Dale Harvey, a show manager who is a former Grand Prix rider, posted his thoughts on social media about the outlook for the U.S. Equestrian Federation as selection of a successor to CEO Bill Moroney is pending. Here is what he had to say: "The end of Bill Moroney’s...

The upheaval in the Middle East has claimed the FEI Endurance World Championship, scheduled for November in Saudi Arabia. The organizer announced that "due to the current geopolitical situation, it was no longer in a position to organize the championship as planned."...

The Rutgers Equine Science Center's free Summer Showcase from 1-3 p.m. July 9 offers a variety of learning experiences that are also fun. The session at Rutgers Cook Farm's Red Barn, 65 Sheepfold Lane in New Brunswick, N.J., deals with topics of interest to those who...

The Premier Jumping League, set to debut in April 2027, has sold its first team for $50 million to race car driver Jason McCarthy and McCarthy Jumping League LLC. UPDATE: At the same time, the PJL has received FEI Series Approval that formally sanctions the rules and...

In the wake of news that U.S. Equestrian Federation CEO Bill Moroney will retire at the end of the year after a decade in the post, the organization stated Tuesday that it is "committed to a thorough and deliberate search" for his successor. A search committee of...

Dr. Jack Lowe, a much-admired veterinarian who served the horse industry and Cornell University in a variety of important ways for decades, died Wednesday at age 91 after complications from a fall. "He was one of the few people I know who loved his job every single...

The new FEI Horse Condition Task Force met Monday to discuss horse welfare issues, particularly the subject of blood on competition horses, for which rules differ according to discipline. "There was broad consensus across the stakeholders that Horse Welfare sits at...

Ronnie Beard, who trained some of the USA's greatest hunters and show jumpers, died Tuesday. Jet Run, Southside and Springdale were among the many horses with which Ronnie was associated over his decades in the industry. The riders he worked with included Katie...

Just 0.07 seconds made the difference between first and second place in the Dutch leg of the Longines League of Nations Friday, as Great Britain's Harry Charles carried victory for his team with a 31.18-second trip on LT Holst Freda. That put him narrowly ahead of a...