Sandra Cooke

Three eventers who completed the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event for the first time this year share what it was like to actually be there after all the getting ready.

Lots of riders who have demanding “real” lives dream of riding in the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event. Meet three who did.

Although Britain's Leslie Law mostly stayed out of the "limey-light" at Rolex 2003, his trademark quiet, purposeful riding and good horsemanship turned an initially disappointing weekend into one of solid accomplishment.

How two dedicated eventers—Colleen Rutledge and Martha McDowell—keep lofty goals in focus despite daunting challenges.

Liza Towell Boyd credits her own achievements and the success of her family's Finally Farm to a mix of balance and teamwork.

Brazilian show jumping star Rodrigo Pessoa made history as a three-time show jumping World Cup Champion, but the ultimate test of whether he's the rider he wants to be awaits. Read this flashback profile to see how far he's come.

Meet Laine Ashker, an eventer who left several Olympic veterans in her dust at the 2006 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event.

Chris Ewanouski came from behind to make history at the New England Equitation Championship in 2005. Now he's hoping to make his mark on the entire hunter/jumper world.

Planning a career that involves horses? The opportunities are there, and so are degree programs that qualify you for your area of interest--while building in additional options for the future.

There is a better way to fall off your horse--you can learn, and it can make a difference. From the editors of Practical Horseman magazine.

Does eventing need to be fixed--and if so, how? Reprinted from the August 2008 issue of Practical Horseman magazine.

Thanks to advances in fabric and design, a fly sheet is a more effective option than ever for helping your horse stay comfortable during bug season.

When Deborah Borra made the leap from real estate and harp-playing to commercial Swedish Warmblood breeding, she equipped herself with as much business knowledge as possible. Written by Sandra Cooke for Practical Horseman magazine.

It's painless, invisible, permanent, inexpensive and tamper-resistant: electronic microchip identification for your horse. By Sandra Cooke for Practical Horseman magazine.

Take the guesswork out of blanketing with Ox Ridge barn manager Sue Louther's easy-to-follow system. By Sandra Cooke for Practical Horseman magazine.

A temporary paddock is a great option to have along whenever you travel with your horse. Use these tips to decide which of the two basic types is best for you.

Tips for making overnight trips with your horse easy, fun and safe using a portable pen. By Sandra Cooke for Practical Horseman magazine.