Redefined Equestrian Horse Trials Manages a Successful Run Thanks to the New ORCA Program from the USEA Foundation
The Organizer’s Relief and Competition Assistance Program (ORCA) was announced at the USEA Annual Meeting & Convention in Seattle, Washington, last December. The program is designed to assist organizers who have experienced a disaster or catastrophe that has impacted their ability to run their co...
Deadline Extension for Broussard Charitable Trust Going Forward Grants
The USEA Foundation has announced an extension to the application deadline for this year’s Going Forward Grants supported by the Broussard Charitable Foundation Trust. There are three types of grants available: for those seeking an “r” eventing judge or “r” eventing technical delegate license; fo...
USEA Foundation Announces Full Moon Farm Eventing Foundation Fund
The USEA Foundation is honored to announce a new program, the Full Moon Farm Eventing Foundation Fund, which provides grants for training and education in the sport of eventing for riders who face challenges accessing such training and education due to financial or social-economic circumstances, ...
USEA Foundation Grant Deadline Reminders
The fall season is upon us as is the USEA Foundation award season. The following grants, which are awarded at the United States Eventing Association (USEA) Annual Meeting & Convention in December, have fall deadlines.
Manton Foundation Announces Second $250,000 Grant for Frangible Technology
The USEA Foundation is honored and excited to announce a second grant of $250,000 from the Manton Foundation to help fund frangible technology on cross-country courses at eventing competitions in the United States. This funding is being supplied to match future donations in support of this import...
USEA Foundation Now Accepting Applications for 2025 Organizer's Relief and Competition Assistance Fund and Frangible Technology Fund
The USEA Foundation is pleased to announce the new Organizer's Relief and Competition Assistance (ORCA) Fund and has updated the Frangible Technology Fund for 2025. Please read below for more information on each opportunity.
Update from the Equine Medical Research Committee
The funding from USEA’s Equine Medical Research Fund is generating some RESULTS! Since 2013, every starter at a USEA event pays $1 towards equine medical research. This fee was created in order to address that underfunding of equine research in the United States.
Evaluating Events and Judges - Does It Matter and How Does It Work?
I've never met an eventer without an opinion. We are all obsessed with our horses and our sport and will freely provide our thoughts on eventing-related topics to anyone who will listen. But, too few of us direct this enthusiasm to the sport's most crucial feedback mechanisms - the event and offi...

















