LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Oct. 10–Henk Rottinghuis, the Dutch candidate for the International Equestrian Association presidency, brought his campaign to the World Equestrian Games with promises to unite the sport that he accused the current leadership of failing to achieve over the…

LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Oct. 9–Belgium’s Philippe Le Jeune who admits he prefers horses to humans became the world champion jumper rider Saturday night in an exciting Final Four jumpoff in which Adbullah al Sharbatly won silver to become the first Middle…

LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Oct. 9–The four-in-hand driving carriage of Ijsbrand Chardon of the Netherlands was vandalized–the Dutch are calling it “sabotage”–during the night and he had to delay starting in the marathon on the cross country course of the World Equestrian…

LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Oct. 8–The Final Four in the World Equestrian Games jumping championship were decided in an exciting two-round competitions Friday night and for the first time will come from four continents, including the first from Asia, for the Saturday…

Steffen Peters studied judges’ score sheets and videos of the top five combinations in the world looking for ways to add marks in Ravel’s performances at the World Equestrian Games in preparation similar to top athletes in professional sports such…

LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Oct. 6–Germany was nearly perfect to win the team gold medal with France taking the silver and Belgium bronze at the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games Wednesday night…

One of the sensations of the World Equestrian Games in Lexington, Kentucky was Australian Brett Parbery and Victory Salute, bred Down Under and still owned by Carolyn Lieutenant. They performed a personal best in the Grand Prix Special which had…

LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Oct. 5–Germany inched to the top of the team jumping world championships Tuesday, but six nations were within a single rail that will make for a nail-biting final round under lights at the World Equestrian Games in the…

Anne Gribbons, the Technical Advisor for U.S. dressage, a bureaucratic title that in real life means part coach, part judge, part disciplinarian, part psychologist, a lot the go-to person–in other words, the leader, was asked by dressage-news.com to tell her…

LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Oct. 4–The United States finished one and two in the speed competition that was the first jumping event of the World Equestrian Games and put the team at the top of the leaderboard…