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Sabine Schut-Kery gets a leg up from U.S. Dressage Foundation
Sabine Schut-Kery, the highest-scoring rider on the 2021 Olympic silver medal team, has received the U.S. Dressage Foundation's $25,000 Carol Lavell Advanced Dressage Prize. Sabine will use the money for training Sonnenberg’s Jersey, a 10-year-old Dutch warmblood...
Mission Viejo Riding Park is a go
The Rancho Mission Viejo Riding Park is ready to host California horse shows in the new year after the Ridland Group completed a state-of-the-art plan to capture stormwater originating from its facility in San Juan Capistrano, according to a joint statement from that...
A strong FEI initiative fights the push to drop equestrian sport from the Olympics
The International Olympic Committee got a wave of petitions with 194,555 signatures during and after the Paris Games seeking to discontinue equestrian competition in the Olympics. According to the FEI's (international equestrian federation) update of the October...
Glynn wins Talent Search West
Like the victors in the other major equitation championships this fall, the winner of the Platinum Performance/ USEF Show Jumping Talent Search West has parents who are professionals. Avery Glynn, the daughter of Hope Glynn and Ned Glynn, took the title last weekend...
A special horse show survives and thrives
It’s the West coast’s version of “indoors,” the time-honored circuit that runs from the end of September through the beginning of November in the East. The Las Vegas National, hosting the Marshall+Sterling Insurance/U.S. Hunter Jumper Association National...
What role will Artificial Intelligence play (someday) in your dressage score?
Not too far down the road, your dressage test likely will be judged to some extent by Artificial Intelligence (AI), as well as a human official. And you probably can expect AI to be used to a certain degree in horse inspections at competitions in the future. That was...
A special horse show survives and thrives
It’s the West coast’s version of “indoors,” the time-honored circuit that runs from the end of September through the beginning of November in the East. The Las Vegas National, hosting the Marshall+Sterling Insurance/U.S. Hunter Jumper Association National...
What role will Artificial Intelligence play (someday) in your dressage score?
Not too far down the road, your dressage test likely will be judged to some extent by Artificial Intelligence (AI), as well as a human official. And you probably can expect AI to be used to a certain degree in horse inspections at competitions in the future. That was...
On The Rail
Sabine Schut-Kery gets a leg up from U.S. Dressage Foundation
Sabine Schut-Kery, the highest-scoring rider on the 2021 Olympic silver medal team, has received the U.S. Dressage Foundation's $25,000 Carol Lavell Advanced Dressage Prize. Sabine will use the money for training Sonnenberg’s Jersey, a 10-year-old Dutch warmblood...
Mission Viejo Riding Park is a go
The Rancho Mission Viejo Riding Park is ready to host California horse shows in the new year after the Ridland Group completed a state-of-the-art plan to capture stormwater originating from its facility in San Juan Capistrano, according to a joint statement from that...
A strong FEI initiative fights the push to drop equestrian sport from the Olympics
The International Olympic Committee got a wave of petitions with 194,555 signatures during and after the Paris Games seeking to discontinue equestrian competition in the Olympics. According to the FEI's (international equestrian federation) update of the October...
Glynn wins Talent Search West
Like the victors in the other major equitation championships this fall, the winner of the Platinum Performance/ USEF Show Jumping Talent Search West has parents who are professionals. Avery Glynn, the daughter of Hope Glynn and Ned Glynn, took the title last weekend...
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