Finally — it’s the moment you’ve all been waiting for: the Badminton cross-country course preview. It’s very interesting walking the course just a week after Rolex. While both events are CCI4*s, this course is entirely
...» Read More!As the current and history’s only reigning European, Olympic and World champions, Michael Jung and Sam have nothing left to prove, but they’ve set out to add one more title to their many accolades at
...» Read More!Dirk Schrade and King Artus were the second pair of the day to crack the 30s, scoring a 39.2 to move into second place as we head into the final group of riders to go
...» Read More!This will be a very quick update — as I leave on a guided coursewalk in exactly 11 minutes during the lunch break — but in exchange for the brevity I bring you videos of
...» Read More!Stefano Brecciaroli is the first rider to crack the 30s in dressage here at Badminton, scoring 36.8 with Apollo VD Wendi Kurt Hoeve to move into first place. This horse placed second in the dressage at
...» Read More!Click below for a live blog of the Badminton competition from our friends at the Horse and Hound, and click here for the Horse and Hound’s complete Badminton coverage. Eastern time is Badminton time -5 hours, meaning
...» Read More!EN’s Jenni Autry has done an outstanding job holding her own across the pond, giving us quick informative updates and dressage videos as fast as Youtube allows. But in case you just can’t get
...» Read More!Tiana Coudray was kind enough to take time out of her very busy day to chat with me about her expectations for dressage tomorrow at Badminton with Ringwood Magister and how she feels about the
...» Read More!Australia’s Christopher Burton, who is sitting in first place on Holstein Park Leilani after Day 1 of dressage at Badminton, said in the post-dressage press conference that he didn’t expect to be in such a
...» Read More!Aoife Clark and Master Crusoe gave a lovely finale to Day 1 at the Badminton Horse Trials, performing a rhythmic, consistent test for a 45.8 to tie William Fox-Pitt and Oslo for fourth place. This
...» Read More!We’re getting closer and closer to cracking the 30s here on Day 1 of dressage at Badminton, as Christopher Burton and Holstein Park Leilani have just taken the lead on a 43. It’s turning out
...» Read More!Sam Griffiths and Happy Times slipped into the lead on a 43.3 before the lunch break with a very fluid, relaxed test. Sam has had very good showings here at Badminton in previous years, and
...» Read More!William Fox-Pitt and Oslo are leading on a 45.8 after a lovely test to start things off on Day 1 of dressage here at Badminton Horse Trials. The horse looked very good and very relaxed,
...» Read More!Photo via Jenni From Jacky: Well, it’s jog day. But because there are the grass roots championships going on suddenly the quiet jog day has turned into a hugely busy tradestand and course walk day and lots
...» Read More!All 84 horses that presented at the first horse inspection this afternoon were accepted here at the Badminton Horse Trials. Only Italian Marco Biasia’s Tatchou was sent to the holding box and later accepted upon
...» Read More!I had the same great view for the conclusion of Rolex as I did for dressage — a spot right by the in-gate as riders went into the stadium hoping for a clear trip and
...» Read More!Greetings from Badminton! The first horse inspection begins in about 45 minutes in front of the beautiful Badminton house, and I’ll be bringing you a full report and photos from all the action at the
...» Read More!Lila Gendal is the newest edition to our family of bloggers here on EN, and she comes with a particularly interesting perspective. Lila lives in Vermont, and works for the famed Denny Emerson at Tamarack Hill
...» Read More!I really couldn’t make up a better story line for Badminton if I tried. For starters, Andrew Nicholson won Rolex on four-star rookie Quimbo this past weekend, setting himself up for a crack at the
...» Read More!Emily Renfroe headed to Kentucky last week with her chestnut mare Walk The Line to be the youngest competitor at her first ever CCI****. You’d imagine she would be nervous, but in fact it
...» Read More!Perhaps you were in the rainforest in Brazil over the weekend, or at your brother’s wedding, or otherwise inconvenienced when it came to following all the action at Rolex. If so, you missed one
...» Read More!No one should be surprised that Andrew Nicholson and William Fox-Pitt finished in the top three places at Rolex. With the exception of WEG and Olympic champion Michael Jung, these two are on top of
...» Read More!Andrew Nicholson and Quimbo came into the Rolex stadium with two rails in hand, but ultimately didn’t need it, as the pair put in one of just five clear rounds of the day and added
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