LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Jan. 23–Debbie McDonald, Olympic and World Equestrian Games medalist and World Cup champion, has been named the U.S. Developing Dressage Coach…

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 23–Moorlands Totilas easily won the World Cup qualifying Grand Prix Freestyle Saturday and shot to the top of the series leaderboard, but the other top placegetters surprised the sport’s longtime champions, Anky van Grunsven and Isabell Werth…

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AMSTERDAM, Jan. 22–Moorlands Totilas ridden by Edward Gal won the Jumping Amsterdam Grand Prix at the World Cup qualifying event Friday, but the Britain’s Laura Bechtolsheimer on her Olympic mount Mistral Hojris came second ahead of Anky van Grunsven and…

OTTAWA, Ontario, Jan. 21– The 2010 Dressage Short and Long Lists for Canada, based on criteria that considered 2009 competition results, were announced Thursday by Dressage Canada’s Senior High Performance Committee…

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, July 18–The FEI today launched A new Internet website dedicated to the Clean Sport Campaign was launched Monday by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI)…

WELLINGTON, Florida, Jan. 17–Isabell Werth and Anky van Grunsven, who dominated dressage for the first decade of the 21st century, will compete at the Exquis World Dressage Masters Palm Beach next month along with 2009 World Cup champion Steffen Peters…

LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, Jan. 16–Jessica Ransehousen, who competed in three Olympic Games for the United States almost a quarter century apart, received a Lifetime Achievement Award and the Jimmy A. Williams Trophy from the U.S. Equestrian Federation Saturday night…

LOUSIVILLE, Kentucky, Jan. 16–Steffen Peters was named the United States Equestrian of the Year on Saturday night, just a day after his World Cup championship mount Ravel was declared Horse of the Year…