Laine Ashker (pictured above left at the 2010 AEC) riding Anthony Patch and Sinead Halpin (pictured above right at the 2010 AEC) riding Manior De Carneville both finished on the score of 38 at last weekend’s Southern Pines H.T. II in Raeford, NC. Sinead bested a field of 23 riders in the Advanced A division while Laine finished first by ten points in the Advanced B Division. Both Sinead and Laine are preparing for the Rolex Kentucky CCI4* at the end of April.
Final Results | Leslie Threlkeld Photos
Last month we began a series of Pressure Proof tips dedicated to the many different mindsets that impact our potential to succeed, but I’d like to pause that conversation as we prepare for New Years so that we can discuss the topic of goal setting.
When Debra Ladley first noticed her 18-year-old retired hunter gelding, Jack, was experiencing sudden lameness, she thought what most horse owners do; that there was a hoof abscess brewing.
With 2025 just days away, we thought it would be fun to take a look back at some of the top moments for the USEA across the 2024 season. Take a trip down memory lane with us and relive these high-performing moments from our online news, the USEA Podcast, and our Instagram account!
Eventers who are new to the sport may feel a little overwhelmed by the often-misunderstood world of saddle fitting. Riders are often bombarded with information from peers online or self-described experts, putting them at risk of following bad advice related to equipment that impacts horse welfare perhaps more than any other piece of tack. Finding a qualified expert to answer these questions is crucial. Who better to turn to than both a qualified Master Saddle Fitter and a fourth-generation saddle designer to answer some of these questions?