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USEF Network LRK3DE Remix: Best Kentucky Show Jumping Round of the Decade?

Photos via the EN Archives.

It’s the final day of Virtual Kentucky! Sometimes I worry that I’m becoming a hardened journalist — following eventing is my day-in, day-out job, after all. But then it’s show jumping day at the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event and by the top 10 my heart is in my throat and by the final round I’m blubbering like a baby, overwhelmed by emotion, and 100% reminded of just how much I love this sport.

I’m missing that experience today, as are so many in our community. Lucky for us, throughout this week USEF Network has been allowing us to take a road trip down memory lane, rebroadcasting footage of legend Kentucky performances from the past decades.

If you’re not already a USEF Member, you can use a special promo code for EN readers — ENLRK3DE — to watch all the videos for free! 

We’ve been running reader polls to determine the best Kentucky performances of the past decade. For our dressage poll, the lead has been flipping flopping between Lauren Kieffer and Veronica (2016) and Allison Springer and Arthur (2014) — Allison currently has the edge by a few percentage points. No such ambiguity when it comes to cross country roundsBoyd Martin and Tsetserleg (2019) are running away with the popular vote by a landslide. Possible write-in vote overtake of the November 2020 presidential election? We shall see….

One more day, one more poll! Of the following show jumping rounds from 2011 to 2019: which do you think was the best?

Guess what? ALL of those rounds, along with many more, are available on the USEF Network website. Click on any image below to be taken to the video, or just head on over to USEF Network and go exploring yourself. You can even take a deep dive into ride reviews, favorite memories, interviews and other special features. Thank you for keeping the Kentucky spirit alive, USEF Network!

2011: Mary King and Kings Temptress. Photo by John Thier.

(Hard stop here: With all due respect to EN founder John and the iPhone 1.0, but can we just take a moment to appreciate the fact that this is THE BEST photo EN took of the 2011 winner. Really?!)

2012: William Fox-Pitt and Parklane Hawk. Photo by Samantha Clark.

2013: Buck Davidson and Ballynoecastle RM. Photo by Jenni Autry.

2013: Andrew Nicholson and Quimbo. Photo by Jenni Autry.

2014: William Fox-Pitt and Bay My Hero. Photo by Jenni Autry.

2015: Michael Jung and fischerRocana FST. Photo by Jenni Autry.

2016: Lauren Kieffer and Veronica. Photo by Leslie Threlkeld.

2016: Michael Jung and fischerRocana FST. Photo by Leslie Threlkeld.

2017: Phillip Dutton and Mr Medicott. Photo by Leslie Threlkeld.

2017: Michael Jung and fischerRocana FST. Photo by Leslie Threlkeld.

2018: Oliver Townend and Cooley Master Class. Photo by Leslie Threlkeld.

2018: Marilyn Little and RF Scandalous. Photo by Leslie Threlkeld.

2019: Oliver Townend and Cooley Master Class. Photo by Shannon Brinkman Photography.

2019: Boyd Martin and Tsetserleg. Photo by Shannon Brinkman Photography.

Go Virtual Eventing!

EN Virtual Vendor Village: Sunday’s Deals!

Been missing out on shopping the vendors of spring events? We are very excited to present the inaugural Eventing Nation Virtual Vendor Village, a week-long online opportunity to score fantastic deals and discover new products from our favorite brands. It’s also a great way to show our support for equestrian businesses that have had to close down shop due to coronavirus restrictions. It truly does take a “village”!

The Virtual Vendor Village is taking place right here on EN from Monday, April 20 through Sunday, April 26. Throughout the week, over 30 companies are offering a “Deal of the Day” on their products — which means you’ll want to check in on their “booths” daily to make sure you don’t miss a sale! Expect deep discounts, special promotions and product giveaways. PLUS! We’ll be hosting live Q&As with top five-star riders and flashback watch parties.

Here’s a roundup of everything happening today:

WIN THIS:

WATCH PARTY: USEF Network is rolling out its Land Rover Kentucky archives this week! If you’re not already a USEF member, use promo code ENLRK3DE to access. Check out an archive of Kentucky show jumping footage here. And, in lieu of Sunday brunch, take a cue from Tilly Berendt‘s five-star inspired cocktail recipe menu here!

TODAY’S DEALS: Welcome to Sunday’s Deals! Click on each brand’s “booth” tile to be taken directly to the featured item or brand website.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sunday’s Deal Summary!

  • AtelierCG: 15% off with code BEYOU
  • Banixx: 10% off + free shipping at Valley Vet
  • C4 Belts: Buy any belt + buckle combo, get a free chrome or metal buckle with code METAL20 (excludes engraved buckles)
  • Ecovet: 30% off with code Virtual30
  • ENO: 10% off with code Fest2020
  • Equine Therapy International: 15% off special
  • FITS Riding: 20% off with code ENFITS20
  • FLAIR Strips: Special discount at checkout with code LRK3DE
  • Fleeceworks: 10% off all orders all week with code LRK3D10; Free Easy Care Bamboo Slippers with orders over $100; 15% off Therawool Quilted Square Pad (All Purpose/Close Contact) with code LRK3D7; additional deals here
  • Hats by Katie: Free shipping with code LRK3DE
  • Horse & Rider Books: 20% off + free shipping with code KYBK20
  • Hound & Hare: 20% off all in-stock heeled and flat Regina boots by Fairfax & Favor
  • Hylofit: 20% off heart monitor with code HYLOEN
  • Ice Horse: Free HoofWraps Soaker with purchase with code HWS
  • Jane Heart Jewelry: 15% off all rings with code ring15
  • Kerrits: Tent sale deep discounts + $69 Competitor Koats + free saddle pad with all orders over $250
  • Kentucky Performance Products: 20% off + free shipping with code LRK3DE2020 (excludes Equi-Jewel)
  • Legends: Save $5 on Legends GastroCare
  • ProElite Senior: Save $2 per bag
  • Martin Collins: 15% off CLOPF Fiber May through July with code KY2020
  • Nupafeed: 15% off with code LR2020
  • Nutrena: $10 off 1 bag SafeChoice Perform (click on tile for coupon)
  • Omega Alpha: 10% off orders over $40 + free shipping with code EN10
  • Perri’s Leather: $25 off rubber reins (regularly $46.50-$55.95) with code REINS
  • HandsOn Gloves: 20% off with code KY20
  • Ride Heels Down: 20% off “Heels down, hold on” tee (coupon not required)
  • SmartPak: Enter to win a $500 gift card (click tile to enter)
  • Sport Horse Nation: 50% off classified ads with code VENDORVILLAGE
  • Stable View: $5 William Fox-Pitt DVDs – recorded schooling session at Stable View (click on tile above to purchase)
  • Tapestry Equine Products: 10% off + free shipping with code LR2020
  • Voltaire: 20% off accessories + free shipping
  • I Love My Horse Eventing Boutique: Need any other apparel or equipment?  Email [email protected] or text 727-871-5729 for your needs
  • World Equestrian Brands: 30% off (see website)

Sunday Links from One K Helmets

Photo by Jessica Schultz.

While we are all bummed to not be in Kentucky this weekend, it’s important for us to remember how lucky we are to be in the privileged position to be healthy and at home. We owe so many thank yous to our fellow eventers who are on the first lines helping in this pandemic. To all the nurses, like Jessica Schultz, doctors, and all the other many essential hospital workers, thank you!  You are our heroes.

National Holiday: National Pet Parents Day

Sunday Links: 

USEF and USEA Suspension of Competitions Extended Through May 31, 2020

Behind the Scenes with LRK3DE Organizers Lee Carter and Vanessa Coleman

Sir Mark Todd on his first Badminton winner, Southern Comfort: ‘He put his head down and started bucking, so I never did that again!’

Springer Spearheaded The Beginning Of The End For Top Hats

One Day Closer, Every Day

Sunday Video: 

Catch up with Peter Gray, Leslie and Lesley Law, Buck Davidson, and David O’Connor! Jon Holling and Rick Wallace talk corona, safety, and plans for the future.

USEF Network LRK3DE Remix: Best Kentucky XC Round of the Decade?

Photos via the EN archives.

Ah, I know. We ought to have been out there today. Cheering riders on through hits and misses at the Head of the Lake. Getting our hearts broken when a legend takes a tumble, and then stitched back up again when a rookie takes the course by storm. Taking selfies with Chinch and imbibing mimosas and cookie cake at the EN tailgate.

But rather than dwell on what we’re missing, today is the day to celebrate what we’ve got — and that includes so many memories from Kentucky Three-Days past, still as polished and sparkling as the winner’s trophy. A mirror of our sport’s strength, resilience and spirit, and that of its human and equine athletes.

Lucky for us, throughout this week USEF Network is allowing us to take a road trip down memory lane, rebroadcasting footage of legend Kentucky performances from the past decades.

If you’re not already a USEF Member, you can use a special promo code for EN readers — ENLRK3DE — to watch all the videos for free! If you missed today’s re-broadcast of the 2012 event, with interviews throughout from John Kyle and featuring Boyd Martin and Allison Springer, check it out here. And it’s never too late (or too early) to sample Tilly Berendt‘s five-star inspired Kentucky tailgate cocktail recipes here!

The other day we ran a reader poll to vote for the best Kentucky dressage test of all time. The winner, by a fraction of a percentage point of the vote over Lauren Kieffer and Veronica in 2016, was Allison Springer and Arthur in 2014.

Let’s keep the ball rolling with a cross country poll. Of the following rounds from 2011 to 2019: which do you think was the best?

Guess what? ALL of those tests, along with many more, are available on the USEF Network website. Click on any image below to be taken to the video of that round, or just head on over to USEF Network and go exploring yourself. You can even take a deep dive into ride reviews, favorite memories, interviews and other special features. Thank you for keeping the Kentucky spirit alive, USEF Network!

2011: Mary King and Kings Temptress. Photo via the EN archives.

2012: Allison Spring and Arthur. Photo via the EN Archives.

2012: William Fox-Pitt and Parklane Hawk. Photo courtesy of Nico Morgan Photography.

2013: Buck Davidson and Ballynoe Castle RM, 2013. Photo by Samantha Clark.

2013: Andrew Nicholson and Quimbo. Photo by Samantha Clark.

2014: William Fox-Pitt and Bay My Hero. Photo by Sally Spickard.

2015: Michael Jung and Fischerrocana FST. Photo by Rare Air Photography.

2015: Tim Price and Wesko. Photo by Rare Air Photography.

2016: Lauren Kieffer and Veronica. Photo by Leslie Threlkeld.

2016: Michael Jung and fischerRocana FST. Photo by Leslie Threlkeld.

2017: Phillip Dutton and Fernhill Fugitive. Photo by Leslie Threlkeld.

2017: Michael Jung and fischerRocana FST. Photo by Leslie Threlkeld.

2017: Phillip Dutton and Mr Medicott. Photo by Leslie Threlkeld.

2018: Michael Jung and fischerRocana FST. Photo by Leslie Threlkeld.

2019: Oliver Townend and Cooley Master Class. Photo by Shannon Brinkman Photography.

2019: Boyd Martin and Tsetserleg. Photo by Shannon Brinkman Photography.

Go Virtual Eventing!

EN Vendor Village: Take 20% Off Kentucky Performance Products!

There is nothing better than a quiet ride, just you and your horse, your best friend. We get it. We feel the same way. That is why the horse that matters to you matters to Kentucky Performance Products. We bring you high-quality, research-proven horse supplements that meet the challenges facing your horse.

Take advantage of our LRK3DE special: 20% off and free shipping on all products (except Equi-Jewel®). Visit our online store at KPPusa.com and use code LRK3DE2020 at checkout. Special runs 4/20/20-4/26/20. Have a great ride!

 

Editor’s Choice: My Top 5 Virtual Vendor Village Deals for Saturday

Each day we’ll be bringing you new deals from over 30 companies via EN’s inaugural Virtual Vendor Village (shop Saturday’s deals here), and each day I’ll be sharing my top five favorite deals of the day. Here we go for Saturday!

P.S. You can check out Jumper Nation editor Lynn Mueller’s top 5 picks here, and Horse Nation editor DeAnn Long Sloan’s top 5 picks here.

FITS: FITS breeches are the Lululemon of  riding pants. They’re so comfy, you could literally sleep in them (and tbh I’m sure I HAVE slept in mine before), but they’re also high-functioning and attractive too. (A compliment I also get all the time too, LOL, JK.) The Olivia Full Seat Tread Breech gives you a gorgeous silhouette in the saddle with Euro seat styling, silky soft fabric, a front zip closure, two slash pockets and FITS’ printed technology silicone grip so you can sit that trot like a champ. And they’re 20% off today, so come and get ’em!

Jane Heart Jewelry: Mother’s Day is coming up (May 10) … what’s your plan? Any horse-loving mom would appreciate a ring from Jane Heart Jewelry, and this week you can save 15% with code ring15.  Jane Heart Jewelry Collections that are cast, hand finished and hand polished by a master silversmith here in the USA … a rare find. Just gonna drop a little hint to my husband here that I love ALL of Jane’s horsehead rings AND the Sterling Silver Signet Ring, because I am a monogram-all-the-things kind of girl. Shop the ring collection here. Also … HAPPY BIRTHDAY JANE!!!

Voltaire: Voltaire all the things! When I think about Voltaire design I think about saddles, but they also have a huge selection of accessories and they’ll all 20% off with free shipping this week. Girths, bridles, reins, saddle pads, stirrup leathers, breastplates and martingales, leather care products, saddle covers, dry bags, umbrellas, socks, bags, stirrups, ear bonnets, stirrups, bags and wallets … come and get it today!

AtelierCG: Here’s another perfect (and Wylie endorsed, hint-hint) Mother’s Day offer — 15% off with code BEYOU at AtelierCG. This company has a number of gorgeous products — among them jewelry, small leather goods and tee shirts — but what we’re drawing attention to today is their handbag collection. SO luxe, and pragmatic, including this beautifully crafted ride holster that is perfect for trail riding, walking the dog or chasing their kids. I’ve been only semi-joking to my husband since we had our baby on Kentucky cross country day last April that I needed a fanny pack, as I’m CONSTANTLY losing my phone, my keys, my mind? — and how convenient would it be to just have the essential stuff strapped onto your person at all times. Doesn’t help the losing of my mind, but at least it’s a start!

Perri’s Leather: Speaking of top shelf leather goods, these suede zip half chaps from Perri’s Leather are only $30 (regularly $50.95) with code ZIP. You know Perri’s from their Kentucky booth — the one with the gorgeous Amish handcrafted halters and leads? Well these are their best-selling half-chaps, crafted from supple suede cowhide and featuring reinforced inner legs and stretch panels, which provide a near custom fit and help the chap form to your legs for peak performance and comfort. Snag ’em for $20 off NOW!

Go Shopping. Go (Virtual) Eventing!

#EventerProblems Vol. 224, Presented by Haygain: The Week That Could’ve Been

There’s been plenty of #EventerProblems to go around lately, but none seem to sting more than missing our favorite week of the year at Kentucky. Let’s stay out of that sadness spiral, eh? Here’s your latest round ups of mishaps, eventer style:

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𝐀𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐚𝐲𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐠𝐨𝐞𝐬 ’𝐍𝐨 𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐟, 𝐧𝐨 𝐡𝐨𝐫𝐬𝐞’… Or if the horse pulls off all his hoof, we need to make a replacement? ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ You may have seen on my stories recently, Boyce has managed to pull off 4 shoes in 3 weeks. Which is a new record for him! So this has left him with very little hoof to nail the shoes onto. After reviewing several options with my farrier we have gone for filler in his feet, with a mixture of Kevlar (which is the material used to make bullet proof vests), a setting agent and some super glue! He has filler on 3 feet, left fore is currently going strong (my current favourite limb 🤣). Hopefully this will keep the shoes securely on his feet and allow new hoof growth to nail into in the future🤞🤞🤞.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ My farrier Tom is amazing! Especially over the last few weeks with Boyce taking shoes off left right and centre, plus with this current situation, he certainly has been a lockdown superstar for us! #teamshayler #eventerproblems #eventinglife #eventer #equestrain #equestrainlife #farrier #equestrainblogger #nohoofnohorse #farriersofinstagram #horseshoe #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #hoof

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(Re)Watch Facebook Live Q&As with Selena O’Hanlon and Woodge Fulton

Selena O’Hanlon and Woodge Fulton at Kentucky. Photos by Leslie Threlkeld.

While we’re missing cheering them on from just outside the galloping lanes, we’ve had some incredible opportunities this week to virtually interact with five-star riders via social media live interviews.

If you missed them, you can rewatch here:

Two more today!

Selena O’Hanlon at 11 a.m. EST, presented by Omega Alpha

‘Meet’ Selena O’Hanlon with Omega Alpha

Join us live for a chat with Canadian Olympian Selena O’Hanlon and enter for a chance to win a prize from Omega Alpha at 11 am ET on Saturday, April 25.

Posted by Eventing Nation on Saturday, April 25, 2020

Savannah ‘Woodge’ Fulton at 1 p.m. EST, presented by World Equestrian Brands — Watch LIVE here.

Q&A with World Equestrian Brands Rider Woodge Fulton

Get to know Savannah ‘Woodge’ Fulton in our final World Equestrian Brands Q&A! Be sure to tune in to hear trivia questions for a chance to WIN a Leather Care Package. Join us live at 1 pm ET on Saturday, April 25!

Posted by Eventing Nation on Saturday, April 25, 2020

All the love to these riders for generously sharing a window into their thoughts, memories and plans for the future. And a big shout-out to moderator extraordinaire Sally Spickard, too. Go Eventing (Someday!)

Banixx Has Your Back: Healthcare Solutions for All Barn Pets

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Cross Country Watch Party: Flashback to LRK3DE 2012 With USEF Network Rebroadcast

William Fox-Pitt and Parklane Hawk. Photo by Heather McGreer from the EN archives.

USEF Network is rolling out its Land Rover Kentucky archives this week! If you’re not already a USEF member, use promo code ENLRK3DE to access.

For cross country day, Virtual Kentucky takes us back to 2012 with the full cross country program, complimented by new interviews by John Kyle with special guests including Boyd Martin and Allison Springer.

Tune in — and for your virtual tailgating needs take a cue from Tilly Berendt‘s five-star inspired cocktail recipe menu here!

#LRK3DE Virtual Event – 2012 Cross-Country

Keeping the momentum alive for the #BestWeekendAllYear with a replay of the 2012 Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event full cross-country program! Join John Kyle as he takes us through the day with interviews from Boyd Martin and Allison Springer Eventing!

Posted by USEF Network on Saturday, April 25, 2020

Do you remember who won? (For shame, I was there but I had to look it up — all of the years blur together, and also I’ve hit my head a few times.) I don’t want to ruin the re-surprise, but if you want to watch his cross country round, you can view it here.

Go Virtual Eventing!