Archive for March, 2009
A New Dawn for the Classic Format
Anyone who knows me well is painfully aware that at the drop of a hat I can drone on at great length about the virtues of the classic (that is, with-steeplechase) three-day event—and can be particularly long-winded about the one-star version of the classic. More…
Jim Wofford to Give Rolex Cross-Country Course Walk
Join eventing legend and Practical Horseman magazine columnist Jim Wofford for a free (with event admission) fun and educational cross-country course walk during the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event CCI**** at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington on Friday, April 24, 2009. More…
Current Entry List for Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event
Current entry list for the Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event.
Tryon Triumphs At Galway Downs International Horse Trials
Temecula, Calif., March 29, 2009 — With a faultless show jumping round on the final day of competition at the Galway Downs International Horse Trials, Amy Tryon and Leyland claimed the Adequan/USEA Gold Cup as the winner of the CIC3*.
Coroner Calls for Improved Safety After Horse Rider Death
Emma Jonathan, 23, had been competing in the Hartpury Horse Trials in Gloucestershire on August 8 last year. More…
British Eventing Puts Plans to Move Offices on Hold
British Eventing (BE) has decided to put controversial moving plans on hold in a bid to conserve funds. More…
Eventing Riders Form New Organisation
A group of professional horse trials riders in the United States have formed a new organisation to represent the interests of career riders competing at the highest levels of the sport. More…
Eventing Radio Episode 11 – The Rolex Rookies: 4 Weeks and Counting
Two Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event rookies join us this week to share their excitement. Learn how Ashley Adams and Maddie Blackman are feeling just four weeks away from their first 4 star event. Plus, eventing news and an exciting announcement. Listen in…
The 2010 Worth The Trust Scholarship applications are now available for Young Adult and Adult Amateurs!
The Worth the Trust Educational Scholarships reward up-and-coming eventers by helping to fund their training—clinics, working student opportunities, private, or group instruction. In addition, learning to officiate, working with a Course Designer, Technical Delegate, Judge, Veterinarian, Organizer, etc. are also appropriate uses of the scholarship.* More…
Course Designer Training Program & Continuing Education Clinic at Rebecca Farm
Have you ever thought about becoming a cross-country Course Designer? The USEA will be conducting a combined Course Design Training Program and Continuing Education Clinic July 24-26, 2009 during The Event at Rebecca Farm. More…