Wizard, that Adrienne Lyle competed in London for her first Olympics, dies at age 27…
Both American horses–Calecto V ridden by Tina Konyot and Van the Man ridden by Cesar Parra–“look great,” U.S. Chef d”Equipe Robert Dover reported Thursday as they go through last-minute preparations for the Reem Acra FEI World Cup Final in Lyon,…
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, April 17, 2014–Bids for construction of the last 2016 Olympic Games complex of facilities to stage 11 sports–including the equestrian center–were called for by Brazilian authorities Thursday who reported costs have escalated 30 per cent since…
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, April 17, 2014–The world’s most extensive study into the effect of arena surfaces on the orthopedic health of sport horses in the seven international disciplines and in racing has been published by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI)…
LYON, France, April 17, 2014–The worlds of equestrian sport and ballet met face to face in spectacular fashion Thursday for a photoshoot to launch the start of the FEI World Cup Finals in Lyon, France this weekend…
The American-based horses and riders–Tina Konyot on Calecto V and Cesar Parra on Van the Man and Denmark’s Mikala Münter Gundersen on My Lady–were in Lyon, France Wednesday for the Reem Acra FEI World Cup Final this weekend…
The decision to award a place in the World Cup Final to Russia’s Elena Sidneva and Romeo-Star as a substitute for the scratched Lars Petersen and Mariett was made under a rule providing for International Equestrian Federation (FEI) starting places…
Questions were raised Tuesday over the apparent bypassing of the United States’ Catherine Haddad-Staller and Mane Stream Hotmail and naming Russia’s Elena Sidneva and Romeo-Star in the official entries for the World Cup Final in Lyon, France after Lars Petersen…
Mariett, the Danish Warmblood mare that made a miracle recovery from a serious hoof injury, is suffering from an abscess and the 16-year-old horse ridden by Florida-based Lars Petersen of Denmark on Tuesday was scratched from the World Cup Final…
Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro have a chance this week to capture Great Britain’s first ever World Cup and put the pair just one event from an individual Grand Slam of the globe’s four major dressage titles–Olympics, world championships, World Cup…
All jumper riders qualifying in the United States leagues–including an Egyptian and a Russian–will be paid the same big slice of their expenses to compete in the Final in Lyon, France this week as the 11 American combinations…