October 26, 2010--The events were held to thank Gold Medal Club donors and to honor the United States Equestrian Teams that were competing in eight different disciplines at WEG.

October 14, 2010--Moorlands Totilas, the 10-year-old Dutch Warmblood that has set world records at every level of dressage under rider Edward Gal of The Netherlands, was sold right after the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games to German breeder Paul Schockemohle. Gal and "Toto" won three gold medals as members of the Dutch team.

October 14, 2010--The culmination of a year of four Selection Trials, National Championships (they won) and travel to Europe, the U.S. FACE team's effort successfully captured the judges, the audience ... and the gold medal!

October 10, 2010--The first World Equestrian Games held outside of Europe has been an overwhelming success with organizers, competitors, and spectators alike (over 507,000 for the Games). One thing is certainly true: many people will be anxiously waiting for the Games to return to this side of the pond.

October 10, 2010--The equestrian sport of vaulting has a new Team Gold-medalist--the FACE Vaulters of the United States. In a move that will forever change the interest level of the sport in the U.S., a sold-out crowd witnessed as the first ever Team Gold was won on a freestyle score of 8.779 and a final composite of 8.029.

October 10, 2010--Explore the audio and photo slideshow of para dressage on October 8 at the 2010 World Equestrian Games. Turn on your speakers, hit play and enjoy! Slideshow by Amy Katherine Dragoo.

October 10, 2010--Riders from Great Britain and Germany dominated the freestyle in all five grades of the Para Dressage World Championships at the 2010 WEG. Today’s competition decided the grade IV champion, and it was Great Britain’s Sophie Wells on Pinocchio.

October 10, 2010--After five days of competition, six different courses, and a total of 115 jumps, Belgium’s Philippe Le Jeune took home the gold medal. Aboard all four horses, including with his Vigo D’Arsouilles, Le Jeune was the only rider to finish with 0 faults over tonight’s four rounds.

October 10, 2010--Joanne Eccles gave Great Britain its first-ever WEG medal in vaulting as she won gold in the female individual division of the Vaulting World Championships. Patric Looser of Switzerland bested his friend and teacher, Kai Vorberg of Germany, to win the gold medal in the male individual division.

October 9, 2010--The U.S. Driving Team is now sitting in second with a combined score of 300.11, behind The Netherlands on a 273.77. Ijsbrand Chardon (NED) won the marathon phase, charging through the obstacles with speed and precision. He currently sits in second place individually behind Boyd Exell (AUS). Tucker Johnson is now ranked third individually.

October 9, 2010--Chardon won three of the eight hazards while tying for first in a fourth. The result was an impressive victory in the phase just ahead of the fleet Tomas Eriksson of Sweden. Australian Boyd Exell, the dressage victor, was third in the marathon but kept his lead overall. Nancy Jaffer reports.