With the last qualifying round for the individual finals on the books before Saturday’s championship, we have time →
It’s not easy for anyone to get to the World Equestrian Games, but para-equestrian riders have proven game →
Ever have one of those days when it feels like no one appreciates your hard work? These guys →
Tomorrow, Lynn Symansky and her off-track Thoroughbred, Donner, will ride the dressage portion at the World Equestrian Games Three-Day →
Holy Charles Owen! →
Hilly terrain and technical questions on Pierre Michelet’s 35-jump course will mean a lot of tired horses this →
Check out all the results and history of the World Equestrian Games. Today we talk about the 1994 →
In case you’ve been living under a rock – it’s WEG week! What’s on tap today? Well, endurance →
Endurance and event riders prep for the insanity to begin tomorrow, and a para-dressage horse with an um, →
…but as usual, there’s so much more than that going on. We’ll bring you the best of social →
The dynamic duo is kicking dressage butt and taking names. →
Today is a rest day for the reiners–allowing Phil Ghazala to “fill the studio with Stetsons.” →
The Tricep Dip may not be the first exercise that comes to mind for riders–but for the love →
Will Grade II para-dressage rider Natasha Baker lead team Great Britain to gold again? →
French bouncers gone wild, Swedish reiners on carousels, and beer…not a bad start to our first day at →
How did the World Equestrian Games start? Find out here, and stay tuned for more WEG history every →
Will the U.S. team tear up the XC course like Peter Atkins and Henny did in 2010? →
81 reining trips later, I’ll admit it: I laughed, I cried, I fell completely in love all over →
Phil Ghazala is back–this time, to recap with part of the Canadian para-dressage team and others. →
USA and Germany brought home golds in team reining and team dressage respectively–but what went on behind the →
Another rainy day made conditions challenging on this first medal day. (Reiners, ironically, were completely protected from the →
Is equine donation the right option for you and your horse? We spoke with two experts in the →
Fly whisks as museum curiosities can be VERY curious indeed. →
Joell Dunlap’s OTTB Lee never stopped giving–even after he was gone. →
Tune in, and learn whether French cowboys get nervous, what it’s like to run a family equine business, →
