A study looked at the cost, suitability, versatility, temperament and work ethic of retired Thoroughbreds in various equestrian disciplines.

The lovely three-year-old Hanoverian filly Rottenegg's wins were especially sweet for her determined small breeder Amy West.

The Australian current world #1-ranked four-in-hand driver and his team were polished and consistent over the two days of competition.

In her debut year in the 5* ranks, the young German piloted Iron Dames My Prins in just her 2nd WC class and her horse's first-ever jumpoff.

A study in Great Britain explored measurable markers of fatigue in event horses which may be useful for earlier intervention by officials.

After a five-year hiatus, the night of celebration of the industry's movers and shakers (and unsung heroes) returned to the Liberty Grand.

Erynn Ballard (CAN), Kaitlin Campbell (USA) and Richard Howley (IRL) earned their second team victory and lead the overall standings.

The American was also awarded Leading International Rider honours at the event which ran at the Kentucky Horse Park, Oct. 29-Nov. 03.

Germany’s world number one delivered a stunning Dressage Freestyle performance riding the Quaterback gelding, scoring 84.70%.

The German took the 5* Qualifier at MLSJ Monterrey with Otello de Guldenboom while the Canadian was close riding De Flor 111 Z Santa Rosa.