World Equestrian Games tickets for individual sports now available
If you've been waiting for the tickets for the individual world championship disciplines to become available, now is the time to book
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The World Equestrian Games take place every four years at a different equestrian venue around the world. The competitions include dressage, eventing, showjumping, paradressage, vaulting, driving, reining and endurance
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Horseware named official clothing supplier for World Equestrian Games
Horseware Ireland has been named the official clothing and rug supplier for the World Equestrian Games in Tryon, North Carolina
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World equestrian games disciplines: eight sports in one location
If you are interested in learning more about the World Equestrian Games disciplines, then Horse & Hound's useful guide to the eight sports is an ideal place to start
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World Equestrian Games showjumping results 2018
Follow the World Equestrian Games showjumping results from Tryon in North Carolina as they become available
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Get Britain’s vaulters to WEG: squad needs funds for Tryon
The squad is raising money to get themselves and their horse to the 2018 World Equestrian Games in North Carolina
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World Equestrian Games dressage freestyle: all you need to know
Swat up ahead of the Games with our useful guide to the World Equestrian Games dressage freestyle competition
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World Equestrian Games eventing results 2018
Follow the World Equestrian Games eventing results from Tryon in North Carolina as they become available
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Rio Olympic medallist to miss WEG through injury: ‘He hasn’t had much luck’
The leading rider feels there is not enough time to get the horse qualified for the World Equestrian Games in Tryon after two different injuries
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World Equestrian Games dressage results 2018
Follow the World Equestrian Games dressage results from Tryon in North Carolina as they become available
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‘She has everything I’ve been looking for’: para champion unveils exciting new ride
The Rio triple gold medallist has finally found her potential WEG partner
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Heading to WEG? 5 ways to get the most out of your trip to North Carolina
If you’re planning on making the trip to North Carolina for this autumn’s World Equestrian Games (11-23 September), here are five ways to make the most of your trip
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Want to volunteer at WEG? Find out how
The initial phase of the application process has opened for prospective volunteers
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Bluffers' guide to reining at WEG
Horse & Hound explains all you need to know to enjoy the reining in Normandy
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Bluffers’ guide to endurance at WEG
Horse & Hound explains all you need to know to follow the endurance competition at WEG
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Bluffers' guide to eventing at WEG
Horse & Hound explains all you need to know to enjoy the eventing competition at WEG
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Bluffers’ guide to vaulting at WEG
Horse & Hound explains all you need to know to follow the vaulting at WEG
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Bluffers’ guide to showjumping at WEG
H&H’s showjumping editor Jennifer Donald brings you all you need to know about the jumping competition at WEG
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Bluffers’ guide to driving at WEG
Horse & Hound explains all you need to know to enjoy the driving competition at WEG
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Bluffers' guide to dressage at WEG
Horse & Hound explains all you need to know to enjoy the dressage competition at WEG
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Bluffers' guide to para dressage at WEG
Horse & Hound tells you all you need to know to enjoy the para dressage competition at WEG
