The morning XC is just getting started with the CCI* division here at Bromont.  There’s nothing to be done now other than to ride the course as best as possible and hope for the best. 

Jon Holling impressed everyone watching the jump school during the lunchtime break Friday at Bromont as he popped his two star horse Downtown Harrison over a few jumps ahead of Saturday’s cross country test. Jon

2010 CCI3* winners, the now retired Ringwould Jaguar and laid up in bed with a broken hip Sonja Johnson, photo courtesy of Franz Venhaus Later today the CCI Three Star Melbourne International Three Day Event

We’d be remiss here on Eventing Nation if we didn’t give a Friday night shout out to the training level competitors here at Bromont.  After all, they ae to jump that corner and arguably the

Jump Schools at FEI events are always fun to watch – all that talent pooled in one place, with so many different types of horses and styles of riding, heaven! Turn down the volume because

Clark Montgomery and Loughan Glen performed to expectations, producing a lovely test to take the lead in their three star division here at Bromont.  Clark seems to handle the pressure of being hot favourite with

Clark with his final salute We almost could have just predicted the top two of the CCI3* leader board this morning and saved the judges the trouble of watching circles all day long.  Clark Montgomery

Greenwich Park As a quick afternoon note, the USEF has names their riders for the CIC2* London test event at Greenwich Park, July 4th to 6th.  As we mentioned earlire this week, Will Faudree will

Max McManamy and Beacon Hill rode into 4th Leslie and Rehy Lux were the last to ride before the lunch break but they saved the best for last, with the best test of the morning

Kyle has a horse in the one star, Chesterland’s Knockout,  and the two star, Chances Are, and was kind enough to walk the one star water for us,  Thanks Kyle, Best of luck, and Go

VP of Marketing at Ecogold, Patricia is a dynamo, and I don’t think her mind ever stops. You’ve seen her wonderful M & M videos, and I’ve eaten them personally, and now her Horse Junkies

Phillip circling the arena with Mighty Nice as Jon leaves with Downtown Harrison Rebecca Howard is the only Canadian in the top 10 of the CCI2* but she is in the lead for Canada.  Like

Penny Rowland finished a nice test with Northwind’s Breeze to become the highest placed Canadian There were a lot of quality rides Thursday afternoon in the CCI*, but no one could quite catch Will Coleman

Rebecca Howard and Roquefort moved into the lead right before the lunch break in the two star divsion, and I caught up with them after a quick jump school directly afterwards, Will Coleman was the

Rebecca Howard was the last to go before the lunch break in the CCI2* and a crowd of her fans gathered to watch a ride we all knew had a great chance to take the

Shandiss Wewiora is one of many riders wearing their helmets today I filmed 4 rides this morning and two of them are in the lead–which is testament to luck and EN Karma.  One of those

Caitlin Silliman’s Catch a Star is the only remaining horse from the True Prospect fire in the New Bolton Equine Hospital.  Before the fire, Catch a Star had just placed second in the Jersey 2*

Hurray for Canada, I made it: FYI, you DO need a passport! Bromont is brilliant, everyone is raving about it, with good reason. The courses are fabulous, the entries are chocka, the weather has cooled

Pictures just can’t capture how scenic it is here at Bromont The Bromont dressage is just starting with the CCI* and CCI** competing today.  The CCI3* and training level compete on Friday.  Here is a

I haven’t found the ride time online yet, so here are the ride time sheets right from the show office for everyone following the competition at home.  Click on the score sheets for a larger

Ground jury member Christian Landholt always makes a fashion statement at the jogs I’m never going to make cold weather jokes about Canada again.  The Bromont sun shined down on the jog strip all afternoon,

The riders had a few hours after the noon competitors briefing to walk the beautiful Derek Di Grazia course before the jog, which starts at 3:00pm.  Here is a quick jump by jump preview of

Rebecca Howard is one of my favorite riders because she treats eventing like a true sport and focuses on the psychological, nutritional, cross-training aspects as well as her riding.  With a win in the Jersey