The Horse First: Episode 2 | Regulating Horse Nervous Systems
Our horses experience the world in ways that are often more complex than we realize. Behaviors we may label as quirks, habits, or personality traits can sometimes be signs of stress, anxiety, or an overwhelmed nervous system. In The Horse First series, we explore the relationships, care, and unde...
USEA Foundation Sponsors New Emergency Response Training Video Series for the Equestrian Community
The United States Eventing Association (USEA) Foundation is excited to share that The Game Plan: Emergency Response in Equestrian Sports, a new free educational video series designed to improve emergency preparedness and response in both eventing and throughout the equestrian community, ...
USEA Podcast #416: From Passion to Profession | Careers in Eventing
For many horse lovers, becoming a professional rider is the dream—but it's far from the only way to build a fulfilling career in eventing. In this episode of the USEA Official Podcast, host Nicole Brown is joined by organizer and licensed official Emily Holmes, championship groom, organizer, and ...
Rule Refresher: Understanding the 2025 Changes to the Whip Rules
Regulations around whip usage changed in April of 2025, and the Eventing Riders Association of North American (ERAofNA) felt it was important to dedicate an edition of Rule Refresher to changes made to rule EV112.3 in the
Horsemanship Tips from USEA Grooms Committee Member and Five-Star Groom Christina Curiale
We were thrilled to welcome USEA Grooms Committee member and five-star groom Christina Curiale at the 2026 USEA Intercollegiate & Interscholastic Eventing Championships for a Q&A session over all things horsemanship and grooming! From braids to nutrition to post-competition care and more, Christi...
The Horse First: Episode 2 | Regulating Horse Nervous Systems
Our horses experience the world in ways that are often more complex than we realize. Behaviors we may label as quirks, habits, or personality traits can sometimes be signs of stress, anxiety, or an overwhelmed nervous system. In The Horse First series, we explore the relationships, care, and unde...
USEA Foundation Sponsors New Emergency Response Training Video Series for the Equestrian Community
The United States Eventing Association (USEA) Foundation is excited to share that The Game Plan: Emergency Response in Equestrian Sports, a new free educational video series designed to improve emergency preparedness and response in both eventing and throughout the equestrian community, ...
USEA Podcast #416: From Passion to Profession | Careers in Eventing
For many horse lovers, becoming a professional rider is the dream—but it's far from the only way to build a fulfilling career in eventing. In this episode of the USEA Official Podcast, host Nicole Brown is joined by organizer and licensed official Emily Holmes, championship groom, organizer, and ...
Rule Refresher: Understanding the 2025 Changes to the Whip Rules
Regulations around whip usage changed in April of 2025, and the Eventing Riders Association of North American (ERAofNA) felt it was important to dedicate an edition of Rule Refresher to changes made to rule EV112.3 in the
Horsemanship Tips from USEA Grooms Committee Member and Five-Star Groom Christina Curiale
We were thrilled to welcome USEA Grooms Committee member and five-star groom Christina Curiale at the 2026 USEA Intercollegiate & Interscholastic Eventing Championships for a Q&A session over all things horsemanship and grooming! From braids to nutrition to post-competition care and more, Christi...
The Horse First: Episode 2 | Regulating Horse Nervous Systems
Our horses experience the world in ways that are often more complex than we realize. Behaviors we may label as quirks, habits, or personality traits can sometimes be signs of stress, anxiety, or an overwhelmed nervous system. In The Horse First series, we explore the relationships, care, and unde...
USEA Foundation Sponsors New Emergency Response Training Video Series for the Equestrian Community
The United States Eventing Association (USEA) Foundation is excited to share that The Game Plan: Emergency Response in Equestrian Sports, a new free educational video series designed to improve emergency preparedness and response in both eventing and throughout the equestrian community, ...
USEA Podcast #416: From Passion to Profession | Careers in Eventing
For many horse lovers, becoming a professional rider is the dream—but it's far from the only way to build a fulfilling career in eventing. In this episode of the USEA Official Podcast, host Nicole Brown is joined by organizer and licensed official Emily Holmes, championship groom, organizer, and ...
Rule Refresher: Understanding the 2025 Changes to the Whip Rules
Regulations around whip usage changed in April of 2025, and the Eventing Riders Association of North American (ERAofNA) felt it was important to dedicate an edition of Rule Refresher to changes made to rule EV112.3 in the
Horsemanship Tips from USEA Grooms Committee Member and Five-Star Groom Christina Curiale
We were thrilled to welcome USEA Grooms Committee member and five-star groom Christina Curiale at the 2026 USEA Intercollegiate & Interscholastic Eventing Championships for a Q&A session over all things horsemanship and grooming! From braids to nutrition to post-competition care and more, Christi...
The Horse First: Episode 2 | Regulating Horse Nervous Systems
Our horses experience the world in ways that are often more complex than we realize. Behaviors we may label as quirks, habits, or personality traits can sometimes be signs of stress, anxiety, or an overwhelmed nervous system. In The Horse First series, we explore the relationships, care, and unde...
Ride the Pace Program Builds Momentum with Hands-On Workouts, Online Reach, and Upcoming Millbrook Sessions
TEAPRO Grant-Supported Initiative Engages Riders Across the Region to Develop Precision Pacing Skills
The Ride the Pace program is gaining significant traction as a growing resource for equestrian competitors looking to sharpen their pace judgment and ride the critical 400-meter-...
Register Now for a Classic Format Event Clinic to Benefit the DelMarVa Region Pony Club
Are you considering competing in a USEA Classic Series event or would just like to learn more? A classic format event in eventing (or "long format") is a three-day competition featuring four phases on the cross-country day: Phases A & C (roads and tracks), Phase B (steeplechase), and Phase D (cro...
Not Your Day: Knowing When to Push On—or Pull Up—On Cross-Country
Every eventer knows the feeling: cross-country day arrives, but something feels off. Maybe your week of preparation fell apart, your horse is sharper than expected, or an early mistake rattles your confidence.
Teaching The Teachers at the USEA Spring ECP Workshop
The USEA Eventing Coaches Program (ECP) aims to produce and improve the craft and art in the teaching of riding and horse management through a pathway of workshops, assessments, and ultimately, certification of coaches.

























