Ann Romney on her first trip with horses found the Adequan Global Dressage Festival an “exciting environment that will help inspire” improvement, Harmony Sporthorse trainers from Great Britain and Germany were excited to compete in the first of seven weeks…

José Antonio Garcia Mena, the rider of the now retired Norte Lovera, will work with El Santo NRW as a possible 2016 Olympic mount for Spain but rider Isabell Werth stressed any arrangement is a long way from being finalized…

WELLINGTON, Florida, Jan. 12, 2016–Chris von Martels, Canada’s Pan American Games team silver and individual bronze medalist, has secured two new mounts that he plans to campaign this year…

LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Jan. 12, 2015–Chris Welton, a former Olympic marketing executive, has quit as Chief Executive Officer of the United States Equestrian Federation after just 18 months in the post and William Moroney of the U.S. Hunter Jumper Association will…

Reflections on the Robert Dover HorseMastership Week — by Julia Barton, participant. Julia Barton is 14 years old and lives in Lawrence, Kansas. She is a freshman at Bishop Seabury Academy. She won the 2015 13 & Under U.S. Equestrian…

WELLINGTON, Florida, Jan. 10, 2016–The winter long Adequan Global Dressage Festival that could arguably be the most intensive circuit to qualify for the Olympic Games gets underway Thursday with 43 horses and riders from 15 nations entered in the World…

DRACHTEN, Netherlands, Jan. 10,2016–Marlies Van Baalen rode Ratzinger to a personal best score to win the Indoor Drachten CDI3* Grand Prix Freestyle Sunday while the German-based American Jennifer Hoffmann on Florentinus V won the Intermediate 1…

Robert Dover HorseMastership Week – Day 6. Blog by Kerrigan Gluch…

DRACHTEN, Netherlands, Jan. 8, 2016–Sweden’s Juliette Ramel on Buriel K.H. won the Indoor Drachten CDI3* Grand Prix Special Saturday for the second victory in the pair’s inaugural international Big Tour event and the first CDI of the year…

Robert Dover HorseMastership Week – Day 5. Blog by Kerrigan Gluch…