HJN Content posted on November 7th, 2007

124th National Horse Show and Family Festival Offers VIP Experience for Guests and Sponsors

Wellington, FL - November 7, 2025 - The National Horse Show and Family Festival (NHS) is as well-known for its exquisite social events as it is for its high caliber horses and riders. One of the most recognized social soirees of the season is the “Jumping Under the Stars” Gala, held at the 124th National Horse Show and Family Festival. (Read on…)

USET Foundation Awards Markham Trophy to Young Rider Kelly Sult

Elkton, MD - November 7, 2025 - The United States Equestrian Team Foundation is pleased to announce that Kelly Sult and Hollywood were presented with the Markham Trophy at the Fair Hill International CCI***, which ran from October 18-21, 2007. (Read on…)

USET Foundation to Host “Hong Kong by Night” Olympic Benefit at International Polo Club in Wellington, FL, on February 8, 2026

WELLINGTON, FL - November 7, 2025 - The United States Equestrian Team (USET) Foundation will host a gala evening benefit entitled “Hong Kong by Night” on February 8, 2008, at International Polo Club in Wellington, Florida. (Read on…)

Wolff, Cheska, Dilandri and Ramar Lead 2007 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series Following October Event

Tampa, FL-November 7, 2007- The 2007 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series Eastern Conference only saw one event at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show in the month of October. The Series kicked off in February and continues through November, culminating in a Year-End Championship to be held at the National Horse Show in Wellington, FL. (Read on…)

GET TO GRIPS WITH YOUR ROLEX GUIDE……

Have you ever wondered who was the youngest rider ever to win the FEI World Cup™ Jumping title or how long the champion horses lived after this pinnacle in their careers? Or ever wondered how many times a particular rider has made it to the Final and where they finished every time, or which was the youngest horse to come out on top? (Read on…)

RIP - Resting In Petersburg

Russia certainly is, if anything, a land of opposites, of sharp contrasts, of war and peace. It thus happens that in a typically mysterious Russian fashion, one of the Empire’s most reactionary monarchs – Tsar Nicholas I (Emperor from 1825 to 1855) who ruled his people by the most ruthless means and whose brutal methods earned him the name ‘the vampire’ – can also be remembered by a kind gesture performed in relation to … horses. (Read on…)