Patrik Kittel & Jovian in 2024 14.02.2025 The world’s dressage elite will once again converge at the magnificent Stade Équestre du Grand Parc in Compiègne for the 14th edition of the Internationaux de Dressage. Boasting an outstanding programme, an unparalleled level of competition, and the sole French leg of the FEI Nations Cup, this prestigious event stands as a...

14.02.2025 New York Empire is back, and they are bringing a powerhouse squad to the 2025 GCL. Under the leadership of team owner Georgina Bloomberg, a visionary in modern show jumping, this elite team of world-class riders is primed to take the season by storm. With a fresh mix of seasoned champions and rising stars, the New York Empire is set to rewrite the narrative and claim their place at...

Horse Sport Ireland (HSI) has issued an update on the number of passport applications processed during the week ending February 14th, through Horse Source. The number completed foal passports issued is now 4919. There has been a total of 6798 foal passport applications received through Horse Source, of which 6307 are pedigree applications. To date, 5479 foal kits have been returned from breeders to HSI for pedigree applications, with the number of pedigree foal passports issued to breeders now 4549, equating to 83% of pedigree applications having passports issued, where DNA has been provided by customers. The total number of non-pedigree applications completed is now 370. 13% of DNA Kits have notbeen returned to HSI from breeders. Once these are received, we can send them to the laboratory and process their applications. HSI has processed 92% of applications that have DNA results back from the laboratory. The remainder are currently []

Ocala, FL Canadas Denielle Gallagher and Come Back De Massa were the unanimous winning choice for all five judges in the FEI Grand Prix for Freestyle CDI3* on Friday, February 14, at the World Equestrian Center (WEC) February Dressage show presented byHampton Green Farms, at WEC Ocala. The pair scored 68.326%, with a high of 70.217% from the judge at C, Thomas Lang.[...]Read MoreThe post Finessing the Finishing Touches Hands Denielle Gallagher CDI3* Grand Prix Victory appeared first on World Equestrian Center.

Wilmington, Ohio Kelsey Epperson made history in the R+L Arena at World Equestrian Center Wilmington Winter Classic 10 as she secured first, second and third place in the $15,000 Standlee National Open Hunt-N-Go Derby. The Hunt-N-Go format combined the classic hunter round and the handy round, with horse-and-rider combinations transitioning directly from the final jump of the first round to the handy portion.[...]Read MoreThe post Kelsey Epperson Sweeps $15,000 Standlee National Open Hunt-N-Go Derby at Winter Classic 10 appeared first on World Equestrian Center.

Ocala, FL The derby series returned to Hunter 1 on Friday during Week VII of the 2025 Winter Spectacular Show Series with 77 entries between the three classes: the $20,000Golden Ocala36-39 Hunter Derby, the $15,000UF Veterinary HospitalUSHJA National 3 Open Hunter Derby and the $15,000 USHJA National 3 Jr/Am Hunter Derby. Course designer Tucker Williamson designed tracks with flowing bending lines and tight inside[...]Read MoreThe post Daniel Geitner and Walk The Moon Launch to First in the $20,000 Golden Ocala 36-39 Hunter Derby appeared first on World Equestrian Center.

Ocala, FL Five-star week continued during the Winter Spectacular Show Series at World Equestrian Center Ocala (WEC) on Friday, February 14, 2025. International riders returned to the ring to contest the $62,500 1.50m Winning Round CSI5*-W, but it was 25-year-old Nina Mallevaey (FRA) and My Clementine, owned by Rein Family LLC and Tara Dow-Rein, who showed their speed prowess once again and won[...]Read MoreThe post Nina Mallevaey and My Clementine Score Again for $62,500 1.50m Winning Round CSI5*-W Victory appeared first on World Equestrian Center.

On second thought I might need that later OKE Ruby R brought home the win at @pinetopeventing this past weekend in the AI! @lizcrawleyphotography @christinequinnphotography Posted by Waylon Roberts onFriday, February 14,...

TheHorses and Ponies Protection Association (HAPPA) will host a packed schedule of activities during February half term.The Burnley-based charity is hoping to raise some much-needed funds through its range of events which begin on Monday 17 February at 7pm with its Equine Care & Cake Club. The club is open to anyone who is passionate about horses and who wants to learn the basics in equine care.The two-hour monthly meetings are designed to be welcoming and non-judgemental and cover a range of topics and skills. Each session is theory based and takes place in HAPPAs on-site caf. The club costs 12.50 per person per month and participants receive a content pack, a drink and a sweet treat.Spend time with HAPPA residentsOn Tuesday 18 February, pony grooming sessions are available for 5 pp. The 15-minute sessions are supervised by HAPPA staff and teach participants how to correctly groom HAPPA horses and ponies. Own a Pony days, which are aimed at children aged between six and 16, will take place on Wednesday 19 and Saturday 22 February.These days allow children to spend time with HAPPAs horsey experts and own a HAPPA pony for a day. Participants will complete all the daily tasks required to care for a horse and may have the chance to sit on a pony at the end of the day. The cost is 35 per person and the day runs from 10am 3pm.Stretch your legsThe Winter Hill Walk will take place on Saturday 22 February at 10am. The guided walk takes places around the Lever Family Country Estate near Rivington and costs 15 per adult. Children are free and dogs are welcome. There are two walk options a two hour easier walk and a three hour hillier walk.We are lucky to have such a fabulous farm to call HAPPAs home nestled in the Thursden Valley, it is a real gem of a location, said Andy Black, HAPPAs caf manager.We find that those who make the trip out to us are pleasantly surprised with what we have to offer. A unique day out with plenty for all to see and do.If you are passionate about animal welfare join us in raising vital funds in any way you can. Bring your four-legged companion with you as we are completely dog friendly.The money raised through these events will help HAPPA to continue to do its work and rescue, rehabilitate and re-home horses, ponies and donkeys.For more information about any of the activities click here. Image HAPPA.Related contentFrom tragedy to love Romeo and Juliet rescued (separately) in time for Valentines DayDover 26 horses rescued from being smuggled last year are seeking new homesUK bans live export of horses for slaughterPetition set up with the aim of updating the Dangerous Dogs Act to better protect horsesPublic attitudes towards horse sport on the right track but there is still more to doThe post Sign up to half term fun at HAPPA appeared first on Your Horse.