Equestrian is a popular international sporting discipline that has been contested at the Olympic Games dating back to 1912. Equestrian events include dressage, vaulting, jumping, and eventing. German riders Isabell Werth and Reiner Klimke are among the most accomplished individuals in equestrian events at the … Continue readingA Look at 4 Equestrian Teams Representing the United States on the World Stage
Equestrianism is one of the world’s oldest sports and features a variety of disciplines, including dressage, eventing, and vaulting. Dressage, which dates back to ancient Greece, was created to prepare horses for war. It is an event in which the horse and rider execute a … Continue reading5 of the Most Decorated Equestrians at the Olympics
As the national governing body for equestrian sport, the United States Equestrian Federation (US Equestrian) promotes the sport at the grassroots level as well as trains and funds the US Equestrian Team, which competes in the Olympic Games and other prominent international competitions. The organization … Continue readingEquestrian Spotlight: 6 of the Most Popular International Disciplines
In 2016, Zoe Reardon went to National Pony Finals based on points earned at qualifying competitions throughout the year. “It was huge for me to compete on that level”, said Zoe Reardon. “I learned so much. This is Peter, he will always be my favorite … Continue readingPETER NATIONAL PONY FINALS
Lexington in an early competition Riding Lexington and winning ribbons got Zoe hooked. “I spent the next 7 years competing in bigger and bigger events”, said Zoe Reardon. “Lexington is where it all began!”
Close up photo of Lexington, Zoe’s first horse. This is Zoe’s first horse Lexington. Lexington taught Zoe so much about riding and helped develop her equine passion.
Zoe stands proudly with Charlie and Peter, two of her winners! “These are my boys. Charlie, my Champion, and Peter, who I was training”, said Zoe Reardon. “I won on both of them at this event in 2017. That was a great day.”