Michelle Parker and Xel Ha.  San Juan Capistrano, CA – September 12, 2012 – Michelle Parker and Xel Ha are simply uncatchable as they continue their domination in the Wednesday night $32,000 Blenheim Jumper Classic. Parker and her incredible nine-year-old Selle Francais mare mastered Brazilian Guilherme Jorge’s track in the Blenheim Farms Indoor Arena to clinch their second Jumper Classic victory in two weeks.

September 13-16, 2012 ADMISSION AND PARKING ARE FREE! The Devon Fall Classic is under way! Please see the daily schedule below. Look for all the news on the days events TONIGHT! Thursday, September 13 Competition Begins at 9am and ends approximately 5pm Fall Festival Open 10am-5pm Over 30 Fabulous Boutiques and great food featuring Goshen Donuts, Whirled Peace and award winning Hess’s BBQ Midway Tickets $1, Wristband $20 Noon – 5pm Friday, September 14 Competition Begins at 8am and ends approximately 7:30pm Fall Festival Open 10am – 9pm Famer’s Market 10am – 4pm Midway Noon – 9pm Live Music Kirsten Sowers, 12 Year Old Singer/Songwriter – 4-6pm Dave Saunders, Acoustic Guitar and Vocals – 6-7:30pm All Together Charlie, Traditional Rock/Pop – 7:30 – 10pm   Saturday, September 15 111Competition Begins at 8am and ends approximately 9pm Fall Festival 10am – 10pm Midway 10am – 10pm Farmer’s Market 10am – 4pm Live Music 1-3 pm: SAS Band 3-5 pm: John Holt 5-6 pm: Duo Die 6-7 pm: The Page 7-9 pm: 92nd Street 9-11 pm: The Undecided Sunday, September 16 Competition Begins at 9am and ends at approximately 5pm Fall Festival 10am – 5pm Farmer’s Market 10am-4pm Midway 11am – 5pm Petting Zoo and Pony Rides Petting Zoo is Free, Pony Ride $5 10am-5pm Live Music Open Mic – Noon-Close

Antioch, IL – September 12, 2012 – Jersey Boy and Jennifer Alfano have been red hot since their recent victory as the $100,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby Finals held in Kentucky last month. Their fire did not stop burning as they blazed the way to the top of the $50,000 Chicago International Hunter Derby, presented by Canadian National Railroad

Show Jumping Under The Lights! Spend your Friday evening under the lights for the $50,000   Blenheim World Cup Grand Prix, presented by Summit General Insurance. Top   West Coast Show Jumping horse and rider duos will go head to head for the top   prize and for valuable points towards qualifying for the FEI World Cup Finals   in Goteborg, Sweden, April 24-28, 2013

September 11th, 2012- Week one of the 2012 Aiken Fall Festival Show series came to a close on Sunday and what a busy week it was. The event in it’s 5th year took place at Highfields in historic Aiken, SC and is managed by locally based Equus Events, Inc

(SPRUCE MEADOWS, Calgary, AB): In front of record crowds, the fourth day of the 2012 Spruce Meadows saw both the American and German flag fly above the international ring. Beezie Madden and Coral Reef Via Volo: winners of the Suncor Energy Winning Round.

(SPRUCE MEADOWS, Calgary, AB): 61,410 fans visited Spruce Meadows Friday to enjoy championship sport. Dr. Sam Shaw, Vice President, Natural Gas Policy Development, Encana Natural Gas presenting the winners’ cheque to Kent Farrington

Calgary, Alberta – Eric Lamaze of Schomberg, ON, offered an insider’s look at the sport of show jumping on the opening day of the CSIO5* Spruce Meadows “Masters” tournament.  The five-day international show jumping tournament runs September 5 through 10 in Calgary, Canada.

Bridgehampton, New York – Only 15 years of age, Venezuela’s Emanuel Andrade scored an impressive win at the CSI4*-W Hampton Classic in Bridgehampton, New York, taking victory in the $15,000 North Star Junior/Amateur-Owner Classic on September 1 riding Tiny Tim. 15-year-old Emanuel Andrade of Venezuela guided Tiny Tim to victory in the $15,000 North Star Junior/Amateur-Owner Classic on September 1 at the CSI4*-W Hampton Classic horse show in Bridgehampton, New York. (Photo by The Book LLC) Only three entries from the 39-horse starting field qualified for the jump-off over the 1.40m track set by internationally renowned course designer Guilherme Jorge of Brazil.  Two of those horses belonged to Andrade, who got the jump-off underway by posting a fast time of 36.83 seconds, but at the expense of two rails down with La Fe Forli.  Jean Sheptoff was next in, posting a clear round in 40.55 seconds to take over the lead riding Ami des Gemmes.  As the final challenger, Andrade knew exactly what he had to do to win.  Shaving more than three full seconds off the leading time, Andrade and Tiny Tim left all the rails in place, stopping the clock in 37.28 seconds to claim victory.

William Fox-Pitt riding PARKLANE HAWK. ©Peter Nixon/FEI By Kate Green In an extraordinary finale to the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials (GBR), the evergreen New Zealander Andrew Nicholson seized his third victory in 17 years at this popular venue while William Fox-Pitt’s third place was good enough – by just one point – to win him a third HSBC FEI Classics™ title. Fox-Pitt (GBR), riding Parklane Hawk, had two fences down and Nicholson (on Avebury) one on an influential Jumping track