United States Eventing Association

What a weekend of sport it was at the fifth MARS Maryland 5 Star! It was a nail-biting finish that saw two Thoroughbreds in podium position after cross-country, but in the end it was Felix Vogg and Cartania who took the win, earning a historic second five-star victory for Switzerland.

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Felix Vogg was the second to last rider to trot into the main arena at the MARS Maryland 5 Star on Sunday afternoon, and the pressure was on. He needed a double-clear round to at least secure his place as reserve champion, but there was the added pressure of knowing that if he could pull off a cl...

The 8-year-old Oldenburg gelding (Casiro 3 x Monique) Conner gave Maryland native Isabelle Bosley her first win at the three-star level in June this year, and he helped her earn her first CCI3*-L win today after jumping double-clear across Michel Vaillancourt’s show jumping track at the MARS Mary...

All 13 horses presented to the Ground Jury this morning at the final inspection for the MARS Maryland 5 Star passed.

When overnight leader in the MARS Maryland 5 Star Monica Spencer (NZL) left the start box today to head out onto Pierre Le Goupil’s cross-country course, she had one thought on her mind.

While cross-country in the CCI3*-L at the MARS Maryland 5 Star definitely put horse and riders to the test, the top three after dressage answered the call, putting in double-clear rounds to hold onto their placings going into the final phase and leaving their dressage scores unmarred.

There’s a whole new crew leading the five-star at the MARS Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill presented by Brown Advisory at the conclusion of the second day of dressage, and New Zealand’s Monica Spencer and her Thoroughbred gelding Artist are leading the field with a five-point lead on a score of 23.7...