The eighth edition of the FEI World Equestrian Games had more than its share of problems, but then, problems seem to go with the genre.

If the horse world refused Tryon the chance to host another significant championship when it really is finished, would we bite-off-nose-to-spite-face?

After a rugged first week of the star-crossed 2018 World Equestrian Games, it is hoped that week two will have less drama. But has this event seen its day?

David Ballard takes us on a walk of the CSI 2* Kubota $70,200 Grand Prix during the final week of Angelstone’s season, designed by Hossein Shafiee.

Selena O’Hanlon has been named to the Canadian Eventing Team with her partner Woody (Foxwood High) for the 2018 World Equestrian Games in Tryon.

Pippa Cuckson notes that the FEI treats the sport of eventing like a sideshow, and questions the decision to reduce equestrian teams to three riders.

Selena O’Hanlon recounts her CIC3* win with Woody at Bromont International this year, and her preparation with Christilot Boylen beforehand.

Dave Ballard takes us on a course walk at Angelstone of the $70,200 Groupby CSI 2* 1.45-1.50m grand prix, designed by Manuel Esparza of Mexico.

It has been announced that the WEQx™ Games, which were to run alongside the 2018 World Equestrian Games, will not be held after all.

On their quest to become Equestrian Canada certified judges, Brandon Hall, Emily Yaghdjian and Cameron Edwards must complete their Rider Level 8 testing.