Last weekend the USEA hosted one of our most successful Conventions to date with over 400 attendees. This Throwback Thursday reflects on the USEA (then USCTA) Annual Meeting and Convention of 1993 as written in USCTA News. This article summarized many meetings of riding groups like Young Riders and Adult Riders that still meet today. Click below to see the main issues and topics of Eventing in 1993.
Click here for the 1993 USCTA Annual Meeting and Convention Write Up, which was published in USCTA News March of 1994.
Eventing combines three phases: dressage, show jumping, and cross-country. It is arguable that many eventers compete in this sport because of the cross-country phase. It's a fan-favorite for sure with its wide open galloping tracks, a wide variety of obstacles to jump, and the ability to encounter natural elements such as water, banks, ditches, and more!
Boyd Martin came into cross-country today in the CCI4*-S at Stable View in an enviable position, holding the top three places, and he put in three strong performances with his Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event-bound horses, finishing on top with Commando 3 (38.0), in second with Fedarman B (38.8), and in fourth with Luke 140 (40.4).
Boyd Martin has always believed in Luke 140 since he came to his barn in 2019. The fiery bay gelding has completed one five-star, in 2023 at Luhmühlen (Germany) where they were fourth, but injuries have meant he’s had to sit out a couple of seasons and miss out on selection for two Olympic Games, most recently in 2024.
Are you following along with the action from home this weekend? Or maybe you're competing at an event and need information fast. Either way, we’ve got you covered!