I didn’t know what to expect from my UltrOZ Therapeutic Ultrasound System – sold by Hamilton BioVet – free trial and I am delighted to say it has been a positive experience for far. One of my
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ET: What prompted the idea for this clinic? KW: I live in the Berkshires in Massachusetts and often work with a grassroots group of riders that tend to develop their own horses rather than buy
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From taco dogs to sugar skulls galore, competitors pulled out the big guns at the costume contest at Roebke’s Run Fall Horse Trials! In addition to cash prizes for best personal and group costumes, “donkeys”
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I have vivid memories of downhill ski practice in high school. Cold afternoons, frozen fingers and toes, and definitely some good old fashion agony! We would practice on the slopes at Dartmouth Ski way some
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From Pat: Eventers from throughout the five-state area are competing in the fifth year of Roebke’s Run Horse Trials being held at Magister Equitum Stables in Hector, Minnesota. Saturday first day results listing the top
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Here’s hoping that you haven’t gotten tired of hearing me talk about safety yet. What can I say, other than the fact that it is a topic that is very near and dear to my
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It would be an exaggeration to say I went to the World Equestrian Games in Normandy out of spite, but I did get on that plane to Paris with the firm intention to prove someone
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Though I am always excited to compete at Huntington Farm, this event held particular significance: Garth was returning to competition. After months of slow and calculated rehabilitation, progressive treatments, and teetering on the edge of
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I will start by saying that three words which should never, ever be strung together in this order are: “Beginner Novice Trakehner.” “Beginner Novice,” sure. “Trakehner” if you must. “Beginner Novice Trakehner” – are you
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From Aimee: I would like to thank my coach, John Camlin, and my friends and family for all the support they have given me in keeping this horse going and achieving far more than I
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I have many stories to tell about the three-ring circus that was eventing at the World Equestrian Games, but one of the most egregious things I witnessed took place just after show jumping concluded on Sunday afternoon.
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As the seasons change, my wardrobe changes with it. Recently, we’ve been getting a sampling of some crisp weather that feels a little like Fall–so I’ve been tempted to start pulling out my sweaters and skinny jeans. Oh, and of course much more
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In 2010, I took my young daughter to the World Equestrian Games in Lexington, Kentucky. We had a wonderful time. Two years later, the two of us made a grand trip to the London Olympics,
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Neilson’s Hill is a popular galloping site for racehorses, eventers, and other equine athletes who need to be at the top of their fitness game. Located in the Unionville, Pa. area, in Cheshire Hunt Country,
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Last Sunday was quite the day for me. I have been dreaming about going Prelim for years now. I can honestly say I thought I would have moved up at a much younger age, though
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A few weekends ago the eventing community in Alberta was out in full force for the Alhambra Victory Tack Summer Event. The three day competition hosted 170 horse and rider combinations, a slight decline in number from the
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Last weekend Area VII contested their 2014 Championships at Caber Farms Horse Trials in Onalaska, WA with divisions from Beginner Novice to Intermediate. This year’s Area VII champions included Rebecca Buehler and Brighton at Intermediate,
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Thank you to Erin Hofmann for the poignant reminder than even if WEG is a muddy hot mess, you’re still at WEG. Many thanks to Erin for writing, and if any other EN readers are
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By now you’re probably well aware of the logistical nightmares at #WoodstockWEG, not just at Haras du Pin for eventing, but at all the venues for the Games. Here’s a play-by-play if you missed it earlier.
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After my very first day of cross country schooling, I experienced a sort of gravitational pull towards eventing. And there was no escaping it. While I wouldn’t really consider myself an adrenaline junkie or anything,
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The August Huntington Farm Horse Trials were run this past weekend. They usually offer Beginner Novice through a Prelim/Training division, though this year they offered a real Prelim division. This was perfect for me, as I
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If you need proof that Area VII is a pretty awesome place to be an adult rider eventer, then just take a look at the fun from the Adult Rider Luau last Saturday night at
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Going back to revisit my personal mission statement here, I’m going to say that my number one goal for every ride I take is that the outing is both FUN and SAFE. Obviously fun is
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