Eventing Ready for Take-Off As Austria Draw First in FEI World Eventing Championships at Aachen
Eventing athletes stepped into the spotlight at Aachen today as the first horse inspection brought the international field together, signaling the opening of the competition at the FEI Eventing World Championship 2026.
A World Championship Flavor at the Woodside Summer Horse Trials
Taking place the week before the FEI World Eventing Championships, the Woodside Summer Horse Trials had elements of an international eventing competition held on a local level. The Intermediate level, the highest offered at The Horse Park at Woodside’s second of three USEA-recognized events, incl...
Fast Facts: 2026 FEI Eventing World Championships
The FEI World Eventing Championships kick off tomorrow in Aachen, Germany, and we’ve rounded up everything you need to know from schedules (and time conversions!), competitor information, livestream details, and more in this edition of Fast Facts.
Pressure Proof Tip with Daniel Stewart: We Don’t Always Know What We Don’t Know
Creating confidence and courage requires the development of an endless variety of important resilience skills, but learning those skills can be challenging and sometimes leave us feeling a bit discouraged, disappointed, defeated, and disheartened (did I mention disqualified?). To ensure we develo...
USEA Podcast #419: Two Duttons, Two World Championships
It’s a family affair on the USEA Podcast as Olivia and Phillip Dutton join the show to talk World Championships. Fresh off an individual bronze medal at the inaugural FEI Eventing World Championships U25 at Millstreet, Olivia reflects on her championship experience with Jewelent, the pressure of ...
US Equestrian Announces Substitution for Defender U.S. Eventing Squad Ahead of 2026 FEI Eventing World Championships
US Equestrian announces a substitution for the Defender U.S. Eventing Squad ahead of the 2026 FEI Eventing World Championships. Phillip Dutton (West Grove, Pennsylvania) has formally withdrawn Possante, who will now be replaced by Dutton’s other mount, Denim.
'Kindness and Patience is Key': Introducing Young Horses to Water with Chris Talley
Water is a feature at every level in eventing from Starter through Advanced, so teaching a young horse how to navigate it safely and confidently is key to success on cross-country.
US Equestrian Releases New Guidance for Cetirizine and Methocarbamol
US Equestrian has been monitoring the use of two commonly-used therapeutic medications – cetirizine (commonly known by the brand name of the human product Zyrtec), and methocarbamol (commonly known by the brand name Robaxin) -- taking into account member questions and concerns about those substan...
USEA Podcast #418: An Eventer’s OTTB Playbook
In this special Q&A episode of the USEA Podcast, five-star eventer Meghan O'Donoghue and upper-level rider Kelty O'Donoghue answer USEA member questions about all things off-the-track Thoroughbreds. From what they look for in an OTTB prospect to conformation, retraining, soundness, hoof care, and...
Aharoni and Cooley Baltic Sea Capture Millbrook Advanced Win
Arielle Aharoni had a quiet confidence about show jumping today at the Millbrook Horse Trials, despite jumping last as the overnight leader in the Advanced division with no rails in hand aboard her own, Christina Aharoni, and Filly’s Hope LLC’s Cooley Baltic Sea.
Holly Go Lucky, the Littlest Pony at Millbrook, Has the Biggest Personality
If you’re at Millbrook Horse Trials this week, you may have noticed the smallest competitor trotting by—Holly Go Lucky, a 12.2-hand Welsh mare ridden by 12-year-old Thayer Mudge. “Holly” and Mudge are a multi-talented pair—they both compete in eventing and pony racing and go foxhunting in their h...
