How to Determine Your Horse's Insured Value
Not sure what value to put on your horse's mortality (life) insurance? You're not alone. While there is no exact formula, underwriters follow consistent guidelines. This article explains what they look at, what they ignore and what paperwork to have ready. And if you’re interested in finding out ...
How to Determine Your Horse's Insured Value
Not sure what value to put on your horse's mortality (life) insurance? You're not alone. While there is no exact formula, underwriters follow consistent guidelines. This article explains what they look at, what they ignore and what paperwork to have ready. And if you’re interested in finding out ...
The VAP Series: Dressage Score Runner
While riders are focused on putting their best foot forward in the dressage arena, another important part of the competition is happening just outside the ring. Behind every promptly posted dressage score is a team of dedicated volunteers helping ensure that completed tests make their way from th...
USEA Recognizes Ride EquiSafe for Support of 2026 American Eventing Championships
The United States Eventing Association (USEA) is pleased to recognize Ride EquiSafe for its continued support as an Official Bronze Level Sponsor of the 2026 USEA American Eventing Championships (AEC), which took place August 25-30 at Th...
World Equestrian Brands Continues Support of USEA Programs in 2026
The United States Eventing Association (USEA) is pleased to welcome back World Equestrian Brands (WEB) as a valued partner for the 2026 season. World Equestrian Brands will support multiple USEA programs and initiatives, including T...
A Plea From Your Friendly Social Media Manager: Please Stop Using AI on Your Sale Horse Photos
I get it. You want to sell your horse. You have a photo from a show photographer, but it's not quite what you envisioned. The horse looks fine, but not great. The background is the schooling ring. The lighting is flat. And there's this tool that can fix all of it in seconds.
Never Say Never: Devoted Area VII Volunteer Sarah Airhart Completes Her First USEA Recognized Event
Sarah Airhart had it made. She was enjoying a half lease on a 16.2 Warmblood named Pantero (Rex Grannus x Tibet) that she adored and whose owner, Ronni McLaughlin-Remy, was willing to take them wherever they’d liked. She also landed a coach who she long admired through her 12 years of volunteerin...
The Work of Breathing: Respiratory Load and the Young Event Horse
Developing a young event horse is an exercise in patience and detail. Riders build fitness gradually, introduce new questions carefully, and pay close attention to soundness, nutrition, and confidence. One part of the workload is easy to overlook because it rarely shows itself: the work of breath...
The Dutta Corporation Continues Support of USEA Young Event Horse Program in 2026
The United States Eventing Association (USEA) is pleased to welcome back The Dutta Corporation as a valued supporter of the USEA Young Event Horse (YEH) Program and the 2026 USEA Young Event Horse Championships. The Dutta Corporation will return...
Standlee’s Grab & Go® Bales Go Pink Again for Breast Cancer Awareness
Kimberly, Idaho – This October, Standlee is once again turning its iconic green Grab & Go bales pink in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Now in its sixth year of supporting the cause, Standlee’s annual breast cancer awareness campaign returns with Grab & Go to Give, bringing together...
