Competition calendar management is exhibit A on improvement with a “test run” amending the exemption rule for the '22 season in Florida.
Hours before the June 21 deadline, riders from smaller dressage nations vied for Olympic spots as long-qualified Ireland decided not to go.
There is bewilderment over the scale of cancellations on the UK eventing calendar when the country's vaccine rollout is so advanced.
The travel and scheduling problems caused by Covid have actually helped this venture, which debuts this summer.
A look at why the World Equestrian Center suddenly broke from USEF governance to run under the National Snaffle Bit Association.
Lengthy bans for two well-known riders swamped the news last week, but minimal coverage of other cases undermines the deterrent effect.
The sporting world has no choice but to press on with its preparations, but the odds still seem stacked against the Olympics going ahead.
With surging NSBA membership and ongoing USEF mileage rule issues, the Florida venue is changing the landscape of equestrian sport.
It is no surprise that an aggressive virus has finally ripped through the itinerant horse population of a multi-week jumping tour in Spain.
The eye-watering new costs and delays in taking horses over the English Channel could take years to unravel.
