WEG 2018

“Multiple factors” contributed to the issues surrounding the cancellation of the endurance event at the World Equestrian Games, secretary-general says.

The last of the WEG results are in, with vaulting, driving, para-dressage and showjumping wrapping up the Games in North Carolina.

Americans win on home turf as Dutch team upsets British para hopes, and Germany claims first ever Nations Team Vaulting event.

Individual tests completed with The Netherlands at the head of the medal table with two golds, a bronze and a silver, having won a medal in every class in which it has competed.

An early morning start didn’t deter Irish equestrian fans from greeting their heroic Irish eventers at Dublin airport on Wednesday

Gold to Britain, silver to Ireland, and Olympic champions France take old bronze at the World Equestrian Games.

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Tight tussle for bronze as 22 riders line up to individual runs.

Gold for leading German rider, with USA’s Laura Graves in silver and Britain’s Charlotte Dujardin takes out bronze medal.

“We know this is desperately disappointing for the 15 athletes who had qualified their horses for the Freestyle, and of course for all the spectators who had bought tickets, but the weather has simply left us with no choice.”

No surprises as German team tops the podium for dressage, and Team USA wins the reining again.

Hurricane Florence expected to make landfall near the North and South Carolina coastal border on Friday night. 

Deteriorating weather and worsening conditions on the trail forced the decision.

Mayhem at the ride base, with officials deciding to void the first loop and run a 120km race instead.