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9 FEI Grand Prix victories and 56 top-three placings. For 3½ years, Count Me In and Conor Swail belonged to the world's best show jumping pairs – now Conor Swail is retiring his 18-year-old Count Me In from competition. 'The best horse I've ever ridden,’ is how Conor Swail describes his “Crosby” on Instagram.

Lorenzo de Lucas' 11-year-old partner Jappeloup is moving to Clara Pezzoli! De Luca made the sale public on Instagram:"Time to say goodbye to our fantastic Jappeloup! 🐎What an incredible horse you have been to us in this short time back together - showing your talent around the world and delivering clear round after clear round: GP 5* Shanghai, GP CSIO 5* Rome, GP Cannes, GP Monaco.

The Dutta Corp. USEA Young Event Horse (YEH) East Coast Championships, presented by Dubarry of Ireland, runs alongside the Maryland 5 Star, giving the next generation of eventing talent a chance to shine.Designed as eventing’s ultimate talent search, the YEH program identifies promising four- and five-year-old horses with the potential to rise through the sport’s levels.

Staged at the Fair Hill Special Event Zone, the Maryland 5 Star is one of only two CCI5* events in the United States—and just seven on the global calendar. As the pinnacle of eventing competition, the CCI5* challenges horse and rider across three disciplines: the finesse of dressage, the endurance of cross-country, and the precision of show jumping.

Nick Haness once again proved why he’s one of the best in the business. The Temecula, California–based rider captured his second career win in the $30,000 World Championship Hunter Rider (WCHR) Professional Finals, presented by World Wide Technology, adding another major title to his ever-growing résumé.The WCHR Professional Finals is unlike any other class of the year.

Kent Farrington continues to rewrite the story of his 2025 season. On Sunday in Greenwich, Connecticut, he added another grand prix victory to his already impressive record, guiding Toulayna, his 11-year-old Zangersheide mare, to a razor-thin win over Israel’s Daniel Bluman on Corbie V.V. by just three-hundredths of a second.

The Trelawny Trailblazers know a thing or two about winning, and in Greenwich they reminded everyone why they’re the reigning back-to-back MLSJ champions. The $262,000 Trelawny Farm 5* Team Competition brought the best squads in the league to the Dixon Oval, but when the dust settled, it was once again the Trailblazers standing tallest on the podium.

Taylor Cawley put on a masterclass at the PBIA North American Junior Equitation Championships, rising to the top of a field of 125 riders with her mount, Cheap Trick WM Z.

Olympic veteran Phillip Dutton (USA) delivered a masterclass in consistency this weekend at Plantation Field International, piloting Possante to victory in the Brooke USA CCI4-S*.The pair finished on a score of 26.9, picking up just two time penalties on Derek di Grazia’s cross-country track to secure the win.

The American Gold Cup once again found its way into the hands of Kent Farrington (USA), who added a third title to his name after a blazing performance with Greya on the final day of Traverse City Horse Shows.From the moment Alan Wade’s track unfolded, Farrington set the bar. First to produce a clear round, he went on to deliver the fastest jump-off time of the day — 34.