United States Eventing Association

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.

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...

When people see Haunted Blessings and me competing today, they see a horse-and-rider team that qualified for the 2026 USEA American Eventing Championships. What they don’t always see is the patience, trust, and hard work it took to get here.

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 ...

My name is Adilyn Cartwright, and I will be competing in the 2026 AEC on Chasing Gold, owned by Jessica Saari. "Chase" is a 14-year-old Quarter Horse who I have had the opportunity to event the past several years.

The USEA Youth Mentorship Program gives a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to run and officiate an international event, helps Young Riders and Intercollegiate athletes experience competition from the inside as a part of the officiating and management teams, encourages furthering sport educ...

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 Phillip Dutton (West Grove, Pennsylvania) has formally withdrawn Possante, who will now be replaced by Dutton’s other mount, Denim.

We found The Riddler when I had fallen out of love with riding. He was kind of my mom’s last effort to keep me in the saddle. If it didn’t work, it didn’t work, and I’d go play volleyball.

In April 2019, I adopted a Thoroughbred gelding named Master Rudy (Fusaichi Pegasus x Sacred Sue) from Heart of Phoenix Equine Rescue in West Virginia. At the time, I wasn’t searching for my next event horse. In fact, I wasn’t searching for a competition horse at all.