• Entries open for Balcarres

    ENTRIES are open for the inaugural Balcarres International Horse Trials (June 14-17), is hosting CCI* and CCI** classes and has promised free stabling for all FEI competitors.

  • Bramham to take extra entries

    SPRING 2012 hasn't been one to remember for the eventing community; prolonged rain has wreaked havoc with the calendar and several high-profile competitions have been lost to the elements.

  • Chatsworth Horse Trials cancelled

    CHATSWORTH International Horse Trials (May 11-13) is the latest victim of the weather after being cancelled this morning due to waterlogged ground conditions after the recent heavy rainfall.

  • Double for Luwig

    Swedish rider Ludwig Svennerstal was on form at the hastily rescheduled Central Scotland horse trials at Scone Palace, Perth, last weeke when he won two classes.

  • Help required at Central Scotland

    CENTRAL Scotland horse trials which was due to take place last weekend have pulled out the stops to reschedule the novice classes and above to this Friday (May 4).

  • Badminton Horse Trials cancelled

    LAST weekend's heavy rain has lead to the cancellation of the 2012 Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials.

  • Central Scotland training day

    CENTRAL Scotland Horse Trials are once again hosting a popular training day, which will take place on Monday, April 30 with David Gatherer and fellow BE accredited coach Sue Hendry.

  • Kirriemuir starts eventing season

    WHEN HIGH temperatures plummeted, resulting in a deluge of snow at Auchlishie Farm only days before Scotland's first British Eventing competition of 2012, organiser James Helyer and his team had their work well and truly cut out to make sure that Kirriemuir Horse Trials went ahead.

  • Kirriemuir gets eventing season underway

    WHEN HIGH temperatures plummeted, resulting in a deluge of snow at Auchlishie Farm only days before Scotland's first British Eventing competition of 2012, organiser James Helyer and his team had their work well and truly cut out to make sure that Kirriemuir Horse Trials went ahead.

  • BEF recognise achievements

    The British Equestrian Federation (BEF) celebrated equestrian talent recently when they presented medals of honour to seven individuals who have shown outstanding achievement and contribution to the international equestrian world had their accomplishments recognised at the presentation.