Britain in team bronze in WEG eventing dressage; Tina Cook fifth
A good test by European champions Tina Cook and Miners Frolic has lifted the British team into third place halfway through the second day of eventing dressage at WEG
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 saddle seat riders head to Kentucky for World Cup
Alongside the competitors travelling to WEG last week, there was another small band of British riders boarding a plane — the GB saddle seat team
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Britain lies fifth in World Equestrian Games medal table
As the first week draws to a close, Britain is in fifth position in the World Equestrian Games medal table, with America leading
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William Fox-Pitt holds bronze after first day of WEG eventing dressage
William Fox-Pitt lies third halfway through the eventing dressage at the World Equestrian Games, with Pippa Funnell eighth and the British team fourth
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British team lies fourth in first day's eventing dressage at WEG
William Fox-Pitt's excellent test has left the British team poised just outside the medal positions after two riders for each team have performed in the eventing dressage at WEG
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Gold for the USA in dramatic reining final at World Equestrian Games
Things don’t go entirely America’s way and Britain hold their own in the individual reining final at the World Equestrian Games
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WEG blog: looking back 32 years with Toddy
H&H reporter Pippa Roome blogs from the World Equestrian Games about the links between this championship and the worlds held at the same venue in 1978
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Germans lead WEG eventing dressage; Brit Nicola Wilson ninth
German riders hold the top two places early in the eventing dressage at the World Equestrian Games, while Britain's first rider Nicola Wilson was pleased with her mount Opposition Buzz
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Laura B makes history with silver at World Equestrian Games
Laura Bechtolsheimer and Mistral Hojris see off strong competition from America and Spain to take individual silver in Kentucky
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Edward Gal denies that dressage wonderhorse Totilas has been sold
Dutch rider Edward Gal says rumours that the new individual world gold medallist Moorlands Totilas has been sold are untrue
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WEG blog: walking the cross-country course and eating marshmallows
H&H reporter Pippa Roome blogs from the World Equestrian Games about her first viewing of the cross-country course — and an unusual dinner
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British WEG eventing team and individuals confirmed
Nicola Wilson will be the pathfinder for the British eventing team at the World Equestrian Games, with Mary King as anchorwoman
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British squad horses all pass first eventing trot-up at WEG
The six British horses went through the first eventing horse inspection at the World Equestrian Games with no problems, but America and France are both down to five riders
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WEG blog: backing Alf for gold in the dressage today
Having successfully predicted Britain's team silver, Sarah Jenkins is now blogging for individual gold from Alf and Laura B
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Britain takes dressage team silver at World Equestrian Games
Laura Bechtolsheimer makes history, her high score securing Britain's silver medal in the dressage at the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky
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WEG blog: a good day to be wearing the Union flag
H&H reporter Pippa Roome blogs about a successful day for Britain at the World Equestrian Games
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Enjoying dressage and riding reiners at the World Equestrian Games
Sarah Jenkins blogs from Kentucky, relaxed about Britain's dressage medal hopes and in love with a reiner
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Two British reiners qualify for WEG individual reining final
Britain's Doug Allen and Lee Rutter will ride in Thursday's individual reining final at the World Equestrian Games after being the top scorers in today's qualifying competition
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Adelinde Cornelissen eliminated from World Equestrian Games
Dutch number two Adelinde Cornelissen is out of WEG after blood was seen in the horse's mouth in the grand prix
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WEG blog: popcorn, language barriers, endurance and dressage
H&H reporter Pippa Roome blogs about munching in the stands and which riders she feels sorry for at the World Equestrian Games
