United States Eventing Association

In the glorious Versailles sunshine, in front of a packed stadium of wildly enthusiastic spectators, the British team of Rosalind Canter, Tom McEwen, and Laura Collett clinched team gold, while Germany’s Michael Jung took the individual eventing title at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

The U.S. Eventing Team wrapped up their Paris Olympics this afternoon with a seventh-place finish on a score of 133.7. Boyd Martin and Federman B and Liz Halliday and Nutcracker made it into the individual jumping final where they finished 10^th and 19^th, respectively.

Great Britain continues to hold the lead in the eventing team competition at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games after a thrilling day of cross-country action in the magnificent parkland of Château De Versailles on Saturday.

As expected, cross-country shook up the standings at the Paris Olympics, and the U.S. team has fallen from sixth after dressage to ninth on a score of 128.5. Great Britain maintained their lead on a score of 82.5, while France is in silver-medal position on 87.2. Japan moved into bronze medal position on 93.8.

Great Britain got off to a flying start topping both the team and individual leaderboards today, after the thrilling opening dressage phase of eventing at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in Versailles (FRA) during which multiple records were smashed.

Following dressage at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, Team USA sits in sixth place overall. The competition was tough, the atmosphere was electric, and the test challenging, but all-in-all each rider was full of nothing but praise for their equine partners and a positive outlook going into cross-country tomorrow.

The world’s best eventing horses and riders will be first out of the starting blocks when the equestrian action gets underway at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in Versailles, France, tomorrow morning with the opening dressage test.

The U.S. Equestrian Federation has announced a change to the U.S. Olympic Eventing Team prior to the start of competition at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Traveling reserve combination Liz Halliday and Nutcracker will move into the three-member team, replacing Will Coleman and Diabolo.

Bonjour! The sport of eventing kicks off equestrian competition at the 2024 Paris Olympics Games tomorrow. We have rounded up everything you need to know from schedules (and time conversions!), competitor information, livestream details, and so much more in this week’s very special edition of Fast Facts.

U.S. Eventing Team Chef d’Equipe Bobby Costello has confirmed U.S. Eventing Team athlete Will Coleman will now compete direct reserve selection, Diabolo, a 12-year-old Holsteiner gelding (Diarado x Aljano 2) owned by the Diabolo Group and cared for by Hailey Burlock and Erin Jarboe.