Tipperary Liadhnan!
You are all far too clever, I’m going to make the next one really, really hard! It was of course Kim Seversen’s (at the time) Tipperary Liadhnan at Rolex, fondly known as Paddy. Props to
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Lisa Marie Fergusson — The Next Step
Lisa Marie Fergusson returns today with her latest EN blog. This is Lisa’s first post since her successful adventures at Galway. Welcome back Lisa! Thank you for writing this and thank you for reading.—-
...» Read More!The new adventures of Hamish
Hamish and Bols The final events in Aussie Eventing calendar took place last weekend at Berrima and Lakes and Craters. Traditionally Lakes and Craters is the last event in the year and always proves a
...» Read More!Glory-da, by Meg Kep
Meg introduced herself yesterday as a new writer for EN. Here is her first entry… My current flavor of the week is most definitely FLORIDA-PREP. Or as I like to refer to it as :
...» Read More!Introducing Meg
You may remember Meg from her chronicles of Sinead and Tate at Burghley. We are excited to announce that she is planning to be a regular contributor here at EN. The chinchillas are just hoping
...» Read More!Rider Profile: Kristin Gallo
I f you’d like to submit an Eventing profile, follow this link for more information, fill out the form, and send it to [email protected]. Name: Kristen Gallo Age: 19 Location: Collierville, TN Relationship to
...» Read More!Hannah Burnett — The Season
Pan Ams Team Gold Medallist Hannah Burnett has been a regular guest blogger here on EN. We’ve followed her throughout the year, from Rolex to the Pan Am Games. And now, Hannah concludes the year with
...» Read More!Parent’s Perspective: Cathy Morris
In compiling the results of the 2011 EN Census, we found many supportive parents of eventers. Which made us think: we would love to hear from you! We certainly wouldn’t be where we are today
...» Read More!Ask the Expert: Your #1 Source for Terrible Eventing Advice
POP QUIZ: Which of these people should you definitely NOT take advice from? Dear Leslie, I read on Eventing Nation this weekend that Captain Mark Phillips got in trouble for moving a bush or something
...» Read More!Welcome to Eventing: Alexandra and Mikey
This week’s Welcome to Eventing profile tells the story of a relationship between horse and rider seen so often in so many facets of the sport. How often do you walk by the warm up
...» Read More!Jon Holling — Take a Break
Jon Holling’s message today is as simple as it is useful–take a break. Speaking of which, take it away Jon…—- From Jon: The holidays are a time full of family, festivities and my favorite thing…food.
...» Read More!Honeymoon Ride View, presented by World Equestrian Brands
This week’s ears photo is probably going to make you jealous, I know I am. A beach ride, in Jamaica, on a honeymoon, it sounds like something out of a movie! Thanks to Victoria (sorry!!) for submitting
...» Read More!Boyd Martin is On a Roll in Area Five
Photo Courtesy of Luann McElduff It wasn’t so long ago that Boyd Martin was visiting Area Five and teaching a highly anticipated clinic at Pine Hill Farms in Bellville, TX. It was then (in October)
...» Read More!Parent’s Perspective: Riding Through My Daughter’s Eyes
In compiling the results of the 2011 EN Census, we found many supportive parents of eventers. Which made us think: we would love to hear from you! We certainly wouldn’t be where we are today
...» Read More!Ask the Expert: Your #1 Source for Terrible Eventing Advice
Dear Leslie, 2012 is just around the corner and I really, really, really want to ride in the Olympics. The only problem is, my horse’s track record isn’t exactly spotless, and I don’t think the
...» Read More!Rider Profile: Louise Plaun
If you’d like to submit an Eventing profile, follow this link for more information, fill out the form, and send it to [email protected]. Name: Louise Plaun Age: 47 Location: North of Copenhagen – Denmark (Scandinavia/Europe) Relationship to
...» Read More!Welcome to Eventing: All about boys
This week’s Welcome to Eventing profile tells the story of a young newcomer to Eventing, and a male one at that! You don’t often hear of too many boys Eventing these days, so it’s nice
...» Read More!View: Tribute to Stepp, presented by World Equestrian Brands
This week’s ears photo is a lovely photo with a very sad story behind it. If you stay in this sport long enough, at one time or another, you’ll probably be faced with a situation
...» Read More!Ask the Expert: Your #1 Source for Terrible Eventing Advice
Eventing can be a confusing sport. If I had a penny for every time I’ve been confounded by a question like “Who looks good in white breeches, anyway?,” “Will anyone notice if I sub
...» Read More!Parent’s Perspective: Lessons Learned as an Eventing Parent
In compiling the results of the 2011 EN Census, we found many supportive parents of eventers. Which made us think: we would love to hear from you! We certainly wouldn’t be where we are today
...» Read More!A Sound Off for Frustrated Jumpers
Sometimes Jumping is More like Interpretive Dance… Hi EN Readers! Humble Guest Blogger Lacy here, ready to share a little adventure from my recent exploits as an online personality. HaHa, yes, I said Personality!
...» Read More!Meet the Merle-Smiths, America’s Most Saddle-chaffed Family
Nicolette & Ganymede at the Hagyard Midsouth Three-Day Event CCI* in Oct. 2011Photo by Maggie Dupler, used with permission Foxhunters and eventers have plenty in common, most notably a preoccupation with mad dashes across the
...» Read More!A View From Unionville, presented by World Equestrian Brands
This week’s view comes to us from Jessica Morthole, captured during a pleasant ride in the best of Pennsylvania hunt country. Thanks to Jessica for submitting, and thank you for reading. And remember, if you’d
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