Gabby Stephens riding her own Irish Draught Sport Horse/Arabian, Glenlord's Mystique, won the first USEA Young Event Horse Competition of the year at Meadow Creek Park. The four-year-old mare was sired by RID Bridon Glenlord and out of MyLadyOfTheKnight and was bred by Kelly Jones. Glenlord’s Mystique scored a 69.9 beating out the second-placed finishers, Nanette Koepp and Izzabella by only .7 points. Bethany Cobb and BJC Asher Seven rounded out the top three.
Meadowcreek YEH Results | Cheryl Stephens Photo.
The 2024 Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event is truly an eventing lover’s paradise with four full days of competition, vendors galore, opportunities to meet some of the sport’s greatest riders face-to-face, and so much more. For a seasoned Kentucky veteran, hopping over to the Kentucky Horse Park for the fun feels easy enough, but attending Kentucky might feel a bit overwhelming for first-timers. We chatted with USEA members from all over the country to get their favorite Kentucky tips to share with you. Check them out here!
There are some familiar names and new faces on the five-star roster for this year's Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event. Which horses have had recent top placings? Which riders have seen success at the Kentucky Horse Park in previous years? Which horse is called "Grandpa" by his rider and which one was purchased for $1?
The United States Eventing Association, Inc. (USEA) is thrilled to announce Canter Culture as a “Silver Sponsor for the USEA American Eventing Championships” taking place at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky, Aug. 27-Sept. 1.
If you’re a new team setting out to compete in the 2024 USEA Intercollegiate and Interscholastic Eventing Championships in just a couple of weeks, preparing for the “happiest horse trial” in the U.S. may seem a bit daunting. With five components to the Spirit Award contest that require creativity and cohesion between team members, there is a lot that goes into preparing and packing to leave for the event.