HORSE NATION

When Eric Lamaze is on the warpath, you’d best not stand in his way. Abby Gibbon reports on the Canadian show jumper’s reaction to teammate Tiffany Foster’s disqualification. continue reading »

Throughout the Olympics, Horse Nation is capping off each day with a pint-sized synopsis of the most recent Olympic equestrian sporting festivities. Here’s your Happy Hour report for Wednesday, August 8. continue reading »

Throughout the Olympics, Horse Nation will be capping off each day with a pint-sized synopsis of the most recent Olympic equestrian sporting festivities. Here’s your Happy Hour report for Sunday, August 5. continue reading »

Throughout the Olympics, Horse Nation will be capping off each day with a pint-sized synopsis of the most recent Olympic equestrian sporting festivities. Here’s your Happy Hour report for Saturday, August 4. continue reading »

Between now and the Olympics, Liz Fletcher is going to be filling us in on everything we need to know to be an informed spectator. Yesterday, she gave us the ins-and-outs of Olympic dressage; today, we get the scoop on show jumping. continue reading »

Our favorite hunter-jumper pundit, Miss Carley Sparks, has spoken. She breaks down the Olympic showjumping team selection process and gives George some advice on which horse/rider combos deserve plane tickets. continue reading »

Featuring photos by HN’s good friend Helene Gallagher from Saturday’s Olympic showjumping observation event, the subject of today’s contest: The liverpool–who jumped it best? continue reading »

Show jumping is  a sport of highs and lows, literally. Check out this video and interview of Tim Stockdale winning his first major competition since breaking his neck last fall. continue reading »

17 year old show jumping phenom and US Olympic hopeful Reed Kessler and her family have just bought a horse farm in Lexington, Kentucky.

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Have you ever wondered what a $5.1 million barn looks like? Horse Nation is here to give you the grand tour of Sequoyah Farms. continue reading »

The United States Equestrian Federation has announced the four competitions that will host the 2012 US Show Jumping Team Observation Events. continue reading »

From Ali Smallpage over at EN: Despite his broken leg, McClain Ward has been named to the London Long List.  He’s on the list with two of his mounts, Antares F and, of course, Sapphire. continue reading »

Tumbleweed blowing across your social calendar? Fear not–the USEF Network has big plans for you this weekend: three days of action-packed jumping competition, live from Wellington. continue reading »

For the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame, of course. Voting opened today to determine the next class of inductees, and the show-jumping legend is included among the individual nominee finalists. continue reading »

Bay Area Equestrian Network brings us this video from two-time Olympic silver medalist Greg Best, in which he describes optimal positions for approach, take off and landing. continue reading »

Robert Ridland will become the next U.S. Show Jumping Chef e’ Equipe after George Morris retires from his position in 2013 after six years of service. continue reading »

It was back-t0-basics at a clinic with Grand Prix jumper rider Dani Grice in Minnesota. Emily Kelly, Jessi Derry and Maura Daugherty fill us in on what we missed. continue reading »

Do you have a freaking cool horse? Is it an amazing jumper? Does it want to go be in training with the Maddens for three months at no cost to you? Here’s the fine print: continue reading »

The stakes were high in Wellington on Saturday night but Engle and Indigo managed to hold off the competition and win the $125,000 World Cup Qualifier Grand Prix at FTI WEG. continue reading »

The ladies showed the men who wears the britches in show jumping at Saturday night’s $55,000 Nespresso Battle of the Sexes at the FTI Consulting Winter Equestrian Festival. continue reading »