The Event Horse Owners Association (EHOA) are delighted to announce the launch of a Veteran Eventing Championship, in conjunction with Bettalife. The league will reward riders aged 45 or older whose passion for eventing burns
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British Eventing is delighted to be launching an exciting new award to recognise outstanding achievement across The Howden Way Regional Academies, supported by uvex. The Howden Way Spotlight Award will be presented monthly to a
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British Eventing has announced that CEO Helen West, who has held the role for two years, will step down in June ‘due to personal circumstances, including the need to provide primary care for her father’.
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We’ve all been there: sometimes the day you’d planned (replete with rosettes, eternal glory, and an obligatory mug of lukewarm champagne to toast your successes back at the lorry) doesn’t quite work out, and you
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British Eventing is delighted to share The Howden Way Talent Pathway, an update to its current Youth Performance programme which will help nurture and develop the next generation of talent in our sport. With athlete and
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Musketeer Event Management, the event organisation conglomerate responsible for a number of British Eventing’s most popular events, has today announced that it will not go ahead with its midsummer FEI fixture, Barbury International Horse Trials,
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Great news for British-based eventers: just one week ahead of the start of the 2023 season, British Eventing has announced the addition of several events to the calendar, giving riders across the country even more
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British Eventing’s commitment to providing pathways for young and upcoming horses and riders – a commitment we’ve seen magnified in 2023 – has been bolstered by a new series of classes for six- and seven-year-old
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In a bid to circumvent some of the issues faced in the 2022 British Eventing season, which saw a number of events across the country cancelled in the wake of low entries, BEDE Events will
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The British Eventing Youth Programme has been reworked for 2023 to include a brand new BE80 u18 offering, two Championship opportunities and Regional Leagues. The changes will help to deliver a progressive pathway for younger
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All eyes will remain steadily fixed on the British as we hurtle toward September’s FEI World Championships for Eventing, hosted along with the Worlds for Driving in Pratoni del Vivaro, Italy. This morning, British Eventing
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There’s a lot to be said for the work being done at British Eventing under the leadership of CEO Helen West, who stepped into the role last year and immediately began cobbling together a figurative life
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Eventing is a tough sport no matter which way you look at it, and financially, it can be particularly galling if you’ve put the time and effort into producing a winning upper-level performance and still
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British Equestrian and the British Eventing Selectors can today confirm the 30 eventing athlete and horse combinations that will form their long list of entries ahead of the FEI Eventing European Championship, set to take
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British Eventing (BE), the National Governing Body for the sport of eventing in Great Britain, and leading international equestrian sports network Horse & Country (H&C) today announced the details of a wide-ranging partnership. The rationale
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British Equestrian is pleased to welcome a new cohort of athletes to the Podium Potential Pathway level of its World Class Programme. The aim of the Podium Potential Pathway is to identify, support and develop younger
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Great Britain will not send teams to the Pony and Junior European Championships this summer due to the ongoing risk presented by COVID-19. The announcement was made on Friday, May 21, as the UK reckons with
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It’s getting into list season, eventing fans, and we’re busy keeping tabs on all federations sending combinations to Tokyo this summer for the postponed 2020 Olympic Games. Great Britain is the first to jump into
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Oliver Townend Official (@olivertownendofficial) Riders based in the UK have been shut down from competition for the entirety of the 2021 season, meaning there were some
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British Eventing has released an updated statement today (June 4) expressing its intent to return to competition on July 4, the date on which the UK will begin to reopen the hospitality industry, cinemas, and
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British Eventing has released a document drafting its plan for a socially distant approach to the resumption of competition, which could begin in earnest after the Prime Minister’s next address on June 1. The measures detailed
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British Eventing has issued a statement confirming that it will follow the lead of several other major eventing nations in cancelling all forthcoming competition, effective immediately. The statement comes just hours after Prime Minister Boris
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And so it begins. Eventing in Britain at the top end of the season is always a bit of a game of ‘will they or won’t they?’, except the soggy knickers are a little bit
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