July 25 – August 15, 2025

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HISTORY ISSUE

Lana’s Legacy: ‘She Did It Because She Loved It’

As the first woman to compete in Olympic three-day eventing, Lana duPont Wright eventually made championship teams in three different sports—but never saw herself as a trailblazer.

Firsts, Facts, Medals And Milestones

Take a look at some important moments in equestrian sporting history.

For 100 Years, The Green Mountain Horse Association Has Created Community

Although the organization remains dedicated to its mission to offer competitive opportunities in “diverse equestrian disciplines,” it also prioritizes equestrian trails preservation, horsemanship and youth education. Participating in GMHA’s activities has served as the foundation for a pleasurable lifetime with horses for some, and a stepping stone to the world stage for others.

Advice, Reflections And Opinions: Looking Back At Decades Of Expert Commentary In the Chronicle

On July 7, 1989, Chronicle editor John Strassburger announced a new feature in the magazine: a weekly commentary column from a rotating cast of experts. We’ve compiled excerpts from a few Between Rounds to share with you. Some reflect a specific moment in time, some are evergreen, but all impart thoughtful analysis on the sport.

HORSE SHOWS

Living Legend: Margie Engle

Before Margie Engle was winning grand prix purses and jumping puissance walls that towered over her 5’1” frame, she was a spirited kid from Miami, bringing stray animals home to her bewildered parents and keeping pace with two much older brothers. It was a scrappy childhood befitting a woman whose show jumping career would make her a professional daredevil.

Jad Dana Rises To The Top At WEC—Ocala

With Itchcock Des Dames, he puts all the pieces together to score his first four-star grand prix win.

CHIO Aachen Photo Gallery

HORSE CARE

Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late

What you need to know about emergency preparedness planning.

DRESSAGE

Hope Cooper Is Aiming Toward Verden

The young professional will represent the U.S. in Germany this summer at the FEI WBFSH Dressage World Breeding Championship for Young Horses on O Romeo S.

YOUNG ENTRY

Maya Clarkson Never Gave Up On Her Young Riders Dream

Maya Clarkson spent much of this year bringing Maks Mojo C back to work following a pair of surgeries on his neck, and it paid off with a win in the CCI3*YRC-S at the USEF Eventing Young Rider Championships.

Adequan/USEF Junior Hunter National Championships—East Photo Gallery