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Monday News & Notes

By on Aug 3, 2026 12:01 am -

Dirk Schrade and Bakalar. Photo by Leszek Wójcik / Strzegom Summer Tour.

The following is an excerpt from a press release distributed by Strzegom Horse Trials:

Another edition of the Strzegom Summer Tour has come to an end, bringing together nearly 300 horses and riders from 13 countries over four days of international eventing competition at the Morawa, Poland venue. Once again, the event confirmed its position as one of the key fixtures on the European eventing calendar, combining top-level sport with the development of young horses and emerging riders.

The programme featured international competitions from CCI1-Intro* to CCI4-S*, alongside national classes. The event also hosted the Polish Youth Olympiad in Eventing, which serves as the Polish Junior Championships, making Strzegom the meeting place for both experienced international athletes and Poland's most talented young riders.

CCI4*-S – Demanding Cross Country Reshuffles the Leaderboard

The CCI4*-S delivered the greatest excitement of the weekend. A demanding cross country course and a particularly challenging optimum time resulted in significant changes to the leaderboard.

After Saturday’s show jumping, Germany’s Dirk Schrade was only fifth, but an outstanding cross country performance moved him to the top of the standings. The difficulty of the course is reflected by the fact that even the winning combination – Dirk Schrade and Bacalar – finished on 49.5 penalty points.

Fellow German Emma Hartmann and Baloucor claimed second place on 52.3 penalties, while Jan Matthias and Peppermint Patty FRH completed an all-German podium with 53.3 penalties.

To see full results from Strzegom, click here.

Major International Results

Burgham International Horse Trials CCI4*-S (GBR): [Website] [Scoring] [Live Stream Replays]

Strzegom Horse Trials CCI4*-S (POL): [Website] [Scoring] [Live Stream Replays]

US Events This Weekend

Hoosier HT (IN): [Website] [Scoring]

Revel Run HT II (MI): [Website] [Scoring]

Bayou Gulch HT (CO): [Website] [Scoring]

Full Moon Farm’s Midsummer HT (MD): [Website] [Scoring]

Other Links & Reading

Sponsor Corner: Save Big with Equine Discounts

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Training Tip of the Day

Work on your horse’s topline from the ground up:

Go Eventing

Some scenes from some fun in the rain at Canada’s Grandview Horse Trials!

Sunday Links

By on Aug 2, 2026 12:01 am -

Photo by Zenya Lepper Photography.

The Horse Sport MD Bred to Event Classic returns to Loch Moy Farm this year with a new feature for its oldest competitors: four-year-olds will jump a single steeplechase fence and five-year-olds two, incorporated into the gallop phase at the end of cross country during the Championship — a change organizers say reflects the series’ commitment to preserving the gallop as a core evaluation tool amid ongoing debate over the sport’s direction. The steeplechase obstacles will appear only on the Four- and Five-Year-Old Championship courses, not at the qualifiers, giving judges Phyllis Dawson, Kim Severson, and Robin Walker an added dimension for assessing the Gallop Score.

The 2026 schedule pushes the second qualifier and Championship later in the calendar to reduce conflicts with other events: the first qualifier runs August 22 at Loch Moy Farm, with the second qualifier on October 23 and the Championship October 24–25. The program, created to fill the gap left by the discontinued USEA Future Event Horse program, offers divisions from yearlings through five-year-olds with awards for Maryland-bred, Thoroughbred, and U.S.-bred horses, and prize money split among breeders, owners, and riders.

Learn more about the HSI Bred to Event Classic at Loch Moy Farm here.

Major International Events This Weekend

Burgham International Horse Trials CCI4*-S (GBR): [Website] [Tickets] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

Strzegom Horse Trials CCI4*-S (POL): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [Live Stream]

US Events This Weekend

Hoosier HT (IN): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Revel Run HT II (MI): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Bayou Gulch HT (CO): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Full Moon Farm’s Midsummer HT (MD): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Links & Reading

Training Tip of the Day

What, exactly, is “throughness” as it relates to riding?

Go Eventing

Not every training session needs to include a horse!

Saturday Links

By on Aug 1, 2026 12:01 am -

Julie Wolfert and SSH Playboy. Photo by Shelby Allen.

Kansas City-based Julie Wolfert is heading to Les 5 Ètoiles de Pau in France this fall! This long-awaited five-star debut has been on Julie’s list for many years, and after some “almost there” moments, she and her Morven Park CCI4*-L winner from 2024, SSH Playboy, are packing their bags for a properly French first time at the level.

To aid in this effort, Julie’s hosting a schooling show at her farm in Bucyrus, KS to raise funds for the long journey.

The show will feature dressage on Saturday, August 15 and show jumping on Sunday, August 16. To enter or support Julie in another way (we hear Florida-based Kyle Carter might even be “entering” some horses!) click here.

Major International Events This Weekend

Burgham International Horse Trials CCI4*-S (GBR): [Website] [Tickets] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

Strzegom Horse Trials CCI4*-S (POL): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [Live Stream]

US Events This Weekend

Hoosier HT (IN): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Revel Run HT II (MI): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Bayou Gulch HT (CO): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Full Moon Farm’s Midsummer HT (MD): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Links & Reading

Training Tip of the Day

Some helpful insights on the concept of “back to front” with Laine Ashker:

Go Eventing

Catch up with Tim Price at Burgham this weekend:

Friday News & Notes from Stable View

By on Jul 31, 2026 12:01 am -

One Big Thing: USEF’s July Listening Session proposes Coaches’ Registry, Lite Licensure, and more

Rob Burk, CEO of US Eventing, and USEA ECP Level V coach Bec Braitling joined US Equestrian’s David O’Connor and Bill Moroney for USEF’s July Listening Session. In this session, three main topics were presented for feedback: the possibility of a voluntary coaches’ registry program, an expansion of the USEF Lite program through USEA Endorsed competitions, and recently-released data on overuse in hunter/jumper competition.

David O’Connor’s proposed USEF Coaches Registry would serve to provide an online Learning Management System (LMS) with modules for coaches and trainers’ continuing education. Although the program would be voluntary, USEF is exploring the possibility of offering reduced rates for trainers’ liability insurance if they opt in to the registry and its courses. “This isn’t an idea that we’re trying to take over your ideology of training horses and the accepted practices for training horses,” said O’Connor. “This is actually about can we all be better coaches and we really learn that from a lot of other sports.”

Rob Burk and Bill Moroney also brought forth their plan to bring the eventing levels at Training and below under a “USEF Lite” license beginning this December. USEF Lite was developed as an accessible competition product for organizers and participants who wish to “test drive” hosting and participating in a USEF Licensed Competition, while also reducing cost for the competitors and allowing the events to qualify for grant programs. While a USEF membership will not be required to enter a USEF Lite competition, trainers must still complete SafeSport training and have a Lite Annual Pass — something the USEA has pledged to cover the cost of if the competitor is riding at or below Training level.

And finally, further data was presented on the topic of overuse in hunters and jumpers first presented at the December USHJA Annual Meeting. Rule changes have already been placed for Hunter shows to combat this, and an anonymous survey is being created to capture more detailed and encompassing data that may collect more feedback and solidify the definitions of normal practice within these disciplines.

The next USEF Listening Session will take place August 3 at 4:30 pm ET, where the Drugs and Medication Guidelines updates will be discussed, as well as priorities for the next USEF CEO. [Click here to learn more and register]

Major International Events This Weekend

Burgham International Horse Trials CCI4*-S (GBR): [Website] [Tickets] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

Strzegom Horse Trials CCI4*-S (POL): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [Live Stream]

US Events This Weekend

Hoosier HT (IN): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Revel Run HT II (MI): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Bayou Gulch HT (CO): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Full Moon Farm’s Midsummer HT (MD): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Other Links and Reading

Sponsor Corner: Stable View

Did you know that Stable View’s environmental efforts have earned the venue the Land Stewardship Award from the Southeast Regional Land Conservancy? The annual award recognizes caring landowners who go above and beyond to protect, restore, and manage local habitats and natural resources on their land. Stable View is currently conducting a variety of plant and wildlife surveys to identify and quantify as many species as possible, and have identified over 350 plants (including several rare and endangered plants) and 75 bird species.

Other Firsts:

Stable View is the first equestrian facility to have a Pavilion with LEED (Gold) certification, a globally-recognized symbol of sustainability achievement. The 8,775 square foot observation pavilion was designed with one goal in mind; give every visitor the best possible view of the equestrian arena and cross-country course. To achieve the certification, Stable View had to achieve some very high standards, including protection and restoration of the project site, developing an Erosion and Sedimentary Control Plan, and limiting site disturbances.

Training Tip of the Day

Grand Prix rider and trainer Quentin Judge shares why coaching goes beyond technical instruction:

Go Eventing

The teamwork and talent involved in this incredible eventing foley artist work is undeniable:

Thursday News & Notes

By on Jul 30, 2026 12:01 am -

One Big Thing: Eventing entries are open for Scone Palace International

Laura Collett and London 52 win the Scone Palace International in 2025. Photo by Peter Nixon.

Entries for all eventing classes at Scotland’s premier equestrian extravaganza, Scone Palace International Horse Trials (27-30 August), are now open.

This Perthshire event — the only international horse trials in Scotland — was a smash hit with competitors and spectators alike on its debut in 2025, with major stars such as double-Olympic gold medalist and reigning European champion Laura Collett and treble-Badminton and dual-Burghley winner Ros Canter singing its praises. It takes place in the beautiful grounds below Scone Palace, with all the advantages of the excellent permanent facilities of the adjacent Perth Racecourse.

Scone Palace is holding the following international eventing classes: CCI4*-L, CCI4*-S, CCI3*-L, CCI2*-L, CCI1*-Intro, CCI-S Pony 2*.

Scone Palace is also hosting the Scottish Grassroots Eventing Festival, comprising the Subaru Scottish Grassroots Championships at BE100 and BE90 level, and “open” British eventing BE100 and BE90 classes, also supported by Subaru. These will take place on Wednesday, 27 August.

LA 2028 cross-country course-designer Alec Lochore is Event Director of Scone Palace, and is designing the cross-country tracks for the main international classes, while James Willis — Badminton course-builder and course-designer of the Badminton Grassroots Championships tracks – is responsible for the BE100 and BE90 Grassroots tracks, as well as those for the CCI1* and the CCI-S Pony 2*.

Alec Lochore said, “We had a great first event in 2025 and we learned a lot about how the site works. We were delighted with what we achieved, and are now able to consolidate, build on that and make tweaks, refinements and small improvements in some areas. We are very fortunate that the ground up in Perthshire is in a far better condition than in many other parts of the country this summer, with plenty of green grass and good footing. We are lucky to have the knowledge, manpower and machines of the Perth Racecourse team to help us provide the best going we can.”

Eventing competitors may also like to take advantage of the two full days of British Showjumping classes from .90m to 1.30m on Saturday and Sunday, 329-0 August — including Saturday’s £1,000-to-the-winner Scone Palace Grand Prix, sponsored by The Malcolm Group.

There are a multitude of showing classes on Thursday and Friday, 27-28 August, including arena eventing, riding club competitions, and Pony Club Games. See the event website for full details, schedules, and to purchase tickets.

Major International Events This Weekend

Burgham International Horse Trials CCI4*-S (GBR): [Website] [Tickets] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

Strzegom Horse Trials CCI4*-S (POL): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [Live Stream]

US Events This Weekend

Hoosier HT (IN): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Revel Run HT II (MI): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer]

Bayou Gulch HT (CO): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Full Moon Farm’s Midsummer HT (MD): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Other Links and Reading

Chewy Pick of the Day

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If you’re always in search of that perfect rope halter, you’ll want to add this one to cart. The Weaver Equine Silvertip No. 95 Rope Horse Halter is far superior to most halters you’ll find, and this one specifically comes with an easy-on, easy-off no-tie clip that eliminates one of the only inconveniences of rope halters. Weaver also uses extremely durable, narrower-diameter cord than many other brands, meaning that not only will this halter last, it will allow for better communication between you and your flighty four-legged friend.

Training Tip of the Day

Lucinda Green says don’t blame the rider, blame the saddle — a good one sucks you down into position:

Go Eventing

Tune in to learn all about the FEI European Championships for Ponies taking place at Le Mans this week:

Wednesday News & Notes

By on Jul 29, 2026 12:01 am -

One Big Thing: IGA and FEI launch first anti-doping education course designed specifically for grooms

Photo by Janos Borbely.

The International Grooms Association (IGA) has launched the first dedicated anti-doping education course created specifically for grooms.

Developed with the support and content approval of the FEI, International Groom Clean (IGC) provides accessible, practical online education to help grooms understand and navigate FEI Clean Sport requirements. To encourage participation, the FEI will refund the IGA membership fee required to access the bespoke education, meaning grooms can gain their initial International Groom Clean certification at no cost.

Executive Director of the International Grooms Association Lucy Katan said of the initiative, “Our research among elite competition grooms revealed a concerning lack of confidence in understanding anti-doping protocols. We also know that accidental contamination by grooms has resulted in anti-doping rule violations in FEI horses. There is a clear need to provide anti-doping education designed specifically for grooms working at all levels. Completing IGC gives grooms, their riders and owners confidence that they understand their responsibilities and know how to work within FEI Clean Sport regulations. We are hugely grateful to the Jumping Owners Club and our other generous donors, whose support has made this important project possible.”

FEI Executive Director of Sport & Games Aine Power also said, “We were proud to support the IGA in developing International Groom Clean. International horse sport depends on the dedication, professionalism and expertise of grooms, and providing them with user friendly, high-quality educational resources benefits everyone involved in the sport. We hope all grooms working with FEI horses, whether at FEI Events or at home, will take this opportunity to expand their knowledge and achieve their International Groom Clean certification.”

What You’ll Learn

Through the International Groom Clean e-learning course, IGA and FEI hope to educate grooms globally on:

  • What Clean Sport means and why it matters
  • What constitutes equine doping
  • How to prevent accidental contamination
  • The responsibilities of grooms within anti-doping regulations
  • What to expect during equine testing procedures

How to Access the Course

International Groom Clean is available exclusively to members of the International Grooms Association, but joining the IGA is quick, affordable, and open to grooms worldwide. The FEI will refund the cost of your IGA membership when you successfully complete your International Groom Clean for the first time within 14 days of joining the IGA.

International Groom Clean is available to IGA members via the IGA website and is hosted on the FEI Campus in English, and will shortly be available in French, Spanish and German.

[Click here to learn more and sign up for the IGA]

Major International Events This Weekend

Burgham International Horse Trials CCI4*-S (GBR): [Website] [Tickets] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

Strzegom Horse Trials CCI4*-S (POL): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [Live Stream]

US Events This Weekend

Hoosier HT (IN): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Revel Run HT II (MI): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer]

Bayou Gulch HT (CO): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Full Moon Farm’s Midsummer HT (MD): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Other Links and Reading

Chewy Pick of the Day

This post contains affiliate links, and Eventing Nation earns a commission on qualifying purchases as part of Chewy's ambassador program.

I haven’t used a curry comb in years, and these gloves are why. HandsOn All-In-One Pet Bathing & Grooming Gloves will not only be the reason why your horse starts looking forward to grooming time, they just plain work better. Whether you use them dry as a curry comb or during bathtime as a non-porous shampoo vehicle, you’re going to want several pairs in your grooming tote. And as an added bonus, they’re perfect for people with limited hand mobility or chronic pain — not having to grip your curry and simply running your hands over your horse’s coat instead really does make a difference.

Training Tip of the Day

Grand Prix rider and trainer Quentin Judge shares why coaching goes beyond technical instruction:

Go Eventing

From playing as Pippa Funnell in video games to sitting right beside her, UAE Olympic showjumpers Omar Al Marzouqi and Abdulla Al Marri share their journey of representing their country:

Tuesday News & Notes from Kentucky Performance Products

By on Jul 28, 2026 12:01 am -

One Big Thing: Defender Burghley entries are now open

Entries are now open for both the CCI5* competition and the Dubarry Burghley Young Event Horse Finals at Defender Burghley Horse Trials on 3-6 September.

A high-quality international field is anticipated for the CCI5* – the autumn highlight of the sport of eventing globally – presided over by a ground jury comprising Xavier Le Sauce (FRA, president), Joanne Jarden (IRL) and Sandy Phillips (GBR).

Entries for the CCI5* will close on 10 August, and will be revealed on 12 August. The draw will take place on 18 August.

Defender Burghley’s Event Director Martyn Johnson said: “We’re expecting a really top-class entry this year, including several former winners, which will make for an extremely high standard of competition. The event site has had an exciting upgrade for 2026, with a new look for the main hub of the site, including a new shopping avenue, which we hope will elevate our visitors’ experience even further. We’re very much looking forward to welcoming athletes, owners, grooms and spectators to Burghley in just a few weeks’ time.”

The Dubarry Burghley Young Event Horse Finals for four- and five-year-old horses – Britain’s most prestigious young horse championships and the source of many future Burghley and Olympic contenders – take place in the House Arena at Burghley on Friday, 4 September.

Your 2025 Defender Burghley podium, from left to right: Austin O’Connor (Colorado Blue), Ros Canter (Lordships Graffalo), Harry Meade (Cavalier Crystal). Photo by Hannah Cole Photography.

Dressage at the finals will be judged by regular championship and CCI5* ground jury members Christina Klingspor (SWE) and Angela Tucker (GBR), and jumping by Dutch Olympic rider and national team coach and recently appointed Adelaide CCI5* course-designer Andrew Heffernan (NED) and CCI5* rider and young horse producer Nicky Roncoroni (IRL). Highly respected vet John Killingbeck will judge “suitability and type”.

The qualifiers for the Dubarry Burghley Young Event Horse finals, which take place all over Britain and Ireland throughout the summer, have been particularly strong this year. Three riders – Emma Carmichael, Michael Jackson and Max Warburton – have qualified five horses apiece for the finals, while Holly Woodhead has four qualified. Hayden Hankey, Willa Newton and Storm Straker each have three horses qualified.

Michael Jackson, who achieved back-to-back successes in the Dubarry Burghley Young Event Horse Finals for four-year-olds in 2023 and five-year-olds in 2024 with Oscar, said: “Burghley is a very special place, and the ultimate showcase for British young horses, with an incredible atmosphere. To win again would be a dream for me and my owners.”

[Click here to see the Defender Burghley CCI5* schedule or submit entries]

[Click here to see the Dubarry Burghley Young Event Horse Finals schedule or submit entries]

For a full timetable to help you plan your trip to Defender Burghley and to purchase membership and general admission tickets, visit burghley-horse.co.uk. Burghley’s supported charity for 2026 is World Horse Welfare.

US Events Opening Entries Today

The Fork at Tryon (NC); Otter Creek Fall HT (WI); Aspen Farm HT (WA); Flying Cross Farm HT (KY); GMHA September HT (VT); Marlborough HT (MD)

US Events Closing Entries Today

Caber Farm HT (WA); The Event at Archer (WY); Genesee Valley Riding & Driving Club HT (NY); Waredaca Farm HT (MD); Ocala Summer HT II (FL); River Glen Summer HT (TN); Full Gallop Farm August HT (SC); Applewood Farm YEH, OEH & Mini Event (NJ)

Other Links and Reading

Sponsor Corner: Kentucky Performance Products

 

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Training Tip of the Day

If you’ve been told “shoulders back, sit up tall” a hundred times and it never actually sticks — you aren’t the problem!

Go Eventing

Anyone down for a dip in the ocean?

 

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Monday News & Notes

By on Jul 27, 2026 12:59 am -

One Big Thing: Recapping the First Ever U25 World Championships

The inaugural FEI Eventing World Championships for U25 Riders is in the books and what a special weekend it was. While we admit we came into the weekend a bit down in spirit, the hard work and dedication of these rising stars was just the tonic we needed.

In case you missed any of the action, you can use the link list below or catch up on all of our coverage here.

Major International Results

FEI Eventing World U25 Championships for U25 Riders & Millstreet International HT CCI4*-L (IRL): [Website] [Scoring] [Live Stream Replays] [EN’s Coverage]

Hamm-Rhynern International CCI4*-S (GER): [Website] [Scoring] [Live Stream Replays]

US Results This Weekend

Millbrook HT (NY): [Website] [Scoring] [Live Stream Replays]

Hunt Club Farms HT (VA): [Website] [Scoring]

Other Links & Reading

Training Tip of the Day

Want to get a target on where you are with your cross country riding? Lucinda Green can help:

Go Eventing

What it’s all about:

Sunday Links

By on Jul 26, 2026 12:01 am -

Hey EN, a quick note before today’s news:

On Saturday, July 18, two statements from British Eventing were posted informing us that two serious incidents had taken place at competitions — one at Swalcliffe in Oxfordshire and one at Penrith in Cumbria. Both events were abandoned for the remainder of the weekend, and live scores were removed from the scoring platform out of respect for those affected. The full statement released by British Eventing can be found here.

Following other losses in our sport, EN has undertaken the following protocol:

These incidents represent incredibly dark days within our sport. We understand that the news cycle is cruel, particularly in cases like this. To help keep the cycle from perpetuating in the light of such loss, EN will continue to publish stories and news on an as-needed/timely basis, but we will refrain from sharing these updates on our social media platforms for the next few days. We feel as powerless as anyone in these situations and feel that the least we can do is not move on lightly. We will also not speculate on the circumstances of the incidents, nor will we allow this to take place in the comments sections.

We also know that there’s a World Championship (two of them — one this weekend at Millstreet for U25 riders and one next month at Aachen for Seniors) right at our doorstep. We’ll be covering these events to honor our commitment to our sponsors as well as to continue to provide coverage of the sport’s key competitions. However, we hope you’ll understand that we don’t feel it appropriate to approach these with our usual happy hype. Our content will be quality, but out of respect to all of those we have lost, we hope to offer this as a time of reflection.

Our thoughts are with all of those affected by these losses and we work for a safe sport in everything we do. We thank you for your understanding.

As Tilly Berendt reported on Saturday, cross country shook things up quite a bit at the inaugural FEI U25 World Championships as a championship track will do. We thought we’d catch you up on a few missives from on the ground since our coverage has been on the lighter side this week.

You can catch up with all of our Millstreet coverage here.

Here’s a look at Alice’s leading round:

We also have other divisions running at Millstreet:

  • Sam Ecroyd currently leads the Connolly’s RED MILLS CCI4*-L after cross country aboard Bloomfield Manuscript after securing the sole double clear round on Saturday. For the USA, Grace Taylor moved from 13th into eighth after cross country with Bandito van Polderzicht.
  • USA World Championships alternate rider Hallie Coon leads the Horse Sport Ireland CCI3*-L with Boleybawn Oliva, moving up from ninth into the lead. It wasn’t the day for the other USA riders in this division, with all three (Kaylawna Smith-Cook, Savannah Gwin and Tommy Greengard) opting to retire on cross country. Hallie also sits in 11th in the CCI3*-S with Tykillen Tango.
  • Irish World Championships squad member Ian Cassells leads the Carr Day Martin CCI2*-L with MGH Roja. Ian is also sitting first and second in the Foran Equine CCI3*-S with Cooley Capri Sun and Rutland Flamenco, respectively.
  • Tom McEwen leads the Noel C Duggan Structural Steel CCI4*-S with the exciting Brookfield Future News, a horse certainly embodying his name at the moment. Tommy Greengard is in the top-15 for the USA here with Balladeer Kilbrickens Lad after a solid cross country round that continues to show this developing horse’s class.

You can view full results here.

Today (Sunday), the Final Horse Inspection will take place for all divisions beginning at 8:00 am local time / 3:00 am EST. The U25 World Championships division will kick off show jumping at approximately 1:30 pm local time / 8:30 am EST, but you can tune in to the finale for other divisions live on ClipMyHorse.TV here.

Major International Events This Weekend

FEI Eventing World U25 Championships for U25 Riders & Millstreet International HT CCI4*-L (IRL): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream] [EN’s Coverage]

Hamm-Rhynern International CCI4*-S (GER): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

US Events This Weekend

Millbrook HT (NY): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

Hunt Club Farms HT (VA): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Links & Reading

Training Tip of the Day

Some post-cross country care tips from 5* groom Adam Short:

Go Eventing

Volume up for this moment from Millstreet:

Saturday Links

By on Jul 25, 2026 12:01 am -

The Cornbury 2027 Finale fence will greet the U25 World Championship riders at the finish of cross country, representing the upcoming handoff of these inaugural Championships to Cornbury House in Great Britain for 2027. Photo via CrossCountry App.

It’s cross country day at Millstreet, and that means we’ve got a full day of cross country with a busy schedule across divisions. If you’re reading this in the wee hours of the morning stateside, you can tune in for CCI3*-L and CCI4*-L cross country beginning at 4:00 am EST (9 am local time). The FEI Eventing World Championships for U25 riders begins at 7:00 am EST (12 pm local time). You’ll be able to find full ride times and live scores here, but here’s a list of North American ride times across divisions as well:

  • 9:04 am local time / 4:04 am EST (CCI3*-L): Hallie Coon and Boleybawn Oliva
  • 9:12 am local time / 4:12 am EST (CCI3*-L): Tommy Greengard and MBF Google
  • 9:16 am local time / 4:16 am EST (CCI3*-L): Savannah Gwin and De Facto
  • 9:40 am local time / 4:40 am EST (CCI3*-L): Kaylawna Smith-Cook and Calling Cooley (division leaders!)
  • 10:34 am local time / 5:34 am EST (CCI4*-L): Grace Taylor and Bandito van Polderzicht
  • 12:04 pm local time / 7:04 am EST (U25 CCI4*-S): Quidley Kellerman and Blakeneys Cruise
  • 12:28 pm local time / 7:28 am EST (U25 CCI4*-S): Molly Duda and Disco Traveller
  • 12:44 pm local time / 7:44 am EST (U25 CCI4*-S): Meg Pellegrini and Dondante
  • 1:00 pm local time / 8:00 am EST (U25 CCI4*-S): Kyle Charles Morton and Shannondale Gambit
  • 1:08 pm local time / 8:08 am EST (U25 CCI4*-S): Jack Curtis and Luska Candy Clover
  • 1:40 pm local time / 8:40 am EST (U25 CCI4*-S): Olivia Dutton and Jewelent

  • 2:20 pm local time / 9:20 am EST (U25 CCI4*-S): Cassie Sanger and Fernhill Zoro

You can take a look at the cross country courses on CrossCountry App here. To watch live and on demand, click here to access the ClipMyHorse.TV feed.

Hear from David O’Connor about the course:

Major International Events This Weekend

FEI Eventing World U25 Championships for U25 Riders & Millstreet International HT CCI4*-L (IRL): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream] [EN’s Coverage]

Hamm-Rhynern International CCI4*-S (GER): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

US Events This Weekend

Millbrook HT (NY): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

Hunt Club Farms HT (VA): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Other Links & Reading

Training Tip of the Day

There’s of course also a CCI4*-L running at Millstreet this weekend. In this video, British Young Rider medalist Izzy Cook walks us through one of the key combinations on course:

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Dressage highlights and team spirit from the first phase at the FEI Eventing World Championships for U25 Riders in Ireland:

Friday News & Notes from Stable View

By on Jul 24, 2026 12:01 am -

Hey EN, a quick note before today’s news:

On Saturday, July 18, two statements from British Eventing were posted informing us that two serious incidents had taken place at competitions — one at Swalcliffe in Oxfordshire and one at Penrith in Cumbria. Both events were abandoned for the remainder of the weekend, and live scores were removed from the scoring platform out of respect for those affected. The full statement released by British Eventing can be found here.

Following other losses in our sport, EN has undertaken the following protocol:

These incidents represent incredibly dark days within our sport. We understand that the news cycle is cruel, particularly in cases like this. To help keep the cycle from perpetuating in the light of such loss, EN will continue to publish stories and news on an as-needed/timely basis, but we will refrain from sharing these updates on our social media platforms for the next few days. We feel as powerless as anyone in these situations and feel that the least we can do is not move on lightly. We will also not speculate on the circumstances of the incidents, nor will we allow this to take place in the comments sections.

We also know that there’s a World Championship (two of them — one this weekend at Millstreet for U25 riders and one next month at Aachen for Seniors) right at our doorstep. We’ll be covering these events to honor our commitment to our sponsors as well as to continue to provide coverage of the sport’s key competitions. However, we hope you’ll understand that we don’t feel it appropriate to approach these with our usual happy hype. Our content will be quality, but out of respect to all of those we have lost, we hope to offer this as a time of reflection.

Our thoughts are with all of those affected by these losses and we work for a safe sport in everything we do. We thank you for your understanding.

Anyone affected is encouraged to seek support through the British Eventing Support Trust Helpline, which is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, on 07780 008877.

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One Big Thing: Ready-Made World Class Show Jumping Courses


Chris Barnard, FEI Level 2 and USEF “R” licensed Show Jumping Course Designer, recently announced a novel subscription service that any top event organizing committees are going to want to jump in on. In his post on Facebook, he announced:

“Starting August 1st, 2026, I’m excited to offer a new monthly subscription plan that sends you courses with measurements and distances to improve your arena, your horses and your riding. There will be two arena sizes to choose from, but in addition you will also have the option to have your own personalized course designed specifically for your arena and material.

You can sign up for just one month starting at $65 or there are discounted three-month, and six-month options available so you can keep the courses in your arena continually updated.
This is available to anyone, anywhere in the world!! All you have to do is email me to sign up and I’ll get you on your way.

Email [email protected] and we’ll send you all the information, or feel free to call or text 845-417-8987 to chat about the possibilities.”

We always welcome new ideas to spread access to the highest quality of eventing education throughout the world, so don’t miss this chance to bring world-class level courses to a ring near you!

Major International Events This Weekend

FEI Eventing World U25 Championships for U25 Riders & Millstreet International HT CCI4*-L (IRL): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream] [EN’s Coverage]

Hamm-Rhynern International CCI4*-S (GER): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

US Events This Weekend

Millbrook HT (NY): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

Hunt Club Farms HT (VA): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Other Links and Reading

Sponsor Corner: Stable View

If you missed the July Eventing Academy at Stable View, fear not — you still have a week before entries close for the next Eventing Academy on August 8-9!

Training Tip of the Day

Join Sarah Kuhn as she teaches us how to introduce your horse to a corner and corner combination:

 

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Catch up with Harry Meade… in the ocean? Harry rides out at National Hunt trainer Christian Williams’ seaside facilities:

 

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Thursday News & Notes

By on Jul 23, 2026 12:01 am -

Hey EN, a quick note before today’s news:

On Saturday, July 18, two statements from British Eventing were posted informing us that two serious incidents had taken place at competitions — one at Swalcliffe in Oxfordshire and one at Penrith in Cumbria. Both events were abandoned for the remainder of the weekend, and live scores were removed from the scoring platform out of respect for those affected. The full statement released by British Eventing can be found here.

Following other losses in our sport, EN has undertaken the following protocol:

These incidents represent incredibly dark days within our sport. We understand that the news cycle is cruel, particularly in cases like this. To help keep the cycle from perpetuating in the light of such loss, EN will continue to publish stories and news on an as-needed/timely basis, but we will refrain from sharing these updates on our social media platforms for the next few days. We feel as powerless as anyone in these situations and feel that the least we can do is not move on lightly. We will also not speculate on the circumstances of the incidents, nor will we allow this to take place in the comments sections.

We also know that there’s a World Championship (two of them — one this weekend at Millstreet for U25 riders and one next month at Aachen for Seniors) right at our doorstep. We’ll be covering these events to honor our commitment to our sponsors as well as to continue to provide coverage of the sport’s key competitions. However, we hope you’ll understand that we don’t feel it appropriate to approach these with our usual happy hype. Our content will be quality, but out of respect to all of those we have lost, we hope to offer this as a time of reflection.

Our thoughts are with all of those affected by these losses and we work for a safe sport in everything we do. We thank you for your understanding.

Anyone affected is encouraged to seek support through the British Eventing Support Trust Helpline, which is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, on 07780 008877.

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One Big Thing: Brooke USA’s Divertimentos & Dressage at Tryon

Join Brooke USA’s Foothills Regional Advisory Council for a benefit concert unlike any other.

Horses, riders and live symphonic music will come together in the arena when Brooke USA’s Divertimentos & Dressage returns to Tryon International Equestrian Center on Thursday, October 8. The unforgettable evening celebrates equestrian artistry while supporting Brooke USA’s mission to improve the lives of working horses, donkeys and mules and the people who depend on them around the world.

Hosted by the Brooke USA Foundation (Brooke USA) Foothills Regional Advisory Council and presented by Joe R. & Joella F. Utley Foundation, Brooke USA’s Divertimentos & Dressage has become one of the region’s most anticipated equestrian traditions, uniting horses, music and philanthropy in a signature community event.

Now in its sixth year, Brooke USA’s Divertimentos & Dressage offers a rare and captivating experience where dressage musical freestyles are performed to live orchestral accompaniments. More than a display of athleticism and precision, each performance reflects the extraordinary partnership between horse and rider, built through years of trust, communication and mutual respect.

The evening’s centerpiece is a one-hour performance featuring acclaimed dressage riders and their horses performing choreographed freestyle routines accompanied live by the Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Associate Music Director Eric Scheider. New this year, audiences will also experience the artistry of equestrian vaulting, adding an exciting new dimension to the performance. From classical favorites to contemporary selections, the program blends music, movement and horsemanship into a captivating celebration of artistry, elegance and the harmony that defines the sport of dressage.

Conceived by Brooke USA Board Member and Foothills Regional Advisory Council Chair Sally Frick, an accomplished flutist and lifelong equestrian, Brooke USA’s Divertimentos & Dressage was inspired by her passion for both horses and music. What began in the Foothills has grown into Brooke USA’s signature equestrian fundraising event, inspiring similar performances in Wellington, and Ocala, FL while remaining firmly rooted in the community where it first took shape.

“Brooke USA’s Divertimentos & Dressage celebrates the extraordinary connection between horse, rider and music,” said Frick. “There is something magical about watching these magnificent animals move in harmony with a live orchestra. It is an evening that showcases the beauty and grace of the horse while helping improve the lives of working equines and the communities that depend on them worldwide.”

Featured performers include Brooke USA Ambassador and international dressage rider JJ Tate; Olympian Julio Mendoza, the first dressage rider to represent Ecuador at the Olympic Games and a Western North Carolina-based trainer; returning fan favorite Trayce Doubek, owner and trainer at Tryon-based Renovatio Farm; and Grass Roots Vaulters, presenting equestrian vaulting in its debut at Brooke USA’s Divertimentos & Dressage. Additional featured performers will be announced as they are confirmed.

The Program

5:30–7:00 PM:        Pre-performance reception with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres
7:00–8:00 PM:        Concert and dressage freestyle performance
8:00–9:00 PM:        Dessert and coffee with riders and music director
Silent Auction close-out

Proceeds from Brooke USA’s Divertimentos & Dressage support Brooke USA’s mission to significantly improve the health and welfare of working horses, donkeys and mules and the communities who depend on their productivity for survival worldwide. Through sustainable programs around the world and in the United States, Brooke USA advances animal welfare, food security, access to water, education and economic opportunity.

[Click here for more info and to purchase tickets]

Registration ends Monday, October 5, 2026.

Major International Events This Weekend

FEI Eventing World U25 Championships for U25 Riders & Millstreet International HT CCI4*-L (IRL): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream] [EN’s Coverage]

Hamm-Rhynern International CCI4*-S (GER): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

US Events This Weekend

Millbrook HT (NY): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

Hunt Club Farms HT (VA): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Other Links and Reading

Training Tip of the Day

Change up your trot pole patterns with these easy exercises:

Go Eventing

Pop in for a barn aisle chat with Sharon White and Caroline Pamukcu:

Wednesday News & Notes

By on Jul 22, 2026 12:01 am -

Hey EN, a quick note before today’s news:

On Saturday, July 18, two statements from British Eventing were posted informing us that two serious incidents had taken place at competitions — one at Swalcliffe in Oxfordshire and one at Penrith in Cumbria. Both events were abandoned for the remainder of the weekend, and live scores were removed from the scoring platform out of respect for those affected. The full statement released by British Eventing can be found here.

Following other losses in our sport, EN has undertaken the following protocol:

These incidents represent incredibly dark days within our sport. We understand that the news cycle is cruel, particularly in cases like this. To help keep the cycle from perpetuating in the light of such loss, EN will continue to publish stories and news on an as-needed/timely basis, but we will refrain from sharing these updates on our social media platforms for the next few days. We feel as powerless as anyone in these situations and feel that the least we can do is not move on lightly. We will also not speculate on the circumstances of the incidents, nor will we allow this to take place in the comments sections.

We also know that there’s a World Championship (two of them — one this weekend at Millstreet for U25 riders and one next month at Aachen for Seniors) right at our doorstep. We’ll be covering these events to honor our commitment to our sponsors as well as to continue to provide coverage of the sport’s key competitions. However, we hope you’ll understand that we don’t feel it appropriate to approach these with our usual happy hype. Our content will be quality, but out of respect to all of those we have lost, we hope to offer this as a time of reflection.

Our thoughts are with all of those affected by these losses and we work for a safe sport in everything we do. We thank you for your understanding.

Anyone affected is encouraged to seek support through the British Eventing Support Trust Helpline, which is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, on 07780 008877.

____________________________________________________________________

One Big Thing: Mike Etherington-Smith Designs a World First

Mike Etherington-Smith at the Millstreet International Horse Trials. Photo provided by Millstreet.

In his 12th year as cross-country course-designer at Millstreet International, Mike Etherington-Smith now has the responsibility of producing the sport’s first ever FEI World Eventing Championship U25 track.

“The brief is not to make it too fierce because there will be a broad range of experience and expertise among riders,” Mike explains. “There are plenty of long routes but also some strong straight routes. To win it, you’ve got to jump.” He adds, “It is great that we have the interest for this first U25 championship, with riders crossing the world from the US and Australia and New Zealand, and we hope they will spread the word about what a superb place Millstreet is.”

Mike observes that the cross-country footing is “in amazing condition”. An enormous amount of work has taken place since the May horse trials, which was a wet one. “Thomas Duggan [owner of Millstreet] went out and invested in drainage equipment and, of course, now it’s been dry for weeks — in Ireland! So the team here at Millstreet have been doing a brilliant job aerovating and watering and we will be continuing right up to Saturday.”

Mike’s course-designing career includes two Olympic Games (2000 and 2008), plus a World Equestrian Games (2010) and three European Championships (2005, 2019, and 2021) as well as five-star courses at Kentucky, Adelaide, and Luhmuhlen, and next year’s European Championships at Avenches.

“It’s not only a great honour to be here, but Millstreet is a particularly fun event to be part of. It’s very well organised but also very friendly and relaxed and that’s how I like it.”

[Click here to learn more about the FEI Eventing World U25 Championships for U25 Riders]

Major International Events This Weekend

FEI Eventing World U25 Championships for U25 Riders & Millstreet International HT CCI4*-L (IRL): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream] [EN’s Coverage]

Hamm-Rhynern International CCI4*-S (GER): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

US Events This Weekend

Millbrook HT (NY): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map] [Live Stream]

Hunt Club Farms HT (VA): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Map]

Other Links and Reading

Chewy Pick of the Day

This post contains affiliate links, and Eventing Nation earns a commission on qualifying purchases as part of Chewy's ambassador program.

Fellow accident-prone-horse owners… this one’s for you.

My previous mare was next-level when it came to intentional injuries — if she could step on it, run into it, break it, or cut herself on it, she would sniff it out and promptly impale herself whenever and wherever possible. About a year into her monthly mishaps (the only thing she’d ever maintain clocklike-precision with), a barn friend introduced me to Silver Honey Rapid Skin Relief Maximum Strength Dry Horse Wound Care Spray to help with a particularly inconvenient leg laceration, and it worked like magic. Silver Honey stays on (even if rubbed with inquiring noses) and keeps a perfect moisture balance for lacerations and sores; whether they need to stay wet or they need to stay dry, this dry powder spray keeps the wound protected while it heals.

Training Tip of the Day

Did you know that there’s a physical component to repeated behaviors within your brain? The more a response is trained, the easier it is for a horse to find that pathway:

Go Eventing

Eventers go to Wimbledon… Who’s your pick?

Tuesday News & Notes from Kentucky Performance Products

By on Jul 21, 2026 12:01 am -

Hey EN, a quick note before today’s news:

On Saturday, July 18, two statements from British Eventing were posted informing us that two serious incidents had taken place at competitions — one at Swalcliffe in Oxfordshire and one at Penrith in Cumbria. Both events were abandoned for the remainder of the weekend, and live scores were removed from the scoring platform out of respect for those affected. The full statement released by British Eventing can be found here.

Following other losses in our sport, EN has undertaken the following protocol:

These incidents represent incredibly dark days within our sport. We understand that the news cycle is cruel, particularly in cases like this. To help keep the cycle from perpetuating in the light of such loss, EN will continue to publish stories and news on an as-needed/timely basis, but we will refrain from sharing these updates on our social media platforms for the next few days. We feel as powerless as anyone in these situations and feel that the least we can do is not move on lightly. We will also not speculate on the circumstances of the incidents, nor will we allow this to take place in the comments sections.

We also know that there’s a World Championship (two of them — one this weekend at Millstreet for U25 riders and one next month at Aachen for Seniors) right at our doorstep. We’ll be covering these events to honor our commitment to our sponsors as well as to continue to provide coverage of the sport’s key competitions. However, we hope you’ll understand that we don’t feel it appropriate to approach these with our usual happy hype. Our content will be quality, but out of respect to all of those we have lost, we hope to offer this as a time of reflection.

Our thoughts are with all of those affected by these losses and we work for a safe sport in everything we do. We thank you for your understanding.

Anyone affected is encouraged to seek support through the British Eventing Support Trust Helpline, which is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, on 07780 008877.

____________________________________________________________________

One Big Thing: US Equestrian Announces Additions to USEF Eventing Pathway Program Lists

Spectators attending a USEF Eventing Pathway Panel led by Tamie Smith, James Alliston, Molly Duda and Ellen Ahearn. Photo by Tina Fitch Photography.

US Equestrian is pleased to announce additions to the 2026 USEF High Performance Eventing Programs for both the Elite and Pre-Elite lists. Membership is reviewed twice annually for the Eventing Elite and Pre-Elite Program Lists. For more information about the Pre-Elite and Elite Programs, to view the full program lists, as well as eligibility criteria, please click here.

Eventing Elite Program:  

The following athlete-and-horse combinations have achieved the criteria for the Eventing Elite Program and are listed in alphabetical order.

Will Coleman (Ocala, Fla.) and Diabolo, a 2012 Holsteiner gelding (Diarado x Aljano 2) owned by the Diabolo Group

Boyd Martin (Cochranville, Pa.) and Shanroe Cooley, a 2015 Irish Sport Horse gelding (Dallas VDL x Condios) owned by Dallas LLC.

Caroline Pamukcu (Springfield, Pa.) and HSH Blake, a 2015 Irish Sport Horse gelding (BMC Tolan R x Kannan) owned by Mollie Hoff, Sherrie Martin, Caroline Pamukcu, and Deniz Pamukcu

Eventing Pre-Elite Program:  

The following athlete-and-horse combinations have achieved the criteria of the Eventing Pre-Elite Program and are listed in alphabetical order: 

Hallie Coon (Ocala, Fla.) and Kapriccio, a 2015 KWPN gelding (Dexter R x Carambo) owned by Helen and Hallie Coon

Tiana Coudray (Santa Barbara, Calif.) and D’Artagnan, a 2014 Holsteiner gelding (Diamant de Semilly x Cassini II) owned by Kyrle Arscott, Tiana Coudray, and Annabelle James

Phillip Dutton (West Grove, Pa.) and Possante, a 2013 KWPN gelding (Namelus R x Otangelo) owned by The Possante Group

Tamie Smith (Murietta, Calif.) and Lillet 3, a 2016 Holsteiner mare (SIEC Livello x Calido I) owned by Molly and Jennifer Duda

Membership is reviewed twice annually for the Eventing Elite and Pre-Elite Program Lists. For more information about the Pre-Elite and Elite Programs, to view the full program lists, as well as eligibility criteria, please click here.

You can find the complete lists of Pathway Program members here.

US Events Opening Entries Today

The Event at Skyline (UT); Flora Lea Fall HT and YEH Qualifier (NJ); CDCTA Fall HT (VA)

US Events Closing Entries Today

GMHA Festival of Eventing August HT (VT); Otter Creek Summer HT (WI); WindRidge Farm Summer HT (NC); Fair Hill International Recognized HT (MD); Woodside Summer HT (CA); Masterson Equestrian Trust YEH/OEH Qualifier (KY); Stone Gate Farm Summer Mini Trials (OH)

Other Links and Reading

Sponsor Corner: Kentucky Performance Products

Sometimes we need to help our horses keep a cool head under pressure — especially when you’re flying around a cross-country course at 20 miles an hour! Hear how five-star eventer Tim Bourke uses Trouble Free™ to help his fractious 4* horse focus on the job at hand.

 

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Training Tip of the Day

We couldn’t say it any better than the champion himself:

 

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Go Eventing

Friend of EN Ifa Simmonds opens up on the Black In The Saddle podcast on his move to the UK and return to school, what he’s learned, and what he’s bringing to the educational table now:

 

Monday News & Notes

By on Jul 20, 2026 12:01 am -

One Big Thing: The Inaugural FEI Eventing World Championships for U25 Riders is This Week!

Millstreet will be hosting this year’s FEI Eventing World Championships for U25 Riders, a brand-new competition intended to serve as a bridge between Junior/Young Rider competition and Senior Championships. We’ll be following along closely all week long as competition begins, with Tilly Berendt on the ground for EN.

The U25 Championship will be run as a CCI4*-S competition, and the phases will follow the traditional three-day format with two days of dressage beginning Thursday, July 23, cross country on Saturday, July 25 and show jumping on Sunday, July 26. Alongside this competition, Millstreet also hosts a CCI4*-L, CCI3*-L, CCI3*-S and CCI2*-L so it will be a full weekend of competition which you’ll be able to watch live on ClipMyHorse.TV here.

FEI Eventing World Championships for U25 Riders (Millstreet, Ireland): [Website] [Schedule/Timing/Scoring] [Live Stream] [EN’s Coverage]

Major International Events This Weekend

FEI Eventing Nations Cup Avenches CCIO4*-NC-S (SUI): [Website] [Scoring] [Live Stream Replays]

The Event at Rebecca Farm CCI4*-L (USA): [Website] [Scoring] [ClipMyHorse.TV Live Stream Replays] [YouTube Live Stream Replays]

US Events This Weekend

Kentucky Summer HT (KY): [Website] [Scoring]

Horse Park of New Jersey HT II (NJ): [Website] [Scoring]

Silverwood Farm HT (WI): [Website] [Scoring]

Course Brook Farm Summer HT (MA): [Website] [Scoring]

Full Gallop Farm July HT (SC): [Website] [Scoring]

Applewood Farm YEH, OEH & Mini Event (NJ): [Website] [Scoring]

Other Links & Reading

Training Tip of the Day

How sure are you that you’re consistent with your aids?

Go Eventing

What should the ideal event horse look like?

Sunday Links

By on Jul 19, 2026 2:10 am -

 

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Some final team decisions will be made after this weekend’s FEI Eventing Nations Cup leg at Avenches (home of the upcoming FEI Eventing European Championships in 2027) in Switzerland. Germany is one of these nations, and the individual leaderboard after cross country is topped by Christoph Wahler and D’Accord FRH, who added just a few seconds of time on Saturday to stand on a score of 26.3. He’s also fourth with Gainsbourg de Bedon. D’Accord FRH would be the horse he takes to Aachen and World Championships next month.

The competition wraps up today beginning at 7:00 am EST / 1:00 pm local time.

[Watch the free CCI4*-S live stream on YouTube]
[ClipMyHorse.TV Live Stream]

Major International Events This Weekend

FEI Eventing Nations Cup Avenches CCIO4*-NC-S (SUI): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [CrossCountry App XC Maps] [Live Stream] [EN’s Coverage]

The Event at Rebecca Farm CCI4*-L (USA): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [CrossCountry App XC Maps] [ClipMyHorse.TV Live Stream] [YouTube Live Stream] [Volunteer]

US Events This Weekend

Kentucky Summer HT (KY): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Maps]

Horse Park of New Jersey HT II (NJ): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Silverwood Farm HT (WI): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring]

Course Brook Farm Summer HT (MA): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Full Gallop Farm July HT (SC): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Maps]

Applewood Farm YEH, OEH & Mini Event (NJ): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring]

Links & Reading

Training Tip of the Day

Your health matters too. On the latest episode of the In Stride podcast, Booli Selmayr talks about how her personal fitness journey has helped her in all areas of life:

Go Eventing

Harry Meade on the hunt!

 

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Saturday Links

By on Jul 18, 2026 1:39 am -

Photo by Atalya Boytner for US Eventing.

The USEA’s Eventing Hall of Fame Class of 2026 will be announced throughout the year as inductees are presented with their invitation in person at events meaningful to their contributions. The first invitation was given on July 16 to Jerome Broussard at The Event at Rebecca Farm in Kalispell, Montana.

Broussard joins his late wife, Rebecca “Becky” Broussard, in the Hall of Fame. She was inducted posthumously in 2015, five years after she lost her battle with breast cancer.

“As many of you know, Rebecca ‘Becky’ Broussard was deservedly inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2015. Her passion, vision and generosity changed our sport forever and her legacy continues to inspire us all,” said USEA CEO Rob Burk last night. “But tonight isn’t about Rebecca. Tonight is about another individual whose quiet leadership, generosity and unwavering commitment have had an equally lasting impact on the future of eventing.

“Jerome Broussard, for decades, you have helped make Rebecca Farm one of the most beloved and important competitions in North America. You have invested in riders, horses, and the future of our sport; not for recognition, but because you believed in giving others opportunities to succeed.”

[Read the full announcement here]

Major International Events This Weekend

FEI Eventing Nations Cup Avenches CCIO4*-NC-S (SUI): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [CrossCountry App XC Maps] [Live Stream] [EN’s Coverage]

The Event at Rebecca Farm CCI4*-L (USA): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [CrossCountry App XC Maps] [ClipMyHorse.TV Live Stream] [YouTube Live Stream] [Volunteer]

US Events This Weekend

Kentucky Summer HT (KY): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Maps]

Horse Park of New Jersey HT II (NJ): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Silverwood Farm HT (WI): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring]

Course Brook Farm Summer HT (MA): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Full Gallop Farm July HT (SC): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Maps]

Applewood Farm YEH, OEH & Mini Event (NJ): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring]

Links & Reading

Friday News & Notes from Stable View

By on Jul 17, 2026 12:01 am -

One Big Thing: FEI World Rankings Update

Congratulations are in order for Tim Price, who — just days after being named to New Zealand’s FEI Eventing World Championships squad for Aachen with Badminton 5* runner-up Falco — is now celebrating the 17th month of his career as World No. 1.

Great Britain’s Harry Meade, who slotted in behind Price in the Badminton line-up with Annaghmore Valoner, is up one place to World No. 2 with 485 points. Team USA’s Boyd Martin, who spent a month at World No. 1 earlier this year, is up two places to third on 470 after a third-place finish at Luhmuhlen on Shanroe Cooley. Great Britain’s Tom Jackson is also up two places in fourth.

See the full FEI rankings here.

Major International Events This Weekend

FEI Eventing Nations Cup Avenches CCIO4*-NC-S (SUI): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [CrossCountry App XC Maps] [Live Stream] [EN’s Coverage]

The Event at Rebecca Farm CCI4*-L (USA): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [CrossCountry App XC Maps] [ClipMyHorse.TV Live Stream] [YouTube Live Stream] [Volunteer]

US Events This Weekend

Kentucky Summer HT (KY): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Maps]

Horse Park of New Jersey HT II (NJ): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Silverwood Farm HT (WI): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring]

Course Brook Farm Summer HT (MA): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Full Gallop Farm July HT (SC): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer] [CrossCountry App XC Maps]

Applewood Farm YEH, OEH & Mini Event (NJ): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring]

Other Links and Reading

Sponsor Corner: Stable View

The $60,000 Stable View Oktoberfest opens on August 11 — here’s all the info you’ll need once you add it to your calendar!

Training Tip of the Day

The idea of one “perfect distance” doesn’t really exist:

Go Eventing

If you haven’t yet watched On the Fringe, a documentary on show jumper Gabriela Reutter, you can watch the full film here:

Wednesday News & Notes

By on Jul 15, 2026 12:01 am -

One Big Thing: LA28 Volunteer Signups are LIVE

Ronald Zabala Goetschel and Forever Young Wundermaske. Photo by Tilly Berendt.

Every great production needs a crew, and starting today, LA28 will begin casting the team powering the world’s largest sporting event. As the two-year countdown to the Games begins, applications are now open for fans from around the world to apply to become one of the up to 60,000 volunteers who will make up the Volunteer Crew for the Games. Leading the charge is 1984 Olympic Gold Medalist Carl Lewis, who has been named an Official Ambassador of the LA28 Volunteer Program.

“I know what it means to compete on the world’s biggest stage, and I know firsthand that the magic of the Olympic Games is not just made by the athletes — it is made by the people who show up to support them,” said Carl Lewis, Official Ambassador of the LA28 Volunteer Program. “Los Angeles has always shown up for me, and now it’s our turn to show up for the world. If you want to be part of something historic, apply today. The role of a lifetime is waiting.”

“In 2028, the world’s attention will be on LA as the world’s best athletes make history, but it’s the crew behind the scenes that help make those moments possible,” said Reynold Hoover, LA28 Chief Executive Officer. “Their impact cannot be overstated — behind every event, every venue and every moment will be the LA28 Volunteer Crew, ready and eager to play a vital role in the delivery of the LA28 Games.”

Photo courtesy of LA28.

Roles will be available in eight categories that applicants can express their interest in, including communications, driving, experience, medical, Ceremonies, operations, sport and technology. Some roles will require specialized skills which applicants can indicate within their application, including in areas such as medicine and language translation.

More details on the Games-time volunteer application process, including eligibility requirements, can be found on the LA28 Games-time volunteer portal. Those interested in joining the LA28 Volunteer Crew can visit the LA28 volunteer page to begin their application. Those who have already expressed interest will also receive an email with next steps — though all are welcome to apply regardless of whether they previously registered. While prospective volunteers are encouraged to apply early, there is no preference or priority given to the order in which an application is received. There will be an announcement at least seven days before the application closes to ensure everyone who wants to apply has time to.

Fans can also engage with LA28 by registering for the LA28 Ticket Draw at Tickets.LA28.org.

Major International Events This Weekend

FEI Eventing Nations Cup Avenches CCIO4*-NC-S (SUI): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Live Stream] [EN’s Coverage]

The Event at Rebecca Farm CCI4*-L (USA): [Website] [Schedule] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [ClipMyHorse.TV Live Stream] [YouTube Live Stream] [Volunteer]

US Events This Weekend

Kentucky Summer HT (KY): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Horse Park of New Jersey HT II (NJ): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Silverwood Farm HT (WI): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring]

Course Brook Farm Summer HT (MA): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Full Gallop Farm July HT (SC): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Applewood Farm YEH, OEH & Mini Event (NJ): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring]

Other Links and Reading

Chewy Pick of the Day

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This is so much more than just a fly spray — it’s an all-natural magic spray that literally does it all. While Equiderma Neem & Aloe Natural Horse Spray does in fact repel flies, ticks, and mosquitos (and does so with a remarkably nicer smell than the average topical spray) it also promotes a healthy, strong, and shiny coat, mane, and tail, all in one. I’ve personally used this as a detangler and conditioner for a horse with a rather difficult-to-manage tail, applied it with a soft brush for a shiny finishing touch, and kept it tied to the stall door of a horse who’d break out in hives if he so much as looked at full-strength shampoo. If that’s not enough to convince you, let the 250+ positive comments speak for themselves — if you can catch it when it’s not sold out.

Training Tip of the Day

Two-time Road to the Horse champion Tik Maynard helps Marissa and Mark address their shared spookiness and anxiety:

 

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Go Eventing

Only 30 more sleeps till the first centerline at Aachen…

Tuesday News & Notes from Kentucky Performance Products

By on Jul 14, 2026 12:01 am -

One Big Thing: StrydeUp launches AI-powered video analysis platform

Objective performance analysis has become standard practice across many elite sports, yet equestrian athletes have remained largely reliant on subjective observation or expensive specialist equipment to access advanced movement data. StrydeUp aims to change that. 

StrydeUp is an AI-powered video analysis platform that converts standard footage into detailed biomechanical assessments using only a smartphone or action camera. Without the need for sensors, wearable devices or specialist hardware, riders can upload a video and receive objective analysis of stride patterns, balance, lead changes, jump performance and other key movement metrics within minutes. 

Rather than replacing traditional horsemanship, StrydeUp has been designed to complement it, combining objective data with the expertise of riders, trainers and veterinary professionals to support better-informed decisions. 

Powered by proprietary computer vision and artificial intelligence, the platform generates repeatable performance metrics from ordinary video footage, allowing users to monitor long-term development, compare training sessions, identify movement trends and collaborate more effectively with trainers, owners and veterinary teams through a single mobile or web application. The technology has undergone extensive independent validation during development, providing users with consistent and objective insights that were previously difficult to access outside specialist laboratories. 

The platform has been developed to support a broad range of users across the equestrian industry, from amateur riders to international riders seeking marginal performance gains, to coaches extending support between lessons, veterinary professionals monitoring movement and rehabilitation, and federations looking to improve transparency through objective performance data. 

Nathan Budd, Belgian international showjumper and StrydeUp ambassador, said:

“The data we’ve built StrydeUp on addresses something I’ve felt my entire career. Instinct alone isn’t enough at the highest level. Now we can actually see what’s happening.” 

Belgian equine veterinarian Dr Emmanuelle Van Erck added: 

“Body language is the way horses speak. As vets, we are constantly watching for abnormal movement patterns that may indicate discomfort or lameness. AI-powered tools have transformed our ability to analyse motion, and with StrydeUp we can objectively assess horses during training and competition with exceptional precision. We can identify whether a horse is fit or fatigued, consistent or compensating, helping us intervene before injuries develop. StrydeUp is the most exciting AI technology we have worked on to date.” 

Morgane Dassio, Swiss international rider and StrydeUp Ambassador, added: 

“What makes StrydeUp so exciting is that it brings objective performance insights to every rider, not just professionals. Nothing will ever replace the feeling and instinct you develop with your horse, but having data to confirm those impressions gives you greater confidence in the decisions you make. Whether you’re training, monitoring progress or assessing a new horse, it provides an extra level of understanding that helps you make better-informed choices. Making this kind of technology accessible to the wider equestrian community is a real step forward for the future of our sport.” 

StrydeUp has been developed by a multidisciplinary team combining expertise in artificial intelligence, elite showjumping, and equine veterinary medicine, ensuring the platform is both scientifically rigorous and practical for everyday use. 

The platform officially launched on 10 July 2026. To mark the occasion, the StrydeUp team will be exhibiting at the Jumping International de Megève, where riders, trainers, veterinarians and industry professionals will be able to see the platform in action. Further analytical capabilities and platform developments are planned throughout the coming year. 

US Events Opening Entries Today

USEA American Eventing Championships, $60,000 Adequan Advanced Final, & ATC Finals (KY)!

Equestrians’ Institute HT (WA); Seneca Valley PC HT (MD); Bucks County Horse Park HT & YEH Qualifier (PA)

US Events Closing Entries Today

Hoosier HT (IN); Revel Run HT II (MI); Bayou Gulch HT (CO); Full Moon Farm’s Midsummer HT (MD)

Other Links and Reading

Sponsor Corner: Kentucky Performance Products

Your horse’s hindgut is a carefully-balanced garden of microflora — in fact, there are more microbes in the gut of your horse than all the individual tissue cells that make up your horse’s body! Especially in mature horses, the balance of this population can be the difference between a happy, comfortable lifestyle and ongoing, intensive GI conditions.

Watch the following video to learn how ProbioticWise can restore, create, and maintain that perfect gut environment:

Training Tip of the Day

5* eventer and Grand Prix dressage rider Laine Ashker explains and demonstrates how to navigate an oxer to a vertical and a vertical to an oxer:


Go Eventing

Not everyone gets the chance to train at Gatcombe Park, Princess Anne’s estate — but for Japan Olympian Yoshiaki Oiwa, it was truly special:

Monday News & Notes

By on Jul 13, 2026 12:01 am -

A fun crossover from jumpers to eventing leads us off today! Lizzy Traband, who is a pro show jumper and para athlete, dipped her toe into eventing last week at Loch Moy Farm’s USEA Young Event Horse qualifier with her young horse, Rhapsody Blue, even taking home the 5-year-old division win. We hope she’s as hooked as we are!

Major International Events This Weekend

Arville CCI4*-L (BEL): [Website] [Scores]

Aston le Walls CCI4*-S (GBR): [Website] [Scores]

U.S. Recognized Events This Weekend

Summer Coconino HT and Western Underground, Inc. TR,N,BN 3 Day Event (AZ): [Website] [Scores]

The Maryland HT at Loch Moy Farm (MD): [Website] [Scores]

Huntington Farm HT (VT): [Website] [Scores]

Genesee Valley Hunt HT (NY): [Website] [Scores]

Hunter’s Run HT (MI): [Website] [Scores]

Other Links & Reading

Training Tip of the Day

Stabilize your upper body in the saddle with help from Ifa Simmonds:

 

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Go Eventing

Learn about the role of the Rider Rep at events:

 

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Sunday Links

By on Jul 12, 2026 12:01 am -

 

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The Duttons wrapped up a great week hosting Australia’s Nyngan Pony Club members for a visit. This New South Wales-based Pony Club was actually where Phillip got his start riding and also where his parents spent much of their time volunteering, so it was a special connection to be able to host these visitors. They were able to visit Graham and Anita Motion’s Herringswell Stables, which has been a great source of former racehorses for Phillip to produce (Sea of Clouds, who is now with Olivia Dutton, is a former Herringswell racehorse), and learned a lot on their visit.

 

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Major International Events This Weekend

Arville CCI4*-L (BEL): [Website] [Times/Scoring] [ClipMyHorse.TV Live Stream]

Aston le Walls CCI4*-S (GBR): [Website] [Times/Scoring] [H&C+ Live Stream]

U.S. Recognized Events This Weekend

Summer Coconino HT and Western Underground, Inc. TR,N,BN 3 Day Event (AZ): [Website] [Entries/Times/Scoring] [Volunteer]

The Maryland HT at Loch Moy Farm (MD): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Huntington Farm HT (VT): [Website] [Entries & Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Genesee Valley Hunt HT (NY): [Website] [Entries/Times/Scoring] [Volunteer]

Hunter’s Run HT (MI): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring]

Links & Reading

Training Tip of the Day

Master the tail braid with #supergroom Hailey Burlock:

Go Eventing

Boyd Martin and his kids are doing summer properly:

 

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Saturday Links

By on Jul 11, 2026 12:01 am -

Lots of cross country action is on tap this weekend with both Arville’s CCI4*-L and Aston Le Walls’ CCI4*-S running. We have some U.S. representatives competing at Aston Le Walls, including World Championships rep for the USA Tamie Smith and Lillet 3, who are currently in fifth position after dressage. The 4*-S will complete both show jumping and cross country Sunday, but there will still be action to follow live on H&C+.

[Watch Arville cross country here]
[Watch Aston Le Walls here]

Major International Events This Weekend

Arville CCI4*-L (BEL): [Website] [Times/Scoring] [ClipMyHorse.TV Live Stream]

Aston le Walls CCI4*-S (GBR): [Website] [Times/Scoring] [H&C+ Live Stream]

U.S. Recognized Events This Weekend

Summer Coconino HT and Western Underground, Inc. TR,N,BN 3 Day Event (AZ): [Website] [Entries/Times/Scoring] [Volunteer]

The Maryland HT at Loch Moy Farm (MD): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Huntington Farm HT (VT): [Website] [Entries & Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]

Genesee Valley Hunt HT (NY): [Website] [Entries/Times/Scoring] [Volunteer]

Hunter’s Run HT (MI): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring]

Links & Reading

Training Tip of the Day

Some great reminders for all of us on the latest In Stride podcast featuring course designer Alec Lochore, who will be the cross country designer for the LA28 Olympics:

Go Eventing

This group of dressage riders really got into the World Cup spirit!