HERNING, Denmark, Aug. 23–Big differences in dressage judges’ scores that may have affected the award of medas will be reviewed by the International Equestrian Federation, with Dressage Committee Chairman Frank Kemperman saying Friday consideration will be given to the long-standing…

HERNING, Denmark, Aug. 23–Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro added to their trove of gold when the pair won the European Championship Grand Prix Special Friday in a comedy of errors by going off course as Helen Langehanenberg and Damon Hill NRW…

WAYNE, Illinois, Aug. 23–Ashlyn De Groot, who passed up a chance to take DG Dancing Queen to the World Young Horse Championships, won the five-year-old preliminary competition at the U.S. Young & Developing Horse Championships Thursday….

HERNING, Denmark, Aug. 22–Germany won the European Championship Nations Cup Thursday, the first time for the once dominant country in eight years and the first championship gold since the 2008 Beijing Olympics in a nail-biting finish that saw the Netherlands…

HERNING, Denmark, Aug. 22–Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro rode to a new Grand Prix world record Thursday of 85.942 per cent at the European Championships Nations Cup, breaking the previous record of 84.447 per cent the double Olympic gold medal pair…

Selection of horses and riders for Australia’s dressage team long list for the 2014 World Equestrian Games will require results from European competitions for all but one of eight combinations under a policy announced Thursday by Equestrian Australia….

HERNING, Denmark, Aug. 21–Germany took a clear lead on the first day of the European Cheampionships team competition Wednesday with their two horses and riders filling the top two spots while reigning Olympic champion Great Britain was the victim of…

Teams of mixed small and big tours will compete in two phases with a half-percentage point added to each competition for up to two Grand Prix horses per team in the proposed for the 2015 Pan American Games to be…

HERNING, Denmark, Aug. 20–Sweden will lead off the 18 nations with teams at the European Championships, possibly the most wide open in the 25-year history of the European with some last-minute replacement of horses that left Spain a combination short…

Emily Wagner is so far out of the dressage mainstream that she doesn’t need more than two fingers to count the number of international dressage competitions a year within a long day’s drive, but her American-bred, raised and trained Wakeup…