Cesar Parra, USA dressage competitor & trainer suspended from horse sports for alleged abuse, will face disciplinary proceedings by the FEI, the International Equestrian Federation, according to knowledgeable sources…
Cesar Parra, “provisionally suspended” from competition for accusations of horse abuse, is being sued in a federal civil suit for alleged fraud and other charges over the ownership of a mare on which he was disqualified for a drug violation…
Foreign participants in U.S. national events will be required to join the U.S. federation as competing members and undergo Safe Sport training effective Sept. 31…
David O’Connor, Olympic eventing gold medalist, has been appointed to the newly created position of U.S. Equestrian Chief of Sport while Canadian Graeme Thom becomes Director of High Performance Sport Programs to succeed Will Connell…
More than $60,000 has been awarded to seven projects across the United States–two of them for programs directed at servicemen and women–in the inaugural year of the U.S. Federation’s Opportunity Fund…
Hampton Green Farm and Discover Dressage, major sponsors of the sport in the United States, on Monday were named Official Founding Partners of the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Florida….
Dressage riders at United States Equestrian competitions will be able to wear coats of any color as of Dec. 1, in a move to “modernize” the traditional dress code that has required “dark” coats and jackets for all but freestyles….
The World Equestrian Center has given assurances that national and international dressage competitions sanctioned by the U.S. and International federations will continue to be staged at Ocala, Florida even though all hunter/jumper events will be approved solely by the National…
The United States Equestrian Federation said Wednesday it is “optimistic” a limited number of spectators will be allowed at horse shows by mid-May as well over 100 million Americans–about one-third of the population–have received at least one coronavirus vaccination….
