Thank You, Mai Baum
It was 2014, and I was just starting my fledgling career in eventing media. Thanks to guidance of some of the first friends I made on the grounds, I positioned myself, digital “camera” in hand,
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It was 2014, and I was just starting my fledgling career in eventing media. Thanks to guidance of some of the first friends I made on the grounds, I positioned myself, digital “camera” in hand,
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As the equestrian world looks to Rebecca Farm for the next leg of the US Equestrian Open, all eyes will be on a 19-year-old gelding whose name has become synonymous with American eventing excellence. Mai
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At the end of April last year, Tamie Smith was on top of the world. She’d just won her first CCI5* — and became the first U.S. rider to win Defender Kentucky since 2008 (Phillip
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Tamie Smith and Mai Baum danced and jumped their way into eventing lore last year, taking the first U.S. title at the Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event since Phillip Dutton won in 2008. It’s a victory
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It’s quite a feat to produce a horse to the pinnacle of sport. When a horse achieves success such as a CCI5* win, the credit is rightfully distributed amongst the rider, the groom, the coaches,
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Clayton Fredericks’ April Fools Day international cross-country track left no place for foolin’ around Saturday in the final phase of the Galway Downs International’s CCI divisions. Tamie Smith retained her two spots atop the leaderboard — with
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This article has been updated on 4/4 with additional information and quotes from the official press release. Reporting on an event remotely in the absence of a live stream presents a challenge, but it’s one
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Mai Baum’s owners Alex and Ellen Ahearn and Eric Markell along with rider Tamie Smith announced this morning that the 10-year-old German Sport Horse has been removed from consideration for the 2016 Rio Olympics in
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