Sally Spickard is a journalist at Eventing Nation. A Korean adoptee based in San Diego, she is passionate about eventing and focuses on telling the stories of underrepresented riders in the equestrian community. Sally's work has been featured in notable publications such as Noëlle Floyd, Dressage Today, and the United States Eventing Association, Inc. (USEA).
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By: Sally Spickard
Jonelle Price and Capitaine de Hus Z take the inaugural Scone Palace International CCI4*-L title in 2025.
By: Sally Spickard
Harald Ambros and Vitorio du Montet representing Austria in Paris. Austria will now be the first country to see at the 2026 FEI Eventing World Championships. Photo by Tilly Berendt.
By: Sally Spickard
Phillip Dutton and Denim will serve as pathfinders for Team USA. Photo by Tilly Berendt. Let the games begin!
By: Sally Spickard
The Thoroughbred has long been a hallmark within the sport of eventing, but as the sport has evolved we’ve seen a shift to horses with, yes, strong Thoroug
By: Sally Spickard, Boyd Martin
Boyd Martin and Cooley Nutcracker. Photo by Tilly Berendt. Sunday horse inspections can be a tense affair, and at a major Championship the pressure rises exponentially.
By: Sally Spickard
While many eyes were on this weekend’s FEI Eventing World Championships, plenty of other events were taking place all over the country and it’s time to give these riders their due!
Harry Meade and Superstition en route to a top-15 finish at Defender Kentucky in April. Photo by Atalya Boytner.
By: Sally Spickard
An exciting new competition challenge is in the works for Blenheim Palace International (September 17-20)! Building off the success of the GB Rising Lions program, which provides support and mentorship for developing riders within the British system and saw a team of riders compete in the Cosequin Lexington CCI4*-S at Defender Kentucky earlier this year, the squad will now face off with U.S. riders in the CCI4*-L division at Blenheim.
By: Sally Spickard
Max Warburton and Deerpairc Revelry cross the Burghley flyover. Photo by Hannah Cole Photography.
By: Sally Spickard
Australian Olympic rider Heath Ryan has been issued an 18-month suspension by an FEI Tribunal — backdated to June 12, 2025, which means the suspension
