HOOGE MIERDE, Netherlands, Oct. 21–A planned training session of Edward Gal and Moorlands Totilas with Nicole Werner is now unlikely to take place at the Global Dressage Forum next week as a result of the sale of the stallion to…

LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Oct. 20–World Equestrian Games organizers on Wednesday released the top U.S. states and nations that made up the 507,022 people who attended the 16-day event…

LINCOLN, Nebraska, Oct. 19–The Renee Isler Dressage Support Fund at the Dressage Foundation is increasing financial assistance for Young Riders after expanding to include aid to professionals…

LONDON, Oct. 19–Tickets for the London 2012 Olympic Games equestrian events will range from prices starting at £20 and as high as £275 (US$31.40-$432.00) when they go on sale next March. Special prices apply to children 16 and under and…

LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Oct. 19–Official numbers from the World Equestrian Games from Sept. 25 through Oct. 10…

OSLO, Oct. 17–Edward Gal on Interfloor Next One easily won the Grand Prix and the Freestyle at the Oslo Horse Show CDI3* in the first competition for the Dutch rider since the World Equestrian Games and the loss of the…

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Oct. 15–No prohibited drugs were found in 82 horses tested at the World Equestrian Games that ended in Kentucky last Sunday following 10 days of competition…

Speculation is rampant as to the new rider of Totilas sold to Paul Schockemöhle in Germany whose Performance Sales International breeding and sales operations are perhaps the largest and most effective for show horses anywhere in the world…

Totilas, the most successful dressage horse in history with three gold medals from the World Equestrian Games and who holds all three Grand Prix level world records, has been sold to Paul Schockemöhle of Performance Sales International in Germany…

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Oct. 13–Steffen Peters and Ravel of the United States zoomed up the International Equestrian Federation Rankings to 4th place from 35th based on their World Equestrian Games performances, while Edward Gal and Moorands Totilas maintained their No. 1…