Postcard: 2006 USEF Talent Search Finals East
Talent Search judges George Morris and Alison Firestone | © Nancy Jaffer 2006 Gladstone, N.J., October 8, 2006 — You know what? The U.S. Equestrian Federation Show Jumping Talent Search…
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Let The 2002 World Games Begin!
…been focusing on the WEG since the end of the Sydney Olympics two years ago. For show jumping, dressage and eventing, the WEG–an aggregation of world championships–is second only to…
2010 WEG Dressage Test Event Grand Prix
…events give the WEG folks a chance to test their systems and personnel. For the personnel at the Horse Park who have been building toward the WEG for what seems…
Philippe Le Jeune Wins Show Jumping Gold at WEG 2010
…Abdullah didn’t. “I had a lot of confidence in myself,” he explained. In the stadium after the class, I ran into Beezie Madden, the silver medalist at the last WEG,…
U.S. Team Horses Prepare for WEG
…Headquarters up until the WEG. Ravel and Steffen Peters had their trip delayed a couple of days by Hurricane Earl, but they arrived safe and sound on Wednesday, September 8….
USEF Announces Eventing Short List for WEG
…outing. The eventing squad and alternate horse and rider combinations will be named on July 20 or 21. The 2006 FEI WEG are being held in Aachen, Germany, August 20-September…
Final U.S. WEG Eventing Team, Individuals Named
August 21, 2006 — The U.S. Equestrian Federation announced August 20 which eventing athletes would ride as the four team members and which two athletes would ride as individuals at…
2006 USEA Year-End Award Winners
December 13, 2006 — Almost 450 members of the United States Eventing Association (USEA) made their way to St. Louis, Mo., for the 2006 USEA Annual Meeting and Convention, held…
Final Postcard: 2006 National Horse Show
…in last summer’s World Equestrian Games (WEG) effort, finished third on her reliable mare Miss Independent. All that was missing was Beezie Madden, the fourth member of the WEG squad…
Postcard from 2006 Rolex Kentucky: Jumping
Lexington, Ky., April 30, 2006 — The surprises never stopped coming at this year’s $200,000 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event. Who would have guessed that someone who was 17th after dressage…