HJN Content posted on November 29th, 2006

Flameng and Mazelle Notch Second Win in Palm Beach Post National Welcome Stake at 123rd National Horse Show and Family Festival

Wellington, FL – November 29, 2025 – They say that history repeats itself, and Eric Flameng has proven that statement. The Belgian rider and the 11 year old Selle Francais/German bred mare Mazelle, owned by Floriac LLC, won the Palm Beach Post National Welcome Stake, CSI for the second time in the National Horse Show and Family Festival history. Their first win in the class came in 2004, and Flameng was thrilled to ride for the blue ribbon again. (Read on…)

OLYMPIA TO HOST FOUR WORLD NO. 1’S

Olympia, the London International Horse Show, (12 - 18 December) has received nominated entries from nine of the top international jumpers in the world, including the top three in the world (Marcus Ehning No.1) and the top 11 in Britain, for one of the most exciting dressage and jumping events in the world and the only British horse show to include FEI World CupTM Jumping and Dressage Qualifiers. (Read on…)

2006 North American League Finals Cap an Exciting Year

Annville, PA—November 28, 2006—Equestrian sport’s best hunters and jumpers converged at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show in Harrisburg, PA, to compete for top honors in the 2006 North American League (NAL) Finals, October 12-21. The finalists qualified based on performances over the previous 12 months in NAL classes. (Read on…)

USEF Announces Membership of Inaugural Youth Council

Lexington, KY—The United States Equestrian Federation® (USEF) has announced the members of its first ever Youth Council, which is designed to develop programs that expand the base of young people contributing to the leadership of equestrian sport in the U.S., from the grassroots through the levels of horsemanship across all disciplines. Youth representing many of the Federation’s affiliates have accepted the challenge to provide their equestrian leadership and commitment to support and develop programs with their affiliates. (Read on…)

First Step in an FEI Development Audit

FEI Tutor Jean-Philippe Camboulives during a Level 1 course for coaches in Venezuela In order to ensure sustainable development and worldwide access to horsesport, the FEI Development Department recently conducted an in-depth survey named “Situation Analysis in Developing National Federations” as a first step in a global project entitled “Situation Analysis and Strategy for the Worldwide Development of Horse Sport”. (Read on…)