The US Equestrian Open Podcast

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Dive into the heart of equestrian sport with the US Equestrian Open Podcast. Join us for expert analysis, inspiring stories, and behind-the-scenes insights from top athletes, rising stars, and industry leaders. Whether you're a dedicated fan or new to the sport, this podcast brings you closer to the action and celebrates the competition, community, and culture that make equestrian sports so unique.

  1. 5d ago

    Lillie Keenan Wins in Washington & Sharon White Opens the Season

    A big win in Washington, a familiar name on top in eventing and the countdown to the US Equestrian Open Dressage Final is on. Annie Bishop and Diarmuid Byrne are back to catch up on a busy weekend across all three disciplines. Lillie Keenan delivered a brilliant performance with Kick On to take the President's Cup at Washington, but there were plenty of other stories to come out of the weekend, including Daniel Coyle's remarkable return with Farrel and Shane Sweetnam's exciting new partnership with Pia Maria H. In eventing, Sharon White and Jaguars Duende have kicked off the 2027 US Equestrian Open series with a win at Bouckaert, much to Diarm's delight. But what does this performance tell us about their future at the level? Plus, the young horses worth watching, the next stop at Galway Downs and a look ahead to the dressage final at Desert Horse Park. Highlights Washington International: Lillie Keenan's President's Cup victory and the stories behind the podium. The next generation: Shane Sweetnam's Pia Maria H and the exciting horses making their mark. Eventing is back: Sharon White and Jaguars Duende take the opening qualifier at Bouckaert. The road ahead: Galway Downs, Terra Nova and the early contenders for the new eventing season. Dressage: The latest World Cup action and the countdown to the US Equestrian Open Final in Thermal. Stay Connected Listen now to the US Equestrian Open Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Follow the US Equestrian Open for the latest results, standings and series updates at usequestrianopen.org and on Instagram and Facebook.

  2. Oct 21

    Devon Kane's Dressage Podium, Maryland's Rising Stars and McLain's Birthday Grand Prix

    The US Equestrian Open keeps rolling, and while one championship has just wrapped up, another is fast approaching. Annie Bishop and Diarmuid Byrne are back to review a busy weekend across all three disciplines, with the Dressage Series leaderboard now confirmed, exciting young event horses making their mark at Maryland and a milestone victory for McLain Ward at Tryon. With the Dressage Final at Thermal just weeks away, attention turns to the qualified riders, the horses to watch for 2027 and the next chapter of the US Equestrian Open. Highlights: Dressage: Kevin Kohmann tops the Series leaderboard, while Devon Kane moves into third following another personal best at TerraNova. Eventing: Monica Spencer and Valkyrie take the CCI3*-L win at Maryland, with Sharon White and Arden Augustus finishing second. Horses to Watch: Annie and Diarm look at Maryland's track record of producing future stars and add Isabelle Bosley's Stitch to their 2027 watchlist. Young Horse Championships: The standout performances at Le Lion d'Angers and what they could mean for the future of US eventing. Jumping: McLain Ward celebrates his 51st birthday with his first Major League Show Jumping Grand Prix victory aboard High Star Hero at Tryon. What's Next: The countdown to the Dressage Final at Thermal and the start of a new Eventing Series at Bouckaert. Listen now for the latest results, analysis and a look at the horses and riders who could shape the next season of the US Equestrian Open.

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Dive into the heart of equestrian sport with the US Equestrian Open Podcast. Join us for expert analysis, inspiring stories, and behind-the-scenes insights from top athletes, rising stars, and industry leaders. Whether you're a dedicated fan or new to the sport, this podcast brings you closer to the action and celebrates the competition, community, and culture that make equestrian sports so unique.

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