It was a thriller in Rio today where 58 year-old British rider Nick Skelton bested 35 of the world’s best horse and rider combinations to secure an individual gold in the 2016 Olympic games. The morning started at 10am Rio… Continue Reading →
Guilherme Jorge’s course for round A of the individual final was big and technical, but the 35 starters showed us why they’re the best in the world. A lucky 13 were clear with 0 faults while 2 riders jumped clean… Continue Reading →
There’s just one more day of equestrian competition at the 2016 Rio Olympics and it’s destined to be an exciting one as 35 horse and rider combinations square off tomorrow morning for the first round of the individual show jumping… Continue Reading →
It was an absolute thriller in Rio today where team medals were decided in dramatic fashion as France and the USA nailed down gold and silver, and Canada and Germany jumped-off for the Bronze. Giulherme Jorge’s track was big and… Continue Reading →
It was a thrilling day of Show Jumping in Rio today, where each round counted toward both a team and individual score. 8 teams move on to tomorrow’s round, and the top 45 individuals with fewer than 10 faults over… Continue Reading →
Tomorrow’s Olympic Show Jumping competition kicks off at 9am eastern. Watch live on NBCOlympics.com or see limited coverage on NBC from 12:30-1:00pm. Here’s the start list: 1. Luciana Diniz (POR) – Fit for Fun 2. Rene Lopez (COL)– Con Dios… Continue Reading →
They’ve done it again! Charlotte “dressage queen” Dujardin and her partner Valegro have defended their Olympic gold with a freestyle score of 93.875%. The test was executed to near perfection - something we’ve come to expect from the pair. Dujardin’s… Continue Reading →
Like re-booting to re-establish a connection, Germany clinched team Dressage gold in considerable style at the Olympic Equestrian Park in Deodoro today. Germany has now won eight of the last nine Olympic team Dressage contests - with only Great Britain… Continue Reading →
World No.2 Show Jumping rider, France’s Simon Delestre, has pulled his horse Hermes Ryan from Olympic competition. The horse has reportedly suffered a micro fracture on his hock, the cause of which remains unknown. Delestre released the following message on… Continue Reading →
Michael Jung and Sam FBW are gold medal winners yet again! Jung is just the third rider to win back-to-back gold medals and Sam the first horse to do so since Mark Todd’s Charisma in 1988. And to think Sam… Continue Reading →
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