When Belgian show jumper Emilie Conter and her partner Portobella Van De Fruitkorf landed from the last in-and-out and headed to the final fence in Saturday’s jump-off for the $500,000 Bainbridge Companies CSI5* Grand Prix, Conter started to press the mare forward but then paused. “I wanted to see if I should take the leave-out […]
The manufacturer of a calming supplement at the center of a doping case that led to the disqualification of rider Tine Magnus and the Belgian eventing team from the 2024 Paris Olympics on Thursday, March 13, released a statement saying accidental contamination was to blame for the situation. Magnus’ horse Dia Van Het Lichterveld Z tested […]
Para-dressage rider Fiona Howard had only one thing on her mind as she and Diamond Dunes trotted down their final centerline Sunday, moments before setting a new world record with their freestyle: staying on. The rubber band that keeps her right foot secured to the stirrup had snapped, taking away her base of support. “I […]
The definite list of entries for the 45th edition of the Longines FEI World Cup Final, which will take place April 3-6 in Basel, Switzerland, has been confirmed. Forty-two athletes from 23 countries will line up alongside 51 horses to decide who will be crowned the World Cup champion. Defending champion Henrik von Eckermann of […]
On a recent trip to Dubai, amateur rider Sasha Khursheed Said reconnected with a long-lost relative, uncovering a piece of equestrian family history. Her great-grandfather, she learned, was the veterinary inspector at the Renala Khurd Redmount Stables, a breeding farm that produced top-tier cavalry horses in pre-Partition India. “Had you asked how I got into […]
The U.S. Equestrian Federation has announced the combinations who will represent the United States at the 2025 FEI Dressage World Cup Final, to take place April 4-5 in Basel, Switzerland. • Kevin Kohmann (Wellington, Florida) and Dünensee, a 16-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding (Dancier—Doublette, Davignon I) bred by Monika Fartmann, owned by Diamante Farms and cared for by […]
Last month, at a sanctioned hunter/jumper show held at Fox Lea Farm in Venice, Florida, 14-year-old Ryan Haselden suffered a sudden cardiac arrest while competing. Miraculously, she survived—despite the fact that fewer than 10 percent of people who arrest outside of a hospital setting do—because this venue flawlessly executed its emergency response plan, had qualified […]
Caroline Pamukcu is used to being on the go, having competed 18 horses 93 times from beginner novice to advanced in 2024. But she left the show scene in October, as she and her husband Deniz Pamukcu prepared for a new chapter of their life: parenthood. The couple welcomed daughter Blake Pamukcu, who shares a […]
Brian Feigus has been all in on hunters and jumpers since he was 13 years old. Growing up in Farmingdale, New Jersey, with a mother who taught lessons at the family farm, Feigus has always been passionate about training, teaching and showing. He’s racked up top placings on a string of horses and maintained a […]
Should jumper, and possibly hunter riders, have to demonstrate competence to move up the levels of competition? That was a question Britt McCormick, president of the U.S. Hunter Jumper Association, asked a group of approximately 40 people who attended the USHJA Hunter Forum West, held Monday at Desert International Horse Park in Thermal, California. Getting […]
When Belgian show jumper Emilie Conter and her partner Portobella Van De Fruitkorf landed from the last in-and-out and headed to the final fence in Saturday’s jump-off for the $500,000 Bainbridge Companies CSI5* Grand Prix, Conter started to press the mare forward but then paused. “I wanted to see if I should take the leave-out […]
The manufacturer of a calming supplement at the center of a doping case that led to the disqualification of rider Tine Magnus and the Belgian eventing team from the 2024 Paris Olympics on Thursday, March 13, released a statement saying accidental contamination was to blame for the situation. Magnus’ horse Dia Van Het Lichterveld Z tested […]
Para-dressage rider Fiona Howard had only one thing on her mind as she and Diamond Dunes trotted down their final centerline Sunday, moments before setting a new world record with their freestyle: staying on. The rubber band that keeps her right foot secured to the stirrup had snapped, taking away her base of support. “I […]
The definite list of entries for the 45th edition of the Longines FEI World Cup Final, which will take place April 3-6 in Basel, Switzerland, has been confirmed. Forty-two athletes from 23 countries will line up alongside 51 horses to decide who will be crowned the World Cup champion. Defending champion Henrik von Eckermann of […]
On a recent trip to Dubai, amateur rider Sasha Khursheed Said reconnected with a long-lost relative, uncovering a piece of equestrian family history. Her great-grandfather, she learned, was the veterinary inspector at the Renala Khurd Redmount Stables, a breeding farm that produced top-tier cavalry horses in pre-Partition India. “Had you asked how I got into […]
The U.S. Equestrian Federation has announced the combinations who will represent the United States at the 2025 FEI Dressage World Cup Final, to take place April 4-5 in Basel, Switzerland. • Kevin Kohmann (Wellington, Florida) and Dünensee, a 16-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding (Dancier—Doublette, Davignon I) bred by Monika Fartmann, owned by Diamante Farms and cared for by […]
Last month, at a sanctioned hunter/jumper show held at Fox Lea Farm in Venice, Florida, 14-year-old Ryan Haselden suffered a sudden cardiac arrest while competing. Miraculously, she survived—despite the fact that fewer than 10 percent of people who arrest outside of a hospital setting do—because this venue flawlessly executed its emergency response plan, had qualified […]
Caroline Pamukcu is used to being on the go, having competed 18 horses 93 times from beginner novice to advanced in 2024. But she left the show scene in October, as she and her husband Deniz Pamukcu prepared for a new chapter of their life: parenthood. The couple welcomed daughter Blake Pamukcu, who shares a […]
Brian Feigus has been all in on hunters and jumpers since he was 13 years old. Growing up in Farmingdale, New Jersey, with a mother who taught lessons at the family farm, Feigus has always been passionate about training, teaching and showing. He’s racked up top placings on a string of horses and maintained a […]
Should jumper, and possibly hunter riders, have to demonstrate competence to move up the levels of competition? That was a question Britt McCormick, president of the U.S. Hunter Jumper Association, asked a group of approximately 40 people who attended the USHJA Hunter Forum West, held Monday at Desert International Horse Park in Thermal, California. Getting […]
