Saturday Links
After the excitement of the Olympics it’s a little mind-blowing to think that next year is yet another championship year already, but that’s what happens when a pandemic cancels an entire year of competition. It practically
Monday Video: ‘Tis the Season to Get Clipping
Ah, clipping season. That wonderful time of year where tiny, itchy bits of horse hair fall down our shirts, into our eyes, and cover every available surface of us like a blanket of freshly fallen
Sunday Links from Fairfax & Favor
After a two year hiatus, the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials will be back for 2022! As you can see, Derek di Grazia, who will be taking over course design duties from Captain Mark Phillips, is already out
Ride iQ: An Amateur’s Perspective on the Innovative New Coaching App
Is your coach heading down south for the winter soon, leaving you at a loss for lessons? Or maybe you only get the chance to ride with a trainer every couple of weeks? Perhaps you
Saturday Links
EN wants to send our very best wishes and boatload of healing vibes out to Amber Birtcil who, along with her horse Cinzano, suffered a scary fall during the CCI4*-L cross country at Galway Downs
Wednesday News & Notes from Haygain
You know what’s nearly as fun as the competition season? Off-season hacking, at least in my opinion! There’s something deeply satisfying and relaxing about wandering through the fall foliage with nowhere to be in a hurry
Monday Video: #MondayMotivation Thanks to Alexandra MacLeod
Can we officially add Alexandra MacLeod‘s name to the list of way cool eventing wonder women? (The correct answer is YES.) In case you missed it, Alex recently topped the leaderboard of the Galway Downs Fall
Sunday Links from Fairfax & Favor
You may have noticed — hopefully you noticed! — an additional level of detail in the live stream commentary at Tryon this weekend. Thanks to Amanda Chance, who runs the popular blog Breed.Ride.Event, commentators were supplied
Saturday Links
Cross country courses are literally works of art! I think that in a way the course design itself and its use of terrain is art, but of course there’s also the fabulous woodcarvings produced by course
Monday Video: Defeat the Drift by Turning the Saddle
One of the frustrating beautiful things about riding is that it’s always a work in progress and it’s never not beneficial to go back and work on some basics. With the off-season on the immediate