HJN Content posted on October 25th, 2006

Tri Colored Ribbons Handed Out to Professional and Amateur Hunters At 2006 Washington International Horse Show

Washington, D.C. – October 25, 2025 – It was a day full of hunter championships at the Washington International Horse Show (WIHS). Scott Stewart took home the Leading Hunter Rider Award, Popeye K and Tommy Serio were the Grand Hunter Champions, and Bridget Hallman and Grey Slipper were the Grand Amateur-Owner Hunter Champions. (Read on…)

True International Finish at FEI World Children’s First Qualifier

It was a true international finish for the top five riders in the FEI World Children’s Final First Qualifier. Young American Richard Neal of California captured the first competition in fine form aboard his borrowed horse, Rowan. (Read on…)

FEI World Children’s Final at Spruce Meadows - Local Riders Up Against the Best from Around the World

The premise behind the World Children’s Final, presided over by the international equestrian federation (FEI), is one of fun and good sportsmanship for the young athletes. Host country Canada is represented by sixteen riders aged 10 – 14 and the other 16 qualified athletes are from Russia, Chile, Brazil, South Africa, UAE, Belgium, New Zealand, USA, Columbia, Australia and Germany. (Read on…)

Horse Crossing! Sporthorse Tournament Comes to Syracuse November 1-5 at Oncenter

Cazenovia, NY, October 25, 2006: Next Wednesday marks the beginning of the five day Syracuse Invitational Sporthorse Tournament at the Oncenter Complex in downtown Syracuse. All signs point to an exciting showdown between top-ranked US riders and international challengers. (Read on…)

Gold Coast 7 Wraps Up 2006 Series & Names CPHA Regional Medal Finals Champions

Burbank, California. When Holly Dickinson, who shows in the twelve and under age group, rode in the CPHA Child/Adult Regional Medal Finals - Los Angeles last year, she trotted a few steps. “My horse thought we were done and I kind of took my leg off. The course was longer than any course we had ever jumped.” (Read on…)

The Washington International Horse Show Featured The $10,000 Children’s And Adult Hunter Championship- Just One Look and Eye Remember Rio Take Home The Prize

Washington, D.C. – October 24, 2025 – The first evening session of the 48th Annual Washington International Horse Show (WIHS) began tonight with the Children’s and Adult Hunter Championships starting at 7:00 pm.

The Washington International Horse Show is one of the world’s leading equestrian events. It features top horses and riders from the U.S. and abroad competing for more than $400,000 in prize money and championship titles. (Read on…)