LONDON, Dec. 16, 2013–Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro posted the second highest Grand Prix score ever of 84.851 per cent in winning the London Olympia World Cup Grand Prix Monday, just 1.091 per cent below the British double Olympic gold medal…
LONDON, Dec. 15, 2013–Alf, as Mistral Hojris has been known to the world since the teenager Laura Bechtolsheimer rode the Danish Warmblood in Young Riders in 2005, their first international competition, officially retires in what is sure to be an…
WELLINGTON, Florida, Dec. 14, 2013–When Woodstock arrived at the stables of Arlene”Tuny” Page exactly a year ago the 10-year-old Dutch-bred gelding brought with him more than hopes to make a United States team…
NAYPYITAW, Myanmar, Dec. 14, 2013–Praveen Nair Mathavan of Malaysia rode Sein Win Mal to capture the individual dressage gold medal at the Sutheast Asia Games Saturday while Indonesian combinations took silver and bronze…
LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Dec. 13, 2013–Legolas, the 11-year-old Westfale gelding ridden by Steffen Peters, on Friday was named Adequan/United States Dressage Federation Grand Prix Horse of the Year for the second straight year….
NAYPYITAW, Myanmar, Dec. 13–Indonesia won the Nations Cup gold medal, host Myanmar the silver and Singapore bronze at the 27th Southeast Asia Games Friday…
Omaha, Nebraska being named along with London and Den Bosch in the Netherlands as a bidder for the 2017 World Cup Finals of dressage and jumping may have surprised many in the horse world but the city that typifies American…
Lima, Peru was selected to host the 2019 Pan American Games just weeks before problems transporting horses to Lima from the United States led to the elimination of Venezuela as a team in the dressage Nations Cup at the Bolivarian…
LINCOLN, Nebraska, Dec. 10, 2013–The Dressage Foundation has announced the recipients of the Carol Lavell Gifted Memorial Fund Scholarships of $1,000 to nine Adult Amateur riders for training…
Caroline Roffman has fulfilled one of her goals of reaching Grand Prix with the 10-year-old Her Highness O that she trained from life as a broodmare to compete in both the United States and Europe…
