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The United States Equestrian Federation has revealed new details regarding the 2026 USEF Eventing Elite Programs as preparations for the 2026 FEI World Championships in Aachen intensify.Boyd Martin, currently ranked World Number 2 in eventing, is prominently featured with four horses listed in the U.S. Eventing Elite Program.

The holiday season is here, and whether you're shopping for your horse, your barn bestie, or treating yourself (because let’s be honest—we all deserve it), we’ve wrapped up the ultimate equestrian gift guide for Christmas. From thoughtful stable essentials to rider must-haves, these ideas will bring joy to every horse lover in your life.

$10,000 Welcome Prix 1.35mThe second week of the Winter Classic series at World Equestrian Center – Ohio kicked off with a competitive field in the $10,000 Welcome Prix 1.35m, where Samuel Pegg dominated the leaderboard with a one–two finish.Pegg Secures the WinRiding Comme Cartani, Pegg delivered a polished and efficient round to secure the top spot.

USA's Kristen B. Vanderveen on Bull Run's Jireh won the $63,000 CSI3* Grand Prix qualifier at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala Thursday.Last to go of 58 entries, Kristen and the 11-year-old gelding on a jump off time of 35.13 secs. were the fastest of six combinations from six nations to go double clear. The duo won a similar event in Wellington, Florida in mid-November.

American Charlotte Jacobs and RIncoola Milsean sped to victory in Major League Show Jumping's $32,000 1.45m FEI*2 Speed by BrainJuice class. Jacobs and the 12-year-old Irish Sport Horse gelding zipped around the course in 56.56 seconds, just under 2 seconds faster than second-place finisher Erynn Ballard of Canada.

Leg 6 of Major League Show Jumping has two classes running today in Thermal, California. Don't miss a minute; watch it live on ClipMyHorse.TV HERE!Today's schedule for the Coachella Cup at the Desert International Horse Park:First, the $32,000 1.45m FEI 2* Speed by Brainjuice has 56 starters.The second class is the $182,000 1.55m FEI5* Qualifier by Visit Greater Palm Springs.

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Tony Stormanns of Germany piloted Surprise to victory in the $1,000 1.40m FEI2* Two Phase by ClipMyHorse.TV at Major League Showjumping Leg 6 in California. Stormanns, part of the Helios team, and his 11-year-old Zangersheide mare took the win by 0.08 seconds in the second phase, with a time of 28.38 seconds. You can find out more about Surprise HERE.