‘Glimpses of Valegro’: Charlotte Dujardin’s aim for 2018 WEG
Charlotte speaks of her hopes for her ‘exciting’ ride — and reveals what Valegro is getting up to at home
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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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Take a sneak peek at the 2018 WEG venue (it’s not your average equestrian centre…)
With the countdown now on for the 2018 World Equestrian Games at Tryon International Equestrian Centre in Mill Spring (11-23 September), we headed to North Carolina to take a look at the set-up
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‘Spectacular’ WEG 2018 venue announced
As well as a new venue, new dates have also been revealed for WEG 2018 following a scientific study commissioned by the FEI
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New venue bids for 2018 World Equestrian Games
The venue, which has had more than $125 million spent on it in the last two years, is hoping to host the 2018 Games after the event was pulled from Bromont
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2018 World Equestrian Games seeks new venue
The FEI is reviewing other options after a mutual decision was made to remove the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games from Canada due to "financial issues"
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Money troubles cast doubt over 2018 World Equestrian Games
The Canadian government has said it will not support the games. The FEI is planning to meet with the organising committee and Equine Canada as a "priority"
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Development in WEG doping case
The horse of French event rider Maxime Livio has allegedly provided a positive B sample test which could spell disaster for the team's Olympic qualification
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Carl Hester: Hot competition, but no haute cuisine [H&H VIP]
H&H's expert dressage blogger reviews a WEG that he believes should be remembered for its fantastic sport and not the lack of organisation
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Cian O'Connor: WEG surpassed all my expectations [H&H VIP]
Irish showjumper Cian O'Connor reflects on how he found being a spectator at the World Equestrian Games
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Rehomed police horse performs at WEG
A World Horse Welfare horse does his country proud in France
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Sophie Wells' dressage blog: Bursting with pride from WEG
Sophie reports back from a successful World Equestrian Games and tells us how proud she is to represent her country
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Mark Phillips: Escaping France for British four-star efficiency [H&H VIP]
Fresh from WEG and Burghley Horse Trials, Mark Phillips reviews what has been a busy and eventful couple of weeks
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Nick Skelton: The worst result in British history [H&H VIP]
British showjumping star Nick Skelton gives his thoughts on a disappointing World Equestrian Games result
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Sarah Jenkins: Bravery - on and off course
H&H's content director reviews Britain's efforts during first week of the World Equestrian Games
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WEG showjumping: Jeroen Dubbeldam is new world champion
Jeroen Dubbeldam has been crowned world champion at the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in Normandy
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WEG driving: Boyd Exell takes individual gold as Britain finishes eighth
British-based Australian driver Boyd Exell claimed his third world title today, while Britain's team performed well in the cones for eighth
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Pippa Cuckson: Low completion rates sparks concern [H&H VIP]
A look back on the endurance competition at the World Equestrian Games in Normandy
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Michel Assouline: Competition has arrived [H&H VIP]
Guest columnist and head coach of Britain's para dressage team gives his thoughts on competition at the World Equestrian Games
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WEG driving: British-based Australian Boyd Exell in the lead after marathon
Defending world driving champion Boyd Exell is in line to retain his title after today's marathon, while the British team remain ninth
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WEG showjumping: top 4 riders for Sunday's final
