Steffen Peters and Suppenkasper have only one more competition to go that could earn the rider a return to Las Vegas where 11 years ago he became only the second American World Cup champion….
Naïma Moreira Laliberté at the age of 23 is the youngest competitor in the World Cup North American League as she was in the Grand Prix lineup when helping Canada earn team gold at the Pan American Games a year…
WELLINGTON, Florida, Jan. 16, 2020–Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu could face a dilemma with All, her international partner for the past seven years–whether to compete at her first World Cup Final or focus on making her Olympic debut….
Jill Irving’s double victory at Florida’s Global Dressage Festival set the tone for Canada’s Olympic dressage selection series with at least another six shows in the United States before the wrapup at home in Canada in five months….
Six months after Steffen Peters disclosed mental health issues sustained after a quarter century among the world’s elite competitors, the rider reports he works daily on recovery, imprinting images of his 2009 World Cup victory on Ravel to control his…
WELLINGTON, Florida, Jan, 11, 2020–Steffen Peters rode Suppenkasper to their second highest Grand Prix Special score Saturday to win the Adequan Global Dressage Festival CDI3* and put behind the American Olympic and world championship rider’s Grand Prix result two days…
Canada’s Pan American Games team gold medal partnership of Jill Irving and Degas posted a personal best score to win the Adequan Global Dressage Festival World Cup Freestyle Friday night and lead a Canadian sweep of the top three places…
Verdades is being retired at the age of 18 after a lifelong partnership with Laura Graves that earned Olympic and world championship medals to become one of the top horses in the history of American dressage….
Isabell Werth starts 2020 ranked top in the world with Bella Rose and becomes the first rider as year-end No. 1 on two different horses since the current format of ranking rider/horse combinations was begun in 2006. Great Britain’s Charlotte…
