#EVENTING | HORSE NATION

“We want not just to be a horse show facility for all breeds and disciplines, but to also offer public access. We talk about how we [the horse community] have access, we want the community to have access as well!”

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Streaming launches April 30!

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An overview of the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event!

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Good news for the Pacific Northwest’s emerging eventing scene: the Oregon Horse Center, perhaps most famous for its extreme indoor mountain trail course, has opened a new eventing venue! Biz Stamm has the scoop.

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Move over, chestnut horse leaping a ditch… we’ve found our new favorite event horse to watch.

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There is no such thing as a “non-barn” breed of dog.

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Stacey Chepren of the blog ‘The Jumping Percheron’ shares an important answer to a common question: how does eventing work on a full Percheron draft?

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Get to know the man at the top of the standings after a wild cross-country day Monday.

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On the eve of the 2016 Olympic opening ceremonies, we take a look back at Leslie Wylie’s coverage of the 2015 Olympic Test Event in Rio as she contends with a vibrant but troubled city fraught with contradiction.

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Sally Spickard traces Michael Jung’s journey to winning the Rolex Grand Slam of Eventing after his victory at Badminton last weekend: Jung becomes only the second rider in history to capture this title!

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The Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event is well underway at Lexington’s Kentucky Horse Park — and to no one’s surprise, Germany’s Michael Jung and fischerRocana FST are leading the way after the first day of dressage.

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The first jog is in the books!

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Kentucky Performance Products owner Karen Isberg reflects on the development of The Natural E, or Leo, the Elevate Event Team’s eventing horse.

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Enter at A, let mind wander. Eventer Lila Gendal outlines the five thoughts she has as she enters the dressage ring. Any of them sound familiar?

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Be still, our hearts.

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Remember Ryan and her in-hand donkey eventer KitKat? You won’t believe how far they’ve come.

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Because some relationships were simply meant to be. (more…)

Hilly terrain and technical questions on Pierre Michelet’s 35-jump course will mean a lot of tired horses this Saturday. (more…)

We recently caught up with the new owners of eventer Julie Wolfert’s former Intermediate mount, Buenos Dias, who lost her eye after a pasture injury. (more…)

When you find an equestrian discipline you really click with, it’s a special thing. Lila Gendal explains why eventing is her sport of choice. (more…)

You might recognize Yvette Seger’s column from Eventing Nation, but she’ll be guest-starring on Horse Nation this week. Take it away, Yvette… (more…)

College can put a damper on even the most enthusiastic young rider’s eventing career. Ryann Quigley, co-founder of the High Point University (NC) Eventing Team, explains how she and her her teammates make it work. (more…)

Nothing is ever simple with horses, and setbacks always show up when you least expect them. Columnist Katy Groesbeck talks about her recently derailed plan to do a fall three-star. (more…)

U.S. eventer Sinead Halpin showed the world what was up this weekend at Burghley, finishing in 2nd. This video is definitely one to keep in your mental filing cabinet. (more…)