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Halliday-Sharp, Law Lead The Way at Ocala International Three-Day Event

By on Apr 13, 2019 10:04 pm -

Liz Halliday-Sharp and Flash Cooley. Photo by Lisa Madren.

The current queen of U.S. eventing Liz Halliday-Sharp continues her reign this weekend at The Ocala International Three-Day Event as she claimed the top two spots on the CCI3*-L leaderboard after the first two phases.

She leads the way with Pru Dawes’ Flash Cooley a 7-year-old Irish Sport Horse (CSF MR Kroon X Castlefield Ruby). “Casper” made his three-star debut this spring, finishing second in the Carolina International CCI3*-S in preparation for this, his long format debut at the level. A double clear cross country run keeps the pair on a score of 23.8.

Stablemate Cooley Quicksilver slots into second place. The 8-year-old Irish Sport Horse gelding (Womanizer X Kylemore Crystal, by Creggan Diamond) owned by the The Monster Partnership, went quick and clear across country to remain on their dressage score of 27.3.

Dana Cooke and FE Whole Lotta Rosie. Photo by Lisa Madren.

Dana Cooke and FE Whole Lotta Rosie hold third after the first two phases. Kingfisher Park’s 8-year-old Württemberger earned a 28 on the flat and had a double clear cross country.

Jessica Phoenix and Bentley’s Best. Photo by Lisa Madren.

Winners at the CCI3*-S at Red Hills earlier this spring, Jessica Phoenix and Bentley’s Best also had a faultless cross country day for fourth place (29.2).

Lesley Grant-Law and Lady Chatterley. Photo by Lisa Madren.

Lesley Grant-Law and Lady Chatterley round out the top five. The 8-year-old Holsteiner (Connor 48 x Jucy, by Mytens xx) owned by Lesley and Jacky & Steve Brown, picked up just 1.6 time penalties for a two-day score of 30.1.

Leslie Law and Bandit Boy de Ligny. Photo by Lisa Madren.

Leslie Law heads up the CCI2*-L aboard Bandit Boy de Ligny. The 8-year-old Anglo-Arabian (Tinka’s Boy x Girouette de Ligny, by Rif du Crocq) was formerly a show jumper for French rider Charles Henri Ferme. Now owned by Tre’ Brook, he’s made his way from Novice to the CCI2* level in the last year. This weekend he leads the class on a fault-free score fo 27.6.

Lauren Kieffer and Get Gaudi. Photo by Lisa Madren.

Lauren Kieffer piloted Get Gaudi, an 8-year-old KWPN (Alicante HBC x Second Floor, by Faram) owned by Jacqueline Mars, into second place. She sits behind Law by the narrowest of margins with her score being a 27.7.

Bethany Hutchins-Kristen and Geluk HVF. Photo by Lisa Madren.

Third place after cross country belongs to Bethany Hutchins-Kristen and Geluk HVF. The 8-year-old KWPN, who is owned by the rider and Marian Hutchins, keeps this race tight with a current score of 28.

Don’t forget! You can watch the final day of competition thanks to EQTV Network right here on EN.

All of these fabulous photos are courtesy of Lisa Madren.

Ocala International CCI & H.T. [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Live Scores] [Live Stream] [EN’s Coverage]

Sport Horse Nation Spotlight: Upper-Level Horsepower

By on Apr 13, 2019 11:00 am -

In the market for a new four-legged partner? You may find your unicorn on our sister site, Sport Horse Nation. To help with the search, we’re going to feature a selection of current listings here on EN each week. We include the ad copy provided; click the links for videos, pricing and contact information.

There’s a lot of value in a “been there done that” partner. They can show you the ropes while  you’re learning the tricks of the trade. We don’t have to tell you lot — riding an upper level horse sounds pretty awesome! Here are five horses listed on Sport Horse Nation who have all gone Advanced:

Get Ready. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

2**/Intermediate Packer with 3***/Advanced Miles

Get Ready, “Brooklyn”, is a 2006 16.2 KWPN gelding. He has taken his current rider successfully through the CIC3***/Advanced level. Brooklyn is the perfect horse for a Young Rider to show them the ropes of eventing with confidence. He has an impeccable record XC and rarely has a rail. Brooklyn has successfully completed Fair Hill CCI2**, Ocala Jockey Club CIC3**, and has been named with his rider onto the USEF E25 Emerging Athlete list two years in a row. He is fit and ready to go out with his new partner!

Price upon request. Located in Malvern, PA.

Best if you reach Susie or Amanda by text to set up an appointment,
Susie: 610-220-8084; Amanda: 610-639-1165

Azrael. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

CCI3*-L/Advanced horse for sale

Azrael “Murray” is a 16.2hh 2007 OTTB gelding who has competed through CCI3*-L/Advanced. He has 3 wonderful gaits on the flat and is an extremely careful jumper. He could easily transition to the jumper ring. Murray has a very sweet personality making him a young rider’s dream horse!!! Selling only because I need to focus on college and he deserves someone who will give him the attention and time he needs.

Priced for a quick sale in the mid 5 figures. Located in Ocala, FL.

Contact Natasha Knight at 860-810-8387 for more information/videos.

Femme Fatale. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Advanced Level Eventer For Sale

Femme Fatale is a 2007 Selle Francais/Thoroughbred, 16.3 h, mare. Competed up to advanced and CIC3* level with numerous top finishes at intermediate and 2*. Lovely mover, very honest. Would make an excellent young rider horse or a partner for someone wanting an experienced horse to go up the levels. Located in South Carolina.

Kristen Bond and I’m Sew Ready. Photo by Jenni Autry.

I’m Sew Ready – five star horse for sale

I’m Sew Ready is a 15.3h, 15 year old, KWPN gelding. Jackson has competed at the five star level, finishing in the top 15 at Kentucky CCI***** in 2017 and 2018. He’s a multiple Four star winner. This might be one of the best young rider horses available in the country right now. Located in Shamong, New Jersey. Call Kristen Bond for more info at 253-691-8723 or email [email protected].

Amistoso. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Advanced Event Horse for Sale

Amistoso – 12 year old, Warmblood Gelding, 16.2hh

Looking for an experienced 3*** horse with a great XC and Jumping record? Amistoso is the horse for you.
Taken his current rider successfully through to 3*** level, Amistoso is the perfect horse for a Young Rider to gain experience at the 1*/2** level. An impeccable record XC and rarely has a rail. Ami has multiple wins at Intermediate level and has successfully competed this year at the Advanced/3*** level at Chattahoochee Hills, Jersey Fresh and Millbrook. Just completed Rocking Horse Intermediate finishing in 6th place, he is fit sound and ready to compete! Located in Florida.

Listings included in this article are randomly selected and confirmed to be current and active before inclusion. Sport Horse Nation features user-generated content and therefore cannot verify or make any warranty as to the validity or reliability of information.

Lauren Billys Holds Twin Rivers CCI4*-S Lead After Show Jumping

By on Apr 13, 2019 8:27 am -

Lauren Billys and Castle Larchfield Purdy. Photo by Sherry Stewart.

The Twin Rivers CCI4*-S division looks much the same after Friday’s show jumping, where only one rail came down, but the standings remain unchanged.

After nearly losing her partner Castle Larchfield Purdy to colic last fall, Lauren Billys feels the pressure this weekend at Twin Rivers to give him the best riding possible. Her 2015 Pan American Games and 2016 Rio Olympic Games partner showed up with a strong dressage performance and then a faultless trip in Friday’s show jumping.

“I was nervous all day because I want to show him how he deserves to be shown. I felt like that was a hard course and it was really fun to watch everyone else ride because everyone is getting really good at riding in California and people were just riding really well today. It was encouraging and trying to be like them was a good way to be. He was in really good company,” Lauren said.

The 17-year-old Irish Sport Horse gelding (Karistos x Hallo Purdy, by Hallo), owned by the rider and Purdy Syndicate LLC, sits on 29.8 as they look forward to James Atkinson’s cross country track.

Derek di Grazia and Ringwood Justice. Photo by Sherry Stewart.

Derek di Grazia and his dreamy Ringwood Justice, an 11-year-old Irish Sport Horse gelding (Ringwood Harley Carol x Ringwood Venus) also held second on 32.5.

Following the trend, Leah Breakey and Master Class, her own 10-year-old Canadian Warmblood gelding (Cree x Night Destiny xx), also jumped clear to keep third on 41.9. Liza Horan and Lafite had the one unlucky rail down to complete the division on a two-phase score of 48.8.

Tamie Smith and Mai Baum. Photo by Sherry Stewart.

The CCI3*-L is pending a name change to the “Tamie Smith Division” after she took the top four dressage placings with Alex Ahearn’s Mai Baum (24.9), Ruth Bley’s En Vogue (25.6), Judy McSwain’s Fleecework’s Royal (29.7), and Ruth Bley’s Danito (30.3), respectively.

Tamie Smith and En Vogue. Photo by Sherry Stewart.

The CCI3*-L is the only 2019 Pan American Games Qualifier on the west coast this year. Click here to view a full list of Pan Am Games qualifiers, including 2018 events, and selection info.) Pan Am Games eventing will take place on Aug. 1-4 in Lima, Peru.

Frankie Thieriot Stutes and Chatwin. Photo by Sherry Stewart.

The Advanced CT features a few of our five-star hopefuls including Kentucky-bound Frankie Thieriot Stutes and Chatwin, who won the class with 0.8 show jumping time penalties on 27.5, and Badminton-bound Tamie Smith and Wembley, who were second on 31.4. Sabrina Glaser was third on 44.5.

Madison Temkin and Dr. Hart. Photo by Sherry Stewart.

In the traditional Advanced division, Madison Temkin and her Dr. Hart reign supreme. They lead the division after the first two phases on 39.8.

Marc Grandia and Campari FFF. Photo by Sherry Stewart.

Marc Grandia and Team Rebecca’s Campari FFF are second on 43.6, and Gina Economou is third with her own Exclusive (44.4).

Riders look forward to an exciting day of cross country, and you can watch it all from home thanks to Ride on Video. Find the live stream information at this link.

Thank you to Sherry Stewart who provides these gorgeous photos!

Twin Rivers CCI & H.T. [Website] [Entry Status/Ride Times/Live Scores] [Live Stream] [EN’s Coverage]

[Billys and Castle Larchfield Purdy Maintain the Twin Rivers CCI4*-S Lead]

Tuesday Video from SpectraVet: Sharon White’s Forking Good Save at Tryon

By on Apr 9, 2019 2:32 pm -

While we want our riding to be as close to perfect as we can get it, sometimes being an event rider is about making do when the going gets rough! Sharon White had one of these moments last weekend at The Fork at TIEC with Cooley On Show. Tim Hawkins was volunteering at Fence 16 A/B when he caught their save. A bobble at the table at A had Sharon a little off balance, but Louie didn’t change course at all, telling her “Don’t worry, I got this! Just hold on!”

Thanks Tim for your submission, and for being an awesome volunteer!

Why SpectraVET?

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Tuesday News & Notes from Legends Horse Feeds

By on Apr 9, 2019 12:01 am -

Hazel Shannon and Willingapark Clifford in their final Kentucky prep. Photo via Willinga Park’s Facebook Page.

If you’ve taken a look at the Land Rover Kentucky CCI5*-L entry list, you may have noticed a new-ish name, Hazel Shannon. Five-star first timer? Hardly! She’s a double winner at the level, having won Australia’s Adelaide CCI5*-L in 2016 and 2018, and now she and Willingapark Clifford have made the journey to the Bluegrass State to test their skill against our lot. After following this pair a lot online, I’m looking forward to watching them in person!

National Holiday: National Winston Churchill Day

Events Opening This Week: VHT International & H.T., Flora Lea Spring H.T., USEA MDHT FEH/YEH/NEH Qualifier, Poplar Place Farm June H.T. and Area Championships, Willow Draw Charity Show, The Spring Event at Woodside, May-Daze at the Park H.T., Coconino Spring H.T., Mystic Valley Hunt Club H.T.

Events Closing This Week: University of New Hampshire Spring H.T., Loudoun Hunt Pony Club Spring H.T., Fresno County Horse Park H.T., St. Johns H.T.

Tuesday News: 

The FEI may get more power over rider suspensions in the future. This new rule would give the FEI power to delay the start of a suspension to “to deal with those disciplines that have ‘off seasons,’ in order to ensure that the suspension has a real effect.” Currently, rider suspensions begin the date the FEI tribunal makes its decision. [FEI Seeks New Power Over Suspensions and Yellow Cards]

You may have noticed that the USEA got themselves a spankin’ new website this winter. BUT it’s still got all the same information. [How to find Results on the USEA Website]

Steve Guerdat made history this weekend as he won his third FEI Jumping World Cup™ title. He’s dreamed of World Cup glory since childhood, and he says this year’s win in Gothenburg was the most special of them all. [Why We Should Never Let Go Of Childhood Dreams, According To World Cup Winner Steve Guerdat]

Hot on Horse Nation: Oh, You Mean WARM UP

Tuesday Video: 

Sunday Links Presented by One K Helmets

By on Mar 31, 2019 12:01 am -

Andrea Baxter and Indy 500. Photo by Shelby Allen.

Galway Downs is a favorite event of mine. Set in the Temecula valley, the venue sets you up for some pretty awesome surroundings — not to mention the herds of hot air balloons you’ll normally see on Saturday and Sunday mornings in the distance. Tune in to cross country day to see it live at this link. Cross country starts at 9 a.m. PST/12 p.m. EST.National Holiday:

Major Events This Weekend:

Galway Downs International H.T. [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Live Scoring]

Belton International [Website] [Ride Times] [Live Scores] [Live Stream] [EN’s Coverage] [EN’s Twitter] [EN’s Instagram]

U.S. Weekend Action:

Morven Park Spring H.T. [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Live Scoring]

Rocking Horse Spring H.T. [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Live Scoring]

Full Gallop Farm March II H.T. [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Live Scoring]

Texas Rose March H.T. [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Live Scoring]

Sunday Links: 

The Dressage World Faces Collective(S) Angst

Mexican Eventing Has To Modernize In A Big Way. What’s Holding Them Back?

A Rider’s Closet: At Home With Jessica Springsteen

Three exciting British entries for Kentucky Three-Day Event

Ian Stark ‘thrilled’ to design his first five-star cross-country course

After A Slew Of Equine Fatalities, What’s Happening At Santa Anita Park?

Through the Lens: 2019 Carolina International CCI and Horse Trials

10 Things You Didn’t Know About the FEH Program

Sport Horse Nation Spotlight: Six Marvelous Mares

By on Mar 30, 2019 9:00 am -

In the market for a new four-legged partner? You may find your unicorn on our sister site, Sport Horse Nation. To help with the search, we’re going to feature a selection of current listings here on EN each week. We include the ad copy provided; click the links for videos, pricing and contact information.

“Ask a Gelding. Tell a Stud. Discuss it with a mare.”

Where geldings might be agreeable, there’s so much to say about the partnership you can build with a mare! When you get them on your side there’s nothing you can’t accomplish. Here’s six of the latest mares listed for sale on Sport Horse Nation (And click here if you missed the geldings we featured last week):

Spellbound. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Spellbound: Athletic, Upper Level Potential

Spellbound is an athletic and sensitive mare with three correct uphill gaits who is bursting with talent for upper level Eventing but could also continue to excel in Dressage or Jumpers. Born in 2010, Spellbound is a 16.3hh impeccably bred Oldenburg –Soprano/A Jungle Prince/Rubinstein. Spellbound had a light start in her early years before she was put into classical dressage training at the age of six with highly accomplished Grand Prix dressage trainer Deborah Dean-Smith. In dressage competition she has received scores into the 70’s with 9’s for her gaits. She is correct and flashy in the arena and will win the Dressage. She is currently schooling second level dressage movements as well as her changes. She was started over fences in the fall of 2018 where she has shown incredible scope, footwork and bravery with all the athleticism for the upper levels. She has cross country schooled multiple times including banks, ditches, water and all types of fences. She is currently in a professional training program. Spellbound is microchipped and has a passport as well has a clean set of X-rays. No history of injury or unsoundness and no vices. Call or text Anna Loschiavo 802-274-6289 for videos and to set up a time to ride Spellbound. Located in Florida.

Shesaruckus. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Shesaruckus

Zoe is an unraced 9 year old TB mare standing 16.2H. She is currently showing Open Novice level but ready to move up to Training Level. She has been a ribbon earner in the Novice division. Zoe is very good mover and brave to the fences. She definitely has the ability to do it all. Located in California.

Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

5 YO 16.1hh Canadian Warmblood mare makes the jumps feel small!

Lovely redhead with flawless barn manners. Completed Novice this weekend at Ocala Winter 2. Has completed 3 Beginner Novices with ribbons in 2. This beauty has a big trot and a super jump with plenty of scope. Bold to the jumps but not hot, easily rateable, with a balanced rhythmic canter, she is confident through ditches, water, drops etc… Fun to ride, she could also show in the Hunters with her changes well in place. Located in Ocala until the end of March.

MiAmore. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

MiAmore, WB/Welsh 14.1 3/4hh pony, 2005

Stunning, brave, winning, barefoot, mare. Events novice, show jumper thru .95, Foxhunts. Always in the ribbons, often gr. champion, a pro.

Rider moving up to a horse. Our beloved Mia is a sweetheart, gorgeous and forward, loves a spa day! Ready for her next rider. Located in Maryland.

Luna. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Winning Novice Horse For Sale

9 year old Black Oldenburg Mare 16 hh. Luna is well schooled on the flat and a lovey mover. She is easy to frame and has her own engine. She has a scopey jump and is bold to the fences.

Won Sporting Days Novice Division with a 23! Some experience at Training Level and scope for more. In Aiken Until April 1and then returns to Ontario.

Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Prelim/ young rider horse **videos NOW working**

Preliminary horse with Young Rider Championship experience and CIC always clear xc. Oldenburg mare 2009 15.31/2hh. Good in all 3 phases, jumps all xc fences, ditches, banks, water, brush. Can take a bad distance and not be upset at all. Great dressage, works to 3rd level dressage. Easy changes has schooled to 3 time changes.
No soundness issues, easy keeper. Could do 1.20 jumpers, possibly more.

Is a little too much horse for her new 11 year old petite rider coming off a 12hh pony but will suit someone bigger who has already started eventing at Novice level or above, as she does have extensive preliminary experience mostly gained by a 16/17 yo. No history of lameness, no injuries, great legs and feet for her negotiable asking price.

Listings included in this article are randomly selected and confirmed to be current and active before inclusion. Sport Horse Nation features user-generated content and therefore cannot verify or make any warranty as to the validity or reliability of information.

Tuesday Video from SpectraVet: Born to Ride

By on Mar 26, 2019 5:00 pm -

I think we have a future eventer on our hands! 😂 Bea did not want to end her "ride" on @the900facebookpony ‘s Henry. Now I just need to find a tiny helmet and boots for her 😍! Eventing Nation

Posted by Equestrian At Hart on Sunday, March 24, 2019

This baby has horses in her blood. When Area V eventer Hillary put her months-old daughter Bea on the back of a horse it was a match made in heaven. There’s nothing sweeter than the smile on this girl’s face when she’s in the saddle, but don’t you dare take her out of it! Spoiler alert: it’s not much appreciated by Bea.

I think I see a pony in this girl’s future!

Why SpectraVET?

Reliable. Effective. Affordable.

SpectraVET is committed to providing only the highest-quality products and services to our customers, and to educating the world in the science and art of laser therapy.

We design and manufacture the broadest range of clinically-proven veterinary therapeutic laser products, which are represented and supported worldwide by our network of specialist distributors and authorized service centers.

Tuesday News & Notes from Legends Horse Feeds

By on Mar 26, 2019 12:01 am -

Water Cube and Hillary Spicher in 2018. Photo via Whitney Spicher’s Facebook Page.

We are devastated to report that Area VII Whitney Spicher lost her horse, Water Cube, in a fatal trailer accident this weekend. Sudden poor visibility led to a 30-car pileup where Whitney’s trailer was rear ended. All human passengers were uninjured, and the other two horses on the trailer survived and are recovering.

Water Cube gained recognition in 2016 when he went from the racetrack to the eventing world. Then-owned Michael Phelps gave the ride to Phillip Dutton. But for the last few years, Cubey was Whitney’s unicorn. The EN team sends our condolences to Whitney and her crew. A Go Fund Me page has been started for anyone who would like to show some support to Whitney.

National Holiday: National Spinach Day

Events Opening This Week: Jersey Fresh International Three-day Event, WindRidge Farm H.T., Plantation Field May H.T., Mill Creek Pony Club H.T. at Longview, Texas Rose Horse Park Summer H.T., Galway Downs Spring H.T., Woodland Stallion Station H.T., Spokane Sport Horse Farm 4th Annual Spring H.T., Winona Horse Trials, Old Chatham H.T.

Events Closing This Week: USEA MDHT FEH/YEH/NEH Qualifier, Plantation Field April H.T., Ocala International 3-Day Festival of Eventing, FENCE H.T., Twin Rivers CCI & H.T., Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event

Tuesday News:

MCTA Horse Trials at Shawan Downs (Area II) is incorporating an intercollegiate challenge into their spring event on May 4-5, 2019. Entries are now open (closing date: April 16th) — all you have to do is indicate your college team on your entry form, and it will be score separately as a team competition. If you have any questions about the event, please reach out to the Maryland Eventing Team at [email protected]. We hope to see everyone there! [Omnibus Listing]

Carolina International hosted the first-ever USEF/USET Foundation North American Team Challenge over the weekend. Erik Duvander narrowly beat out Leslie Law’s team as these up-and-coming riders gained valuable team experience. [Team Erik Duvander Victorious in First USEF/USET Foundation North American Futures Team Challenge]

27-year-old David Britnell is headed to Badminton! He debuted at the five-star level last year at Pau, but now he’s going for the Big B, and blogging about it along the way. [David Britnell’s Badminton first-timer blog: I am incredibly excited]

Tuesday Video: 

Sport Horse Nation Spotlight: Geldings Galore!

By on Mar 24, 2019 10:36 am -

In the market for a new four-legged partner? You may find your unicorn on our sister site, Sport Horse Nation. To help with the search, we’re going to feature a selection of current listings here on EN each week. We include the ad copy provided; click the links for videos, pricing and contact information.

“Ask a Gelding. Tell a Stud. Discuss it with a mare.”

Geldings may be more agreeable, but there’s nothing wrong with that! Geldings can be willing, teachable and loyal partners. Here’s six of our latest geldings listed for sale on Sport Horse Nation:

Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Handsome TB 16.3hh 8 YO. Show mileage to 1.10 meters

8 YO 16.3 TB. This big handsome boy has looks and jumping talent. An uphill build with super form and scope, he is easy to jump, carries a great rhythm in the canter and has show mileage at the 1.10 meter level. Has had 2 seasons in Florida. Showed at HITS Ocala 2019 in Week 3 – clear in all 4 classes with ribbons in 3. Doesn’t need a 6 day a week schedule, he can have a week off and be the same horse. Well schooled on the flat, he has counter-canter and changes. Stands quietly at the ringside or in lessons. Excellent barn manners and an absolute self-loader and good shipper. Hacks out in company or alone. Video available. Lower five figures as we are heading back home soon. Located in Florida.

Millye’s Mojave. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Want to go to AECs this September? Come try Millye’s Mojave!

Millye’s Mojave: 2005 16.1h chestnut Thoroughbred gelding

This is your ultimate Novice packer! “Morris” is an experienced eventer and was the 2017 Beginner Novice Champion at the American Eventing Championships. He has already qualified for the 2019 AECs at Novice with two 1st place finishes this year. This brings his total win count to 7 throughout his career, all with his amateur owner. Morris is easy on the flat and over fences, and has a good lead change. He has scored as low as 20.5 in the dressage phase at competitions. Not only is he great to ride, but he is also a lovely personality in the barn. He is the PERFECT horse for a junior or amateur looking to have fun! Located in South Carolina.

Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Ready for Modified

2010, 16.2H TB gelding. He has done 6 training level events since Dec., placing 5th and 6th in the last few. These could have been wins and top 3 placings if his rider didn’t always mess up in show jumping. This horse is a super star, better than your average TB. He will probably finish the Florida season with a modified in prep for prelim and if that happens the price goes up considerably. He is a lovely mover, a nice round jumper, has auto changes, is brace cross country and very straightforward and easy going. Basically a very cool dude which anyone would be lucky to have. In Ocala until April then he heads back to Ontario.

Prince of Kiltealy. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Winning Preliminary Gelding

aka “Teal” is an 11 yr old 16.1 h Irish Sport Horse that has competed up to the CCI**-L. Multiple recent wins at the Prelim level but just as happy to jump around the lower levels. Perfect horse for amateur or young rider! Easy ride and over all great brain. Clips without sedation, loads, not spooky, ties. One owner since imported as a coming 5 yr old sourced through Law Eventing.

Only selling because I am a young financially independent professional and the only way to continue to bring more nice horses such as Teal into my barn is by selling them as well. Located in Florida.

Uncle Eddy. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Uncle Eddy: fun, fun, fun!

Uncle Eddy: 2009 16.1h bay Thoroughbred gelding

Looking to have fun this year? Then come try Uncle Eddy! This experienced event horse has competed through Training level, but schooled through Preliminary. He has top placings with his junior rider at Novice and Training, and is perfectly suited for a junior or adult amateur. Eddy is easy to be around, and would be a welcome addition to any barn. He has a super personality and is just as happy to go on a trail ride as he is to go to a show. A really fun horse! Only selling due to owner being in college with no time to ride.

Bahian Macadamia. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Lovely Upper level Event Prospect

Bahian Macadamia-16.3h, 8yr old, Cleveland Bay/TB, gelding. Wonderful disposition, excellent mover and jumper, brave, and super work ethic. Would be great for an adult amateur, young rider, or professional. In the 20’s at every show, and won his last Trainong level. No vices. Located Mansfield, Ga. Mid five figures.

Listings included in this article are randomly selected and confirmed to be current and active before inclusion. Sport Horse Nation features user-generated content and therefore cannot verify or make any warranty as to the validity or reliability of information.

Sunday Links Presented by One K Helmets

By on Mar 24, 2019 12:01 am -

Liz Halliday-Sharp and Deniro Z. Photo by Jenni Autry.

I am completely out of words to describe Liz Halliday-Sharp’s complete dominance this weekend at Carolina International. She was up against a stout field in the CCI4*-S, and nabbed first and second. She nearly had the CCI3*-S class too, missing out on yet another win by only one second. You can catch up on all of our Carolina coverage at this link.

National Holiday: National Chocolate Covered Raisin Day

Major Events This Week:

Carolina International CCI & HT: Website, Ride Times, Start Lists, Live Scores, EN’s Coverage, Live Stream, EN’s Twitter, EN’s Instagram

U.S. Weekend Action:

Stable View Spring Horse Trials [Final Scores]

MDHT March Starter Trial [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Live Scores]

Poplar Place March Horse Trials [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Live Scores]

Full Gallop March Schooling Show II [Website] [Entry Status/Ride Times] [Live Scores]

Southern Arizona Eventing Association HT [Website] [Ride Times/Live Scores]

Sunday Links: 

Practical Horseman Debuts New Podcast

Halliday-Sharp Can’t Be Beat at Carolina International

Badminton-bound event horse to run in memory of talented young rider

American Pharoah’s sire Pioneer of the Nile dies suddenly at 13

Eventers rally after Mosque shooting for rescheduled event

What To Do When You Can’t Catch Your Horse… And It’s Not Funny Anymore

Lexington Lead-Up: Get to Know Leslie Law and Voltaire de Tre

Sunday Video: 

Signs You’re a Pony Club Graduate Part II: Reader Submissions

By on Mar 22, 2019 9:00 am -

Pony Club Mounted Games. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Turns out it’s true: Once a Pony Clubber always a Pony Clubber. Joining Pony Club is like inserting a few specific neuroses straight into your DNA. Did you have a visceral reaction to our first post, Six Signs You’re A Pony Club Graduate? Congratulations! You’re in an elite club.

Status courtesy of Stephanie Jones .

And turns out, so many of these telltale indicators are so ingrained that I didn’t even realize they were all thanks to my Pony Club roots. Shout out to Hilltoppers Pony Club, South Region! Here’s eight more signs that are a dead giveaway:

1.“There’s the right way, the wrong way, and the Pony Club way.” — Jessie Wade

2. “You’re one of a select few who know what a ‘turn back’ is.” — Eileen Phethean

3. “Being nicely turned out for every event or clinic. Everything freshly cleaned — tack shiny, even the metal polished. Polishing my boots. Proper standing wraps – lots of padding. Horse spotless and shiny.” — Julia Davies

4. “The way you must twist the reins and secure them with the throat latch to lunge.” — Leslie Stoffel

5. “You see someone sitting down and holding a horse and *shudder*” — Heather MacKenzie

6. “Breakaway, breakaway, breakaway. It’s a wonder we don’t have loose horses all the time but everything we tie to has some element of a breakaway string.” — Trish Morgan

7. “If you pass a trailer on the highway with a little loop of bailing twine blowing in the breeze on the ties, you know you just passed a pony clubber!!” — Jennifer Steadman Galbraith

8. “When you have to wear a belt to the barn, even when you’re just visiting, just in case somebody gets loose.” — Jennifer Mayfield

Nancy Toby also kindly reminded us in the comments that Pony Club is no longer just for those Under 25! For more information on the Horsemasters Program, or to find a club near you, click here.

Go Pony Club!

 

Tuesday Video from SpectraVet: Spring Highlights from UC Davis Eventing Team

By on Mar 19, 2019 5:00 pm -

Our friends at the University of California, Davis have been grinding away this spring. Check in with them and watch some highlights from their last team outing at Twin Rivers!

Why SpectraVET?

Reliable. Effective. Affordable.

SpectraVET is committed to providing only the highest-quality products and services to our customers, and to educating the world in the science and art of laser therapy.

We design and manufacture the broadest range of clinically-proven veterinary therapeutic laser products, which are represented and supported worldwide by our network of specialist distributors and authorized service centers.

Tuesday News & Notes from Legends Horse Feeds

By on Mar 19, 2019 12:01 am -

Photo by Ian Stark.

The cross country course for the Carolina International CCI & Horse Trials has taken shape this spring. Lead by course designer Ian Stark, course builders Levi Ryckewaert, Tyson Rementer and Jamie Gornall have gone above and beyond. Stay tuned for a course preview later this week for all the details.

National Holiday: National Certified Nursing Day

Events Opening This Week: Riga Meadow at Coole Park Combined Test, MCTA H.T., Inc, Poplar Place Farm May H.T., The Event at Skyline

Events Closing This Week: The Fork at Tryon CCI4S/CCI3S/CCI2S & HT, CDCTA Spring H.T., Chattahoochee Hills H.T., Pine Hill Spring H.T., Spring Bay H.T.

Tuesday News:

Don’t miss this sweet story! Gary, a dressage-bred gelding, nearly died as a foal due to an infection. He climbed his way back to good health, but decided he didn’t want to play in the sandbox. Now, he’s qualified for the Pan American Games in eventing. [Gary the foal who nearly died goes on to win international event]

The Land Rover Horse of the Year competition wrapped up in New Zealand this weekend after six days of action. This is a complete display of horse sport, with classes for eventers, show jumpers, dressage and Standardbreds. [NZ Horse of the Year show wraps up in Hastings]

Khaled Mustafa was among those who sadly lost their lives in the mosque shootings in Christchurch, New Zealand last week. Originally born in Syria, Khaled was a beloved farrier. EN sends our condolences to his family. [Syrian-Born Farrier And Son Among Victims In Christchurch Mosque Shooting]

Raise your hand if you’ve ever struggled to catch your horse in the field. We’ve all been there at least once. Tik Maynard shares his tips with the horse in mind. [What To Do When You Can’t Catch Your Horse … And It’s Not Funny Anymore]

Tuesday Video: 

Intermediate-ish Weekend Report: Copper Meadows, Ocala & Pine Top

By on Mar 17, 2019 6:59 pm -

While the booming Florida season is starting to wind down, the west coast is just getting started. It was a full weekend from start to finish — Here’s what happened across Ocala Winter II, Pine Top and Copper Meadows Winter H.T.

Both Ocala and Copper Meadows hosted Advanced combined tests. Alexa Lapp and Cambalda made their debut at the level as a pair and won with a dressage score of 31.5 and one rail down. Rebecca Hoos and Little Cruz were second, and Nita Sanfilippo was third with Alarmabull. Keep an eye out for these pairs this season!

On the west coast, heartthrob Mai Baum was the CT winner with Tamie Smith in the tack. He jumped clear and added .4 pesky time penalties to finish on 22.4. Hawley Bennett-Awad and Jollybo had a successful outing for second place to finish on 35.6 after having one rail down. This was their final California competition before they head east once again for the Kentucky CCI5*-L.

Back in Ocala, Kylie Lyman and Xuanatu won the Intermediate Horse division. With the fastest cross country trip of the group, this pair added only 3.2 time penalties to finish on a score of 34.6. Buck Davidson, who was tied with Kylie for first after dressage, finished second with Victor B Z (49.4).

Heather Jane Morris turned the leaderboard around in the Intermediate Rider division. Riding Jos UFO De Quidam, Heather climbed her way from fifth after dressage to win the class after a clear show jump and 6.8 time penalties. Jackie LeMastus was second with Indian Mill.

The World Equestrian Games combination of Lauren Kieffer and Vermiculus topped the Open Intermediate. “Bug” had another successful outing in a season where Lauren says he’s really maturing. He added 1.6 cross country time penalties to finish on 36.4. Ashlyn Dorsey came second with Stakkato II (38.2), and Leslie Law was third with JKF Vogue (38.5).

Olivia Loiacono-Putrino piloted her Waterford to win the Open Intermediate division at Copper Meadows. Adding 11.2 time penalties on cross country landed had them finish on a score of 36.9. Second place went to Megan Sykes and Classic’s Mojah who had 13.2 cross country time penalties added to their result. Phiero SR claimed third with Bunnie Sexton in his debut at the level. Finishing cross country  on the exact same time as your winners, they closed the weekend on 49 points.

Katie Lichten and Caitlin Silliman were the big winners at Pine Top Farm.

Cross country time penalties shuffled the results in the Intermediate Rider division, but Katie and RF Luminati held their wire-to-wire lead to finish at the top on a score of 43.5. William Kidwell and Tremolo laid down the fastest ride with only 1.2 time penalties, and for this they were rewarded with second place (44.7). The Litchten family dominated this class with Katie’s sister, Maddie Lichten, finishing third with Yarrow (48.7).

Caitlin and Ally KGO topped the Open Intermediate from start to finish as well. They were the only Intermediate pair to finish on a sub 30 score (29). Boyd Martin was second with Tsetserleg after having one rail and 2.4 time penalties.

Go Eventing.

 

Social Media Roundup: Eventers Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day

By on Mar 17, 2019 2:00 pm -

Four-leaf clovers abound! Irish horse owners have something a little extra to celebrate today. From a green water jump at the Florida Horse Park to pony leprechauns, here’s how the horse world is celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

Chantil and Marge looking fab at their first event together! Look at the green water dye for St. Patrick’s Day 😂🍀

Posted by Sara Kozumplik Murphy on Sunday, March 17, 2019

Happy St. Patrick’s Day to my favourite Irish pony!! ☘️☘️🍀🍀

Posted by Jill Thomas on Sunday, March 17, 2019

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from the USEA! 🇮🇪🍀Pictured is Timothy Bourke and Luckaun Quality on their 5th consecutive trip around Kentucky! #bettertogether #fightingirish #luckoftheirish

Posted by United States Eventing Association, Inc. (USEA) on Sunday, March 17, 2019

Posted by Rebecca Farm on Sunday, March 17, 2019

Happy St Patrick’s day to my friends near and far! 🍀🍀🍀🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

Posted by Carol Gee on Sunday, March 17, 2019

May the road rise up to meet youMay the wind be always at your backMay the sun shine warm upon your faceThe rains fall soft upon your fieldsAnd until we meet againMay God hold you in the palm of his hand

Posted by Mary Patricia Stone on Sunday, March 17, 2019

Six Signs You’re A Pony Club Graduate

By on Mar 17, 2019 11:00 am -

Chinch is Pony Club proud. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

Many eventers got their start in Pony Club. From Lynn Symansky to William Fox-Pitt, even the greats have Pony Club to thank for their foundation — including USEA President Carol Kozlowski:

Pony Club graduates are everywhere, and often they’re pretty easy to pick out. Here are six dead giveaways that someone is a graduate Pony Clubber:

1. Hanging up dirty tack is considered the 8th deadly sin. You wipe down and figure eight your bridle after every ride, every time.

2. A hyperfocus on safety. This isn’t to say that our non-pony club counterparts don’t care about safety, but after experiencing hundreds of safety checks, it’s hard not to have an eye for the small details that make a big difference. Want to test a possible alum? Hang a water bucket in front of them with the snaps facing outward.

3. You can bandage literally anything. A spider wrap? I could do that in my sleep.

4. Horse Management’s got nothing on your tack room. You have two of everything, and they’re all labeled. Extra girth? Check.

5. You always pack your grain in paper bags — and each bag is labeled with your horse’s name + Date + AM/PM. Even with other conveniences, old habits die hard.

6. You’re Pony Club Proud. You still have your pin that lets you show your support for the organization that started it all. While you might not me a registered member anymore, Pony Club has lifelong admittance. Once a Pony Clubber, always a Pony Clubber.

Can you think of other telltale signs? Let us know in the comments.

For more information about The U.S. Pony Club, click here.

St. Patrick’s Day Links Presented by One K Helmets

By on Mar 17, 2019 12:01 am -

Careful over those skinnies. Photo by Jenni Autry.

ICYMI: The FEI is cracking down on accuracy when jumping narrow fences this year. New under what’s being called the “Missed Flag Rule,” a the majority of your horse’s body must have cleared the height of the fence through the flags. Now that “scoot around” move won’t cut it. They offer more descriptions in this FAQ document.

National Holiday: Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

U.S. Weekend Action:

Ocala II H.T. [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Live Scores]

Pine Top Spring H.T. [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Live Scores]

MeadowCreek Park H.T. [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Live Scores]

Copper Meadows H.T. [Website] [Entry Status/Ride Times/Live Scores]

Sunday Links:

Greatest sports story never told: The woman who defied the Nazis to win the toughest horse race in history

The End of an Era: Morris Reflects on her Role at USEF

Drama Abounds at Land Rover Horse of the Year Cross Country

A Very Wet Start to the Season

Hall of Fame honours for NZ eventing’s “awesome foursome”

Gary the foal who nearly died goes on to win international event

Lexington Lead-Up: Get to Know Hawley Bennett-Awad & Jollybo

Sunday Video: Great riding by EN Lead Writer Jenni Autry, and even better commentary from David Frechette.

“I better not make any smart aleck Horsepesterer comments because I’m pretty sure this is going to make Eventing Nation.”

 

#DogsOfEN: A Doggone Good Weekend at Pine Top

By on Mar 16, 2019 11:00 am -

EN always brings you the very latest news from events around the country, but now it’s time to give the people what they really want: dogs. This one goes out to the dogs at Pine Top.

The team behind the success at Pine Top! Photo via Pine Top Farm.

The team at Pine Top uploaded the world’s cutest album today a they featured all the pooches who spent their Friday on display at the Georgia venue. In true @dog_rates style, we’d like to award all these doggos 14/10 for being awesome. Owners — identify yourselves and claim your four-legged friends!

Oh, and there’s also a horse trial at Pine Top this weekend. Follow the live scores here.

Pine Top Spring H.T.: Website, Ride Times, Live Scores

 

 

 

Sport Horse Nation Spotlight: The Luck of the Irish

By on Mar 16, 2019 9:00 am -

In the market for a new four-legged partner? You may find your unicorn on our sister site, Sport Horse Nation. To help with the search, we’re going to feature a selection of current listings here on EN each week. We include the ad copy provided; click the links for videos, pricing and contact information.

There’s a reason the Irish Sport Horse is a popular choice in eventing. They’re intelligent, talented, tough mudders. Get lucky this St. Patrick’s Day with these 5 Irish horses listed for sale on Sport Horse Nation.

Excel Star Harry. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Excel Star Harry

Excel Star Harry: 2015 16.2h chestnut Irish Sport Horse gelding

By Luidam (KWPN) out of Moysella Cool Diamond (by Coolcorran Cool Diamond)

This talented young horse has just started competing and recently finished 2nd in his Beginner Novice division at Sporting Days Farm Horse Trials! He is showing the scope and ability to be a top horse. He has a lovely attitude and would be suitable for a junior, young rider or adult amateur to bring along. He was recently imported from Ireland and is the grandson of Guidam, which is one of the strongest stallion lines of jumping horses. And his grandsire, Coolcorran Cool Diamond, is the world’s leading Irish Sport Horse stallion (WBFSH). Located in South Carolina.

Sibon Rose. Photo via Sport Horse Nation Spotlight.

Sibon Rose

Sibon Rose: 2012 16.2h bay Irish Sport Horse mare

Recent Top 10 finish at Sporting Days Horse Trials in an Open Novice division!

This talented young horse is ready to start her competition career! She has the talent and scope to go up the levels in either eventing or the hunter/jumper world. Imported from Ireland, this classy mare is well bred with both Cavalier Royale and Heartbreaker in her pedigree. She’s a good jumper and would suit a junior, young rider or adult amateur. Located in South Carolina.

Fourfields Classek. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Fourfields Classek

Fourfields Classek is a 5-year-old 16.1hh ISH (Classe VDL x Ekstein x Cloughjordan Boy) gelding. International quality movement and jump. Competed young event horse class in England and show jumping. This horse has all the qualities to win at the top. Located in South Carolina.

Ringwood Trendy Pop. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Flashy, Talented Gelding Ready to Move Up the Levels!

Ringwood Trendy Pop: 2012, 16.3hh Irish Sport Horse gelding

Trendy is a super kind, quiet, and willing horse who would make a great addition to anyone’s barn! This flashy, imported ISH is by Future Trend, a Grand Prix show jumping stallion.
He competed in Training level eventing and show jumping in Ireland. Trendy has a swinging walk, expressive trot, and an uphill and ground-covering canter. He is a scopey jumper and will move up the levels easily; he is brave and honest to the fences as well as very forgiving of rider mistakes. Trendy is quite versatile and would be able to do the jumpers, equitation classes, or be made into a top event horse. While he is suitable for a young rider or adult amateur, he is also talented enough for a professional.

More photos and videos available at www.irishmanorstables.com. Located in New Jersey.

Bohen. Photo via Sport Horse Nation.

Super All rounder Irish Sport Mare.

Looking for a horse to have fun with and to be in the ribbons?
Bohen is a Fun and fantastic all rounder and is priced at $15,000 USD.

Visit our website: www.glorianolanconnemaraponies.com

This mare will bring so much enjoyment and pleasure. She has been there done it all. Bohen is a 15hh , 13 y/o Irish sport mare. She may be 15hh however she has a horses stride and makes all the distances, she always produces clear rounds and has lots of scope.

She is a fantastic jumper jumping up to 1.10m with ease and excels in all rings. She has a great temperament, is safe and sensible.

She would suit a small competitive/leisure adult rider or a teenager. She competes in the disciplines of eventing, showjumping, cross country ect
A true all rounder that loves to jump, she is forward going and locks on to her fences. She is so much fun, gives a great feel when jumping a real confidence giver.

She is a favourite in the yard.

She is fantastic out cross country where she is brave and again careful. She jumps everything in her path, ditches, water, coffins, banks ect.

Has competed in Showjumping, Eventing. Hunter trials, Charity rides, Riding club and Sportsman Classes. She is good to hack alone or in company, box, clip, shoe ect. Lots more videos on request. Located in Ireland.

Listings included in this article are randomly selected and confirmed to be current and active before inclusion. Sport Horse Nation features user-generated content and therefore cannot verify or make any warranty as to the validity or reliability of information.

Tuesday Video from SpectraVet: Big Names Out at Tweseldown

By on Mar 12, 2019 5:00 pm -

After what felt like a long winter, our friends in the UK have come out in force for their first events of the year. Many big names stretched their legs at Tweseldown over the weekend across three stout Intermediate divisions. David Robinson, also known as Harvey Wet Dog, was out to catch it all on video. Keep an eye out for the likes of William Fox-Pitt, Harry Meade, Tina Cook, Andrew Nicholson and many more.

You can find more of David’s fantastic work on his YouTube Page.

For results from Tweseldown, click here.

Why SpectraVET?

Reliable. Effective. Affordable.

SpectraVET is committed to providing only the highest-quality products and services to our customers, and to educating the world in the science and art of laser therapy.

We design and manufacture the broadest range of clinically-proven veterinary therapeutic laser products, which are represented and supported worldwide by our network of specialist distributors and authorized service centers.

Tuesday News & Notes from Legends Horse Feeds

By on Mar 12, 2019 12:01 am -

Taking a canter around the Carolina Horse Park. Photo by Shelby Allen.

The Carolina International Organizing Committee has been hard at work to ensure the cross country at the Carolina Horse Park is only the best quality. Since last year, they’ve opened new galloping lanes by clearing trees, and even more impressively, the FEI tracks have been roped off since last fall so that they can be best maintained for competition. Knowlbrook Farms deserves many thanks for their management of the “sacred ground.” Check out this video they shared from a few weeks ago:

Cross Country Course footing enhancements!

The cross country tracks are in unprecedented condition in preparation for the Carolina International and the Southern Pines Horse Trials with new and improved galloping lanes, extensive tree removal and ongoing seeding & fertilization. Most importantly, the FEI tracks have been roped off since last fall with no access as required to preserve and improve the ground for March 2019. Thank you to Knowlbrook Farms for taking on all management of our sacred ground. Enjoy this video shot on Feb 25, 2019!

Posted by Carolina International CCI and Horse Trial on Tuesday, March 5, 2019

National Holiday: National Girl Scout Day

Events Opening This Week: University of New Hampshire Spring H.T., Loudoun Hunt Pony Club Spring H.T., Fresno County Horse Park H.T., St. Johns H.T., University of New Hampshire Spring H.T.

Events Closing This Week: Morven Park Spring H.T., Rocking Horse Spring H.T., Full Gallop Farm March II H.T., Texas Rose Horse Park H.T., Galway Downs International H.T.

Tuesday News: 

Without the luxury of Florida to escape to, our friends in the UK had to patiently wait for better weather to kick off their season. In the last few weeks, top horses have had their first runs across Tweseldown and Oasby. [Three British gold medallists, a Badminton winner and 14 other superstars starting their eventing season]

Santa Anita Park may reopen as soon as March 22. It closed “indefinitely” on March 5 following a spate of deaths, and the surface has since been analyzed and “worked on.” The track will also implement new safety protocols including required permission application to train a horse, the requirement of transparent veterinary records and  the appointment of a new Director of Equine Welfare. [Santa Anita Main Track Could Re-Open for Racing March 22]

FEI Competitors be aware: clipping of horses legs on site of a competition is no longer allowed. The rule went into effect January 1, and restricts leg clipping only when the horse is physically on site. There are veterinary exemptions. [Clipping legs at shows no longer allowed under FEI rules]

Tuesday Video:

Sunday Links Presented by One K Helmets

By on Mar 10, 2019 12:01 am -

Combined driving is the sister sport of eventing. A different kind of triathlon, driving’s “cross country” is their marathon day, which still operates much like the long format of eventing. If you’ve never watched, check out some of the footage from marathon day at Live Oak International. It’s out of this world. You can watch here with a US Equestrian membership.

National Holiday: Daylight Saving Time — did you spring your clocks forward?

Major Weekend Events:

Red Hills CCI & HT: Website, Schedule, Entry Status, Ride Times, Live Scores, EN’s Coverage, EN’s Twitter, EN’s Instagram

U.S. Weekend Action:

Southern Pines H.T. [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Live Scores]

Full Gallop Farm H.T. [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Live Scores]

Sunday Links:

FAQ Judging Narrow Fences 2019

Delay of Implementation – EV115.2.d – Maximum Diameter of Snaffle Bits

Danielle Goldstein Believes Show Jumping Should Embrace Individuality

Matthew Wright’s eventing blog: ‘Skills can be taught. Character you either have or you don’t’

‘God Forbid It Should Become Our Sport’: How William Fox-Pitt Really Feels About The Eventing Showcase

Equine cross-training: World Cup showjumper cooled heels behind a gig

Sunday Video: 

Posted by Lainey Ashker on Saturday, March 9, 2019