Newcomer earns place with showjumping greats in WEG final
A 28-year-old rider from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will join past masters from Canada, Belgium and Brazil in tomorrow night's medal decider
Kentucky WEG 2010
All of the news and reviews of the 2010 World Equestrian Games (WEG) held in the famous Horse Park, Kentucky, USA. From eventing to reining and driving to dressage, you will find everything you need to know here.
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Germany leads after WEG team vaulting freestyle; Britain eighth
The British vaulting team remains in eighth place after performing their Latin/Salsa dance freestyle at the World Equestrian Games this evening
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Britain increases lead at top of World Equestrian Games medal table
Emma Sheardown's paradressage gold today has taken Britain's WEG gold medal tally to six, with British athletes winning a remarkable 15 medals in all so far
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Boyd Exell leads after driving dressage at WEG
British-based Australian Boyd Exell has taken top spot on the leader board after the first phase of the driving at the World Equestrian Games, with America and the Netherlands joint first in the team standings
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Emma Sheardown ups her game for WEG paradressage gold
British paradressage rider Emma Sheardown adds freestyle gold to yesterday's individual bronze medal at the World Equestrian Games
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Britain's Joanne Eccles leads WEG female vaulting technical test
Joanne Eccles received the top mark in today's technical test to take back the overall lead in the female individual vaulting competition at the World Equestrian Games
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WEG blog: emotions run high at the World Equestrian Games
There's not a dry eye in the house as the paradressage team championship wraps up in kentucky
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WEG blog: the kiss and cry area, and an all-American breakfast
H&H's Pippa Roome blogs from the World Equestrian Games about the emotions inspired by sport and menu confusion
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Britain heads WEG medal table after para success
Britain's success in paradressage today means it now tops the World Equestrian Games medal table
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Britain's paradressage stars dominate in Kentucky
Britain's paradressage squad take team gold, two individual golds, two individual silvers and a bronze at World Equestrian Games
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Joanne Eccles in silver after WEG individual vaulting freestyle
Three British individual vaulters have qualified for the next round at the World Equestrian Games after today's freestyle performances, with Joanne Eccles lying second
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Ijsbrand Chardon and Chester Weber share WEG driving lead
Two of the favourites scored identical marks today in the driving dressage at the World Equestrian Games to top the leader board halfway through the first phase
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WEG blog: kudos to the media savvy
Sarah Jenkins bigs up those riders in Kentucky polite enough and switched on enough to promote themselves and their sport
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Britain still third in World Equestrian Games medal table
Britain holds third place in the WEG medal table, while yesterday's showjumping and paradressage golds have parachuted Germany into second place
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WEG blog: tension in the air as the team showjumping concludes
H&H's Pippa Roome blogs from the World Equestrian Games about the thrill of the team showjumping competition and cartwheeling on horses at the vaulting arena
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Germany win WEG team showjumping gold; Britain ninth
Germany scored an easy victory in the team showjumping at WEG tonight, while Michael Whitaker and Scott Brash perform best of the British riders
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Joanne Eccles leads female individual vaulting at WEG
Britain's star vaulter Joanne Eccles put in a strong set of compulsory movements today at the World Equestrian Games, taking top spot early in the individual female competition
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Wells claims Britain's first para World Equestrian Games medal
Sophie Wells makes history, taking the first gold medal at a paradressage championship as part of the World Equestrian Games
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WEG blog: lycra suits, matching hair-dos and the riot act
H&H reporter Pippa Roome blogs about her experience watching vaulting today at the World Equestrian Games
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British WEG vaulting team eighth after round one; America leads
Britain's vaulting team performed for the first time at the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky this morning, taking eighth spot, with the home side in the lead
