Clark Montgomery
Clark takes his victory gallop at the Fair Hill CCI2* with Loughan Glen Even by my own terrible reckoning, (I was born without a sense of direction), Chattahoochee Hills is barely out of the way
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Katie Lindsay — Marmaduke 101 and Other Stuff Too
Back from the USEA convention in Phoenix, (albeit 24 hours later than planned thanks to a flight cancellation and subsequent delay), getting over the shock of being awarded the Wofford Cup, and trying to
...» Read More!Sally Cousins: Cross-Country Schooling
Sally Cousins is a well known rider and coach here in the US and Sally has been a good friend of Eventing Nation from our early days. To learn more about Sally, check out her website.
...» Read More!Working Student Diaries, part 8
Tonight we bring you part 8 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!The Great Contract Debate
If there is one thing the eventing world has learned from the HJ Hampton legal battle, it’s that riders with owners absolutely need to get a written contract drafted by a lawyer that defines their
...» Read More!Dorothy Crowell
I was lucky enough to see Dorothy Crowell when she was still Dorothy Trapp, riding Molokai in England before going on to win a silver medal at The Hague World Equestrian Games in 1994 and
...» Read More!Sally Cousins — Walking the Cross-Country
Sally Cousins is a well known rider and coach here in the US and Sally has been a good friend of Eventing Nation from our early days. To learn more about Sally, check out her website.
...» Read More!Abbie: The Horse He Rode In On
Abbie’s first article for EN, the now famous “Trend Alert” received a great deal of support from our readers, and I enjoyed it so much that Abbie will hopefully be a regular part of EN.
...» Read More!Leah Lang-Gluscic, chapter 7
As you know, Leah has quit an investment banking job in exchange for a life as an aspiring eventing professional and has kindly offered to share the ups and downs of her experience with Eventing
...» Read More!Katie Lindsay — Responsibility
There is a lot of chatter going around about accepting responsibility for one’s actions. This applies equally to riders, organizers, coaches, officials – in short, to everyone involved in the sport of eventing. I will
...» Read More!A View From My Horse: Sinead Halpin
Sinead, being the good friend to EN that she is, decided to snap a photo and send it to us while on a hack yesterday with her horse “Tate.” Thanks Sinead! It isn’t all that
...» Read More!Aussie Heath Ryan and the Auction of Stars
Hey Eventing Nation, I’m John Lechner, otherwise known as “EventingSafety John” from the Eventing Safety Bog, writing for Eventing Nation from my home in Australia. This is my first post as a certified EN writer
...» Read More!JER – On fear and getting back on the horse
From JER: Today’s New York Times has an article by the always interesting Gina Kolata about cycling accidents and why even dedicated athletes – herself included – will often swear off the bike forever following
...» Read More!The CHP Thanksgiving Classic
I’m always fascinated to see what different eventers do in the proverbial offseason. Many eventers spent last weekend at Pine Top, but the Carolina Horse Park hosted their second annual Thanksgiving Classic hunter/jumper event and
...» Read More!Sally Cousins — Walking the Show Jumping
Sally Cousins is a well known rider and coach here in the US and Sally has been a good friend of Eventing Nation from our early days. To learn more about Sally, check out her website.
...» Read More!Working Student Diaries, part 7
Tonight we bring you part 7 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!Trend Alert: Horses
How does someone become a certified member of the EN Team, earn a keycard to the Eventing Nation corporate headquarters, and get a reserved seat engraved with their name at the EN round table? Most
...» Read More!Sally Cousins – Scheduling Multiple Rides in a Morning
Sally Cousins is a well known rider and coach here in the US and Sally has been a good friend of Eventing Nation from our early days. To learn more about Sally, check out her
...» Read More!Meet Eric Dierks
Such is my life that I discovered Eric Dierks, and his presence practically on my doorstep here in Kentucky, just as he is making plans to re-locate for the winter. Counter-intuitively he’ll actually be heading
...» Read More!Eventing at the Asian Games, part 6 – Happy Trails
First, thanks to Coren for the very public birthday wishes–a simple text would have sufficed, but I guess now we know who gets stuck with the Saturday morning post this weekend. Terri Impson of Thailand
...» Read More!Eventing at the Asian Games, part 5 – XC
Friday was an exciting day of XC at the Asian Games in China. The course seems to have ridden well with the top of the team and individual leader boards remaining unchanged. Terri Impson of
...» Read More!Eventing At the Asian Games, part 4 – Nina Ligon Leads
The dressage at the Asian Games has finished and Nina Ligon and Chai Thai of Thailand are leading the individual competition with a 40.6 and Japan is leading the team competition. Our US readers of
...» Read More!A View From My Horse: Holly Hudspeth
There are two ways to know Eventing Nation is loved: the first is when riders like Holly pose for a picture while holding an EN sign, and the second is when the rider that took
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