Richard Vogel was the first to go in the second round—the top 12 from the first, returning in reverse order. He was hanging on to a score of four faults, the only four-faulter to slip into the top 12. The moon hung low in the sky over Barcelona, reflecting on his world-number-one armband, which gleamed The post Jessica Mendoza Owns Barcelona (But Not Its Lands or Institutions) appeared first on Horse Network.

Like many professionals, falling off comes with the territory for Canadian show jumper Will Martin. But after the 20-year-old was cleared to jump again after an unplanned dismount, he noticed things weren’t quite right. It all came to a head one day when the fence he was approaching on a horse suddenly appeared to be moving.  The post Equestrians Often Ace Visual Function Tests: That’s a Problem When it Comes to Diagnosing Concussions appeared first on Horse Network.