There's a place in France where the Young Event Horses dance (and then go do cross country the next day)
From Judith McSwain's Facebook Page
Ooh la la, it’s cross country day in France! I am truly impressed by some of the gorgeous fences they have at Le Lion d’Angers. The violin jump is easily one of my favorite cross country fences of all time. Not only are the fences impressive, the sheer quality and size of the field this year is outstanding. I have high hopes that as our FEH and YEH programs become stronger across the country, that we will become more and more competitive in these type of events year after year.
Le Lion d’Angers Links: Website, 6YO Order of Go, 7YO Order of Go, 6YO Live Scores, 7YO Live Scores,EN’s Coverage
U.S. Weekend Action:
Waredaca H.T. & C3D [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times]
Windermere Run H.T. [Website] [Entry Status/Ride Times]
Pine Hill H.T. [Website] [Entry Status/Ride Times]
Fresno County Horse Park H.T. [Website] [Entry Status/Ride Times]
Midsouth CCI & H.T. [Website] [Ride Times]
Saturday Links:
Are you getting ready for your first FEI, N3D or T3D event, or did you just complete one? You can submit a story about your journey and preparation for said event to Athletux to win $500 from CWD or Athletux swag gift bags! Riders of all ages are welcome to enter the contest, and write a short essay about your horse and your experience at the event. Submit your story before November 11th, and you are entered to win. [Athletux Contest]
FEI Eventing Risk Management Steering Group Meets In Lausanne
How Long Does It Take Jumping Horses’ Muscles to Recover?
Simon Grieve’s Eventing Blog: I Shed A Tear On My Way Back To The Lorry
The Race to Le Lion: On To The Fun Stuff!
Saturday Video:
