Nancy Jaffer
EQUESTRIAN SPORTS
NEWS AND FEATURES
FROM NEW JERSEY AND BEYOND
Is New Jersey still horse country?
What's the future of the horse industry in New Jersey? Whether you're a breeder, involved in racing or showing, or have pleasure horses, we all have our concerns, as development continues making inroads into the state's remaining open land, while costs of feed, hay...
Barisone trial judge will stay on the case
An effort by Michael Barisone's attorneys to have Superior Court Judge Stephen Taylor removed from hearing their client's case did not succeed today, as the judge denied their motion for recusal. Barisone has been held in New Jersey state psychiatric facilities since...
The Show Jumping Hall of Fame keeps the past alive while it looks to the future
Legends of show jumping gather once a year to reminisce and induct new members into their ranks. This year, two course designers were added to the Hall during a dinner in Wellington. What they had to say was really interesting--remember, this is our heritage and the...
Ian Millar is taking on a new challenge as a young 76
Captain Canada has a new role, serving as chef d'equipe of his country's show jumping team. He's off to a great start, winning the $150,000 4-star Nations Cup at the Winter Equestrian Festival last weekend with a team eager to take the trophy for him. I spent some...
A leader in reining has died
The U.S. Equestrian Federation has let everyone know longime U.S. reining chef d'equipe Jeff Petska died last Sunday of cancer. Petska was instrumental to U.S. Reining’s success internationally, serving as chef for all the U.S. World Equestrian Games teams since the...
New guidelines available for handling concussions
How do you know when someone has suffered a concussion in connection with their involvement with horses? That often is a tough question. British Equestrian has released unified concussion guidelines for the equestrian industry. The six-page guidance document is geared...
Pentathlon will try for a successful final equestrian competition in 2024
Talk about closing the barn door after the horse is gone... In the wake of a horse abuse scandal at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, the International Modern Pentathlon Union is working toward a "successful" show jumping phase at next year’s Olympics in Paris before riding...
Learn something wonderful during Dressage at Devon
Last year's inaugural Dressage at Devon Masterclass with Sabine Schut-Kery will have an encore this fall with the world's number two-ranked rider, Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour of Denmark. The session on Thursday evening Sept. 28 will include an assortment of riders with...
Be part of this spring’s FEI World Cup Finals
Want to get close to the action at April's FEI World Cup Finals in Omaha? Or maybe you'd like to see what goes on behind the scenes? You can have an opportunity to do either, and more, by volunteering for the April 4-8 competition.Other benefits include receiving...
Peter Englehart takes the reins at HITS
HITS, the horse show series with competitions from coast to coast, has a new leader in Peter Englehart. The company's president and chief executive officer will be at the helm as HITS "redefines its commitment to creating an exemplary customer experience at all six of...
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