Chelan Kozak, Eventing Nation’s Canadian Olympian and guest writer extraordinaire, is on scene at Galway and she will be generously sending us a few reports throughout the weekend. Check out Chelan’s website here for more

Getting to know Missy Ransehousen was a real perk of the job as co-host of the 2010 Radio show for the two years leading up to last year’s World Equestrian Games.  We became friends because

This is part 14 of Jenny’s adventure as a working student and EN guest blogger. Jenny has ambitiously decided to spend the next year as a working student in Lexington, Kentucky. In this post, Jenny’s

If you have ever looked into flying from the US to Badminton you know that the trip is very expensive.  The plane ticket, accommodations, food, transportation, and exchange rate combine to make traveling to the

I have written this countless times before, but it’s worth repeating again: a big part of positive change is understanding everyone’s perspective.  Eventing has an incredible number of important role players and we need to

‘Tis the season of guest blogs on EN.  It’s a beautiful day for riding here in Virginia and if you are riding or competing this weekend I hope it is just as beautiful where you

Even if you weren’t aware of Steph’s lengthy list of accomplishments upon meeting her, you’d still walk away from the conversation with the impression of a nice, hardworking, and positive horsewoman. Those qualities, along with

Hannah Burnett has been a close friend of EN from its inception, and graciously agreed once again to be a guest blogger this spring. Hannah’s rise to being one of the country’s best young professionals

This is part 13 of Jenny’s adventure as a working student and EN guest blogger. Jenny has ambitiously decided to spend the next year as a working student in Lexington, Kentucky. In this post, Jenny’s

I have written this countless times before, but it’s worth repeating again: a big part of positive change is understanding everyone’s perspective.  Eventing has an incredible number of important role players and we need to

The cross-country is well underway here at Red Hills, and I’m taking a quick break to post an overview of the course.  Hannah Burnett has three horses competing at Red Hills this weekend, including St.

Hannah Burnett has been a close friend of EN from its inception, and graciously agreed once again to be a guest blogger this spring. Hannah’s rise to being one of the country’s best young professionals

    “In psychology and the cognitive sciences, perception is the process of acquiring, interpreting, selecting, and organizing sensory information.” (From Word IQ on line). Everything human beings perceive is colored by past experiences, personal

Even if you weren’t aware of Steph’s lengthy list of accomplishments upon meeting her, you’d still walk away from the conversation with the impression of a nice, hardworking, and positive horsewoman. Those qualities, along with

The second round of USEF training sessions wrapped up in California on Friday.  Tiana has once again generously written for Eventing Nation about the sessions.  In 2010, Tiana Coudray won the Jersey Fresh 3* and

This is part 12 of Jenny’s adventure as a working student and EN guest blogger. Jenny has ambitiously decided to spend the next year as a working student in Lexington, Kentucky. Jenny’s horse is recovering

Kim Bradley, a longtime friend of EN, and perhaps most famous for this photo and this article    was kind enough to send us an article about her recent experience riding an Ostrich.  Admittedly, it has

This is part 11 of Jenny’s adventure as a working student and EN guest blogger. Jenny has ambitiously decided to spend the next year as a working student in Lexington, Kentucky. Recently, Jenny’s horse has

From JER: I wasn’t looking for a horse, not for myself anyway.  I’d seen a listing online for ‘Danny’, a 2008-model TB at a local rescue, and clicked on the link thinking he might be

EN’s good friend Holly Hudspeth has generously agreed to keep us posted on her journey through taking a break from advanced riding to have a baby.  Holly’s advanced horse, Last Monarch aka “Stewie,” had a

Fresh off her 7 minute domination of the USOC plank test on Wednesday, Tiana Coudray rode in the Training Sessions with Mark Phillips on Thursday and has written about it for Eventing Nation.  In 2010,

As I think we all know by now, Steph and the lovely Port Authority (aka Ollie), proves that EN karma, along with hard work, talent, a smidgin of luck, all work.  2010 saw them the

Hannah Burnett has been a good friend to Eventing Nation since our beginning.  Hannah started 2010 off by guest blogging her spring for Eventing Nation.  She finished the year with a win at the Fair