Classic Eventing Nation

Friday News & Notes from Stable View

By on Nov 21, 2025 12:01 am -

The leaderboard that will open 2026 is set after the final two early qualifiers for the second season of the US Equestrian Open of Eventing. Lucienne Bellissimo is the series leader, picking up points at both Bouckaert International and TerraNova this fall to set herself up with 80 points to start the new year. Will Coleman, hot off a win in the 4*-S qualifier at TerraNova with Diabolo, is in second with 60 points, and Canada’s Waylon Roberts picks up 55 points for third in the standings. These standings are, of course, highly likely to shift majorly as the 2026 season kicks off (and let’s not talk about it just yet — the off-season has only just begun!), but it’s still exciting to see who’s making an early statement, and it’s a nice look at who will be ones to watch in the spring.

You can view the full series leaderboard and more information about the US Open here.

U.S. Events This Weekend

SAzEA Fall H.T. (AZ): [Website] [Entries/Times/Scores] [Volunteer]

News & Reading

The LA28 organizing committee is making progress towards their final site plans ahead of the next Olympic Games. Equestrian events will be held at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, CA. During this month’s FEI General Assembly in Hong Kong, officials from LA28 shared some updates on the development of the property to accommodate multiple sports (and no racing). An equestrian specialist will be starting on the ground January, and a test event will be held at some time in 2027 yet to be named. You can read a further summary of the update here.

TerraNova officials responded to public outcry, both from competitors as well as from spectators and other riders, following a particularly influential CCI3*-L cross country course this past weekend. Some riders took to social media to express frustration with the difficulty of a rail ditch combination that was heavily influential, causing problems for nearly half the field. Officials’ responses, given to The Chronicle of the Horse, also garnered mixed reactions on social media. You can read COTH’s full write-up here.

Big news for the horse industry in Maryland: this week, Governor Wes Moore signed an executive order creating a new Maryland Horse Industry Strategic Plan. The Strategic Plan will be delivered by a steering committee made up of state agencies and representatives of the Maryland horse industry (who were not specified in the press release). Let’s hope eventing is represented on the steering committee and in the final Strategic Plan, which will help guide the nearly $3 billion equine industry in the state. You can read more in the announcement here.

Sponsor Corner: Stable View

If you’re looking for some cold weather practice, Stable View’s upcoming “Winter Wonderland” Dressage Show is just the ticket. Registration closes on November 24 for the December 6-7 show, which also serves as a qualifier for the 2026 USDF Championships. You can view more information and enter here.

Video Break

A former NFL player tries out an air vest!

Looking for a Prospect to Develop Over the Winter? Check Out These Sport Horse Nation Options

By on Nov 20, 2025 12:00 pm -

Since 2010, EN’s classifieds site, Sport Horse Nation, has been the go-to matchmaking service for eventers looking for their next superstar. With over 300 listings of eventing horses for sale, there’s truly something for everyone — from promising prospects to seasoned campaigners. And if dressage is more your style, don’t miss the newly launched Dressage Only, featuring 100+ listings of quality dressage horses ready to dance down centerline.

Winter might not be everyone’s favorite season, but it’s actually a great time to bring along a young horse and build that all-important partnership before the busy competition season kicks off. Sure, it’s cold — and yes, frostbite is a real risk — but that’s what heated barns, cozy indoor arenas, and your trusty fuzzy breeches are for!

So, if you’re ready to make the most of the off-season, check out these 10 exciting prospects who could be your next partner for 2025 and beyond.

Have a horse to sell? List your horse today on Sport Horse Nation and connect with riders who are actively searching for their next match.

Mr. Kringle

Mr. Kringle

  • Year Born: 2017
  • Height: 16.3
  • Breed: Thoroughbred
  • Gender: Stallion
  • Eventing Competition Level: Prospect
  • After an impressive racing career, earning nearly $250,000 on the track, Luke is ready to shine in his next career! Retired from racing in 2024, this talented and athletic stallion is now prepared to be approved in The North American Studbook and begin his sport horse journey. Learn more…

Smoking Bow

Smoking Bow

  • Year Born: 2020
  • Height: 16.2
  • Breed: Thoroughbred
  • Gender: Gelding
  • Eventing Competition Level: Prospect
  • “Bowie” is a lovely mover and jumper! He is currently doing training level dressage, jumping Starter/BN level SJ and XC, and hacking out nicely.Learn more…

Lil'Blip

Lil’Blip

  • Year Born: 2021
  • Height: 16.3
  • Breed: Thoroughbred x American Brabant
  • Gender: Gelding
  • Eventing Competition Level: Prospect
  • Coming four this year, Blip has been thoughtfully and patiently started under saddle at Solosi Equestrian, and has proven to be straightforward, eager to please, and a true joy to bring along. Learn more…

Morning Eagle

Morning Eagle

  • Year Born: 2021
  • Height: 16.2
  • Breed: Thoroughbred
  • Gender: Gelding
  • Eventing Competition Level: Starter
  • 16.2hh 2021 OTTB gelding. “Eagle” came straight to our program from a long time friend and connection at the track. He has three quality gaits and the most sensible mind. Learn more…

Otis

Otis

  • Year Born: 2020
  • Height: 15.2
  • Breed: Connemara
  • Gender: Gelding
  • Eventing Competition Level: Prospect
  • Anyone looking for YEH 5 year old? Stunning “Otis” here is a recent import, 15.2 purebred Connemara gelding. His hind end says it all—this lad can jump! No brainer 5* potential here.  Learn more…

Langlee Avenue

Langlee Avenue

  • Year Born: 2020
  • Height: 16.1
  • Breed: thoroughbred
  • Gender: Gelding
  • Eventing Competition Level: Prospect
  • “Leroy” is a beautiful mover and jumper! He is green, but well started on the flat and over fences. He is currently doing training level dressage and jumping small fences both in the ring and field. Learn more…

Herby

Herby

  • Year Born: 2018
  • Height: 16.2
  • Breed: Thoroughbred
  • Gender: Gelding
  • Eventing Competition Level: Prospect
  • “Herby” was retired sound from racing. He’s had a lot of re-schooling on the flat and over fences with an experienced rider, including gymnastics and combinations.  Very neat over fences with tons of scope. Learn more…

Sasha

Sasha

  • Year Born: 2020
  • Height: 15.2
  • Breed: Morgan cross
  • Gender: Mare
  • Eventing Competition Level: Starter
  • Sasha is a 15.2 hand 2020 black Morgan cross mare. She’s schooling training level dressage and jumping courses up to 2’9”. She’s foxhunted about 10 times and has shown/evented a number of times at the starter level (2’3). Learn more…

Minerva

Minerva

  • Year Born: 2018
  • Height: 16.3
  • Breed: Thoroughbred
  • Gender: Mare
  • Eventing Competition Level: Prospect
  • Minerva currently stands at 16.3 hands. She is an absolutely magnificent horse and must be seen in person to really appreciate her presence and beauty. She is six years old and raced only one time at Saratoga. She retired from racing completely sound. She just didn’t like it. Learn more…

Winona

Winona

  • Year Born: 2019
  • Height: 14.3
  • Breed: American Warmblood
  • Gender: Mare
  • Eventing Competition Level: Prospect
  • Winona is a 14.3 5yo American Warmblood mare. She has been slowly started and ponied extensively through the Moss Foundation. Whether you ride her regularly or once a week, she will be the same horse. She is such a blast to ride and will make a super nice mount for an ambitious jr/yr or smaller adult amateur. Learn more…

 

New USEA Foundation Grant Aims to Boost Rider Fitness, Galloping Education, and Pace Awareness

By on Nov 20, 2025 9:00 am -

Ariel Grald and Isla de Coco. Photo by Sally Spickard.

A new opportunity from the USEA Foundation is galloping into 2026! The TEAPRO Grant — short for Training and Education in the Art of Pace and Riding in the Open — is designed to support riders, trainers, organizers, and educators in developing one of the sport’s most essential but often overlooked skill sets: fitness and pace.

Brainchild of longtime eventing official Pat Maykuth, the grant focuses on giving more riders access to open terrain, galloping practice, trot sets, and education on how to safely and effectively condition horses and themselves. “It is difficult for many in our sport to learn the art of riding at pace and even to find places where they can ride outside a ring before coming to a competition,” Pat explained. “Our goal is to further education in these skills and to support many of the sport’s stakeholders in doing so.”

The TEAPRO Grant can be applied to a variety of initiatives: hosting clinics on galloping or conditioning, building portable steeplechase fences, setting up fitness tracks with timing and measurement tools, and more. Whether you’re a coach seeking to teach riders how to feel pace at the walk, trot, and canter, or a facility looking to create more open riding opportunities, the grant is intended to support practical, creative efforts that improve long-term horsemanship and rider education.

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year, and the grant is open to anyone in the U.S. eventing community looking to make an impact in this critical area. Questions or inquiries can be directed to Katherine Cooper, USEA Foundation Development Officer, at [email protected], and you can also apply for this rolling grant here.

Thursday News & Notes

By on Nov 20, 2025 12:01 am -

Today at 8 p.m. EST, Natalie Hummel and Boyd Martin are going live to reveal what they have decoded in this sport and how you can turn unrealized potential into championship performance. The gap between where you are and where you want to be isn’t about skill. It’s about capacity. And here’s what no one talks about at the top level: the riders who make it look effortless have done deep work that’s completely invisible. Work that has nothing to do with riding technique and everything to do with their internal state.

Now, you can learn from two professionals at the top of their game at no cost. You can still sign up for your spot in this free session tonight here.

U.S. Events This Weekend

SAzEA Fall H.T. (AZ): [Website] [Entries/Times/Scores] [Volunteer]

News & Reading

The Texas horse community has slowed their movements following an outbreak of EHV-1 linked to the World Championship Barrel Racing (WPRA) Finals in the Waco area on November 5-9. Commissioner Sid Miller is urging all horse owners, trainers, and venue operators who attended or were in proximity to the event, or who have recently returned from any large equine gathering in the Waco region in the last 14 days to act swiftly, monitor their animals carefully, and implement heightened biosecurity measures. You can read more updates from the Texas Department of Agriculture here. You can also read more in Horse Nation‘s report here.

Struggling to tame your dragon in the cold weather? While Horse Nation’s Thoroughbred Logic column primarily focus on producing off-track Thoroughbreds, trainer Aubrey Graham’s advice to lean into the bend applies to all horses, really. Riding the bend not only encourages forward movement (which we all know is a great way to work through tension and reluctance to respond to aids), but it also prevents things from going awry on a straight line and can help your horse relax throughout his or her whole body. You can read more of Aubrey’s observations and insights here.

Still treating winter as the off-season? Think again. Equerry / Co recently broke down why Q1 is actually prime time for equestrian marketing — when ad costs drop, digital engagement climbs, and long-form storytelling finally has room to breathe. With eye-opening stats from Nielsen, HubSpot, and Mastercard, this piece challenges the old competition-driven calendar and urges brands to build resonance, not just reach. If you’re still waiting for spring to market your brand, you might already be behind. Read it here.

Video Break

This is Eventing — a new short piece for your enjoyment:

Free Webinar TONIGHT: 5 Costly Horse Care Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

By on Nov 19, 2025 12:45 pm -

We’ve all been there: owning a horse can cause a lot of stress — even when it’s supposed to bring us happiness and fulfillment. The old adage that horses will always find ways to injure themselves creatively rings true for every horse owner, and if that anxiety has hit you on more than one occasion, tonight’s FREE webinar hosted by Ride iQ might be just the ticket.

Happening today (November 19) at 5 p.m. EST, this webinar will feature insights from Dr. Erica Lacher, whose mission is to eliminate guesswork and empower horse owners to know the signs of trouble brewing and know what steps to take accordingly. She’ll break down the 5 most common and costly care mistakes she sees all the time and what to do instead. You’ll also learn about some simple, vet-approved approaches to keep your horse sounder, safer and healthier in the long run.

If you want to attend, all you need to do is visit this link and register to save your spot.

A small disclaimer: The information Dr. Erica Lacher shares in this event is for educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for personalized veterinary diagnosis or treatment. Always consult your veterinarian when making medical decisions for your horse. Never delay seeking professional advice because of something you heard in this webinar.

Reliance on information provided during this event is solely at your own risk. Dr. Lacher and Ride iQ do not guarantee specific outcomes and do not endorse any product, procedure, or treatment mentioned unless explicitly stated.

Wednesday News & Notes

By on Nov 19, 2025 12:01 am -

Will Coleman and Off the Record. Photo by Shelby Allen.

We are less than 100 days out from the 2025 Aiken Grand-Prix Eventing Showcase at Bruce’s Field! You’ll want to mark your calendars for this $100,000 shortened-format competition, February 27 and 28, 2026 in Aiken, SC. Tickets will go on sale next month, and you can see more and subscribe for the latest information here.

U.S. Events This Weekend

SAzEA Fall H.T. (AZ): [Website] [Entries/Times/Scores] [Volunteer]

News & Reading

A new star is on the rise (we hope!)! Monbeg Monaco, a four-year-old gelding described by his producers as “probably the most flawless horse” they’ve ever had, topped the 2025 Goresbridge Go For Gold Sale last week, selling for €90,000 to Barratt Equestrian. The sale, known for launching future 5* horses, saw a strong 84% clearance rate and drew an international roster of buyers including Olympic and 5* riders like Austin O’Connor, Oliver Townend, and Gaspard Maksud. With €1.765 million in total turnover and more than a few exciting young talents changing hands, the Irish pipeline of future eventing stars is clearly alive and well. You can read more on this sale and others from this year’s catalog here.

Want to see what goes into running an event from the inside? The USEA Youth Mentorship Program is giving young riders just that opportunity. This year, eight participants joined the officiating and management teams at Maryland International and the USEA American Eventing Championships at Galway Downs, gaining hands-on experience with everything from course design to conflict resolution. One rider summed it up best: “It gave me a great understanding of things from a TD’s point of view… getting to be on the other side of it gave me a new perspective.” You can read more about participant Rhya Bowles’ experience in the program here.

If you’ve ever spotted a breeches-clad stranger in the grocery store and fought the urge to shout, “You ride? Me too!” — this one’s for you. In her latest blog for The Chronicle of the Horse, Jamie Sindell reflects on the quiet (and not-so-quiet) moments that remind us we belong to a shared tribe: the horse people. Whether it’s tack store chats, swim lesson revelations, or pony camp friendships, it all boils down to the same truth: we find each other, and we stick. Read her heartwarming and hilariously relatable essay here.

Video Break

Watch the first episode of the new H&C+ series, Eventing Unlocked:

Looking for a Partner, but Not Ready to Purchase? Check Out These Lease Options on Sport Horse Nation

By on Nov 18, 2025 9:30 am -

Since 2010, EN’s classifieds site, Sport Horse Nation, has been the go-to matchmaking service for eventers searching for their next superstar. With over 300 listings of eventing horses for sale, there’s truly something for everyone — from promising prospects to seasoned campaigners. And if dressage is more your style, don’t miss the newly launched Dressage Only, featuring 100+ listings of quality dressage horses ready to dance down centerline.

Leasing can be the perfect in-between step — whether you’re not quite ready to commit to a purchase, want a seasoned teacher to show you the ropes, or simply need a fun partner for the upcoming season. Think of it like borrowing your friend’s perfect horse… but without having to bribe them with baked goods.

So grab a cup of something warm, settle in, and check out these six horses currently available for lease. Be sure to read each ad carefully to see which one might be the right fit for your goals (and your riding style!).

Have a horse to sell? List your horse today on Sport Horse Nation and connect with riders who are actively searching for their next match.

Excel Star Sebastian

Excel Star Sebastian

  • Year Born: 2020
  • Height: 16.1
  • Breed: Irish Sport Horse
  • Gender: Gelding
  • Eventing Competition Level: Novice (US)
  • Fancy, athletic and gorgeous gelding. This imported gelding wants to make all of your competitive dreams come true. He is elastic on the flat and has a super jump. Learn More…

TH Celebrator

TH Celebrator

  • Year Born: 2014
  • Height: 16.1
  • Breed: Oldenburg
  • Gender: Gelding
  • Eventing Competition Level: Training
  • Evented successfully through preliminary. Solid 2nd level dressage schooling 3rd. Super solid citizen in the barn, hauling, for farrier and for vet. Excellent hooves and easy keeper. Suitable for an AA with some experience or an ambitious teen YR. Learn More…

Flamenco Sensation

Flamenco Sensation

  • Year Born: 2018
  • Height: 16.1
  • Breed: Irish Sport Horse
  • Gender: Gelding
  • Eventing Competition Level: Novice (US)
  • Flamenco Sensation is a 2018 chestnut 16.1hh ISH gelding by J’Taime Flamenco. Schooling 1.20m before he was imported, “Felix” spent the summer of 2024 show jumping with a junior rider at 1.10m. With his rider off to university Felix did two Novice level events in Canada this fall and will continue to compete in both eventing and show jumping. Learn More…

Parc Cooley

Parc Cooley

  • Year Born: 2007
  • Height: 17
  • Breed: Irish sport horse
  • Gender: Gelding
  • Eventing Competition Level: Novice (US)
  • Looking for a seasoned schoolmaster ready to help you confidently compete and win at the Novice level? Parc Cooley “Parker” is a rare find—a genuinely experienced and powerful Irish Sport Horse with a proven record across all three phases. A cross-country machine, careful in the show jump ring, and amazing movement scoring 20s and 30s in the dressage. He is sound, enthusiastic, and ready to share his knowledge with his next partner. Learn More…

Even Love Can Wait

Even Love Can Wait

  • Year Born: 2009
  • Height: 15.2
  • Breed: Thoroughbred
  • Gender: Mare
  • Eventing Competition Level: Novice (US)
  • Eve is a 2009, 15.2h Bay Thoroughbred mare located in Lafayette IN. She is such a fun ride but had time off in the fall of 2024 due to owner being in college and a pasture injury. (All vet records are available for serious inquires only. She is cleared for riding without limitations). She has competed through novice and is currently schooling/competing BN. Learn More…

Shadow Copperwood

Shadow Copperwood

  • Year Born: 2009
  • Height: 16.2
  • Breed: ISH
  • Gender: Gelding
  • Eventing Competition Level: Advanced
  • Shadow Copperwood, is a 15 yr old ISH gelding, 16.2h. I imported him in 2023 after his extensive European record up to 4* level eventing and 1.40 show jumping. Roly is a fearless jumper with absolutely no stop, and doesn’t bat an eye at ANYTHING XC. Roly is a 100% a super sound machine, ready to take his next person to Young Riders, 3* or show them the ropes in show jumping. Learn More…

Tuesday News & Notes from Kentucky Performance Products

By on Nov 18, 2025 12:01 am -

Boyd represents the US Open in style. Photo by Shannon Brinkman Photography.

Hitting the airwaves today! It’s our Season 1 finale of The Go Eventing Podcast, and we’re going out with a bang. At long last, Sally sits down with none other than Boyd Martin for a wide-ranging, unfiltered, and yes, occasionally hilarious conversation about what it really takes to build a long-term career in this sport. From balancing Olympic dreams with family life to finding flow in a packed competition season, Boyd brings the grit, the charm, and more than a few surprises (metal skeletons, anyone?).

It’s the perfect wrap-up to a season shaped by growth, relationships, and staying all-in. We also have a fun surprise and included TerraNova CCI4*-L winner Sydney Elliott in the mix! Make sure you’re subscribed so you don’t miss it when it drops — and while you’re at it, we’d love your help shaping Season 2. Take our quick listener survey here and let us know what you want more of in 2026!

U.S Events Opening Entries Today

Sporting Days Farm January H.T. (SC)

U.S. Events Closing Entries Today

Rocking Horse December H.T. (FL) ; Full Gallop Farm Jingle Bells H.T. (SC)

News & Reading

Registration is open for the US Equestrian Annual Meeting, taking place January 15-18 in Louisville, KY. Sessions on the schedule include things like Media Training, elements of Competition Organization, rule changes, risk management and of course the annual Pegasus Awards and the SmartPak/USEF Awards. Click here for more information.

Pressure in the ring isn’t just “in your head” — it’s in your nervous system. In a new upcoming workshop featuring Natalie Hummel and Boyd Martin, we get a behind-the-scenes look at how training your nervous system (just like your horse) can unlock real performance gains. Boyd and Natalie will share how breathwork, recovery rituals, and body awareness helped shift a rider from tension to connection, on and off the horse. Learn more and register for the free Nov. 20 live event here.

Want one exercise to improve adjustability, balance, and stride control? This pole exercise does it all. Set two poles 27’ apart and ride it three ways: a quiet two strides, a forward galloping one stride, and a collected three. It’s a simple setup with big benefits, perfect for tuning up both horse and rider. See it in more detail here.

Sponsor Corner: Kentucky Performance Products

25-ENHN SM_11

Switching from pasture to hay too quickly can lead to disruptions in the microbiome, which can result in GAS COLIC. Slowly making the transition from pasture to hay allows the microbiome to adapt without disrupting the delicate balance.

View and download a handy infographic from Kentucky Performance Products on how to reduce your horse’s seasonal stress by slowly switching from pasture grass to hay here.

Video Break

Watch Will Coleman and Diabolo take home the win in the US Equestrian Open Qualifier CCI4*-S at TerraNova:

Weekend Winners: TerraNova & Ram Tap

By on Nov 17, 2025 9:00 am -

We saw the final Long format of the year run at TerraNova this past weekend, along with Ram Tap’s Classic Three-Day at Horse Trial. Congrats to all of our Weekend Winners on successful outings as we wind down the season!

We’re also giving a special shout out to the winner of our Unofficial Low Score Award, Karl Slezak and DS Calculated, who scored a 20.6 to win the Open Novice at TerraNova!

The Event at TerraNova (FL): [Website][Scores]

CCI 4*L: Sydney Elliott and QC Diamantaire (29.7)
CCI 4*S: William Coleman and Diabolo (35.3)
CCI 3*L: Marley Stone Bourke and First Obama (37.0)
CCI 2*L: Mya Poulos and DHI Rock Dancer (30.1)
CCI 1*L: Cornelia Fletcher and C’est Bon PS (27.2)
Open Intermediate: Morgan Booth and Cold Red Rum (24.2)
Open Preliminary: Michelle Mercier and Lordendro (21.9)
Preliminary Rider: Remi Hopman and Tout De Suite (26.3)
Open Training: Leila Saxe and FE High Five (25.0)
Training Rider: Addison Borton and Way Too Marvelous BSR (23.1)
Novice Rider: Serafina Deldon and Prince Renan (27.9)
Open Novice: Karl Slezak and DS Calculated (20.6)
Beginner Novice Rider: Payton Priester and Politely Crowned (25.0)
Open Beginner Novice: Bethany Hutchins-Kristen and Portos HVF (38.1)
Starter: Sofia Taveras and Mr. Boombastic (29.7)

Ram Tap Classic Three-Day & H.T. (CA): [Website][Scores]

Open Modified: Keelari Mauzy and West Coast Cooley (28.1)
Open Training: Amber Birtcil and Nero Star MG (22.4)
Training Rider: Nina Koelemeijer and Charleston Lariouat (49.9)
Training 3-Day: Taylor McFall and Overkill DF (54.9)
Novice Rider: Addison Martin and Abbeyside Waves (31.4)
Open Novice: Katherine Robinson and Party Favor (28.7)
Novice 3-Day: Georgia Myers and Maudlin’s Miss America (33.0)
Beginner Novice Rider: Fallon Haig and Nevada (30.6)
Open Beginner Novice: Taylor Miles and R.S. Ragnar (38.4)
Beginner Novice 3-Day: Earl McFall and Almost Famous ICF (24.7)
Grasshopper: Freya Benemann and JFL Tawnymara (22.5)
Open Introductory Jr: Jenna Smith and Paloma Royal (27.3)
Open Introductory Sr: Emma Sobehrad and Frau Blucher (32.0)

Monday News & Notes from The Event at TerraNova

By on Nov 17, 2025 12:01 am -

Californians braved the elements this weekend as an “atmospheric river” swept through the state. But a little rain never scared anyone at an eventing show, and while some opted to call it a weekend, others took stock of the great efforts made by the Ram Tap team to keep things in running order and decided to have a bit of a romp in the muck. Remember: you never HAVE to tough it out, or ride when you’re not feeling it, but sometimes if you do put those brave pants on, it serves as a great reminder of why eventers are certifiably insane their own special breed.

U.S. Weekend Events

The Event at TerraNova (FL): [Website] [Scores] [Volunteer]

Ram Tap Classic Three-Day & H.T. (CA): [Website] [Scores]

News & Reading

The third and final US Equestrian Open Final of its inaugural season is in the books, and the USA’s Ben Ebeling is the Dressage champion, taking the crown in Saturday night’s freestyle competition with Ann Romney’s Bellena. The pair scored a 79.930% — nearly two points above their previous PB — to seal the deal. You can read more about Ben and Bellena’s meteoric rise to this title here.

For the first time publicly, Olympic rider Boyd Martin and his performance coach Natalie Hummel are revealing what it takes to step into the potential you’ve always known was there, and why the missing piece has never been about your riding. In a free webinar coming up on November 20 at 8 p.m. EST, attendees will hear from Natalie and Boyd on their perspectives when it comes to breaking through and reaching your best riding (and otherwise) potential. You can learn more and register to save your seat here.

If your horse is a banana lover, you’re on the right track! Better yet, try a greener banana next time so you can pack as much nutritional punch into that delicious snack as possible. Read more on the benefits of (green) bananas here.

Sponsor Corner: The Event at TerraNova

That’s a wrap on another year at The Event at TerraNova! Many thanks, as always, to the team that works hard to put these events on every weekend. It’s a true year-round effort, and many benefit as a result.

You can catch up on more happenings at TerraNova Equestrian Center here.

Video Break