It’s time to kick off the voting for 2018 Eventing Nation Horse of the Year! Now in its sixth year, ENHOTY gives us the opportunity to recognize the achievements of standout horses in North America during the prior season. This year
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Working students at Windchase farm dove head first into 2019! Annually on New Year’s Day, these guys take the icy plunge. This moment is my favorite — they’re just inches from hitting the water and
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The countdown is on for the 2019 International Eventing Forum (IEF), which will take place on Feb. 4, 2019, at Hartpury College in Gloucestershire, England.
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Eric Bull and his team have been hard at work building the cross country course for the $50,000 Grand-Prix Eventing Invitational in Aiken.
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Let’s be honest — in a sport as humbling as eventing, having the ability to laugh at ourselves is practically a prerequisite for participation. That’s why we love Australian eventer Maryanne Wallace’s comic series called Horse
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When the Retired Racehorse Project raised the trainer application fee for the 2019 Thoroughbred Makeover to $300 — a $100 increase — not everyone took the changes in stride. Following heated debates on social media, Emily
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Get ready to Go Eventing in sunny Florida – dates for Red Hills International Horse Trials have recently been announced! The annual event will be held March 7-10, 2019, underneath the picturesque Spanish moss at Elinor Klapp-Phipps Park
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If you’re based in the States, you may be lucky enough to avoid riding on the roads entirely. But if you’re a UK-based rider, it’s likely that roadwork is unavoidable, as privately-owned parcels of land
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In the market for a new four-legged partner? You may find your unicorn on our sister site, Sport Horse Nation. To help with the search, we’re going to feature a selection of current listings here on
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“Usually, I had to be in tears — that was his clue to finally get on the trailer,” said one of my fellow Event Alone Club members. Are you also a member of the Event
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Look, I live in Virginia for a variety of reasons, but one of the main perks is that it’s usually dry and I don’t really have to deal with mud and muck for the majority
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Of all the winters to fly like a snowbird to Ocala, I probably could have rested my wings this year. I’m six months pregnant, my jump saddle is collecting dust, and there are no USEA
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Any of these sound familiar? The Screamer The screamer is a very exuberant teacher who tends to only see your riding in extremes. You can hear her from across the venue, and you never wonder
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Adult amateur eventers work their tails off, and we’re always glad to see all that effort being recognized. The Eventing Riders Association of North America (ERA of NA) recently announced the launch of its Adult Amateur
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Got problems? Of course you do! First things first, though, we’re exciting to announce that EN’s long-running, fan-favorite #EventerProblems series has a new sponsor: Haygain! Haygain Hay Steamers are used by top eventers like Buck
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I kicked off 2019 with a whoooole lot of clipping! Honestly, I don’t mind clipping that much, and most people don’t like it, so I’m pretty busy throughout the winter season. I just listen to
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The Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event made US Equestrian’s Best of 2018 list, obviously! After all, it’s the #BestWeekendAllYear. Enjoy this highlight reel from last year’s event, and get pumped for the 2019 event —
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Everybody’s got jumps — but are you taking care of them correctly? Sounds crazy, because jumps take a beating on a daily basis in most event barns, but there are some things you can do
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Happy New Year! It’s a clean slate, a fresh start, a blank page, and all those other clichés. This is the time of year that has everybody thinking about new possibilities and new opportunities. For
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At home, one cannot simply have one horse. All horse people know this. Just like horses are mysteriously ingrained in our DNA, so is the longing for more horses. We crave more, nay, we need
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After a long holiday in which some people worked and did home improvements (me) while others took the time away for a quick beach vacation in the warmth and sand (not me), it’s time to
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Welcome to 2019! It looks like there’s no one more excited than the Internet’s newest star: Kindling. The 5-year-old Norwegian Fjord blew me away with his show stopping sparkles. He isn’t a one trick pony though,
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Horse Poor is the state of being penniless due to having, loving, riding, looking at horses. Perhaps one would take vacations or have cars made from the current decade if one were to not have
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