WEG vaulting: Britain's Joanne and Hannah Eccles take pas de deux bronze
Scotland's Eccles sisters made a calculated decision in their pas de deux vaulting routine this morning to claim the bronze medal
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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Nick Turner: mission accomplished [H&H VIP]
The Irish eventing high performance manager reflects on his teams' performance at the World Equestrian Games
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WEG vaulting: Eccles sisters hold pas de deux bronze after first freestyle
Britain's vaulting sisters, Joanne and Hannah Eccles, are in line for a bronze medal after the first round of the WEG pas de deux
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WEG driving: Britain's Wilf Bowman-Ripley holds seventh as Dutch make strong start
Wilf Bowman-Ripley fared best of the two British drivers who did their dressage today, while Ijsbrand Chardon heads a Dutch one-two
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WEG vaulting: Britain's Joanne Eccles extends her lead in female individual competition
Britain's Joanne Eccles remains on track to retain her WEG individual gold medal after today's vaulting technical test
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Richard Davison: Valegro is simply the best [H&H VIP]
Find out what the top dressage rider, trainer and H&H columnist thought of dressage at WEG
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Kyra Kyrklund: playing safe is just not enough [H&H VIP]
Dressage legend Kyra Kyrklund discusses dressage at the World Equestrian Games
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Fans outraged on cross-country day at WEG [H&H VIP]
Spectators complained of massive queues, thick mud and dirty toilets at the World Equestrian Games
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WEG showjumping: Chilean rider in hospital after bad fall
A showjumper from Chile was taken to hospital after a heavy fall at the World Equestrian Games earlier today
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WEG showjumping: H&H speaks to Scott Brash [VIDEO]
We caught up with Scott Brash after round one of the team and individual second jumping competition
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WEG vaulting: Britain take the lead in female individual competition after freestyle
Britain's vaulters excelled themselves today at WEG, with all three qualifying for round two and Joanne Eccles grabbing top spot
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WEG vaulting blog: 10 things we love about squad freestyles
Matching bandages, different coloured shoes, tiny brave vaulters and emotional voiceovers — vaulting has it all, says H&H's Pippa Roome
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WEG showjumping: fence designs celebrate the best of Normandy [PICS]
Enjoy pictures of the iconic showjumps that have been designed for the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in Normandy
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WEG showjumping: youngest rider Bertram Allen holds lead
The youngest showjumper at WEG has won the opening speed round, while Britain managed three clear rounds
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WEG showjumping: Scott Brash talks to H&H [VIDEO]
H&H caught up with British showjumper Scott Brash after the speed competition at the World Equestrian Games (WEG)
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WEG vaulting: Britain's Joanne Eccles holds second after compulsory test
Britain's trio of female vaulters made a strong start at WEG today, with the 2010 individual gold medallist Joanne Eccles leading the charge
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WEG showjumping: Bertram Allen leads at half-way point
The Irish rider holds the lead at the half-way point in the opening leg of the World Equestrian Games showjumping
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WEG showjumping: warm-up day [PICS]
See how the water jump caused huge problems for riders in Tuesday's warm-up
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Check out the state-of-the-art veterinary facilities at the World Equestrian Games
Nothing has been spared when it comes to the veterinary care available at the World Equestrian Games in Normandy
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WEG eventing: Zara Phillips talks to H&H [VIDEO]
H&H caught up with Zara after her showjumping round to get her thoughts on the competition
