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WEG: Bill Long – U.S. Driving

Four-In-Hand Coach, 2002 World Equestrian Games | MORE

WEG: S. Tucker S. Johnson – U.S. Driving

U.S. Combined Driving Team, 2002 World Equestrian Games | MORE

2002 WEG: Who’s Going to Medal?

EquiSearch taps Nancy Jaffer as our chief prognosticator by virtue of her coverage of the WEG trials and her 25-plus years of reporting on equestrian sport. Here, her podium picks: | MORE

Let The 2002 World Games Begin!

As the World Equestrian Games get under this week in Spain, the U.S. is sittin' pretty with a real shot at some medals. Here's a sneak peek at our teams--and the competition. | MORE

A Spectator’s Guide to the WEG

A list of things to see and do while in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, during WEG as well as links to resources. | MORE

Sunday Silence Dead at 16

1989 Kentucky Derby winner Sunday Silence, who has been suffering for two weeks from laminitis, died today in Japan. | MORE

Equestrian Community Loses a Legend

AHSA Hunter Seat champion, Victor Hugo-Vidal, 68, passed away August 3. | MORE

Postcard from Final 2002 WEG Jumping Trial

It looks like they're headed for Spain: Molly Ashe and the "fantastic" Kroon Gravin finish number one in the final trials. | MORE

Postcard From WEG Show Jumping Trials

Who'll make the team? There was a whole lotta shakin' going on in the rankings after the first day of the final set of World Equestrian Games selection trials. | MORE