Maya Black and Doesn’t Play Fair secured a fifth place finish in the CCI3* at Bromont last weekend, and she’s just uploaded her helmet cam for our viewing pleasure. She posted the video with this
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After the FEI provisionally lifted the competition bans on Jock Paget and Kevin McNab following a tribunal meeting, Kevin McNab has been added to the list of riders on the Luhmühlen start list. Kevin will
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As we reported earlier today, all 53 horses that presented at the first horse inspection at Luhmühlen passed. We already awarded Best Dressed as a tie between Jonelle Price and Ingrid Klimke and the Best Ermahgerd Face
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Boyd Martin said earlier today while walking the Luhmühlen cross-country course that he intended to jog Shamwari 4 and Otis Barbotiere at the first horse inspection this afternoon. But his leg is still not quite 100
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These days, there are many fun colors and interesting styles that are being incorporated into equestrian apparel. I, for one, certainly appreciate all of the various technical fabrics that have been designed to deliver superior performance in
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Guten tag from Luhmühlen! Chinch and I landed in Hamburg early this morning and came straight to the event to hit the ground running on covering the final selection trial before the U.S. selectors name the World Equestrian
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Luhmühlen week is here, and the competition is especially fierce this year. With many pairs re-routing from the muddy conditions at Badminton, the entry list is positively stacked with top competitors. Combine that with the fact
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Good morning! I had to use this photo of Chinch reveling in the Bromont trophy because he has now touched both the Badminton and the Bromont trophy. Will the Luhmühlen trophy be Chinch’s next destination?
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The EN Chinchilla is becoming quite the international traveler. In the past month and a half he’s been to Rolex, Badminton and now Bromont, where as usual he chinchbombed everything and everyone in sight. We
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Perhaps horses are also the reason why we don’t have riches, but I tend to agree with this statement. I’ve never felt so grateful and “rich” as I have when I have a horse in
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In honor of the success that Copper Meadows saw this past weekend with its inaugural CIC* and CIC2* divisions, Ride On Video and Frankie Thieriot of Athletux were on site to bring us highlight footage
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The final selection trial to determine the U.S. team for the World Equestrian Games is almost upon us in Germany, where Boyd Martin and Phillip Dutton will be making their best case for a spot
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I love babies…horse babies that is. They’re just so darn adorable and impressionable and fun to work with. Every step you take is a huge achievement, which for me makes training them all the more
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Last week on EN’s Got Talent, we met Joe Meyer’s 7-year-old Hanoverian/Thoroughbred stallion, South Paw, who starting his eventing career last year. After proving that he already had the scope for the upper levels in
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After Saturday’s Belmont Stakes, I’ve been thinking a lot about Throughbred racing and the horses around which the sport is based. These athletes do go through so much at such a young age, and I
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Bromont has come and gone in a whirlwind, and it was, as usual, a gorgeous event that you should definitely put on the calendar for next year. Our good friend, The Horse Pesterer, was lurking
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Leave it to a bunch of eventers to turn their pickup truck into a swimming pool after a hot day of competing. That’s exactly what the Gold Chip Eventing gang did this past weekend at
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Today at 8 p.m. EST, we will once again start the journey to finding our next fabulous EN writer. While it is not an easy process to go through (the nerves and obsessive compulsive checking
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The FEI Bureau just voted unanimously to award the 2018 World Equestrian Games to Bromont/Montreal, which beat out Lexington, Ky., the only other contender and host of the 2010 Games. Bromont/Montreal will become the second host city
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Have you ever seen a car used as an obstacle on a show jumping course? Me neither. But if you use your imagination and snap photos from precisely the right angle, anything is possible. Check
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With six selection trials behind us, just one remains before the selectors name the long list for the U.S. World Equestrian Games team no later than June 20. And it’s a big one — Luhmühlen CCI4*.
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Hey there, EN! By the time you read this, I will most likely be passed out, as my office job has had me working the overnight shift for just over a week now. It is
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After the swell of Sunday show jumping excitement at a three-day event, things tend to quiet down quickly. Riders load up their horses and head home, spectators head out and vendors pack it in, leaving
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