The Equita Masters, a two-round 1.60m class of the Longines Equita Lyon CHI-W, kept the audience engaged right until the very end on Saturday, Oct. 31 in Lyon, France. Switzerland’s Martin Fuchs, the ...

United Touch S is making small daily improvements as he recovers from an infection, Germany’s Richard Vogel said on Sunday, Nov. 1, while cautioning that the stallion will need more time. “We are not ...

This retrospective on Hilltop Farm is a three-part series. Read Part 1 and Part 2 first. While Rousseau demonstrated Hilltop’s ability to select exceptional European stallions and make their ...

Germany’s Isabell Werth guided Viva Gold OLD to victory in his FEI Dressage World Cup debut in Lyon, France, finishing ahead of world No. 2 Justin Verboomen of Belgium. After Verboomen and Zonik Plus ...

SafeSport has been thrust into the spotlight as the U.S. Equestrian Federation announced midyear 2018 that starting Jan. 1 all adult members must complete SafeSport training before they may compete.

As we celebrate Black History Month, how much do you know about Black equestrian history in the United States? Black horsemen and women have shaped modern sport on its frontlines and, when forced out ...

The views expressed in opinion pieces are those of the writers and do not necessarily reflect those of The Chronicle of the Horse. At a recent show, I noticed that many riders in the warm-up ring were ...

In honor of Col. John Russell's 100th birthday on Feb. 2, we're looking back at the Living Legend profile of the Olympic show jumper and coach, originally published in the Sept. 19, 2011, issue.

In this article, the third in my series on the future of the horse industry (click to read financial planning and business management strategies), let’s tackle boarding. This is an issue that should ...

In honor of Kathy Kusner receiving the U.S. Equestrian Federation Lifetime Achievement Award, we are republishing this Living Legend article that graced the cover of the April 4, 2016 Chronicle of the ...

In the late 1960s and early 1970s a memorable Appaloosa gelding named Crocodile turned heads on the West Coast show jumping circuit. But for his rider, the late Twinkie Nissen, some of his biggest ...