MILL SPRING, North Carolina, Sept. 15, 2017–Alexandra Duncan on Vitall won the World Cup Grand Prix Friday for the first Big Tour victory for the Canadian rider and her 15-year-old KWPN gelding that returned to competition after a 2 1/2-year…
LIMA, Peru, Sept. 13, 2017–Paris was formally awarded the Olympics and Paralympics for 2024 and Los Angeles for 2028 in the first dual selection of successive Games…
WELLINGTON, Florida, Sept. 11, 2017–Hurricane Irma’s winds and rain left South Florida’s horse communities water-logged and littered with tree damage but no serious issues with horses and farms were reported Monday…
WELLINGTON, Florida, Sept. 10, 2017–Hurricane Irma’s winds and rain battered South Florida’s horse country throughout the day Sunday, causing widespread power cuts but no major injuries to horses or damage to barns was reported…
The first effects of Hurricane Irma brushed South Florida’s horse country with rain bursts and increasing winds Saturday but the most destructive impact was expected on the state’s west coast. With no change in the projected track, the major effect…
LINCOLN, Nebraska, Sept. 8, 2017–A bequest by the late Lowell Boomer, founder of The Dressage Foundation 28 years ago, has led to more than $328,000 being gifted to the organization…
WELLINGTON, Florida, Sept. 8, 2017–South Florida highways saw only light traffic Friday after an estimated 650,000 people evacuated ahead of Hurricane Irma that was hovering near category 5 strength and was projected to slither to the west coast of the…
WELLINGTON, Florida, Sept. 8, 2017–All of South Florida including the equestrian community centered on Wellington was under a hurricane warning as Irma approached the peninsula with maximum sustained winds of 165 miles/265 km an hour…
A hurricane watch was officially declared for South Florida, including the heavily horse populated areas centered in Wellington, with Hurricane Irma expected to make landfall in about 48 hours with what officials described as “life threatening” winds. The United States…
WELLINGTON, Florida, Sept. 6, 2017–Hurricane Irma steam rolled through the Caribbean with no sign of lessening of maximum sustained winds of 185 miles/295 km per hour spread over an area three times the size of the entire state of Florida…
