Singer Takes the Lead in the Triple Crown of Driving, Presented by Driving Essentials, Inc./Glinkowski Carriages

Lisa Singer of Chadds Ford, PA, took the lead in the Triple Crown of Driving, presented by Driving Essentials, Inc./Glinkowski Carriages, after winning the United States Equestrian Team (USET) Pairs Championship at the Gladstone Driving Event, the second leg of the Triple Crown, held in Gladstone, NJ, October 11-13.

Spainhour Took Leap Of Faith to the Top in the $10,000 NAL Children's Jumper Final

Sarah Beth Spainhour 16, of Camden, SC and Leap of Faith negotiated the only double clear rounds to win the $10,000 North American League (NAL) Children’s Jumper Final at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show.

Equestrian Federation of Australia Supports FEI Response to IOC's Eventing Threat

The EFA has reviewed the proposal by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) to the IOC designed to counter threats to remove Eventing from the Olympic program, and gives it its full support.

Olympic and World Championship Veterans Expected to Compete at Fair Hill International

Olympic veterans and World Champion equestrians are expected to compete at the 14th annual Fair Hill International Festival in the Country, October 24-27, in Fair Hill, MD.

Miscongeniality Captures The NAL Childrens Hunter Final

Callie Schott 16, of Versailles, Kentucky, won the $10,000 North American League Children’s Hunter Final riding Miscongeniality, at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show. The Reserve Champion was Oh So Sweet, owned and ridden by Tracey Mack of Noank, Connecticut.

Maggie Jayne Wins Hunter Seat Equitation Final

Maggie Jayne, 18, of Elgin, Illinois, defeated a field of 259 of the nation's top junior riders to win the 2002 USA/Pessoa National Hunter Seat Medal Final held Sunday, October 13, at the Pennsylvania National in Harrisburg, PA.

Morrissey Wins 2002 BET/USA National Junior Jumper Championship

Michael Morrissey, 17, of Bradenton, Florida, and his mount Gera 28 (Holsteiner: Calando I De x Larsa), were victorious in the 2002 BET/USA Individual National Junior Jumper Championships at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show. The Individual Champion was named after completion of three
phases held October 10th through 12th.

USA Equestrian New Rule for Eventing Headgear

Beginning January 1, competitors at all levels of eventing, from beginner novice through advanced, must wear properly fitting protective headgear, passing or surpassing current applicable ASTM / SEI standards with harness secured while jumping any obstacle.

USA Equestrian Approved Rule Changes

The USA Equestrian Executive Committee approved rule changes to the 2003 USA Equestrian Rule Book on December 3.

USA Equestrian Executive Director's Report To the Board Now Available