Charlotte Dujardin clinches brilliant dressage bronze for Britain at WEG
Germany maintain their golden run, with the USA claiming silver and Britain securing bronze
Tryon WEG 2018
The Tryon World Equestrian Games 2018 (WEG) were held in North Carolina in the United States from 10-23 September. Tryon WEG 2018 was the final time that all the FEI disciplines came together to form a WEG. From 2022 there have been separate world championships held every four years for the individual disciplines following an independent investigation into the financial viability of the concept.
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Piggy French holds bronze after day one of WEG eventing dressage: ‘He gave it his all’
Britain has two riders in the top 10 after the first day of eventing dressage at the World Equestrian Games, with the team also within touching distance of the medal zone
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Riders react to WEG cross-country course: ‘A real championship question; it’ll ride tough’
Competitors including Mark Todd, Gemma Tattersall and Chris Burton give their first impressions of the World Equestrian Games cross-country track
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Carl Hester propels Britain back into the WEG medal zone with one rider to go
Britain sits in silver medal position with the final round to team riders still to come
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Gemma Tattersall starts Britain’s eventing dressage effort: ‘I’m over the moon with him, but the judges were stingy’
The first morning of eventing dressage at WEG is underway, with France holding an early lead and New Zealand and Australia also scoring well
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British hopes high as rider progresses to second round at WEG
One of the two British riders has progressed in Tryon
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Owners withdraw showjumper from WEG due to hurricane risk
‘We wish all riders and horses well at the games and pray that we have been over cautious in our decision’
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Diarmuid Byrne: What it takes to win eventing gold at WEG *H&H VIP*
The EquiRatings expert assesses who has the best chance of taking the eventing individual honours at this week’s World Championships in Tryon, USA
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WEG eventing trot-up fashion: stylish dresses, men in uniform and clashy colours
Check out the team uniforms on display in the eventing trot-up at the World Equestrian Games, from embroidered shirts and neckscarfs to classic blazers
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Find out the British and Irish event riders’ dressage times at WEG
The eventing dressage times at the World Equestrian Games have been released — find out when the Brits and Irish ride and who takes the team and individual berths
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See the World Equestrian Games cross-country course in photos
Check out photos of the fences the riders will tackle on the cross-country course at the World Equestrian Games in Tryon, designed by Mark Phillips
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WEG competition cancelled due to extreme weather
High humidity after heavy rain forced cancellation of the competition today
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Germany lead after day one of WEG dressage with Britain just outside the medal spots
Britain are sitting fourth with Germany topping the leaderboard after day one
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Two horses held at first eventing trot-up at World Equestrian Games
Two nations had an anxious moment at the first horse inspection for the eventing at WEG this afternoon
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Chaotic early scenes during World Equestrian Games 160km endurance ride
An unprecedented decision has been made to re-start the ride due to competitors being directed the wrong way by officials soon after the start
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Britain off to solid start in the WEG dressage
Britain are lying in silver after the first round of riders
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Tales from Tryon: ‘I hope we get 10 inches of rain, it’s hot as hell and the hill’s a minute longer than anyone realised’
The New Zealand team assess their chances ahead of the eventing at the World Equestrian Games starting tomorrow
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‘This has been my dream for four years’: why Isabell Werth rates Bella Rose as the best she’s ever had
Find out exactly why Bella Rose is the best horse world number one Isabell Werth has ever had
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British team member withdrawn from competition at WEG
A British endurance combination have been forced to withdraw from WEG
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WEG team respond to Hurricane Florence threat: ‘We can keep horses and people safe’ — but competition could be delayed
The organisers are confident in their ability to keep horses and people safe at Tryon, but competition may have to be delayed due to the storm
