Nancy Jaffer
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FROM NEW JERSEY AND BEYOND
Depth is a key for USA’s Paris Olympic eventing success
This summer's Paris Olympics was a frequent topic at the Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event, even though the mission of the weekend involved good performances in the 5-star and 4-star competitions. After all, those divisions were a chance to qualify, as well as make an...
Come to a celebration of life for a beloved trainer
The late Debbie Haimowitz will be remembered May 13 in a celebration of her life at the U.S. Equestrian Team Foundation in Gladstone, N.J. Everyone who knew her is invited to attend, and asked to bring their best stories about her. The open house runs from 1-8 p.m.,...
Sad news about Potomac Horse Center
The historic Potomac Horse Center in Maryland, which trained generations of horsemen and women, is closing this summer. stating it was unable to renegotiate its 1993 lease. The 60-acre property is owned by the Maryland-National Capital Parks and Planning Commission...
Centenary U. camps offer variety of learning opportunities
When you think about going to camp, activities like swimming, tennis and hiking usually come to mind. But there’s a different take at Centenary University. Based in Hackettstown, N.J., with an equestrian center in nearby Long Valley, Centenary will have two equestrian...
Diabolo came a long way to win the 4-star in Kentucky
Will Coleman’s victory on Diabolo Sunday in the Cosequin Lexington 4-star Short started with an email from a woman in Australia who was marketing a horse. “To be honest, I get emails like that all the time. I usually just take a glance,” Will recalled. But his wife,...
It’s Townend on top again at his old Kentucky 5-star home: Updated
Oliver Townend had to come from behind to win the Defender Kentucky 5-star three-day event, but the world’s number one eventer simply did all he could do by riding a perfect show jumping round Sunday on Cooley Rosalent, then waited for the leaders to make mistakes....
A special eventing horse honored at the Kentucky Horse Park
Custom Made, ridden by David O’Connor to a history-making eventing individual Olympic gold medal in 2000, wasburied in the Kentucky Horse Park’s Memorial Walk of Champions. The 17.1-hand Irish sport horse also is being honored with induction posthumously into the...
The Kentucky 4-star will go down to the wire
Elisabeth Halliday, who had shared top billing after dressage in the Cosequin Lexington 4-star at the Kentucky Horse Park, found herself alone at the top of the chart with Miks Master C after a trip over the testing cross-country course on Saturday. Mickey, third in...
British 1-2-3 in Kentucky 5-star
The odds might seem to be against the U.S. repeating its 2023 victory in the 5-star Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event. Last year, Tamie Smith on Mai Baum became the first American to win the competition since 2008. This year, the top U.S. rider after cross-country is...
Big names top the standings in the Kentucky 5-star event
Brits, Brits everywhere at the top of the leaderboard in both the 4-star Short and 5-star three-day events at the Kentucky Horse Park, where the dressage phase wrapped up on Friday. In the Defender 5-star, a lovely, fluid test from Tom McEwen and JL Dublin was marked...
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