Mark Phillips: Escaping France for British four-star efficiency [H&H VIP]
Fresh from WEG and Burghley Horse Trials, Mark Phillips reviews what has been a busy and eventful couple of weeks
World Equestrian Games 2014
The Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games (WEG) took place in Normandy from 23 August until 7 September 2014. WEG includes team and individual competitions in dressage, showjumping, eventing, paradressage, driving, endurance, vaulting and reining. There are also displays of horse ball and polo.
The Horse & Hound team was on site throughout WEG reporting on all the action as it happened, including reports, pictures and videos from Normandy on HorseandHound.co.uk. The next WEG will be held in Bromont, Canada in 2018.
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Where did it all go wrong? Disappointment for British showjumpers at WEG [H&H VIP]
British showjumpers crash out of WEG and miss qualification for 2016 Olympics
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No refunds for WEG spectators [H&H VIP]
FEI responds to complaints from visitors to the World Equestrian Games stating there are no plans to reimburse ticket holders
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Nick Skelton: The worst result in British history [H&H VIP]
British showjumping star Nick Skelton gives his thoughts on a disappointing World Equestrian Games result
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Fizz Marshall's therapy blog: Welcoming in the new term
In her latest update from the Equine Therapy Centre at Hartpury, Fizz welcomes new students and reflects on the World Equestrian Games
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Sarah Jenkins: Bravery - on and off course
H&H's content director reviews Britain's efforts during first week of the World Equestrian Games
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WEG driving: Boyd Exell takes individual gold as Britain finishes eighth
British-based Australian driver Boyd Exell claimed his third world title today, while Britain's team performed well in the cones for eighth
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Pippa Cuckson: Low completion rates sparks concern [H&H VIP]
A look back on the endurance competition at the World Equestrian Games in Normandy
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Michel Assouline: Competition has arrived [H&H VIP]
Guest columnist and head coach of Britain's para dressage team gives his thoughts on competition at the World Equestrian Games
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WEG driving: British-based Australian Boyd Exell in the lead after marathon
Defending world driving champion Boyd Exell is in line to retain his title after today's marathon, while the British team remain ninth
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Mark Todd: WEG failed to deliver [H&H VIP]
H&H's eventing columnist reviews what was for him a very disappointing World Equestrian Games
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Mike Etherington-Smith: the Brits did us proud [H&H VIP]
Expert cross-country course designer reflects on Pierre Michelet's attempt at the World Equestrian Games
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WEG vaulting: Germany take squad gold
The German squad broke the nine-barrier tonight to take WEG vaulting gold, while France's Jacques Ferrari won the top spot in the male class
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WEG vaulting gallery [PICS]
From intricate costume design to mind-blowing gymnastic movements our WEG vaulting gallery is a feast for the eyes
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WEG vaulting: rescue horse takes to the international stage
We spoke to the lunger of a 19-year-old rehomed police horse, Liz MacKay who has been competing in the vaulting at WEG
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WEG driving: Britain ninth after dressage
The USA and the Netherlands' hold individual and team gold after the driven dressage, with Britain's Georgina Hunt claiming 18th today
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Horse & Hound's equestrian week on Twitter
See which tweets have caught the H&H editorial team's eye this week
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WEG vaulting: Britain's Joanne Eccles wins gold
Britain's Joanne Eccles put in a flawless freestyle to secure her female individual vaulting gold this afternoon at WEG
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Horses fail drug tests at World Equestrian Games
Horses competing at the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in eventing and endurance have tested positive for a sedative and painkiller
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WEG vaulting: Eccles sisters take bronze [VIDEO]
Pippa Roome caught up with Joanne and Hannah Eccles following their bronze medal-winning performance at the World Equestrian Games
