H&H visits the World Equestrian Games venue in Normandy
With an impressive array of French-bred horses grazing in every field, racecourses in each town and equine art decorating every restaurant wall, Normandy is a haven for the horse lover
World Equestrian Games 2014
The Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games (WEG) took place in Normandy from 23 August until 7 September 2014. WEG includes team and individual competitions in dressage, showjumping, eventing, paradressage, driving, endurance, vaulting and reining. There are also displays of horse ball and polo.
The Horse & Hound team was on site throughout WEG reporting on all the action as it happened, including reports, pictures and videos from Normandy on HorseandHound.co.uk. The next WEG will be held in Bromont, Canada in 2018.
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Week in pictures: 27 June 2014
H&H's photographers have been in action across the globe this week — from Rotterdam to Normandy, and a bit closer to home at the Royal Highland and Salperton
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Jock Paget named on New Zealand WEG team
Equestrian Sport New Zealand has unveiled the team and individual riders who will be carrying Kiwi eventing hopes
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British eventers to do battle at WEG: H&H's analysis [H&H VIP]
A few surprises and some familiar faces: H&H looks at the British eventing squad heading to WEG
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More World Equestrian Games ticket woes
Further grumbles regarding the ticketing system for this summer's World Equestrian Games (WEG) have emerged
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Zara Phillips talks about her WEG selection [VIDEO]
The former individual world champion talks about her hopes for WEG and who she thinks will be Britain's toughest competitors
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British dressage on top at WEG test event
British riders responded positively to conditions at the test event ahead of this summer's World Equestrian Games
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How to walk the World Equestrian Games XC course
The cross-country course at this autumn's WEG will only be open to the public for walking at designated times
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America announces WEG eventing squad
The eventing squad that will represent the U.S at the World Equestrian Games has been announced
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H&H eventing editor's blog: there's a 90% chance Harry Meade will ride at WEG
It's rare that Britain doesn't have to call on a reserve in the run-up to an eventing championship, so if Harry Meade is first reserve for WEG, he should take heart
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British eventing squad selected for WEG
Find out who has been named to ride for Britain at the World Equestrian Games in Normandy later this year
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Ireland announces WEG eventing squad
Ireland’s eventing team manager has announced the squad he has chosen for the World Equestrian Games this summer
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Reining squad announced for World Equestrian Games
3 members of the same family will be competing in the reining at the World Equestrian Games
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British vaulters named for World Equestrian Games
Strong vaulting trio selected to represent Great Britain in Normandy this summer
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Some early clues for WEG selection?
Bramham proved vital for British riders to state their case for World Equestrian Games selection
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Jock Paget aims for World Equestrian Games
The New Zealand rider has told H&H he is set to make his return to competition later this month and that he is now aiming for the World Equestrian Games
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Danish dressage team hopes shaken for World Equestrian Games
Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein’s Digby has retired from team duties, which puts hope of a medal in doubt
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Further WEG tickets go on sale
More tickets released to UK companies means there is still a chance for you to get your hands on tickets for WEG in Normandy
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Big Star is on the road to WEG
Big Star looks set to make his first competitive appearance in the UK since suffering an injury last summer when he heads to Windsor next week
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