Decision made due to the Covid-19 pandemic and resulting travel restrictions and health safety concerns - plus the risk of a second wave later this year.

Seventeen young dressage and jumping prospects were sold for a total of more than 400,000 euros and an average price 14,500 euros.

Alexander and Holly Grayton join Millar Brooke North as the team announce the opening of its U.S.-based satellite operation, Millar Brooke South.

To ensure even greater clarity for all stakeholders, revamped Board Resolutions and discipline-specific Calendar Task Force Decisions are now catalogued.

North American Riders Group looks back on what had been accomplished before the global change halted the winter season and obliterated the spring season.

As COVID-19 restrictions are lifted, all equestrians have a responsibility to ensure their horses return to an appropriate fitness level before competing.

Organizers fear that holding the 2020 competition in September would endanger the safety of competitors, vendors, sponsors, spectators and volunteers.

Committee determines that it would not be practical to continue with preparations given the uncertainty surrounding safety and social gatherings.

Has dressage changed over the last few decades? Where do our 5* judges see the sport heading? Take part in the Trends in Dressage webinar and find out.

Having partnered with Lamaze in March to purchase a trio of show jumping prospects, the couple has further invested in three more exciting horses.