In a winning jump-off round, there’s often a make-it-or-break-it moment that marks the sometimes razor-thin line between victory and defeat. For the Netherlands’ William Greve, that moment was undoubtedly jump-off Fence 5 during the fourth leg of the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ qualifier season at the Stuttgart German Masters. After a relatively conservative start to
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Taylor Swift says that “life is emotionally abusive.” So is show jumping. That’s the thought running through my mind during Conor Swail’s post-round interview with CMH TV on Saturday. Swail had just won the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup Toronto. It’s his career eighth World Cup qualifier win—he previously picked up titles in Vancouver, Sacramento,
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Dear diary, I have enjoyed a mostly quiet week as she who must be obeyed was in Port Seagull for a work-related international kick off thing. It was the first time that she has been away properly since her human kissing spines operation and apparently she can confirm she sets the metal detectors off now
Dear diary, A lot like my stressage sheets of old often used to say, I’m pretty sure all our report cards would read “could try harder” right now. If the mercurial weather is anything to go by then our level of sacrifices needs to rise and Spring needs to at least start thinking about bracing
We saw the final Long format of the year run at TerraNova this past weekend, along with Ram Tap’s Classic Three-Day at Horse Trial. Congrats to all of our Weekend Winners on successful outings as
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Katy Robinson (@outrageous_equestrian) Californians braved the elements this weekend as an “atmospheric river” swept through the state. But a little rain never scared anyone at an