A foggy and slightly chilly morning here at Burghley ushered in the start of dressage, which boasted quite a few spectators despite the dreary weather. Surprisingly, most of the horses have been quite well behaved, and
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The U.S. contingent is down one horse at Burghley this morning, as Phillip Dutton posted on his Facebook page that he had to withdraw Mighty Nice before the first horse inspection: “Unfortunately, Bruce Duchossois’ Mighty
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Now that the EN team has landed back in the U.S. — land of late-night pizza delivery, 24-hour gas stations and high-speed internet — we’re playing catch up on all the content we hoped to
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FEI TV put out this measly cross-country recap video yesterday, but French television station France 3 Normandy has totally come through in the clutch, publishing the full trips of leader William Fox-Pitt and Chilli Morning,
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Team USA may be in bronze position overall but when it comes to helmets, we’re leading the pack. All six American riders completed their WEG dressage tests in helmets, making an unprecedented statement about where
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Welcome to the first morning of WEG competition! We’ll be bringing you live updates from the competition each day, so keep refreshing this page for all of the insanity (or as much insanity as there
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EN is officially en route to WEG, and by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, we’ll already have posts up from Normandy. We’re going to be churning out content just as fast as we can
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Day One of competition at the 2014 World Equestrian Games is officially in the books! Today, the reining, dressage, and para-dressage horses riders duked it out for the first time, and both the German and the U.S. teams for each sport are currently atop the leaderboard going into Day Two.
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Jessica Bortner-Harris kindly set in photos of Ian Stark’s Richland Park CIC3* cross-country course, and he’s made some exciting modifications this year to keep riders on their toes. Take a look at last year’s course preview
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The American Eventing Championships are rapidly approaching, and that means another exciting finale of the Adequan USEA Gold Cup at the beautiful Texas Rose Horse Park.
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Joanie Morris, USEF Managing Director of Eventing, always finds the most beautiful places for our U.S. horses and riders to train around the world, but she really has outdone herself this time, securing permission for
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Amanda Ronan tells the story of two women, one American and one British, who helped destroy the cliche that eventing was too tough a sport for the fairer sex. From Amanda: Equestrian is often applauded
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The first part of the North American contingent has arrived safely in Europe, as the Canadian horses and riders landed in groups in Amsterdam and London earlier this morning. Now the horses head to Maizey Manor
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Marilyn Little has welcomed RF Scandalous, a 9-year-old Oldenburg mare owned by Raylyn Farms and Phoebe and Michael Manders, into her barn as her newest upper-level prospect. Previously campaigned in Germany by amateur rider Vivien Reddig
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Pavarotti has been called up as a replacement to the Canadian World Equestrian Games squad after A Little Romance suffered an injury in her final gallop prior to shipping out to France, Equine Canada announced today.
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Team USA has officially entered the final countdown leading up to the World Equestrian Games, as the horses shipped to the USET training facility in Gladstone, N.J., yesterday for training camp, which will be held
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Katie Frei received a very peculiar FEI yellow card at Rebecca Farm for “incorrect behavior/endangering other competitors,” but that doesn’t tell the whole story. You’ll notice there’s no division or horse name listed with the yellow
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Laine Ashker and Anthony Patch have had a busy month, winning the big Advanced division at Millbrook Horse Trials for a second year in a row in preparation for defending their Adequan USEA Gold Cup
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Chris Burton won the CIC3* at Hartpury International for the third time in a row yesterday, coming home double clear on cross country to finish on his dressage score of 44.2 for the win. This
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Harry Meade and Wild Lone and Nicola Wilson and Annie Clover have been named to the British World Equestrian Games Squad following the withdrawal of Izzy Taylor and Allercombe Ellie and Pippa Funnell and Billy
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Lauren Billys may call Topanga, Calif., her home, but her ancestry contains Puerto Rican blood. Living in the U.S. is not uncommon for event riders who represent their home countries. In this case, Lauren rides
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The $1,000 PRO 4-Bar Show Jumping Challenge served as a highlight of yesterday’s show jumping finale at Millbrook, with Ryan Wood and Storm Warning ultimately clearing 4’10” to win. Ryan had to best Doug Payne; who
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The nominated entries for eventing have now been posted on the World Equestrian Games website, giving us a look at Great Britain’s reserve list, which hadn’t previously been revealed. Harry Meade and Gemma Tattersall both
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