Tilly Berendt is a freelance journalist and the 2019 BEF Equestrian Journalist of the Year. With a focus on eventing, Tilly writes for Eventing Nation, providing news, updates, and insights into the equestrian world. Her articles cover a range of topics, including competition results, training tips, and profiles of notable riders.
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By: Sally Spickard, Tilly Berendt
We’re catching you up on the two latest updates from Liz Halliday’s team. Liz remains in the ICU at the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington, KY after suffering a traumatic brain injury in a fall on cross country at AECs on August 29.
It’s mad, isn’t it, to think that next month will deliver us our final two five-stars of the 2024 season, and after that, it’s time for full-on nesting mode. Actually, that last bit’s not that hard for me to believe — the temperatures here in the UK dropped drastically over the last week or so, and I’ve already switched on the hibernation side of my brain. I’ve built a rug box for my horse’s laundered and repaired winter wardrobe to live in; I’ve made a bottomless bucket of beef bourguignon that my partner and I had been dipping into throughout each day with great hunks of crusty sourdough and French butter; I’ve dug out the winter duvets; I’ve lit all the candles; I’ve shirked my responsibilities and dimmed the lights and read endless Elena Ferrante novels and I am not sorry. I’m always sad to see the season end but man, every year I feel like I get better at embracing the once-dreaded off-season. Nowadays, I’m all for the cozy life and recharging my batteries ahead of the busy season to come — and it really does come around fast, every time. So claw yourself back a day off soon and make yourself something hot and comforting to eat on the sofa in your pajamas. Life’s too short not to.
There’s been a whole heck of a lot of eventing over the weekend — and here’s a recap of the section winners at England’s Little Downham Horse Trials, which tends to be a choice prep run for Pau’s CCI5*. Top of our list of poignant wins at the Cambridgeshire fixture? A CCI3* victory for Jesse Campbell and Speedwell, who he took on from wife Georgie after her tragic passing earlier this year. Go get ’em, our lad.
Liz Halliday and Miks Master C. Photo by Tilly Berendt. Liz Halliday’s team has provided a new update on her ongoing recovery from a traumatic brain injury sustained in a fall with Shanroe Cooley at AECs on August 29:
By: Tilly Berendt
I’m 33 years old – old enough, now, that every time I need to make a strong declaration that starts with my age, I have to turn to my partner and
By: Sally Spickard, Tilly Berendt
Julia Krajewski and Nickel 21. Photo by Tilly Berendt. The November FEI World Athlete Rankings have been updated, and for the eventers, Great
Photo by Tilly Berendt. A round of applause for Bettina Cardinael (FRA), who was named the Cavalor FEI Best Groom at the FEI Awards this week!
Photo by Tilly Berendt. Groundbreaking research led by Hartpury University and EQuerry / Co with support from Via Nova Training, is underway.
By: Tilly Berendt
Brits atop the podium again. Photo by Tilly Berendt. The Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games were extraordinary events, generating stories we’ll be recounting for years to come.
By: Ema Klugman, Tilly Berendt
Photo by Tilly Berendt. At the MARS Maryland 5 Star this year, there were 23 horses entered in the CCI5* division.
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