WEG 2006
Looking Back at the 2006 World Equestrian Games
EquiSearch's Nancy Jaffer reflects on her favorite moments--and what she'd change--at the World Equestrian Games that ended September 3. | MORE
Americans Win Reining Silver, Bronze at WEG
After an exciting tie-breaker, Canadian Duane Latimer wins the reining gold, with the silver going to American Tim McQuay, in World Equestrian Games individual reining. | MORE
Madden Wins Individual Jumping Silver at WEG
Jos Lansink takes the gold, Beezie Madden the silver, and Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum the bronze in the individual show jumping competition at the World Equestrian Games. | MORE
WEG 2006 Show Jumping Semi-Finals
Madden, Lansink, Alexander and Michaels-Beerbaum go through to tomorrow's Final Four show jumping test at the World Equestrian Games. | MORE
Felix Brasseur Wins Four-in-Hand Driving at 2006 WEG
Felix Brasseur of Belgium, wows the crowd at the World Equestrian Games and wins the four-in-hand driving World Championship. | MORE
U.S. Reiners Win Gold at 2006 WEG
The U.S. reining team won gold at the 2006 World Equestrian Games for the second time since reining was first included in the Games four years ago. | MORE
U.S. Falls to Fifth after Driving Marathon
The U.S. four-in-hand driving team fell to fifth after the marathon segment, and Germany rose to first at the World Equestrian Games. | MORE
U.S. Jumping Team Wins Silver at 2006 WEG
McLain Ward and Beezie Madden put in clear rounds to give the U.S. the jumping silver medal at the 2006 World Equestrian Games. Plus, U.S. reiner Matt Mills weighs in on how it feels to be at the Games. | MORE
Weber, U.S. Lead Going into Driving Marathon
Chester Weber won the four-in-hand driving dressage segment to give the U.S. the lead going into tomorrow's marathon at the World Equestrian Games. | MORE
Madden First in Nations’ Cup Round 1 at 2006 WEG
America's Beezie Madden still leads the field after the first round of Nations' Cup jumping at the 2006 World Equestrian Games. | MORE
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