Crazy storms and the following rainfall have made things interesting this weekend at Millbrook, or should we say #Mudbrook Horse Trials. Huge kudos to the organizers for being flexible to keep the show going! Advanced

Three years ago we met now he's the father of this horse herd! #familyphoto #herdlife #shadywedding #squad A post shared by Lauren Billys Shady (@laurenbillys) on Aug 3, 2018 at 3:36pm PDT OKAY, Lauren Billys’

Have you ever wondered what goes into feeding all the horses at the FEI World Equestrian Games? We have a behind the scenes look thanks to Kentucky Equine Research, the Official Equine Nutritionist of Tryon 2018! This

This is the first year in many that I haven’t attended Millbrook, which kinda makes me sad because it’s one of my top five events in the U.S. for sure. However, I’m going to take

We’ve followed Irish eventer Hilda Donahue’s foray into the endurance world for the last few years and we are so proud that this past weekend she completed one of the toughest endurance races in the

Boyd and Silva Martin’s second son, Leo, is one week and one day old today. It’s been a tough introduction to the world for the little guy but we’re glad to hear he’s making progress.

It’s a comparatively quiet weekend in the eventing world and sadly it’s even more quiet than anticipated as Stoneleigh-Burnham Summer H.T. in Greenfield, Massachusetts had to call off their event due to recent heavy rains flooding

Hey Thoroughbred fans! Remember Me Rescue, a Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance accredited organization based in Burleson, Texas, recently announced a pretty cool fundraiser: they will be auctioning off a halter worn by Triple Crown Winner Justify

So, I’m following most of my fellow competitors for the 2018 Retired Racehorse Project through our secret trainer’s group on Facebook, and it’s truly astounding the number of different ways that people prepare for and

Do you ever just act like a real and total stalker, but to yourself? In this instance, basically obsessively refreshing the page for the photographer from a show because you just know in your bones

The weather is completely out of control, with a massive heat wave hitting the south while rain is parking over the east coast for the next two weeks. Stay hydrated, stay dry, and everyone keep

Here is the story of a very special riding crop. It’s sort of a Sisterhood of the Traveling Bat, from Tara Munroe: “Three years ago, I attended the Golden Spike HT in Ogden, Utah.  It was

Olympian, U.S. National Champion and now FEI North American Youth gold medalist: Mr. Medicott has had one amazing career with a slew of talented riders. He was officially retired in an emotional ceremony yesterday at

Laura Graves and Verdades score 80.606% to win the CDIO5* Grand Prix and the @duttacorp #USADressage Team leads the #FEINationsCup @chio_aachen #JoinTheJoy 📷 @shannonbrinkman A post shared by US Equestrian (@usequestrian) on Jul 19, 2018

#NAYC2018 inspiring the next generation of young eventers💫 A post shared by Eventing Nation (@goeventing) on Jul 19, 2018 at 4:27pm PDT No matter where you go on your horse — whether it’s trotting down

You know what I love most about watching NAYC? The obvious love that those young riders have for their horses, and how they don’t hold back with showing it. We could use more of that

I’m sooooo jealous of a) people in Montana and b) people at Aachen this weekend. Both of those places are definitely bucket list events for me. Quick shout out to my girl Kim Severson this

Tuesdays for me are often the hardest day of the week to get through, particularly on weeks with big events going on. For those of us getting ready to watch, stalk scores, or just follow

Over the next few days the eventers will descend upon The Event at Rebecca Farm en masse. The event nestled beautifully in the Flathead Valley is one of the most picturesque of the entire world.

WEG horses stretched their legs this weekend at the Maryland Horse Trials. It was a nice preparation for these guys as they come back from downtime after their spring events. It’s hard to believe we’re two

It’s a big travel weekend for many eventers out there as the pilgrimages to Montana begin for the Event at Rebecca Farm and NAYC. By plane, train, and automobile (OK, maybe not train) watch out, here

I have two three year olds that I’m training right now, each for a client. I really love young horses, and these two are the same age, but pretty different in their places in training.

It’s a very odd sight to be at Windurra in the middle of the day and see an empty cross country course. Usually the course is packed with horses and riders going schooling, or taking