Canada names its WEG eventing squad
Four riders will represent Canada in eventing at this autumn's WEG
Kentucky WEG 2010
All of the news and reviews of the 2010 World Equestrian Games (WEG) held in the famous Horse Park, Kentucky, USA. From eventing to reining and driving to dressage, you will find everything you need to know here.
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Showjumper Rodrigo Pessoa wins international fair play award
The Brazilian rider's generous help to a less experienced competitor at the World Equestrian Games won him the diploma
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Celebrate Team GB riders' amazing year at Olympia Horse Show tonight
Senior and junior members of Team GB will parade at Olympia tonight in recognition of a successful year for British riders
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Team GB medallists will parade at Olympia
Spectators at Olympia on Thursday 16 December can look forward to a parade of our WEG medalists
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Win WEG memorabilia and support equestrian Team GBR
Buy a Hiho Team GBR bracelet and you could be in with a chance of winning some exclusive memorabilia from Britain’s fantastic achievements at this year’s World Equestrian Games
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All World Equestrian Games dope tests come back negative
Every dope test taken at the World Equestrian Games came back negative, the FEI confirmed last week
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WEG hatcam video: rider's view of the cross-country course
Experience the excitement of riding around the cross-country course at the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Kentucky with a video showing the rider's view
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Countries that qualified for 2012 Olympics and paras at WEG announced
As hosts of the London Games, Team GB automatically qualifies for the three Olympic disciplines — dressage, showjumping and eventing — and the paradressage
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Britain tops World Equestrian Games final medal table
British athletes have won 19 medals in total at the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky, making Britain the most medalled nation at WEG
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Boyd Exell wins WEG title after dramatic driving competition
Boyd Exell claimed the individual driving gold medal at WEG today, after problems with timing equipment in the cones and the vandalism of silver medallist Ijsbrand Chardon's carriage
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America wins WEG vaulting team gold; Brits finish on a high
The USA took the top spot today to secure the gold medal in the team vaulting at the World Equestrian Games, with the British team finishing on a high with a strong performance
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WEG blog: confessions of a World Equestrian Games journalist
H&H's Pippa Roome writes her final blog from the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky, remembering the good, the bad, the embarrassing and the tasty
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Philippe Le Jeune crowned World showjumping Champion in Kentucky
Victorious Belgian Philippe Le Jeune is joined on the podium by newcomer Abdullah Al Sharbatly at World Equestrian Games
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Britain makes it eight WEG golds with one more day to go
With a gold today in paradressage and one in vaulting, Britain has now won eight gold medals at the World Equestrian Games
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Ijsbrand Chardon wins WEG driving marathon against odds
Despite his carriage being damaged overnight, Dutch driver Ijsbrand Chardon had the best score on today's World Equestrian Games driving marathon. He lies second to Boyd Exell overall
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British vaulter Joanne Eccles wins individual gold at WEG
Joanne Eccles clinched Britain's first WEG vaulting medal — a gold — today in the final freestyle round of the individual female competition
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Pearson completes gold hat-trick at World Equestrian Games
Lee Pearson takes his gold medal haul to three with Gentleman in Kentucky
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WEG blog: a writer's gift
Sarah Jenkins blogs from Kentucky, where the stories just keep on coming even though Countryfile is calling
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WEG blog: think of being 13ft up on a moving horse…
H&H's Pippa Roome blogs from the World Equestrian Games about the guts needed to be a team vaulter — and catching up with driving dressage
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Newcomer earns place with showjumping greats in WEG final
A 28-year-old rider from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will join past masters from Canada, Belgium and Brazil in tomorrow night's medal decider
