When the crowd packed into the 5,000-seat Deutsche Bank Stadium booed the judges for not giving a higher score to Steffen Peters and Ravel in the CDIO Grand Prix Freestyle at Aachen, Germany, it was resounding approval for a performance…

HICKSTEAD, England, July 19–Dressage at Hickstead announced Tuesday the withdrawal of five top riders–four of them ranked in the top 10 in the world–from the World Dressage Masters CDI5* July 30-31 that it described as “a great let down for…

AACHEN, Germany, July 17–Totilas, ridden by Matthias Alexander Rath, won the Grand Prix Freestyle Sunday to become Dressage Champion of Aachen, but Steffen Peters and Ravel stole the heart of the crowd who booed his runnerup score of less than…

AACHEN, Germany, July 16–Steffen Peters rode Weltino’s Magic,, a horse that was doubtful about coming to Germany, to victory in the Intermediaire I Saturday night to complete a sweep of the small tour at the world’s most prestigious horse show…

AACHEN, Germany, July 16–Totilas ridden by Matthias Alexander Rath won the CDIO Grand Prix Special Saturday with the highest score so far for the partnership with a display of harmony and power that gave the pair the only score above…

AACHEN, Germany, July 15–The Netherlands won the increasingly popular and highly competitive Under-25 team competition Friday at the prestigious World Equestrian Festival, while Spain’s Morgan Barbançon riding Anky van Grunsven’s IPS Painted Black was the claimed individual honors….

Images of the World Equestrian Festival CHIO Grand Prix at Aachen…

AACHEN, Germany, July 14–Led by Totilas ridden by Matthias Alexander Rath, Germany overcame the loss of one of their team combinations Thursday to capture the CDIO Nations Cup for the first time in three years at what is their hometown…

AACHEN, Germany, July 13–Steffen Peters and Weltino’s Magic topped some of the world’s top riders on their best small tour horses to win the Prix St. Georges in the first dressage competition of the World Equestrian Festival CHIO Aachen Wednesday…

AACHEN, Germany, July 13–Sundayboy, restored by Günter Seidel to international Grand Prix level after a long layoff recovering from an injury, is out again for about two months with a new injury…