Equestrian
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Traverse City and the Great Lakes Equestrian Festival Are Cornerstones of the U.S. Show Jumping Season
Attention Grabbing, Sculpted and Paid For - These Women Have An Agenda
The Snobs and the Pageantry of The Hamptons Classic
A Documentary or a Bad Example of the Sport We Love?
Shawna Whitty’s Eye for Equine Elegance— and How She Captures the Magic of the Horse World
Tack Room and Barn Storage Solutions That Marry Functionality with Style
Learn about a hybrid spine surgery, combining ADR and ALIF, that allowed young rider Emma Stephens to overcome degenerative disc disease and return to competitive dressage.
DEDICATED TO FORGING THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN SHOW JUMPING, THIS OLYMPIAN-FOUNDED PUBLIC CHARITY EMPOWERS YOUNG TALENT TO BECOME TRUE EQUESTRIAN LEADERS THROUGH RIGOROUS TRAINING, HANDS-ON STABLE WORK, AND BUSINESS MENTORSHIP.
From family legacy to Olympic dreams: Charlotte Jacobs' journey in the world of show jumping.
The clip-clop of hooves echoes across pristine arenas, the glint of sun-kissed bridles catches the light, and the air buzzes with cheers for athletes—both human and equine. Welcome to Wellington International, a place where world-class competition and vibrant community spirit collide in an epic celebration of equestrian sport.Founded in 1974 by Gene Mische, the visionary behind Stadium Jumping, Inc., Wellington International began as a dream to bring the glamour of elite show jumping to U.S. soil. Nearly five decades later, it’s a global icon, drawing top riders and horses from over 42 countries to its arenas. Today, Wellington International stands as a unique, world-class destination, hosting Olympic-caliber athletes and competitions. With over 42 weeks of competitions each year, it is considered one of the largest and longest-running equestrian events worldwide.
