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
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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.
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Our final CCI5* of the 2026 season is looming in just a few weeks, and we’re preparing to head to the south of France for Les 5 Étoiles de Pau — frankly one of the
Happy Morven Park week! It’s time to shift our focus back to the States this week as the $200,000 Final for the US Equestrian Open of Eventing looms large at Morven Park (Leesburg, VA). This
Today, it will be hot – again. The farrier was out yesterday and I was a bit embarrassed by the amount of grooming I need to do… so I think I will start that today! HERE WE GO! KEEP THEM OFF THE TRUCK FUND. The KEEP THEM OFF THE TRUCK FUND will go on all
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I love good news stories! This one is from my area. There wasn’t much info… but the photos tell a story. It seems that this horse must have run down this hill, slipped, fallen and gotten stuck (cast). When I first saw the scene in these photos, I felt sick. I thought it was
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