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Coincidentally, the two most happening events in the horse world this week are both seven-letter words that start with a “B” and end with an “ont.” Which is the most exciting? Tough call. On one
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Coincidentally, the two most happening events in the horse world this week are both seven-letter words that start with a “B” and end with an “ont.” Which is the most exciting? Tough call. On one
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It’s Bromont week, EN! Leslie Wylie is on the grounds to bring you all the news you need to know, starting with this afternoon’s first horse inspection. We’re also excited to partner with EquiRatings, a
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How did Bromont pull off hosting the 1976 Olympics? And can it do the same for the 2018 World Equestrian Games? Nestled in the lush green mountains of Quebec a little over an hour away from
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In perhaps one of the most ill-timed injuries in recent memory, Luhmühlen bound Libby Head broke her left wrist in a skimboarding accident just one week before flying out for Germany with Sir Rockstar. But she’s
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Dauntless Courage, an 18 hand Percheron/Thoroughbred cross gelding, was anything but an embodiment of his ironic name when Chelsea Kolman first met him. Chelsea, who makes her home in Lexington, Ky., first met “Dante” as
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Bromont is starting today, and our own Leslie Wylie is on site to bring you the latest from the final big CCI for the spring on the east coast. Twenty-two horses are set to jog
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Tattersalls wrapped up an exciting weekend in Ireland on Sunday, and we’re already looking forward to next year’s event. UK based rider Pumaa Goess-Saurau competed in the Tredstep Ireland CCIJ* with her “Wonder Dun” Dunno
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Summer must be coming, because Young Rider teams are starting to be named! Despite not being formally named until June 1, Area VI’s Young Riders kept a lid on the news that they found out
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We received fantastic entries in the 5th Annual EN Blogger Contest, and as always it’s exceedingly difficult to narrow the field down to our finalists. We are pleased to announce that six entrants who will be
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John Nicholson, international FEI 3*/4* course designer and brother to event rider Andrew Nicholson, will make his designing debut in the U.S. as the new course designer at Virginia Horse Trials. John joins fellow Kiwi Andy
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Summer is (finally) almost here. And while I always enjoy the sunny warm weather, the presence of flies and biting insects around the barn come with the territory. Here at my barn, we still turn
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The largest event in the United States, the Event at Rebecca Farm, opened entries in the classic format divisions last week. Riders have been busy collecting qualifying scores in anticipation of entering, the first step
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It’s Bromont week! Whether you’re flocking to Quebec to see the show in person or (like me) will content yourself with constantly scanning social media and EN for updates, be sure to stay tuned to
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Our favorite chatty eventer is back with her latest helmet cam from IEA this past weekend. Together with her American Paint, Rebel’s Heartbreaker, Bobbie successfully completed her first Training level event in ninth place with
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What’s your problem? Our #EventerProblems series continues with the airing of 20 more reader-submitted grievances. If you missed them: Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV. Just hit the 20-hour mark on the last
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Big news, EN! The USET Foundation and USEF announced the 2016 Karen Stives European Developing Tour for Eventing today, which will send Eventing 25/18 riders overseas next year
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Always dreamed of eventing abroad but don’t feel like dropping fat stacks on equine airfare? The Bromont CCI Three-Day Event is about the closest thing you can get to an authentic European three-day experience without
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I went to the barn the other day in shorts (and muck boots — blasted mud!) and came home feeling all crawly from the number of flies that are already out this year. It’s been
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Fly season is here! And, if you are lucky enough to live in certain parts of the country, locust season too. I was driving to the barn yesterday and happened to have my windows down
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Crescent City Classic is an 18-year-old Holsteiner gelding who started his eventing career as a 4-year-old with Angela Grzywinski. Katherine Hodge took him from Novice to NAJYRC to their first Advanced in 2006. He later
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Poplar Place Farm in Hamilton, Georgia once again hosted the Area III Championships this weekend.
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It was a great day for the North American contingent at the Tattersalls International Horse Trials in Ireland, as all five pairs jumped excellent rounds and represented their home countries well. Buck Davidson and Rebecca
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It’s foaling season, and for the last couple of months we’ve been cooing at the computer screen as social media fills up with adorable images and videos of newborn foals. So we scooped a bunch
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