Stunning in the snow…the Cross Country course but not as you know it…#beautifulburghley pic.twitter.com/oIzBn3lp5D — Land Rover Burghley (@LRBHT_Official) February 11, 2021 As I sit here writing this, there is snow piling up outside my

Athens 2004 Olympics was the first time I vividly remember watching the entirety of the Eventing portion with rapt attention, and following all of the US riders from start to finish. I was a teenager

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Emily & Sarah (@sistershorsingaround) Sisters Horsing Around, the dynamic content creators also known as Emily and Sarah Harris, have been doing an excellent job this month

The fate of North America’s five-star event remains undecided as the fundraising deadline has been extended until 6 p.m. EST on Wednesday, February 10. Riders stateside and beyond have been championing this cause and have

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Phillip Dutton (@duttoneventing) I can’t stop thinking about Phillip Dutton dressed as Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Who knew the man would rock a wig and a robe with such

Last spring was my first time at Red Hills, and I absolutely loved it. In the spirit of “supporting what you wish to keep,” riders like Jennie Brannigan and John Holling want you to get

View this post on Instagram A post shared by EarlnJen McFall (@dragonfirefarm) Assuming you haven’t been living under a rock, you’ll have heard by now that a big push to crowdfund enough money to run

I know we’ve all been rocked this week by the news about Kentucky, but I’m hopeful anyway. If there is one thing I know, there is nothing like the heart of the eventing community, and

While we’re enduring enjoying snow here in Virginia, I have to say, there is nothing more satisfying than seeing videos of people in Florida complaining because they’re wearing a jacket. It’s a small comfort that while

February is Black History Month! In an effort to continue my own education, I’ve been doing some reading on some Black horsewomen and men who have helped shape the modern industry to what it is

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Black Equestrians (@blackequestrians) At the forefront of many of our minds is how we can create a more inclusive equestrian industry. If the magnitude of the

Changes are afoot at the Carolina Horse Park. Above you’ll see a sneak peak at the new James P. Baker Show Pavilion, which is set to be completed in March. This space will host officials’

I always like to practice and preach shopping locally and I believe that the sentiment is the same for supporting local organizations as well. If you happen to be located in Norther or Central Virginia,

Oof, just when you think winter is close to being over, it comes with vengeance at the end of the longest January in the world. I’m a little spoiled in Virginia so that I’m offended

Winter is the season of dirt road hacks and trots for me, because ring work for months on end drives both me and my horse totally insane. However, if you trot down the road in

I’ve got the first weekend in February circled for two reasons this year: for starters, my beloved Kansas City Chiefs have made the run back to the Super Bowl and will meet the age-defying Tom

We did it! Eventers have reached the $500,000 goal for the Frangible Technology Fund. Jon Holling challenged riders around the country to reach this point, and even amid a global pandemic, eventers made it work —

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tilly Berendt (@tillyberendt) After having lived in rural Maine for nearly ten years, I shouldn’t be excited about snow – I certainly wasn’t back then, anyway. But it’s

I know Internet memes come and go in the blink of an eye, but I just can’t get enough of a chilly inauguration Bernie making an appearance all over Eventing Nation. Did you know, in

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Andrew Hoy (@hoyeventing) US Equestrian announced the members of their 2021 Competition Task Force yesterday, with the spots for active athletes still t be named. We’re interested

Yesterday was a positively delightful day in January, sunny skies, warm weather, and no recent rain making everything muddy. So I tacked up my steady TB and threw a rope halter on my loony tune,

The wonderful thing about developing young horses is watching them get stronger and bigger and seeing their bodies change into beefcakes. The less wonderful part of this is realizing that your horse has now outgrown

We’re thrilled to see more urban grassroots programs forming around the idea of increasing equestrian access and representation within equestrian sports. This week we learned of a new program out of Minnesota, The CREW Urban