US Equestrian Announces 2018 Fall National Grant Recipients
Hot off the presses! US Equestrian has just announced the recipients of the 2018 Land Rover/USEF Eventing Competition Grants
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WEGging Out: Questions from the Armchair Perspective
While EN had its boots on the ground at the 2018 World Equestrian Games, Horse Nation editor Kristen Kovatch was working remotely from her home in New York to cover all the non-eventing disciplines, keeping us
...» Read More!Weekend Winners: Stable View, UNH, Larkin Hill, ESDCTA, Jump Start
Does your horse have a favorite victory snack? For Erin Liedle’s Fernhill Boodle, winner of Stable View’s Training Rider division, he’ll bring home blue for a banana. That face, I just want to smooch it.
...» Read More!Shannondale Julius Suffers Fatal Fall at ESDCTA New Jersey Horse Trials
We are heartbroken to report that Ryan Wood’s mount Shannondale Julius suffered a fatal fall today at a jump in the cross country warm-up for the Open Training A division at ESDCTA New Jersey Horse Trials in
...» Read More!Sunday Video from Total Saddle Fit: A Quick Trip Around Stable View CIC3* Cross Country
Doug Payne and Getaway, Lisa Wall’s 11-year-old Oldenburg by Contendro, cruised around the technically challenging Stable View CIC3* cross country course yesterday.
...» Read More!The Future is Here: The Inaugural USEA FEH Central Championships Brings Tomorrow’s Stars to Texas
The inaugural USEA Future Event Horse Central Championships crowned its winners this weekend at the Texas Rose Horse Park in Tyler, Texas
...» Read More!Phillip Dutton and I’m Sew Ready Storm to Stable View CIC3* Win
Phillip Dutton and I’m Sew Ready, a 14-year-old KWPN (Lupicor X Jarda, Elcaro) owned by John and Kristine Norton powered around cross country, producing one of just three double clear rounds to win Stable View’s
...» Read More!Stable View CIC3* Cross Country Live Updates: Phillip Dutton Wins!
Cross country is underway at Stable View’s 5th Annual Oktoberfest Horse Trials! We’re ready to follow the action as 21 CIC3* horses face off over Capt. Mark Phillips’ course in Aiken, SC. Check out Leslie
...» Read More!Stable View CIC3* Course Walk Preview
By now you’ve heard that the Stable View Oktoberfest CIC and Horse Trials is hosting Aiken, South Carolina’s first CIC3* competition this weekend just two years after hosting the immediate area’s inaugural Advanced level event.
...» Read More!Mai Hero: Tamie Smith Drops a Baum in Stable View CIC3*
Mai Baum made his much anticipated return to the three-star level with Tamie Smith today at Stable View’s inaugural CIC3* in Aiken, South Carolina and handily holds the lead after the first two phases. “Lexus,” a 12-year-old
...» Read More!Watch the Stable View CIC3* Live Stream
Welcome to the fifth annual Oktoberfest Horse Trials at beautiful Stable View in Aiken, South Carolina. EQTV Network is live streaming all three phases of the inaugural CIC3*, and you can watch right here on
...» Read More!By the Numbers: Stable View CIC3*
Stable View’s inaugural CIC3* begins today with dressage in the morning, followed by show jumping in the afternoon. In only three years, this Aiken, South Carolina venue has made a huge leap forward in bringing
...» Read More!Weekly OTTB Wishlist from Cosequin: Thoroughbred Makeover by the Numbers
The 2018 Retired Racehorse Project (RRP) Thoroughbred Makeover is just a week away. Over 500 OTTBs will converge on the Kentucky Horse Park
...» Read More!#EventerProblems Vol. 160 from Ecovet: Cross Country Rider Stereotypes
Nobody knows #EventerProblems like Washington State eventer Robin Loch. From sabotaged selfies … View this post on Instagram Probably should have seen that coming🤷♀️🤦♀️ . . Bout to head out on a trail ride with Trin,
...» Read More!Your Ultimate Guide to Stable View’s Inaugural FEI Event
We are counting down to an exciting weekend in South Carolina, as Stable View is set to host Aiken’s inaugural FEI competition at the fifth annual Oktoberfest horse trials on Sept. 28-30, 2018. With more than 300 horses competing
...» Read More!Shadow Sapphire Euthanized at Alnwick Ford International Horse Trials
It is with deep sadness that EN can confirm Ben Hobday’s mount Shadow Sapphire was euthanized following an accident on Sunday, Sept. 23 at Alnwick Ford
...» Read More!5 Reasons Why You Should Enter the Maryland Classic BN Three-Day
The USEA Classic Series continues to grow in popularity each year, and the Beginner Novice Three-Day (BN3DE) expanded to five offerings on the 2018 calendar. The Maryland H.T. at Loch Moy in Adamstown, Maryland is bringing a BN3DE
...» Read More!William Fox-Pitt Elected to FEI Athletes’ Committee
Great Britain’s William Fox-Pitt has been elected to the FEI Athletes’ Committee, which brings together a representative from each of the sanctioned disciplines. The role of these athletes is to “provide a voice to the athlete
...» Read More!Weekend Winners: Twin Rivers, Aspen, Marlborough, Flora Lea, Sundance, Meadowcreek, Cedar Ridge, Loch Moy
Fall eventing has officially begun! Temperatures are starting to slightly drop and days are getting a bit shorter.
...» Read More!Julia Krajewski and Team GB Top Nations Cup at Waregem
Julia Krajewski bounced back following a disappointing result at the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games to win the FEI Nations Cup at Waregem CICO3* in Belgium with Samurai du Thot
...» Read More!Norwegian Eventer Heidi Bratlie Larsen Receives Yellow Card at WEG
Norway’s Heidi Bratlie Larsen received a yellow card on Sept. 15 during cross country at the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games for “abuse of horse / riding an obviously lame horse.” The ground jury stopped Heidi on
...» Read More!Volunteer of the Day: Jess Tibbels Discovers an Unexpected Benefit of Volunteering
The volunteer crew at Plantation Field is a well-oiled machine, regardless of whether they are a first-time participant or a veteran of years. With bright orange vests to mark their status, they are hard to miss
...» Read More!Friday Video and UK Notes from World Equestrian Brands: Meet Ros Canter, Our New World Champion
We’ve all had nearly a week to recover from the excitement of the WEG eventing, but I know I’m not alone in periodically getting hit by the warm-and-fuzzies all over again — Ros Canter’s face
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