Never Say Never: Devoted Area VII Volunteer Sarah Airhart Completes Her First USEA Recognized Event
Sarah Airhart had it made. She was enjoying a half lease on a 16.2 Warmblood named Pantero (Rex Grannus x Tibet) that she adored and whose owner, Ronni McLaughlin-Remy, was willing to take them wherever they’d liked. She also landed a coach who she long admired through her 12 years of volunteerin...
Never Say Never: Devoted Area VII Volunteer Sarah Airhart Completes Her First USEA Recognized Event
Sarah Airhart had it made. She was enjoying a half lease on a 16.2 Warmblood named Pantero (Rex Grannus x Tibet) that she adored and whose owner, Ronni McLaughlin-Remy, was willing to take them wherever they’d liked. She also landed a coach who she long admired through her 12 years of volunteerin...
The Work of Breathing: Respiratory Load and the Young Event Horse
Developing a young event horse is an exercise in patience and detail. Riders build fitness gradually, introduce new questions carefully, and pay close attention to soundness, nutrition, and confidence. One part of the workload is easy to overlook because it rarely shows itself: the work of breath...
Centerline Success : An Afternoon of Learning, Insight, & Inspiration at Devon
Center Line Success, sponsored by Team Tate Academy and hosted by USDF, provided its 80 attendees with a wealth of knowledge to put into practice. Jeanne McDonald, USEF “S” Dressage judge, and Heather Gillette, USEF “S” Eventing judge, generously took time out of their day to present and all atte...
Pressure Proof Tip with Daniel Stewart: Fears and Our Inner Flinstones
Last month we began discussing the fact that many of the fears we experience today can be attributed back to the survival instinct born in all of us thousands of years ago. We even talked about how the fear of being watched (the spectator effect) can be attributed back to the fear our caveman and...
Sharon White and Claus 63 Capture the Win in the US Equestrian Open Final CCI4*-L, White Becomes First Woman to Win the Title
The second edition of the $200,000 US Equestrian Open Eventing Final concluded at Morven Park International Equestrian Center with Sharon White (Summit Point, W.V.) and Claus 63 delivering a standout performance in the final jumping phase to capture the win. It was a historic result as White beca...
The Dutta Corporation Continues Support of USEA Young Event Horse Program in 2026
The United States Eventing Association (USEA) is pleased to welcome back The Dutta Corporation as a valued supporter of the USEA Young Event Horse (YEH) Program and the 2026 USEA Young Event Horse Championships. The Dutta Corporation will return...
A First FEI Win for MHE Excel Star Noble Ikon and Morgan Houberg in USEA/USEF 6-Year-Old Developing Horse National Championship
Heavy rain overnight and into the morning turned the final day of the 2026 USEA/USEF Developing Horse Eventing National Championships into a true test of the young horses' confidence, athleticism, and determination at Morven Park International. When the final scores were tallied in the CCI2*YH-S ...
Orpheus Rises to the Top to Claim USEA/USEF 7-Year-Old Developing Horse National Championship
Consistency across all three phases proved to be the winning formula for the Dutch Warmblood gelding Orpheus, who rose from third place after dressage to claim the 2026 USEA/USEF 7-Year-Old Developing Horse Eventing National Championship at Morven Park International on Saturday. Owned by Cellar F...
Coleman and Off The Record Take Over the Lead After Cross-Country at US Equestrian Open Eventing Final CCI4*-L
Cross-country day at the US Equestrian Open Eventing Final CCI4*-L delivered a major shake-up on the leaderboard. Thirty-three horse-and-rider combinations tackled Derek di Grazia’s (USA) challenging 6,000-meter track at Morven Park International Equestrian Center in Leesburg, Va. Will Coleman (O...
