Taylor and her horse Bo turned and burned their way around the National Rodeo Finals last week to set a new arena record of 13.37. (more…)

Take a trip down memory lane with these classic holiday campaigns. (more…)

Today we remember the Cinderella-story show jumper that inspired a nation in the late ’50s and early ’60s. (more…)

Today we look back at a great American dressage partnership whose legacy lives on today. (more…)

Today we look back at an epic German dressage partnership that earned four Olympic gold medals. (more…)

In 2006 Stacy Westfall rocked the AQHA Congress with a bridle-less, saddle-less reining freestyle that would later go viral on the web. (more…)

Last week the dressage world mourned a legend when 2000 Olympic gold medalist Bonfire died at age 30. (more…)

Today we revisit Nov. 7, 2009, when undefeated Zenyatta came from behind to become the first filly to win the Breeders’ Cup Classic. (more…)

With a career that included three Rolex Kentucky wins, theirs ranks among the greatest eventing partnerships of all time. (more…)

Heralded as the “Match of the Century,” today we remember this 1938 showdown between two of the greatest racers in American history. (more…)

Kim Walnes and her horse-of-a-lifetime The Gray Goose overcame challenges to rise to the top of their sport in the '80s. (more…)

Nowadays Michael Matz is a successful racehorse trainer, but long before he was training Kentucky Derby winners he was leading the U.S. to victory in show jumping. (more…)

Today we’re featuring the great American show jumper and legendary Trakehner sire Abdullah. (more…)

Continuing on the “back in the day” show hunter theme we started last week, let's have a look at another unique vintage competition: the Hunt Team Class. (more…)

Working hunter classes looked a lot different “back in the day”: solid 4’6″ fences, anyone? Bernie Traurig revisits a winning classic hunter round from the late ’70s. (more…)

No American has won Britain’s prestigious Burghley Horse Trials since Stephen Bradley in 1993, but Sinead Halpin and Manoir de Carneville came close last year, finishing second. (more…)

After last week’s spotlight on Winning Colors, one of only three fillies to win the Kentucky Derby, several readers requested a feature on the greatest filly of the 20th century, Ruffian. (more…)

Of 38 fillies who have contested the Kentucky Derby, only three have won: Regret (1915), Genuine Risk (1980) and Winning Colors (1988). (more…)

This 1978 video of a then 21-year-old Nick Skelton soaring over a 7′ 7.4″ high jump at Olympia makes me a little weak in the knees. (more…)

Did you know that Halla, the German show jumper who won three Olympic gold medals, was a Standardbred? (more…)

Trotting’s biggest race, the Hambletonian, is taking place this weekend at NJ’s Meadowlands Racetrack. Let’s rewind to superhorse Muscle Hill’s record-breaking 2009 win. (more…)

This week we shine the spotlight on this champion show jumper’s emotional farewell performance in 2011. (more…)

Each week we spotlight a history-making moment by an equine legend–like Man o’ War’s final career start in 1920, a much anticipated match race. (more…)

Last week we showed you a video of the world record high jump. This week we present a video of Robert Whitaker breaking the world bareback puissance record in 2011. (more…)

Each week we spotlight a history-making moment by an equine legend–like Huaso’s amazing 8’1″ leap in 1949, which still stands as the world record. (more…)