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The Defender U.S. Eventing Team delivered a standout performance at the prestigious UBS-Cup CCIO4-S* during CHIO Aachen, securing a hard-fought second place finish in front of a roaring German crowd. Under the steady leadership of Chef d’Equipe Leslie Law, the U.S. squad showcased resilience, precision, and bold riding to finish on a final team score of 117.

Cue the “Star-Spangled Banner”—Team USA has done it again. For the seventh time in the storied history of the Mercedes-Benz Nations’ Cup at CHIO Aachen, the red, white, and blue stood atop the podium, victorious in the legendary Soers.

It’s official—Team USA is headed to Aachen with serious firepower across eventing, jumping, and dressage. The U.S. Equestrian Federation just dropped its athlete-and-horse combos for the 2025 CHIO Aachen, and the roster is packed with household names, rising stars, and four-legged legends.

The refined elegance of hunter sport is about to make history. For the first time ever, this traditionally North American discipline is going global with the debut of the Baran Global Hunter Classic, held July 11–13 at the Longines Tops International Arena in Valkenswaard, Netherlands.

Mark your calendars—CHIO Aachen is back, and the world will be watching. From June 27 to July 6, 2025, the iconic grounds of Aachen, Germany, will once again welcome the very best in equestrian sport for the highly anticipated World Festival of Equestrian Sports.Fans across the globe can catch every moment live on ClipMyHorse.TV, the official streaming partner of CHIO Aachen 2025.

Join us for the Adequan®/USEF Junior Hunter National Championships – East at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky. This prestigious championship showcases the nation’s top junior hunter riders competing in 3’3” and 3’6” divisions. The event spans five days, featuring three phases: Classic, Handy, and Under Saddle.

Zone 5 proved unstoppable once again, reclaiming the top of the podium at the Markel/USHJA Platinum Jumper Championships with back-to-back team golds. Returning as defending champions, the squad—led by chef d’équipe Lindsay Yinger—rose to the occasion under pressure.

Parker Peacock and Verified proved unbeatable in the $10,000 Large Junior Hunter 3’6” 16–17 Classic, securing the win with a standout score of 270.55.Delivering two composed and stylish rounds, the pair showcased classic hunter brilliance and unwavering consistency. Their sharp execution and polished presence earned them the judges’ favor and the top podium position in a talented field.

Paige Walkenbach and Babylon delivered two standout trips to earn a winning score of 278 in the $10,000 Small Junior Hunter 3’6” 16–17 Classic.With flawless form and seamless rhythm, the pair impressed the judges and rose to the top of a competitive field.

June 11–15, 2025This week, four major show jumping competitions take center stage across North America, offering fans a chance to witness world-class performances from elite riders and rising stars alike. From the iconic grounds of Spruce Meadows to the picturesque rings of Traverse City and Ocala, each venue offers something unique. Here's what to watch and where to tune in.