Go ahead and unpack those cozy sweaters, admire the cascading leaves, bask in the brilliant glow of late autumn. Soak up the season while you can because we’ve got bad news for you, suckers: The
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Ryan Hall, in some ways, is a “typical” teen eventer — the 15-year-old has goals of competing in the North American Junior & Young Rider Championships, Rolex, the Olympics, college in Kentucky and training in Europe.
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We have more good news this morning as William Fox-Pitt continues to recover from the head injury sustained in his fall at Le Lion d’Angers on Oct. 17. British Eventing reports that William “continues to
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This past weekend I hung out at the Kentucky Horse Park being a groom for my wife as she competed in the U.S. Dressage Finals. I spent half my time pining for Rolex this coming
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Tredstep rider Elisa Wallace of Wallace Eventing and her husband, Timothy Harfield, have begun a new media venture with a weekly video blog series. In their first episode published this week, Elisa and Timothy take you
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The USEA is proposing a new unrecognized division called Beginner Novice – Assistance Allowed (BN-AA), designed for “competitors who are not quite ready to ride in a Horse Trials independently or those who have lost confidence due
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There are times in our lives we call “turning points.” When we are young, we are told that these will be significant, life-changing events for us, such as, graduations, marriage and having children. But for
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The FEI season may be over in North America, but the final CCI4* event of the year is coming up next week on Nov. 19-22 at Adelaide, the Australian International Three-Day Event, which is the only four-star
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Winter is coming! Or it’s already here if you live in Winterfell certain parts of the country. Have no fear — because we’ve partnered with our friends at Toklat to give away a fabulous Bucas Select
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It’s hard to believe the 2015 season is winding down. But even though the calendar is slowly coming vacant, I must say I love fall and winter. The air is crisp, the horses feel well
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I remember riding a clinic years ago and the clinician stressed that a rider should never, ever “chase” a horse out of water or you’d risk a spectacular crash (and from his experience, a broken
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Harry deLeyer purchased Snowman, an Amish plow horse, for $80 off a truck bound for the slaughterhouse in 1956. Less than two years later, Harry and Snowman were stars of the show jumping circuit. In
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On L. Skye Levely’s lovely mare West River, Waylon had a cracking round to clinch this eighth win in ten years of indoor eventing at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto. Capt. Mark Phillips
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On a recent visit to the FEI headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland, International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach praised equestrian sports for their “high level of compliance”
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Every day this past week, the FEI released a short list of nominations for each of the five categories for the 2015 FEI Awards. Award recipients will be selected from the short lists by a
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I once asked a friend of mine why she’d stopped competing. She told me that it was only in part due to costs and work, and that the majority of it was due to the
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This post originally appeared on EN’s sister site, Horse Nation. We’re one week into No-Stirrup November — and everyone knows that the first week is the hardest. How are those legs feeling? (Sorry. You don’t
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With Capt. Mark Phillips returning as course designer, an elite field of Canadian eventers and Buck Davidson as the star “guest” rider, the first night at the Horseware Indoor Eventing Challenge at Toronto’s Royal Agricultural
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Sometimes I equate my gelding Ripley to a vacuum cleaner for treats. Before he came into my life as the first horse for a (very) excited teenage me, he appears to have been handled poorly
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MK’s Concord Dawn, registered with the Jockey Club as Mason, was born in 2009 at Tim F. Ritchey Racing Stables. Tim, who previously evented at the top level of the sport in the 70s, is
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It is cold and black out. It hasn’t rained a ton yet, so the ground hasn’t gone to mud just yet but soon it will. Evenings are spent wondering if those reflective eyes were a the
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Well this is just about the cutest thing I’ve watched all week. Check out Covert Rights, who completed both Rolex and Burghley this year
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We’re a hot mess, y’all. Here’s the latest batch of reader-submitted woes. If you missed them: Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,
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