I don’t want to steal Jon’s thunder, but I will preface his article by–spoiler alert–agreeing with him wholeheartedly that Red Hills is an amazing competitor experience. I have had the privilege of competing at Red
...» Read More!In the last couple days, our EN inbox has received some renewed interest in the Parent’s Perspective series. We began these sharing these stories in response to results of the 2011 EN Census, where we
...» Read More!EN Reader Bonnie Fenty just sent us this lovely photo taken of the mountains surrounding her new home in Colorado. Many thanks to Bonnie for submitting, and as always, thank you for reading! If you’d
...» Read More!It was 1997, I was 12, I had my mom’s camera and used up seven rolls of Kodak film; I was captivated for life. I’m sure most of us remember our first trip to Rolex,
...» Read More!EN is proud to announce our most recent addition to the guest blogger stable, Shannon Lilley. With Ballingowan Pizzaz, Shannon represented the USA at the 2011 Pan Ams, helping win the team gold medal. From
...» Read More!This week’s ears photo was taken by a couple of my friends back in Minnesota. They’ve had a record winter this year, with exceedingly mild temperatures and a lack of the six foot tall snow
...» Read More!We first welcomed Lesley Grant Law (not to be confused with Leslie) to our guest blogger stable a few weeks ago, when she told us all about the creatures of Ocala. Today, she checks in
...» Read More!Let’s check in with Kaylin in the latest edition of our Working Students series. As always, thank you for writing this Kaylin and thank you for reading. Previous entries: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3—- From Kaylin:
...» Read More!If nothing else, eventing is a sport of ups and downs. One of the “downs” that has been a frustratingly frequent part of my life with horses has been that bad news from the vet
...» Read More!EN’s British correspondent lec took the time to tell us about her viewing of War Horse, and other matters relating to the emotional power of equine cinema. Thank you for writing, lec, and thanks for
...» Read More!This week’s view definitely was taken at a warmer time during the year, but is a cool view nevertheless. I can only imagine that riding in Central Park is quite the experience, with the mopeds,
...» Read More!Photo credit: Cristy Cumberworth Name: Stacey Age: 27 Location: Holloman AFB, New Mexico Relationship to Eventing: Representing the Air Force as a competing Novice level rider, moving up to Training this next season. Favorite
...» Read More!The latest addition to the EN guest blogging ranks is a real privilege for us. California’s Olivia Loiacono and her super jumping Subway (eat fresh!) stormed onto the 4* scene with a 15th place finish
...» Read More!This week’s ears photo has a sad story behind it, especially because it is coming from one of my good friends. If you’ve been in horses long enough, you’ve probably had at least one serious
...» Read More!Lily McCabe is 11 years old from upstate New York. She started riding when she was 4. Sally Swift’s Centered Riding is the foundation of her earliest years. She is in North Chatham Pony Club
...» Read More!Photo courtesy of Kim Walnes Most people remember Kim Walnes from her glory days in the ’80s, when she piloted The Gray Goose to international eventing success. On the 30th anniversary of her 1982 Rolex
...» Read More!It’s time for our weekly Ocala update from rock’em sock’em Meg Kep. Unconfirmed reports say that she does not float like a butterfly, nor sting like a bee, but she can scurry like a palmetto
...» Read More!EN’s good friend and occasional contributor of awesomeness JER has sent us an article with a nice change of pace, trading ridiculousness for literary grace. I won’t even begin to try to introduce this other
...» Read More!This week’s view, submitted by Meghann Durbrow, is of some bovines and some beautiful Wyoming scenery. I have to say that I’m a little jealous of the miles and miles of wide open land she
...» Read More!EN’s good friend Stephen Bradley has joined our team of guest bloggers for the upcoming 2012 season. You may read Stephen’s first blog entry here. Thanks for writing this Stephen and thank you for reading.
...» Read More!Ah, Florida, There are many reasons I’m glad I don’t live there… Kentucky’s wildlife is so delightfully tame in comparison. Many thanks to the wonderful Lesley Grant Law (not to be confused with Leslie) for her contribution.
...» Read More!Back in November I received an email from Pam Medlin, who said that her daughter Kaylin and Kaylin’s friend Katellyn are both working students for Rebecca Howard. Both girls are home schooled and they will
...» Read More!Eventing Nation Blog – January 2012 Dear Eventing Nation, It’s been a long time since we’ve talked. It’s certainly been too long for John, who has been tearing his hair out waiting for me to
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