Aachen, Devonwood and What Comes Next

Rome, Bicton & A Conversation with Noah Rattner

From Rome to Bicton, championship conversations are getting louder. Annie Bishop and Diarmuid Byrne look back on a huge weekend across the US Equestrian Open, where underdogs delivered, established names kept the pressure on, and a few horses may have changed the picture heading into the summer. There's discussion around La Contessa's growing case for team selection, standout performances from the US eventing squad at Bicton, and why some of the sport's most exciting stories might just be coming through the pathway. Plus, Noah Rattner joins the show to reflect on the Ginny Rattner Memorial Dressage CDI at DevonWood, and why creating memorable experiences around competition matters just as much as the sport itself. Highlights: * Mexico's upset win in Rome * Why La Contessa is becoming impossible to ignore * A standout weekend for the US team at Bicton * The horses making names for themselves on the pathway * Aspen Farm storylines to watch * Noah Rattner on community, competition, and building for the future

Aachen, Devonwood and What Comes Next

Aachen delivered exactly what we hoped for, world-class sport, major championship clues, and a reminder that August is coming fast. Annie Bishop and Diarmuid Byrne look back on a huge week in Germany, where Richard Vogel and United Touch S may have shifted the balance ahead of the World Championships. From Greya's growing rivalry with Europe's biggest stars to the US combinations making their case for Aachen selection, there is plenty to unpack as the summer picture starts to take shape. Plus, Tommy Greengard heads to Bicton for Nations Cup action, Tamie Smith's summer plans take shape in Europe, and the US Equestrian Open storylines continue to build across jumping, eventing, and dressage. Highlights: * Why Richard Vogel and United Touch S changed the conversation after Aachen * The growing rivalry between Greya and Europe's top combinations * Lillie Keenan's huge statement weekend in Germany * Tommy Greengard and That's Me Z heading to Bicton * Tamie Smith's European summer plans with Lilette * What the US Equestrian Open standings could look like through the summer

Aachen Awaits & A Conversation with Isabelle Bosley

Championship season is starting to take shape. On this week's U.S. Equestrian Open Podcast, Annie Bishop and Diarmuid Byrne look ahead to a huge week at CHIO Aachen, as the U.S. jumping squad heads to one of the sport's biggest stages and the road to Aachen in August starts to come into focus. There's also reaction to the newly announced U.S. dressage long list, before Annie sits down with one of the most talked-about young riders in U.S. eventing, Isabelle Bosley. Fresh off an impressive Kentucky performance with Conner, Isabelle reflects on producing him from an unstarted five-year-old to four-star level, learning to trust the process, and why the bigger the atmosphere gets, the better he becomes. Highlights * CHIO Aachen storylines across jumping and dressage * The U.S. squad heading to Aachen * U.S. dressage championship long list reactions * Isabelle Bosley on Conner's rise to four-star * Riding at Kentucky for the first time * Producing horses slowly and patiently

Comebacks, Contenders & Championships

Fresh off Mars Badminton Horse Trials, the focus shifts across the Atlantic, and the road to Aachen is starting to take shape. On this week's U.S. Equestrian Open Podcast, Annie Bishop and Diarmuid Byrne look back at a huge weekend for the U.S. eventing scene, as Will Coleman and Off The Record remind everyone exactly why great horses never go out of style, while Tamie Smith and Danito deliver a statement win at Tryon that could shape the rest of the Open season. There's also a look at the current series leaderboard, why Tamie may already hold the winning hand, and what the next few months could mean for the race to the final. Plus, in jumping, Kent Farrington is back at world number one, new nine-year-old stars are emerging, and with Rome, Aachen, and championship selections on the horizon, the summer is starting to get very interesting. Highlights * Will Coleman and Off The Record return in style * Tamie Smith and Danito lay down a serious marker at Tryon * Why Diarm thinks Tamie wins the Open from here * The next generation of U.S. jumping stars starts to emerge * Kent Farrington back to world number one * Aachen storylines building across eventing, jumping, and dressage

Kent Wins, Kevin Climbs, Tryon's Next

A busy stretch across the US Equestrian Open, and the picture is starting to take shape. In jumping, Kent Farrington's run continues, building momentum through the Major League season and bringing new horses into the spotlight alongside proven ones. The depth is growing, and so is the pressure around team selection heading into a championship summer. In eventing, Tryon delivers another strong four-star field, with established names, emerging combinations, and real questions around tactics, fitness, and timing as riders look ahead to what comes next. And in dressage, a shifting leaderboard after TerraNova sees new combinations stepping forward, with limited qualifiers left and every result starting to matter. Across all three disciplines, the same theme is emerging. Depth, momentum, and decisions that will shape the rest of the season. Highlights * Kent Farrington's form and the emergence of new jumping stars * Major League momentum and the race toward team selection * Strong, competitive fields continuing at four-star level in eventing * Tryon as a key checkpoint for horses and riders building toward summer goals * A tightening dressage leaderboard with fewer chances to qualify * The growing importance of each result across all disciplines