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As of January 1, 2026, the renowned Danish rider and trainer Bo Kristoffersen will join the Ashford Farm team in Belgium. With his years of experience and in-depth knowledge, Kristoffersen will be a valuable asset to the renowned stable management of Ashford Farm.

Don't miss: THE HORSE SHOW, episode 11 - tonight at 8:30pm for free on our 24/7 channel. As every Tuesday evening, Frederik de Backer looks back on the most important events in international show jumping, interviews winners and personalities of the week and shares exclusive insights into special challenges that the courses brought with them.

Rising to the TopAfter finishing in the top 10 last year, Violet Tatum set her sights on improving her results in the USEF/NCEA Junior Hunter Seat Medal Final – West. The 17-year-old from Pacific Palisades, Calif., achieved that goal on Sunday at Desert International Horse Park, rising to the top of a competitive 46-rider field to claim the 2025 championship.

A Winning Start for South Haven FarmLilly Goldstein kicked off a winning day for South Haven Farm with a speedy and precise performance in the $7,500 1.20m Junior/Amateur Mini Prix at World Equestrian Center – Wilmington (WEC). Aboard Goldstein Investment Group Inc.

A Week of Consistency and SuccessIt was a week of consistency and success for Scott Lenkart and Eyckenhoeve Group Inc.’s Origi Van’t Roosakker (Echo Van T Spieveld x Locosta Van T Roosakker) at World Equestrian Center – Wilmington (WEC).

A Stylish Start to Hunter Derby FridayThe first Hunter Derby Friday of November at World Equestrian Center – Wilmington (WEC) kicked off in style with the $10,000 USHJA National Non-Pro Hunter Derby.

A talented field of professional riders took center stage in the R+L Arena at World Equestrian Center – Wilmington (WEC) for the $10,000 Shoofly USHJA National Open Hunter Derby during Midwest Indoors I. The competition was fierce, with scores soaring into the 90s and riders delivering rounds that showcased style, precision, and rhythm.