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Wilmington, OHIO Entries and stall reservations are now open for the 2025 Winter in the Midwest Series at World Equestrian Center Wilmington (WEC). The 16-week series will feature hunter/jumper competition sanctioned by US Equestrian (USEF) from December 4, 2024, through April 6, 2025, offering more than $4 million in prize money and awards. Exhibitors will find classes for every level and exciting featured[...]Read MoreThe post Entries and Stall Reservations Now Open for the 2025 Winter in the Midwest Series at World Equestrian Center Wilmington appeared first on World Equestrian Center.

Ocala, FL Bud Lyon of Whitesboro, Texas, scored a hat trick at The Championship Show 2024, taking home three featured class wins in Ranch Riding. Tonight, Lyon finished off his successful trip to World Equestrian Center Ocala with a tie for first in the $35,000 Open Ranch Riding Challenge. Lyon competed tonight in the WEC Grand Arena alongside 29 other top-tier professionals. He[...]Read MoreThe post The Championship Show 2024; Thursday, September 12, 2024 Featured Class Highlights appeared first on World Equestrian Center.

Tom McEwen and Brookfield Quality. Photo by Peter Nixon.Stars of the Paris Olympics shone at Cornbury House Horse Trials in Oxfordshire today.Tom McEwen, a member of Britains gold medal-winning team at both the Paris and Tokyo Olympics, won CCI3*-S section B riding Brookfield Quality, while Paris team reserve rider and reigning world champion Yasmin Ingham took section A on Rehy DJ. New Zealands Clarke Johnstone topped section C on his Paris Olympics mount Menlo Park. All three winning horses are aiming for the end-of-season CCI5* at Pau in France.All three riders were delighted to win their own weight in Hawkestone beer or cider a prize that every victorious competitor will be awarded during Cornbury House Horse TrialsTom said: Brookfield Quality was awesome. It was a great prep run for Pau, and it was brilliant to be able to do it in the atmosphere of Cornbury with a lot of things going on. The ground was absolutely perfect after last nights rain.Both British riders completed on their dressage scores: Tom on 25.1 with Alison Swinburn and John and Chloe Perrys Brookfield Quality, and Yasmin on 25.6 with Janette Chin and The Sue Davies Funds Rehy DJ.Yasmin Ingham and Rehy DJ. Photo by Peter Nixon.Yasmin said: This was a great fitness test for Rehy DJ. Its beautiful up-and-down parkland and he felt brilliant throughout, so we are pushing on for Pau now and its exciting.I always try to get Cornbury into my calendar for the season. Its beautifully run, the courses are amazing and the ground is perfect. I find it really good preparation for both my older horses and the younger ones as well its highly educational.Menlo Park, who added just 1.6 cross-country time-penalties to his dressage mark of 24.1, will be tackling his first CCI5* at Pau.Clarke said: This is a stepping-stone to that. He did a beautiful dressage and he jumped really well and the ground was fantastic, with an amazing prize, so I put my foot down today and scorched round. He is a really fun, cheeky horse and spooky sometimes, but he loves people and going places and is a horse that you just know really enjoys his job.There were some equine heroes in the ribbons in the British Eventing Open Intermediate sections, both of which were won by New Zealand Olympian and former world number one Tim Price.Tim took section E on Sue Bensons Falco IV, winner of the CCI5* at Pau in 2021, team and individual bronze medallist at the 2022 World Championships in Italy and sixth individually at the Paris Olympics and second to him was Ballaghmor Class (Oliver Townend), twice a winner of Defender Burghleys CCI5* and also winner of the Defender Kentucky CCI5*, as well as a team gold medallist at the Tokyo Olympics for Britain.Tims section D success came aboard Jarillo, owned by Lucy Allison, Clifton Eventers and Rachel and James Good. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Cornbury House Horse Trials (@cornburyhorsetrials)He said: Today was about getting Falco back into a competition environment -I havent done much with him since Paris, and today was the first time I have jumped him since the Olympics. The showjumping here is good with a different dynamic with the hill. The ground on the cross-country felt great ,and the course was a fair track and nice to bowl around with a bit of terrain, which puts some fitness into these horses for next time.Jarillo is adorable. Hes incredibly quirky and sharp and horse-shy we have to be very careful with warm-up areas. But when hes in the ring, thats when hes at his happiest; hes on his own, he is relaxed and can perform.Cornbury House Horse Trials continues until Sunday with the British Eventing Young Horse Championships, The Howden Way and Project Pony Youth classes and CCI2*-S and national Intermediate sections. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Cornbury House Horse Trials (@cornburyhorsetrials)As well as a feast of equestrian sport, featuring many of the worlds most famous riders, Cornbury Horse Horse Trials is an innovative and exciting blend of local, sustainable food and drink from our neighbouring farms, premium hospitality, and interactive childrens activities in the stunning setting of Cornbury Park.To buy tickets and for more information, visit cornburyhousehorsetrials.co.uk. Full scoring and entry lists can be found here.

View this post on InstagramA post shared by Defender Burghley Horse Trials (@burghleyhorsetrials)Heres one you wont want to miss! Tom McEwen piloted the 14-year-old Irish mare, CHF Cooliser (Womanizer Super Spring, by Ramiro B), to a clear round at Defender Burghley last weekend. Though Tom withdrew the mare before show jumping, citing the fact that the mare was not 100% right and opting not to push her for a completion, this round was definitively one of the best of the day. Be sure to watch with sound on!Catch up with the rest of our Defender Burghley coverage, which was supported by Kentucky Performance Products, here.

Photo courtesy of Stable View.Make it an Oktoberfest to remember at Stable View!Make plans to join us for the Oktoberfest CCI and HT VIP Experience on Saturday, September 28th! From 11am to 4pm, VIP ticket holders receive access to the Stable View Pavilions Upper Deck with a 360-degree view of all the action.Enjoy a catered luncheon with delicious fare including Stone Crab Claws with Mustard Sauce, Crme Fraiche Vodka Deviled Eggs with Caviar, Waffle Fried Chicken with Syrup and Hot Sauce, Sauerbraten Sliders with Red Cabbage, Apple Strudel, and more delectable delights. Cool off with a cold beverage from a selection of beer, wine, and non-alcoholic options on site. Each guest also receives Stable View swag to take home.VIP guests are encouraged to relax in a Stable View Adirondack chair at the Pavilion as well as stroll around the expansive property to experience all that Stable View has to offer.Oktoberfest Saturday Happenings:Watch some of the top international eventers compete in the CCI2*-S, CCI3*-S and CCI4*-S divisions in addition to national levels from Beginner Novice through Advanced. Cheer on our competitors!The Aiken Horsepower Associations Annual Car Show will be on site adjacent to the Pavilion featuring fast cars and hot rods along with knowledgeable car owners to chat about their wheels. Do you feel the need for speed?Vendor Row is full of local and national vendors featuring equestrian and non-equestrians gifts and goods just in time for holiday shopping lists! Grab a special keepsake from Oktoberfest.End the day with friends at the Graze & Gaze happy hour sponsored by StableFeed from 5pm-7pm! The Graze & Gaze is hosted downstairs in the Pavilion at Ollies Pub. Complimentary food and beverages (beer, wine, non-alcoholic options) for VIP guests, competitors, and families.VIP Luncheon tickets are $150 per person and are available at Stable View Oktoberfest VIP (jotform.com). Children under 5 years old are free.U.S. Weekend PreviewThe Fork at Tryon (NC): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]Aspen Farms H.T. (WA): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Volunteer]The Event at Skyline (UT): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Volunteer]Flying Cross Farm H.T. (KY): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times/Scoring] [Volunteer]Otter Creek Fall H.T. (WI): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]Marlborough H.T. (MD): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]GMHA September H.T. (VT): [Website] [Entries/Ride Times] [Scoring] [Volunteer]News & ReadingA study from the University of Bristol reveals that veterinarians often feel a conflict of interest in terms of balancing proper horse care and welfare with the owners desire to compete. Read the breakdown on this important finding here.Whats it like to go eventing in Alaska? Spoiler alert: its GORGEOUS. Get some FOMO in this clinic write-up from the USEA.Do you want to highlight your equestrian small business? The Plaid Horse has a contest designed just for you!What did Capt. Mark Phillips make of the Defender Burghley cross country? Find out in his Horse & Hound column here.Sponsor Corner: Stable View View this post on InstagramA post shared by Stable View (@stableviewaiken)Oktoberfest will be here before you know it! Make sure youre following Stable View on Instagram for some great updates on stabling, fun activities happening year-round at the facility, and more.Video BreakCosby Green stopped by The Jon and Rick Show, fresh off another 5* with the ageless Copper Beach.

The Mare and Foal Sanctuary captured the live birth of its newest resident thanks to a webcam overlooking the field where the foal was born.Nia, a Welsh moorland pony who was rescued from Merthyr Common last year, gave birth naturally and without the need for human assistance to a chestnut colt at the Sanctuary in Newton Abbott at the end of August.In the footage you can see Nia walk to the centre of the field, lie down and give birth quickly. The birth was also witnessed by Chandrani, a grey Dartmoor mare, who was sharing the field and who soon trots over and greets the new arrival.Nia just didnt show the usual signs we would expect before foaling so none of us thought it would happen as quickly. We always believed it was going to be a September birth, said Nias assigned handler, Kayleigh Bull.It is very exciting, but anyone who works with newborn foals will always be concerned that theyre latching well and are as healthy as can be.Nia seems to be doing well and I hope the little foal will become strong and healthy, continued Kayleigh.Its definitely a real team effort, and we couldnt wait to share the news and pictures with our supporters.Sanctuary for lifeThe foals dam was one of 69 equines rescued from South WalesThe colt is not Nias first foal. She was moved together with her filly foal Netty and 67 other horses from Merthyr Common in South Wales.It was a large-scale rescue operation run by multiple welfare organisations in late 2023.The little foal is chestnut with a white flash down his face, just like his older sister Netty, who our supporters helped us to name just before Christmas.Weve all fallen in love with him already. He, his sister Netty and their dam Nia, have sanctuary for life with us and in coming years we will carefully assess their needs to see where they might live a happy and fulfilled life, said Dawn Vincent, director of fundraising and communications.The Mare and Foal Sanctuary is based in Newton Abbott, Devon. Despite its name, it is extremely rare for births to take place at the Sanctuary due to a strict non-breeding policy.Related contentMan who worked in-foal mare to exhaustion banned from ownershipMonth-old foal rescued after she was found alone next to deceased damHoof care advice, including why a newborn foals hooves are so fascinatingHow to take care of a horseThe post Live birth of new foal is captured on charitys webcam footage appeared first on Your Horse.