Julio Mendoza Loor and Jewel’s Goldstrike captured the World Cup Grand Prix Freestyle Sunday with the highest score in three years for the American-based rider from Ecuador….
CAPPELN, Germany, Aug. 22–Isabell Werth and Satchmo recovered from their disappointing placing the Grand Prix to win the Grand Prix Special at the inaugural CDI4* Sunday, and will continue preparations for the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky a month from…
ROTTERDAM, Aug. 21–A Internet site for the 2011 European Dressage Championships–http://www.ecdressage2011.com– has been launched to mark the one year countdown to the event to be held at Rotterdam Aug. 18-21…
COPENHAGEN, Aug. 21–The Danish team for the World Equestrian Games includes 2008 Olympic team bronze medalists Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein on Digby and Anne van Olst on Exquis Clearwater joined by Anne Troensegaard on Seduc and Sune Hansen on Gredstedgaards Casmir…
Look What Happens When You Don’t Make the WEG Team!!-Leslie Morse…
CAPPELN, Germany, Aug. 21–Victoria Max-Theurer on her European Championship stallion Augustin OLD won the Grand Prix to qualify for the freestyle Saturday, while Isabell Werth and Satchmo finished a disappointing third as the top German faces a decision which of…
Anne Gribbons: The Road to Kentucky for America’s team. An interview…
COPENHAGEN, Aug. 20–The immensely popular Princess Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein made a triumphant return to competition Friday–after giving birth to a baby boy four weeks ago–by riding her top horse, Digby, to victory in the Grand Prix at the 1st Horse…
LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Aug. 20–Jeremy Steinberg, successful from Young Rider to Grand Prix, has been appointed the inaugural U.S. Equestrian Federation National Dressage Youth Coach…
CAPPELN, Germany, Aug. 20–In their final competition before the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky, Great Britain’s medal hopefuls Laura Bechtolsheimer and Mistral Hojris dominated the Grand Prix qualifying for the Kür on Friday at this newly created CDI4* at historic…
LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Aug. 18–Fifty-eight nations have nominated entries for the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in Kentucky next month, slightly fewer than the 61 nations represented at the previous world championships in Aachen, Germany four years ago…