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Willem Greve and his 15-year-old stallion Grandorado delivered a thrilling final round to clinch victory at the FEI Jumping World Cup in Gothenburg. The win marks Greve's third World Cup triumph this season, capping off an intense eight-rider jump-off.
Danish rider Carina Cassøe Krüth claimed victory at the Gothenburg World Cup dressage competition just three months after giving birth. Her triumphant comeback exceeded her own expectations and brought her to tears during the victory lap.
Two Aledo High School juniors are ranking among the best young equestrian athletes in America, with one claiming the top national spot. Their success in eventing, an Olympic sport combining three riding disciplines, shows how dedication and family support can turn passion into excellence.
Mimi Gochman became the only competitor to achieve a perfect score at the elite jumping competition, securing her spot at her first senior championship. The young American rider and her brave horse Iron Maiden proved months of patience and training pay off.
Jessica Burke became the first woman to win the prestigious Bordeaux World Cup, delivering the only double clear performance of the night with her 10-year-old horse. After five previous attempts with a single rail down each time, the Irish rider's patience finally paid off with a fairytale victory.
Jessica Burke just made showjumping history with her first-ever World Cup victory in Bordeaux, France. The Irish rider delivered the only clear jump-off round to claim her first five-star win.
Norwegian researchers are teaching horses to communicate their preferences using symbols, turning animals into active participants in their own care. The HorseVoice project could transform how the equestrian world treats horses.
Olympic champion Steve Guerdat stayed calm under pressure to win the FEI Longines World Cup showjumping competition in Leipzig, Germany. His smart strategy and trust in his 12-year-old horse proved that patience beats panic, even when competing first.