Romanov, the 13-year-old Oldenburg stallion, has been sold to Glock to continue to be competed by Edward Gal who took over the ride 15 months ago when the horse was owned by Blue Hors stud in Denmark…

The World Cup Finals of dressage and jumping for 2015 have been withdrawn from Gadalajara, Mexico, and International Equestrian Federation announced Friday Las Vegas has been asked to step in to host the only annual global championships of the two…

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Jan. 10–Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro, the first British combination to head the FEI World Dressage Rankings, have started the New Year in style by reclaiming the top spot in the latest standings released Thursday…

After two decades living and competing in the heart of dressage, Catherine Haddad Staller feared it would “be very hard” to leave Germany and second guessed her decision until she headed back to the United States to make a new…

WELLINGTON, Florida, Jan. 8–A record of at least 6,000 jumper and hunter horses are projected to compete at the FTI Consulting Winter Equestrian Festival for prize money of almost $7 million over 12 weeks beginning Wednesday at the Palm Beach…

WEST PALM BEACH, Florida, Jan. 8–Swedish Olympic combinations Tinne Vilhelmsson-Silfvén and Don Auriello and Patrik Kittel and Waterill Scandic H.B.C. head a lineup that includes top ranked American Steffen Peters and Legolas for Florida’s fifth World Dressage Masters CDI5* to…

Brett Mace, in charge of Australia’s Olympic equestrian teams, has resigned as high peformance manager for the national federation after a review by the government sports agency of the Olympic procedures and results for all three disciplines. Among the issues…

WELLINGTON, Florida, Jan. 6–Ragtime, an Oldenburg gelding, was ridden by Kevin Kohmann of Germany to win the Spy Coast Farm Young Horse Show Series Final dressage test for four-year-olds Sunday…

WEST PALM BEACH, Florida, Jan. 5–Allison Brock competed on Rosevelt at Intermediate II Saturday to notch a victory in her first show since returning from 18 months training in Europe and take another step toward her goal of riding at…

Organizers of Florida’s Winter Equestrian Festival are suing the Village of Wellington, claiming that three newly elected members of the village council voted to kill an $80 million commercial expansion and creation of the Global Dressage Festival grounds as political…