HJN Content posted on August 31st, 2006

Team U.S.A. Takes the Team Silver Medal in Show Jumping; American Drivers Sit at First and Fifth After Dressage Phase

It was a late start for the show jumpers on Thursday at the 2006 FEI World Equestrian Games (WEG), but it is better late than never. The Main Stadium was once again packed to the rafters, full of fans cheering the competitors and witnessing the contest of the team medal in Aachen. Earlier in the day, the second of two days of driving dressage was wrapped up, with an American driver sitting at first and fifth positions. (Read on…)

USEF Congratulates Third Group of 2006 Outreach Grant Recipients Applications Still Being Accepted and Reviewed—Assistance Is Out There

Lexington, KY – The United States Equestrian Federation® (USEF) has finalized the third list of breed events that will receive outreach grants through the new program announced in January. The maximum grant is $1,000, and grants are still available. A total of $125,000 has been budgeted in 2006 for grants to financially challenged breed competitions that meet the grant requirements and are approved by the USEF. To date, 68 applications have been received and 54 have been approved. (Read on…)

USEF Youth Sportsman’s Charter Award Debuts in 2006

Lexington, KY - On December 2, 2005, the United States Equestrian Federation® (USEF) announced the debut of the USEF Youth Sportsman’s Charter Award. This new program is designed for junior members who are current members of both the USEF and their recognized national affiliate. The youth candidates are to demonstrate an ongoing commitment and dedication to the USEF and their affiliate through the promotion of the horse. This person is to serve as a role model for their peers. (Read on…)

Canada’s Eric Lamaze Finishes in 27th Position at 2006 World Equestrian Games

Aachen, Germany — Canada’s Eric Lamaze of Schomberg, ON, finished the third day of competition at the 2006 World Equestrian Games in Aachen, Germany, held on Thursday, August 31, in 27th position individually. (Read on…)

Let’s toast the winners … with fresh Orange juice, of course!

Gerco Schröderv (NED) and Eurocommerce Berlin At the end of what can only be described as the most exciting, electrifying, exhilarating, in one word truly unforgettable Team Jumping Final, The Netherlands seize the gold medal finishing on the impressive score of 11.01. The silver goes to the USA (18.85) and the bronze to Germany, the home team, with 19.16. (Read on…)

2006 Dressage World Champion Returns to Spruce Meadows

(SPRUCE MEADOWS, Calgary, AB): Newly crowned World Champion Anky van Grunsven of the Netherlands will once again be delighting the crowds during the Spruce Meadows “Masters” CSIO 5* (September 6 – 10) with her beautiful and informative dressage performances on the International Ring . (Read on…)

Netherlands takes the Gold in Team Showjumping, USA gets the Silver and Germany takes the Bronze - Beezie Madden retains her lead and McLain Ward is 5th after 2nd qualifying competition on Thursday

The 40,000 spectators in the crowded stadium all held their breath. Marcus Ehning entered the ring as the last German rider, after slipping back to fourth position in the interim result; gold was once again now possible. However, the ride came to an early finish when Ehning´s horse had difficulties at the wall. Suddenly all hopes of gold were shattered. (Read on…)

It’s A Sweet Trip…

Anyone that has been to Germany knows one thing about this beautiful country – its people love their sweets. Whether it is chocolates or candies or baked goods – it’s all about the Germans when it comes to having a National Sweet Tooth. (Read on…)

Maggie McAlary Stands on Top Following the First Phase of The Wolffer Estate Equitation Championship At 31st Annual Hampton Classic Horse Show

Bridgehampton, NY—August 31, 2006—Maggie McAlary of Amherst, NH, heads the list following the first phase of the $10,000 Wolffer Estate Equitation Championship at the 31st Annual Hampton Classic Horse Show. Julie Welles of West Simsbury, CT, stands second and Brianne Goutal of New York, NY, is third. (Read on…)

Leslie Burr Howard Wins Ciesse Open Jumping Class At 31st Annual Hampton Classic Horse Show

Bridgehampton, NY—August 31, 2006—Leslie Burr Howard of Westport, CT, captured the Ciesse Open Jumper 1.40 meter class on the first sunny day of the 31st Annual Hampton Classic Horse Show. Howard rode Youp, owned by the S’Blieft Group, to a faultless performance in a time of 60.29 seconds. (Read on…)

Canada’s Reining Team Ready to Run at the 2006 FEI World Equestrian Games

Aachen, Germany — After a week of training in Belgium, the members of Canadian Equestrian Reining Team are on-site and ready to run in the Team Competition, which kicks off Friday, September 1 at the 2005 FEI World Equestrian Games (WEG) in Aachen, Germany. (Read on…)

Dress and Drive

After the first phase of the Driving competition, which began yesterday and continued today, Chester C. Weber (USA) is in the lead with 75.8% (38.78 points). Ysbrand Chardon (NED) is second (41.22 points – 74.2%) and Germany’s Michael Freund is third only 0.2% behind (74% - 41.60 points). (Read on…)

USEF Announces Samsung Super League Final Tour

Aachen, Germany – The United States Equestrian Federation® has announced the five riders that will compete in the eighth and final show in the Samsung Super League tour CSIO Barcelona, Spain (September 14-17). In Barcelona, all team points accumulated will count for double. The riders and their horses are: (Read on…)

USEF Announces Team for 2006 CSIO Spruce Meadows

Aachen, Germany – The United States Equestrian Federation announces the team that will travel to Canada and compete at the 2006 CSIO Spruce Meadows, September 6-10. Selection was based on the ranking of the July 28, 2025 USEF Computer List. The riders and their horses are as follows: (Read on…)

Canada’s Eric Lamaze well positioned for Individual Jumping Success

Aachen, DE – August 30, 2025 – For the second time in as many days, Canada’s Eric Lamaze and Hickstead delivered Canada’s best performance in show jumping at the 2006 FEI World Equestrian Games. After yesterday’s fast and furious Speed and Handiness competition, in which he and Hickstead placed second behind American Beezie Madden, the duo returned for Round 1 of the Grand Prix and put in a perfect round. (Read on…)

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