Taking a clinic with a world champion eventer is a great opportunity to learn and develop as a rider. It also provides the chance to ask a question that’s been burning for over a decade.
“We’re average, but at least we’re consistently average.” In this week’s Lessons Learned, Ainsley Jacobs discusses feeling average as she continues to compete on JJ in eventing.
“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!”
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.
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.
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!
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.
