We have lots of 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games news for you this week. From the first test event at the Kentucky Horse Park to more ways to spend your money while you are here in 2010. Listen in… 2010 Radio Show Episode 32 – 2010 World Equestrian Games News & Previews: Register for [...]

We begin our “Chatting with the Champions” series with 2006 World Equestrian Games Gold Medal Vaulter Megan Benjamin. Megan shares her experiences at the 2006 WEG and what it was like to be the first American to win a Gold medal in vaulting at a WEG. Plus, the latest news of the 2010 Alltech FEI [...]

The First Lady of Kentucky Jane Beshear takes time to speak with us about her role on the board of the Alltech FEI 2010 World Equestrian Games and many other things. Plus, we have the latest 2010 WEG news for you from the past week. Listen in… 2010 Radio Show – The First Lady of [...]

Who is Alltech, what do they do and why did they sponsor the 2010 World Equestrian Games? That is what we explore this week with Alltech’s founder Dr. Pearse Lyons. Plus, we speak with Tom Stephens, the director of the Alltech Fortnight Festival, and learn what the festival is and what we can expect during [...]

For most of us, 2010 World Equestrian Games tickets won’t be available until September 25 (wow, that’s suddenly a lot closer than it seemed when they made the announcement six months ago!). But for those who aren’t being affected by this economy and have more than a little money to burn, you can purchase a [...]

I just discovered a piece of news from the International Equestrian Federation that’s going to excite many horse people: the FEI has launched an online horse video network. The new FEITV.org will broadcast videos from major national and international for show jumping dressage eventing para equestrian reining endurance driving and vaulting The website is decently [...]

Thoroughbred racing is an incredibly high-risk sport. A crowd of young, energetic, flighty, half-ton animals careen around an oval at speeds sometimes in excess of 40 miles an hour with lightweight humans perched precariously on their backs. The impact contained each time a hoof hits the ground at that speed carrying that much weight is [...]