S divisions in addition to hosting national Beginner Novice through Intermediate levels. The cancelation announcement comes the day after the event’s closing date for national levels, but a refund policy is in development: “We understand that this decision comes a day after the closing date and its no refund policy. We will have updates through email and social media as decisions are made,” says the statement.
Photo courtesy of Bruce Perry.
GMHA, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization which hosts events throughout the years for many equestrian disciplines in addition to eventing, estimates needing to raise $200,00 to make up for lost revenue and repair costs. Anyone wishing to support GMHA can make a tax deductible donation to the organization’s Annual Fund.
At this time, the facility grounds and GMHA’s vast network of trails remain closed. The board is hoping to run a combined test and eventing derby to replace the August Horse Trials — details will be coming soon, and you can follow GMHA on Facebook for further updates. The September Horse Trials, which offers Beginner Novice through Preliminary levels remains scheduled for September 16-17 and entries open next Tuesday, August 1.
By Abby Powell on Jul 24, 2023 4:30 pm - 1,124 views
Let’s be honest, riding the Burghley course is a little beyond the abilities or even desires of most of us. But hacking around the course and admiring the impossibly big questions and the famed terrain from up close? With a Burghley champion hacking alongside as a guide? Where do we sign up?!
Victoria Briant, creator of the Diary of a Wimpy Eventer blog got the opportunity to do just that for this special preview video ahead of the Defender Burghley Horse Trials which are just around the corner now, taking place August 31 through September 3. She was joined by none other than reigning champions Piggy March aboard her super mare Vanir Kamira who guided them through the hallowed grounds.
Throughout their hack Piggy covers all the emotions that a rider might be feeling on cross country day from the walk to the start box, to how the crowds can boost a rider, and they even get a first look at Piggy’s brand new plaque on Winner’s Avenue. How special is that?
Did you miss out on the Horses Inside Out Painted Horse Demonstration hosted by the North American Saddlery School? Check out the highlights from the lecture here:
By Abby Powell on Jul 23, 2023 12:01 am - 1,080 views
Cycling and eventing go hand-in-hand … sort of. Photo by Tilly Berendt.
Apropos of absolutely nothing, I thought I’d lead today’s News & Notes with a rumination on teamwork. You see, I’ve been watching the Tour de France for the past three weeks and it concludes today with it’s traditional final race around the famed Champs-Élysées in Paris. This event sucks me in year after year because of what a dynamic and dramatic sport it is. Now bear with me here, because I promise I’ll circle back to eventing:
Cycling is both a team and individual sport. A team of eight riders will work together over the many stages of a Grand Tour not necessarily for glory as a team, but to push and pace the superstar of their team to victory in the overall standings. (I hope any anyone more intimately familiar with cycling than I am forgives me for my superficial explanation, by the way, I’m purely a spectator of this sport and this is an eventing blog, not a cycling blog after all) It takes a mind boggling level of fitness and mental toughness alongside literal blood, sweat, and tears to do what these athletes do and yet for the most part seven out of eight members of a team don’t get to bask in their own glory at any point during the race, just the glory of their teammate and helping them rise to the top.
Do you see where I’m going with this parallel yet? In eventing, we fawn over the horses and riders that leave the start box, but those athletes are only able to gallop off thanks to the blood, sweat, and tears their team of grooms and barn managers and assistant riders have put in over many hours themselves. And don’t even get me started on the crucial role that physios and veterinarians and nutritionists play! Those teammates may not be as visible during the big events (though we and other media outlets are always working to improve that) as a team of cyclists riding alongside their captain, but they’re no less crucial to the ultimate success of the victor.
Anyway, I guess I have a soft spot for sports with non-traditional teams and exceptional levels of sportsmanship. And if I’ve piqued your interest in watching a Grand Tour, it’s not too late! As the main Tour de France concludes today, the Tour de France Femmes kicks off. Here’s how to watch.
The vibes are always immaculate at Rebecca Farm. And no, Kate, I will not stop obsessing over photos of Big Sky Country. I can’t stop myself from turning into the star-eyed emoji every time I see someone’s photos or video from Rebecca and I’m really enjoying following Allie Heninger’s Reporter’s notebooks for a look at The Event at Rebecca Farm through the eyes of a first-timer.
By Abby Powell on Jul 17, 2023 4:30 pm - 887 views
Most of us are in the thick of eventing season and, let’s be honest, can probably braid our horse’s manes with our eyes closed at this point. But plenty of us, myself included, are single horse riders who don’t show every other week of the season or even every month — that means my braiding technique often needs a little brushing up from time to time.
Take a peek at these three tutorials on putting in button braids from US Dressage, Amelia Newcomb Dressage, and Baxter Equine Services. Each method is very similar, but ever so slightly different. Play around and see what works best for your and your horse’s mane!
By Abby Powell on Jul 15, 2023 12:01 am - 1,180 views
You’ll have to wait until September to win one of these awesome grooming totes from Larkin Hill sponsor, Wahbee’s Woodworking! Photo via Wahbee’s Woodworking on Facebook.
Hopefully this information has already reached those impacted, but today’s event at Larkin Hill has been cancelled due to the recent deluge of rain across the Northeast. While Larkin Hill has not been subjected to the same level of flooding that our Vermont venues have, the recent rain has submerged much of the parking area and cross country course making it unsafe to run today’s event. Entry fees will not be refunded, but competitors will have the option of transferring it to their September event or using it for an upcoming schooling event (date to be determined).
If you’re still looking to get out and about this weekend though, you’re in luck! Ronan Moloney of Kinnitty Capall Stables in Ancramdale, New York, just 45 minutes south of Larkin Hill, is stepping in and offering a cross country derby this morning. Courses will be ready to walk at 9:00 AM and the derby starts at 9:30!
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Morning Viewing: Doug Payne and Quantum Leap are putting in the work on their flying changes this summer!
By Abby Powell on Jul 10, 2023 3:30 pm - 1,156 views
What fun it’s been to see the success of the new CCI4*-S division at the Maryland International & Horse Trials this weekend, and what a treat for us that official videographers RNS Videomedia have posted a compilation of every pair’s ride through the 4*/Advanced water complex. Rider consensus was that course designer Ian Stark built a track true to the level and judging solely by this complex and not being a rider myself, I’d certainly be inclined to agree. Special shoutout to the spectators that cheered loudly and proudly for every single pair as they navigated this question — you’re one of the reasons eventers are the best!
Additionally, thanks to local Maryland eventer Emma Hinke, we can also enjoy glimpses around the rest of the course in the video below. For more inside looks from Maryland, make sure you also catch up with Veronica Green-Gott’s reporter’s notebooks from day one and day two at the event.
T-2 days until the Horses Inside Out Clinic hosted by the North American Saddlery School and HCS, USA Saddlery! Gillian Higgins is bringing equine anatomy to life at Morven Park on July 12th. By painting the muscles, skeleton and other anatomical systems onto live horses Gillian delivers truly inspiring practical lecture demonstrations and courses. Sign up now!
