With news breaking yesterday of the retirement of 5* winners Classic Moet and Fairie Dianimo, we’ve collected a few highlight reels from just some of these two incredible mares’ careers. You can read much more
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It’s a day we all knew, deep down, was coming, but it certainly doesn’t make the announcement any less poignant: Jonelle Price has officially retired Classic Moet and Faerie Dianimo, the dynamic mares with whom she won back-to-back
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2018 was a bang-up year for Jonelle Price, who counted two four-star wins — Badminton with Classic Moet, and Luhmühlen with Faerie Dianimo — among a constellation of top finishes. She is the first New
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This weekend we saw Jonelle Price top the leaderboard at the Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials and be the first woman to do so since 2007. Her husband, Tim, clinched his first four-star win with
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Our hearts are with Jonelle Price and her team as they face the recent loss of Jonelle’s four-star partner The Deputy. A tribute by Jacky Green about the big, dark Irish Sport Horse, known as
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We can all use a little inspiration, so here’s a bit from New Zealand rider Jonelle Price. We’re loving this hype video from the NZ Olympics Facebook page! As Jonelle aims for Rio next year,
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Equestrian Sports New Zealand named seven riders and a total of 12 horses to its 2015 Eventing High Performance Squad yesterday.
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As a special countdown to Christmas this year, Keyflow UK is honoring horses from different disciplines as “horses of a lifetime” on Facebook, and several event horses are represented in the countdown, along with some fond memories
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Andrew Nicholson, Mark Todd, Jock Paget, and Tim and Jonelle Price are auctioning off their art work to support NZ Riding for the Disabled, a New Zealand charity that gives disabled children and adults the opportunity to
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Jonelle Price has been promoted to New Zealand’s World Equestrian Games squad with Classic Moet after Caroline Powell withdrew Onwards and Upwards due to a “niggling injury,” Equestrian Sports New Zealand announced this afternoon. “I
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