United States Eventing Association

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2025 marked another incredible year of growth for ShowConnect, the innovative event management system for equestrian events powered by the United States Eventing Association, Inc. (USEA). The USEA IT Department dedicated countless hours to not only hosting 36 events throughout the year, but also ...

The United States Eventing Association (USEA) is pleased to announce that registration is open for the 2026 USEA Young Event Horse (YEH) Symposium, returning to Ocala, Florida, and taking place on Monday, Feb. 16. It will be an in-depth day of education, demonstrations, and discussion focused on ...

We’re just one week from convening in New Orleans, Louisiana, at the Sheraton New Orleans hotel for this year’s USEA Annual Meeting & Convention on Dec. 11-14. Whether you’re registered and ready to attend or thinking about making a last-minute trip, the USEA has all you need to know to make the ...

Trailer ties are a useful addition to your kit as they provide a safe way to manage your horse in the trailer, in the yard or in the stable. Discover some of the best trailer ties for horses with the guide below.

This episode of the USEA Podcast is all about the future stars of the sport. We dive into the USEA Young Event Horse Program with two riders who topped the 2025 USEA YEH championships with their promising young mounts on opposite sides of the country, Nicholas Cwick and Arielle Aharoni.

The United States Eventing Association, Inc. (USEA) is grateful for so many things this holiday season—our members, their horses, owners, breeders, coaches, trainers, breeders, supports and more that make this sport so special! But one group that deserves extra thanks is our partners. These compa...

I’ve been an equine veterinarian for more than two decades, working on everything from backyard retirees to Olympic shortlist horses, and I have seen (and treated) just about everything a horse can get themselves into. The most important thing I’ve learned? A well-educated owner is a hors...