HJN Content posted on July 20th, 2006

Jeffery Welles takes the opening Grand Prix at HITS on the Hudson IV

SAUGERTIES, NY (July 20, 2025)—Jeffery Welles rode Armani to win Thursday’s $25,000 HITS Grand Prix at HITS Saugerties during week IV of HITS Saugerties’ Summer Circuit. He negotiated the fastest double-clear round on Olaf Petersen, Jr.’s course. (Read on…)

USEF Names Ed Young, Chef d’Equipe for the 2006 FEI World Equestrian Games Four-In-Hand Driving Team

Lexington, KY—The United States Equestrian Federation® (USEF) announced today that Ed Young of Geneseo, NY, will serve as the chef d’equipe for its 2006 FEI World Equestrian Games Four-in-Hand Driving Team in Aachen, Germany, this summer. His experience includes officiating as technical delegate, scoring, organizing, competing and volunteering. He also assumes the position of show manager for the Walnut Hill Driving Competition in Pittsford, NY. (Read on…)

Hats off to Eric Lamaze

Ottawa, Ontario – July 20, 2025 - After two back-to-back weeks of show jumping in Blainville and Ottawa, you have to take your hat off to Mr. Eric Lamaze. Riding Hickstead, the 10-year-old Dutch Warmblood stallion he has been named to the World Equestrian Games (WEG) Team with, Lamaze proved to be Sunday’s best two weeks running. (Read on…)

The “Challenge Vincenzo Muccioli” celebrates ten years

Three days of competition, culminating in an important Grand Prix on the third evening (9:00pm). Forty five riders will be representing thirteen nations: Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, Italy, Libya, the Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland and the United States. (Read on…)

Dick Carvin and Hazel Kick Off Week 2 of the 2006 Vermont Summer Festival With a Victory in the $2,500 Open Jumper Class

East Dorset, Vermont — The ‘Manchester Classic Horse Show’ opened on Wednesday, kicking off Week 2 (July 19-23) of the five-week Vermont Summer Festival in East Dorset, Vermont. Dick Carvin, based out of Meadow Grove Farm in Lakeview Terrace, California, rode Hazel for owner Priscilla Tampkin and her China Blue Farm to victory in the featured class in the Grand Prix ring, the $2,500 Open Jumper. (Read on…)