HJN Content posted on March 10th, 2007

NOTIFICATION OF TERMINATION OF THE CAPITAL CLASSIC SHOW JUMPING TOURNAMENT & FESTIVAL

It is with deepest regret that we announce the termination of the Capital Classic Show Jumping Tournament & Festival as of this date, March 9, 2007. The final decision was based on a number of concurrent events which has undermined the financial viability of the Capital Classic Festival Event. As a result, we will not be in a position to host the 20th anniversary edition of the Capital Classic Show Jumping Tournament & Festival in ‘2007’. (Read on…)

Carol Cone and Harmony Bay Jump to Third Tricolor of Circuit

Wellington, FL – March 10, 2025 – Carol Cone and her own Harmony Bay, a 15-year-old Swedish Warmblood stallion, were champions for the third week this season in the 51 & Older Adult Amateur Hunter division. (Read on…)

Markus Fuchs and Nirmette Speed to Victory in $20,000 1.50m Classic at CN Wellington Open CSIO 5* presented by Cosequin

Robert Kraut and Nemo Have First Big Win Together in $25,000 CN Jumper Classic

Wellington, FL – March 10, 2025 – The CN Wellington Open CSIO 5*, presented by Cosequin, continued today with 1.50m jumper classics for both the national and international divisions of open jumpers. In the first class, the $25,000 CN Jumper Classic, Robert Kraut (USA) and Meghan Moran’s Nemo raced to the finish for the win. (Read on…)

Canadian Show Jumping Team Wins Nations’ Cup in Wellington, Florida

Wellington, Florida — For the second year in a row, the Canadian Show Jumping Team emerged victorious in the $75,000 Nations’ Cup, Presented by CN, at the CSIO5* CN Wellington Open in Wellington, Florida. Mario Deslauriers of Bromont, QC, Erynn Ballard of Hillsburgh, ON, Eric Lamaze of Schomberg, ON, and Ian Millar of Perth, ON, came together to win the Nations’ Cup, the only annual team competition held on American soil. (Read on…)

Richard Spooner gets high on Airtime and says goodbye to Robinson in the $30,000 Ariat Grand Prix at HITS Thermal

THERMAL, CA (March 10, 2025) — Richard Spooner and Airtime may have won Friday’s $30,000 Ariat Grand Prix at HITS Thermal. But another one of his mounts took center stage in the final Ariat Grand Prix of the 2007 HITS Desert Circuit. (Read on…)