The North American Riders Group numerically evaluated the best horse shows in North America. Via a collective and unified voice of top riders and trainers, the goal of the NARG Top 25 aligns with the mission to make show jumping in North America rank among the greatest in the world. For more information visit www.narg.org.

For Immediate Release January 25, 2011 By USEF Communications Department Lexington, KY – The Board of Directors during this year’s United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) Annual Meeting approved new helmet rules for riders in both eventing and dressage – just two weeks after dozens of stakeholders in equestrian sport met with the goal of improving rider

1/18/2011, Wellington Florida The Inaugural CPI Horse Show was held at the PBIEC / WEF . The show exceeded everyone’s expectations and was a huge success! Congratulations to Jeanne and Heidi and all the volunteers on orchestrating a perfect event for coaches, riders and their families! Welcome  to our Special Events Pavilion! Opening night coaches presentations

RIDERS4HELMETS SAFETY SYMPOSIUM DEEMED A HUGE SUCCESS IN EDUCATING EQUESTRIANS ON BENEFITS OF HELMET WEARING Participants At Symposium Pledge To Support Helmet Safety Moves FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Lexington, KY (January 20th, 2010)-The Riders4Helmets Helmet Safety Symposium held Jan. 8th in Wellington, FL was deemed a huge success by participants at the event. Representatives from USEF, USDF, USEA, USHJA,

For Immediate Release – By Leah Oliveto Courtesy of USEF Lexington, KY – At the FEI World Cup Dressage Final for Young Riders, Meagan Davis and Bentley proved their mettle against 14 of the best Young Riders in the world and became the first U.S. pair to qualify for the Freestyle A-final. Competition got underway

Ottawa, ON—Dressage Canada is pleased to announce the rehiring of Robert Dover as Technical Coach/Advisor on an interim basis, for the period of January 1 — April 1, 2011. Robert Dover’s prior contract with Dressage Canada expired October 15, 2010. During his tenure and under his guidance, the Canadian Dressage Team achieved its highest placing

Katie Prudent has been elected to the board of directors of the International Jumping Riders Club. Ms. Prudent was nominated by the North American Riders Group.  NARG has charged Prudent with the task of unifying North American riders and International riders in their collective efforts to advance the sport of Show Jumping. “We agree with