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Germany's Tony Stormanns is two for two with RMF Cinnamo during week four of WEC Ocala's Winter Spectacular.His victory with the 12-year-old Swedish Warmblood gelding in Thursday's $32,000 1.45m CSIU25 Grand Prix follows the pair's win in Wednesday's CSIU25 1.40m $1,000 Speed class. In addition, Stormanns placed fourth with the 10-year-old Oldenburg gelding Twick Star in both classes.

Welcome to Wellington, Florida — the undisputed winter equestrian capital of the world. Every year, this sun-soaked destination transforms into a dazzling hub where elite riders, world-class horses, and passionate fans converge for a season of unparalleled competition.

Olympian Liz Halliday is back in her Lexington, Kentucky, home since being hospitalized and spending time at two rehabilitation facilities following a fall at the USEA American Eventing Championships in August 2024.Message on social mediaHalliday shared a social media update on Tuesday, January 21.

The winter competition season is in full swing, with premier hunter, jumper, equitation, and dressage events taking place nationwide. Fans can follow all the action live and on demand via ClipMyHorse.TV and USEF Network powered by ClipMyHorse.TV.

Join Frederik de Backer as he takes his weekly Tuesday look at the world of international show jumping in THE HORSE SHOW. Topics in the current episode include the move of Highway TN to Lillie Keenan, the discussion surrounding the new FEI rules (Article 259), and an analysis of the World Cup leg in Leipzig.

Steve Guerdat and Albfuehren's Iashin Sitte (Bamako de Muze x Tinka's Boy) have won the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ in Leipzig. With a time of 42.21 seconds in the jump-off, the Swiss pair won the 1.60 m class, relegating Simon Delestre and Gatsby du Tillard (President x Diamant de Semilly) to second place. Delestre and the 10-year-old stallion finished in 43.25 seconds.

Greya, Kent Farrington, LLC's 2014 Oldenburg mare, was voted 2025 International Horse of the Year by the USEF membership.

Ocala's own Aaron Vale claimed victory in the $200,000 UF Health Grand Prix FEI CSI4* during week three of the Winter Spectacular aboard Carissimo 25, a 13-year-old Holsteiner gelding. Though his entire round was indeed a spectacular jump-off, there was, in particular, a rollback to a vertical that was extraordinary.

Tracy Fenney and her longtime partner - the 15-year-old Danish Warmblood mare MTM Apple - took the biggest bite out of the prize money on Saturday at the $60,000 HITS Ocala Grand Prix. Fenney has complete confidence in the grey mare.“She always rises to the occasion,” said Fenney. “She comes to the show and I don’t have to worry about what they set or anything because she just knows her job.

At the age of 35, Ludger Beerbaum's Goldfever, who had won everything from German championship gold to Olympic gold, has passed away. "Of course, we are all very sad today that Goldfever is no longer with us – but we also look back with great gratitude and a little pride on his successes and the time we spent together," Ludger Beerbaum announced in a statement from Beerbaum Stables.