Britain qualifies for team showjumping final at WEG
Britain is lying 10th after the first two legs of the team showjumping competition at the World Equestrian Games, with a good performance from Scott Brash this afternoon
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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British paradressage team lead after day one
Britain is in pole position after the first day of team paradressage competition in Kentucky
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WEG blog: I've lucked in with showjumping in the sunshine
H&H reporter Pippa Roome blogs about the amazing fences in the showjumping, and last night's dinner
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Britain on track to qualify for WEG team showjumping final
Robert Smith jumped another clear round this morning at the World Equestrian Games, with David McPherson notching up just four faults
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Para riders trot up ahead of today's start of the competition
But Ricky Balshaw’s ride, Academy Award, has been held for re-inspection this morning
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British showjumpers disappointed on first day at WEG
The British team lies ninth after the speed leg of the showjumping competition at the World Equestrian Games, while the home side leads after taking first and second spots
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WEG blog: rounding off the eventing in a heady emotional high
H&H reporter Pippa Roome blogs about exhaustion at the end of the eventing at the World Equestrian Games
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Britain's Robert Smith fifth halfway through WEG speed competition
Having had a late call-up to the British team from the reserve bench, Robert Smith makes a strong start in the showjumping at the World Equestrian Games
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Britain rises to third in World Equestrian Games medal table
Britain's eventing medals have lifted it from fifth to third in the medal table at WEG in Kentucky
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Britain wins team gold and individual silver
William Fox-Pitt led the British eventing team to gold this afternoon at the World Equestrian Games and claimed the individual silver for himself and Cool Mountain
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All Brits pass but a top individual is spun at WEG eventing trot-up
The British eventers were all accepted at this morning's World Equestrian Games final horse inspection, but there was disappointment for America's Becky Holder, third overnight
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News on horses and rider injured during WEG cross-country
The only rider taken to hospital during the cross-country at the World Equestrian Games has been released, while there is also news on the three horses who were injured
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British eventing team in gold after WEG cross-country
The Brits lead the team competition at the World Equestrian Games after an exciting cross-country day, while William Fox-Pitt is in the individual silver position
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William Fox-Pitt and Nicola Wilson clear inside time at WEG
Britain's first two team members have added nothing to their dressage scores across country at the World Equestrian Games
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Laura B takes WEG medal haul to three
Laura Bechtolsheimer finishes second at the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky to 'living legend' Totilas
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Netherlands takes lead in WEG medal table; Britain still fifth
Edward Gal's second individual dressage gold last night at the World Equestrian Games has propelled the Netherlands to the top of the medal table
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Fiona Bigwood scores 73.4% in WEG grand prix dressage freestyle
Britain's Fiona Bigwood enjoys her final experience of riding at the 2010 World Equestrian Games, scoring 73.4% in the grand prix dressage freestyle in front of a packed house
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WEG eventing competitor eliminated for blood in the mouth
French individual rider Karim Florent Laghouag was today eliminated from the eventing competition at the World Equestrian Games after blood was seen in his horses's mouth
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British team in silver at the end of WEG eventing dressage
The British team is second behind Germany at the close of the eventing dressage at the World Equestrian Games, while German Michael Jung also holds the top spot individually
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WEG blog: interviewing eventers in the “playpen for journalists”
H&H eventing editor Pippa Roome blogs from the World Equestrian Games about multi-lingual riders and her thoughts on Britain's position in the eventing
