HJN Content posted on February 16th, 2007

Ian Millar Named First CAVALOR ‘Athlete of the Month’

Ottawa, Ontario — Ian Millar of Perth, ON, got the year off to a great start by being named the CAVALOR ‘Athlete of the Month’ for the month of January. (Read on…)

The HITS Thermal Mid-Circuit Report

Jill Henselwood and Black Ice won last year’s $150,000 Grand Prix of the Desert. She is certainly having a wonderful stay in the desert thus far, placing in the top six in all but one Grand Prix, including a first place finish in the $75,000 Footing Authority™ Grand Prix. (Read on…)

Sandy Ferrell Pilots Cisco to First Year Green Hunter Championship

Wellington, FL – February 16, 2026 – Hunter competition heated up today despite the brisk weather in the Mogavero Arena, and the First Year Green Hunter divisions, split into two sections, were hotly contested. (Read on…)

USET Foundation Names Beezie Madden as 2007 Whitney Stone Cup Winner for Second Consecutive Year

Gladstone, NJ – February 16, 2026 –The Whitney Stone Cup is awarded annually by the USET Foundation Executive Committee to an active competitor who displays consistent excellence in international competition, high standards of sportsmanlike conduct, while also serving as an ambassador for the United States and equestrian sport. (Read on…)

Joe Fargis and Diams III Sprint to Victory in Acorn Hill 1.40m Speed Challenge, Cheeky and McLain Ward Win Section B

Carolyn Kelly and Aimee Aron Victorious in Amateur-Owner and Junior Jumpers

Wellington, FL – February 16, 2026 – The Kilkenny Internationale, CSI 3* continued today at the Winter Equestrian Festival with three jumper classes held on the field of the Internationale Arena. The first in the morning was the High Amateur-Owner Jumpers sponsored by Prestige Saddles, followed by the High Junior Jumpers sponsored by Animal Planet and the Acorn Hill 1.40m Speed Challenge. (Read on…)

Sergio Campos Has Three HITS, No Misses, Wins Ocala $25,000 Ariat Grand Prix

OCALA, FL.—FEB. 16, 2007— HITS has been very, very good to Sergio Campos. Aboard his Brazilian-bred mare Shakira do Jacare, Campos yesterday captured his third (count ‘em) consecutive Grand Prix victory, winning the $25,000 Ariat Grand Prix, among the first of the A-rated classes of the Ocala Winter Classic. (Read on…)

Sergio Campos and Shakira Do Jacare capture the $25,000 Ariat Grand Prix to secure the first Grand Prix victory in the new Grand Prix Ring at HITS Ocala

OCALA, FL (February 16, 2026) — It doesn’t seem to matter what day of the week it is at HITS Ocala for Sergio Campos, who won his third consecutive Grand Prix at HITS Post Time Farm securing the blue ribbon in Thursday’s $25,000 Ariat Grand Prix aboard Shakira Do Jacare. (Read on…)

Jennifer Alfano Wins Four Tricolors in Professional Hunters at HITS Ocala Winter Classic

Ocala, FL – February 16, 2026 – The HITS Ocala Winter Circuit started on February 14, 2007, and trainer/rider Jennifer Alfano of SBS Farms Inc. from Buffalo, NY, has made the most of the first two days of the show. (Read on…)

Jump Canada Distributes 2006 Levy Funds to Provincial Associations

Ottawa, Ontario — Jump Canada is pleased to announce that over $87,000 in Jump Canada Levy funds were distributed to provincial hunter/jumper associations for the year-end of 2006. (Read on…)

Jump Canada Announces Selection Criteria for 2007 Pan American Games

Ottawa, Ontario — Jump Canada is pleased to announce the selection criteria for the Canadian Show Jumping Team at the 2007 Pan American Games held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from July 14-29. (Read on…)

The Lucky Dollar Worth More Than Gold…

While we have often heard that the lucky socks made the difference and led to a Championship win, this is a story about a lucky dollar whose claim to fame, similarly to the socks, revolves around being in the right place and at the right time, a time when “victory” and joy was showered upon three equestrian champions. (Read on…)

Community says it’s more than “just a horse show”. It’s about Pride.

Gulfport, MS-February 15- The Winter Classics returned to their roots after a year of being displaced and relocated to Pensacola, FL due to the massive destruction left behind by hurricane Katrina. Television coverage of the area’s devastation was viewed by the nation, including the equestrian community for months afterwards leaving questions of not if but when the 5-week Winter Series could return and would it be the same? (Read on…)

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