Equestrian

The international governing body for all Olympic equestrian disciplines.

Weekly articles, as well as selected links to equine sites and community areas.

An alphabetical listing, history and breed specifications of many horse breeds from the Oklahoma State University Horse Project.

Society for Creative Anachronisms resources for jousting and other mounted combat. Includes rules, handbooks, and regional contacts.

A Zone 3, Region 1 team, located in New Haven, CT. Staff and team information and news articles.

Keyword search for horse-related websites on the internet.

Providing information, forms, regulations, and schedule of events and news for the international collegiate equestrian community.

Promoting the sport of vaulting in the United States as a member of AHSA. Includes rulebooks, event information and results, plus links to member clubs.

Offering schedule of shows and events, team roster, and team information. Massachusetts

The ANRC promotes a contemporary, systematic approach to riding, training, and teaching that is appropriate for horses as well as riders at various stages of learning. These objectives are based on Littauers Forward Riding System, and are specifically aimed towards riders, trainers, or instructors, who want to improve equitation skills, teaching skills, gain a better understanding of riding theory, and want to improve the performance of a field hunter, show hunter, jumper, or pleasure horse.

Includes an introduction to the coach, roster, pictures, a glossary of terms, history, and rules. Alabama, United States.

One of the premier international 4 star CCI events. Includes information and history of the trials, visitor accommodations, the course, schedule, results, competitors, and links. Hosted in Badminton, England.

Encyclopedia article that includes a history of the racehorse that includes his breeding, injury, setbacks, and public reaction.

Official Site of Blenheim International Horse Trials. Host to the 2005 European Eventing Championships.

Article by Mr Ginger.