View this post on Instagram A post shared by Liz Halliday (@lizhallidayeventing) Liz Halliday and her team have shared a new update today, written by Liz, who continues to get stronger and is now living
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After Paris Olympian Liz Halliday suffered a traumatic brain injury in a fall on cross country at the USEA American Eventing Championships in August, the eventing community was quick to rally around her in support.
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Liz Halliday (@lizhallidayeventing) Liz Halliday’s team has provided a new update on her continued progress at the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab in Chicago, where she continues to
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Liz Halliday’s team has provided a new update on her ongoing recovery from a traumatic brain injury sustained in a fall with Shanroe Cooley at AECs on August 29: We are heartened to share that
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Liz Halliday (@lizhallidayeventing) Liz Halliday’s team has shared a new update with us today, stating that Liz has been moved to the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab in
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Liz Halliday’s team has shared a new update on her status. Liz fell on cross country at the AECs on August 29 and has been on the road to recovery from a traumatic brain injury.
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We’re catching you up on the two latest updates from Liz Halliday’s team. Liz remains in the ICU at the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington, KY after suffering a traumatic brain injury in
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Liz Halliday’s family and friends provided a new update on her progress yesterday: Today was a good day for Liz. The exciting update for today is for the first time, they moved her to a
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We hope you’ll join Foxfire Eventing and the community at large for a show of support for Liz Halliday as she continues to make progress in her recovery from a traumatic brain injury sustained in
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Liz Halliday’s team provided a new update on her recovery process last night as she continues to fight back from a traumatic brain injury sustained in a fall at AECs on August 29. The update
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Liz Halliday (@lizhallidayeventing) Liz Halliday’s team has posted a new update on her progression as she recovers from a head injury sustained in a fall at
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Liz Halliday (@lizhallidayeventing) Today’s update on Liz Halliday is very positive: she was able to open her eyes and track movement, which has given her medical
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Liz Halliday (@lizhallidayeventing) Some really positive news from the team supporting Liz Halliday: as they reported last night (and we shared this morning), the plan was
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Liz Halliday (@lizhallidayeventing) Yesterday’s update from Liz Halliday’s team provides some positive information as the medical team plans to take her off of the ventilator that’s
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Liz Halliday (@lizhallidayeventing) Liz Halliday’s team posted a new update on Sunday, stating that Liz was making steady improvement as she continues to recover from a
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Liz’s team has shared a new update on her progress as she continues to recover from a head injury sustained in a fall on cross country at the AECs Thursday. “Thank you for the incredible
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After a 2023 season filled with highs and lows, Liz Halliday has been keeping busy in the off season. I caught up with her in a rare quiet moment between traveling to the West Coast
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US Equestrian is pleased to acknowledge the 2023 Jacqueline B. Mars National Competition and Training Grant recipients. The national grants are awarded by the United States Equestrian Team (USET) Foundation through the generosity of USET
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Samantha Clark was in attendance again at the USEF High Performance Training Sessions at Aston Le Walls in the UK, and provided a fantastic write-up for the PRO Blog. British-based US riders Clark Montgomery, Liz
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Samantha Clark has posted a wonderful article on the Professional Riders Organization blog. Coach David O’Connor spent a few days working with British-based American riders Tiana Coudray (Ringwood Magister), Liz Halliday (Fernhill By Night and
...» Read More!We’ve just had our first member of Team USA come home on cross-country day here at Boekelo, and Liz Halliday and Fernhill By Night came oh so close to bringing home a clear round for
...» Read More!I’ve really enjoyed getting to know Liz Halliday this weekend at Boekelo. Since she’s been based in the UK for nearly 15 years, she’s not a name we’re that familiar with here on EN, and
...» Read More!The whole U.S. contingent gathered ringside this afternoon to watch Liz Halliday and Fernhill By Night perform their test as the first out for Team USA. This is the first CCI3* for “Blackie,” a 10-year-old
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