United States Eventing Association

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 ...

Throughout the year, top eventing grooms from the USEA Grooms Committee have taken time to discuss the issues grooms in the sport face, and we're excited to share their latest discussion. In this roundtable discussion, former five-star groom and current sport and performance psychology consultant...

The United States Eventing Association, Inc. (USEA) looks forward to meeting current and prospective coaches, as well as riders, trainers, owners, breeders, and supporters of the sport of eventing, in Citra, Florida, on Tuesday, January 13 through Thursday, January 15, 2026, for the November 20, 2025

The Mentorship Program was definitely the best opportunity I have gotten in the young rider program so far. The program was well organized and definitely has helped expand my knowledge and experience in eventing.

Every rider knows the feeling.

You’ve trained for months, rehearsed every movement, memorized every turn. But as you walk into the arena, your heart rate spikes, your breath shortens, and your thoughts start to race. Suddenly, everything you’ve practiced feels just sli...

There are so many incredible speakers and sessions at this year’s USEA Annual Meeting & Convention on December 11-14 in New Orleans, Louisiana, that the list couldn’t fit in just one article. As a follow up to the November 12, 2025

Throughout the year, top eventing grooms from the USEA Grooms Committee have taken time to discuss the issues grooms in the sport face, and we're excited to share their latest discussion on mental health featuring five-star grooms Dr. Tyler Murray EdD CMPC and Emma Ford.

This year, during the 2025 USEF Eventing Young Rider Championships at Loch Moy Farm, I was granted the immense honor of being a part of the USEA Mentorship Program. The program allows young riders from all over the country to go behind the scenes and follow FEI officials at the event.

“Do not ride corners on circles.” “Use your touch points. ”These and a number of other comments I have heard repeatedly over the years as a scribe and have also used myself when judging. Though the difficulty many riders seem to have riding a 20-meter, or any size circle, has puzzled me, I never ...