Friday News & Notes from World Equestrian Brands
My horse Nyls is on a diet because he has always been an air fern and the grass this year is absolutely bonkers. Let’s just say he is NOT pleased with the situation, and after
Eventing
News, information and blogs about the sport of Eventing and horse trials.
Thursday Video from FLAIR Nasal Strips: Courtney Cooper on Selecting a Horse
One of my favorite casual pastimes is perusing sale videos of horses that pop up on my feed. It’s somewhat of a curiosity thing – I enjoy learning what it is you should be looking
Who Jumped It Best? Larkin Hill Intro Edition
It’s time for another edition of Who Jumped It Best? Our latest edition is brought to you once again by Joan Davis of Flatlandsfoto (don’t forget to order your show prints at her website here!),
Coral Keen’s eventing blog: all change — in a good way
Coral has some exciting news to share
Why Bryony Holloway Moved From BE To BSJA
Arabella Barnes Bryony has been a horse enthusiast since she was a little girl. Her family where not horsey at all, so getting into the sport was a challenge and something she worked incredibly hard for. “My family wouldn’t have known whether I was riding round Badminton or doing an egg and spoon race” says…
Thursday News & Notes from Taylor Harris Insurance Services (THIS)
The past weekend’s Larkin Hill H.T. was the first official USEA Area I event of the season, and by all accounts everyone was excited to not only be celebrating the Fourth of July, but also
Wednesday Video from Kentucky Performance Products: The ‘Star’ Exercise for Improving Rhythm and Accuracy
One of my favourite exercises to help with a multitude of skills for jumping . Particularly good for improving canter rhythm, accuracy (being central over rails and learning to ‘see ‘ distances ) steering with
Entries Now Open for MARS Great Meadow International + New CCI3*L Pending Approval
Entries are officially open today for the MARS Great Meadow International, taking place Aug. 20-23 in The Plains, Virginia. This year, organizers are thrilled to offer an expanded selection of divisions, including a new Preliminary
Quarrycrest Echo, British Team Gold Medal Winner, Euthanized Due to Rare Disease
Quarrycrest Echo, a team horse piloted by Piggy French for Great Britain until December of 2019 when he was sold to Japan for Toshiyuki Tanaka, was euthanized this past weekend after suffering from eosinophilic enteritis,
Application Deadline for $5,000 Diversity Scholarship Extended by One Week to July 17
Randy Ward and Grando. Photo by Jenni Autry. “We as a horse community need to grow, to reach new audiences and to introduce another generation of riders to keep our sport going strong. A