Eventing

Thank you for your interest in insuring your horse with us. We make it as easy as possible, so let’s get started by send us the following information.

Graeme Thom will be responsible for developing and implementing the Strategic High-Performance plan and programs and overall administration of all aspects of sport programming and pathways for those FEI disciplines.

US Equestrian (USEF) announces the appointment of David O’Connor to the newly created position of Chief of Sport beginning October 3, 2022.

Both Britain’s Piggy March and Germany’s Malin Hansen-Hotopp held on to the leads they established after dressage to win their classes at Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials today.

Germany won a third team gold and Britain's Yasmin Ingham riding Banzai du Loir her first senior individual title in a thrilling finale to the 15th FEI Eventing World Championship.

British rider Piggy March has held on to her pole position in the CCI4*-S for eight- and nine-year-old horses at Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials after showjumping.

While Germany’s Malin Hansen-Hotopp has held on to the lead in the feature CCI4-L class at Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials yesterday, top British rider Piggy March stormed ahead in the CCI4-S for eight- and nine-year-old horses with a brilliant performance.

As the Dressage phase of the FEI Eventing World Championship 2022 at Pratoni del Vivaro (ITA) drew to a close today Great Britain lost the advantage on the Individual leaderboard, but their spectacular team total of 69.2 set a new World Championship record.

Day one at the Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials was full of “firsts” – for the leaders of both the feature CCI4-L class and the CCI4-S class for eight- and nine-year-old horses, it was their debut on British soil, and they both posted their personal-best dressage scores.

They arrived with six Team and five Individual gold medals already under their belts, and today Team Great Britain showed they are again the ones to beat when filling the top two places on the leaderboard at the end of the first day of Dressage.