Behind the Scenes at an Event: Risk Management
Everyone in the sport is aware that eventing is a high-risk activity. We partner with 1200 lb prey animals and ask them to fancy prance, jump fixed obstacles at high speed, and stay quick-footed over colored poles. What could possibly go wrong?
All In for the 2025 USEA Young Event Horse Championships
The United States Eventing Association, Inc. (USEA) is eagerly looking to this fall for the return of the USEA Young Event Horse (YEH) East and West Coast Championships. Yet again, the Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill in Elkton, Maryland (East) and Twin Rivers Ranch in Paso Robles, California (West) ...
Fast Facts: The Event at Rebecca Farm
Each summer, The Event at Rebecca Farm transforms Kalispell, Montana, into a mecca for eventing fans and athletes alike. Set against the Swan and Salish mountain ranges, this world-class competition, affectionately known as “the Western Wonderland,” welcomes hundreds of competitors from across No...
Pressure Proof Tip with Daniel Stewart: The Trauma and Drama of Riding
Last month we began a series of Pressure Proof tips dedicated to fear and discussed the idea of building a fear-a-myd: a series of fears (from least to greatest) written in the form of a pyramid. We then talked about creating a second pyramid containing of a series of strategies...
Call for Media Credentials at the 2025 USEA AEC
Applications for 2025 USEA American Eventing Championships (AEC) press credentials are now available. Applications are due on Aug. 8.
Classic Series Riders, Apply Now for the Jimmy Wofford Legacy Fund Scholarship
The Waredaca Eventing Education Foundation (WEEF) presents the Jimmy Wofford Legacy Fund Scholarship, a nation-wide opportunity for financial support to pursue Classic Three-Day Events at each venue in the U.S.!
USEA Podcast #391: All about the USEA Youth Mentorship Program
This episode of the USEA Official Podcast takes you behind the scenes of the USEA Youth Mentorship Program — a unique opportunity for young riders to explore the sport from an entirely different perspective.
How Three Eventers Found Their Stride in the USEA Intercollegiate Program
When Lucy Ann Walter arrived at college a few years ago, she brought more than just her books and boots. She brought her off-the-track Thoroughbred, her love for eventing, and a determination to grow a fledgling intercollegiate team into something bigger.
