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
...» Read More!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
...» Read More!This week’s “ears” photo is coming to us from Ginny Worley, of a ride with her mom all the way back in October. Eventing Moms are some of the best, and best trained– mine learned
...» Read More!Today I am very pleased to welcome back Canadian WEG rider Stephanie Rhodes Bosch as the first of Eventing Nation’s spring guest bloggers. When we asked Steph to first start writing for us in early
...» Read More!Tonight we have the latest article in an educational Eventing Nation series written by Sally Cousins. Sally Cousins is a well known rider and coach here in the US and Sally has been a good
...» Read More!This week’s “ears” photo is coming to us from the beautiful Carolinas. Aiken gets a lot attention as the “place to be” for the winter circuit in the Carolina region, but Southern Pines has a
...» Read More!Omega Alpha has some fabulous riders who use their products and one of those riders, our good friend Hawley Bennett of Team Canada, was kind enough to answer a few questions about Omega Alpha’s supplements
...» Read More!About the same time you may have been sending in your entries for the Hagyard Midsouth Three Day Event & Team Challenge at the Kentucky Horse Park last autumn, organiser Mary Fike was already planning
...» Read More!First of all, a big thanks to Annie for holding down the fort here at EN today while I was on the road. Having listened to the radio for about 8 hours today, all I
...» Read More!This is a God awful time of the year in the northern part of the country. Snow falls and stays Christmas card pretty for about two hours. Any longer and it turns into ice
...» Read More!On one of the last quiet Sundays around Eventing Nation until next winter, let’s take a few minutes to check in with Leah Lang-Gluscic. As you know, Leah has quit an investment banking job in
...» Read More!Simply put, Europe is really good at producing event riders. The economic, geographical, funding, competitive, ownership, and sponsorship circumstances in Europe create a fertile environment for growing young eventers. At the same time, the economic
...» Read More!EN guest writer and our UK connection, LEC, was kind enough to write for Eventing Nation about the coaching system in the UK. In the US, we spend a lot of time admiring the success
...» Read More!It’s a quiet Thursday afternoon around Eventing Nation, but fortunately Sally Cousins has sent in the latest article in her series about eventing. Sally Cousins is a well known rider and coach here in the
...» Read More!One of our big goals on Eventing Nation is to help the many different elements of the eventing community understand each other better by providing an open forum for discussion. In this spirit, it is
...» Read More!I have to admit, I occasionally find myself pretty much overdosed on the subject of safety. There are just so many articles, postings, pictures, lectures, seminars, presentations, videos, tweets, warnings, brochures, statistics, blogs, etc.
...» Read More!Hannah Burnett has been a good friend to Eventing Nation throughout 2010. Hannah started the year off by guest blogging her spring for Eventign Nation. She finished the year up with a win at the
...» Read More!This week’s “A View From My Horse” photo is from Jocelyn, and was taken back in September of this year. It sounds like this pair does almost everything; eventing, dressage, and even endurance riding! As
...» Read More!This afternoon, let’s visit with our UK connection, lec, about her new horse Arthur, whom she rescued several months ago. Lec is working to show Arthur the ropes and develop him into an event horse.
...» Read More!Every once in a while, we will receive via email some unrequested musings from a reader that happen to just stand out as EN content. One such post was recently received from Pheasantknoll, and I
...» Read More!Tim Boland is an unusual Eventer in that, he not only has the single minded goal of wearing the Australian Flag at an Olympics or WEG, he also has a business plan. Nowhere in his
...» Read More!Tonight we bring you part 9 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
...» Read More!Last week at the USEA convention in Phoenix, I had the opportunity to interview the ubiquitous chimpanzee, Marmaduke, who currently resides in the front section of British event rider Oliver Townend’s brain. (For those
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