During what was supposed to be a fun-filled weekend of "indoor eventing" at the inaugural Express Eventing International Cup in Cardiff, Great Britain, the eventing world said goodbye to one of the most popular eventing horses - Call Again Cavalier. Mary King's 16-year-old gelding, who was part of the Great Britain's bronze medal-winning team in Hong Kong, was euthanized after sustaining a suspected broken femur yesterday afternoon after falling during the competition.

From Glenn the Geek at Horse Radio Network

Lexington, KY – November 17, 2008: We continue the “Get to Know the Disciplines” series this week on the 2010 Radio Show, a weekly radio show dedicated to the 2010 World Equestrian Games. This week we take a look at the sport of eventing and the preparations for WEG 2010. The CEO for the United States Eventing Association, Jo Whitehouse, joins us to discuss what the next two years will look like for the Americans getting ready for the games.

by Katherine Walcott

Secrets of the Top Equestrian Trainers: Interviews with Tina Sederholm (David & Charles 2005)

The state of American publishing on eventing is so sorry that we have to turn to a British publisher to hear from an American Gold Medalist. In “The Language of Horses,” David O'Connor talks about the use of western training and loose jumping in his training methods. He finishes with a plea to “Break down the silos that everybody is in – I'm an eventer, I'm a natural horseman, I'm a hunter rider – if we are going to make some changes. The problem with that thinking is that we don't think of ourselves as horsemen, in an equine industry. So show jumping tries to promote itself, and eventing tries to promote itself, and dressage tries to promote itself, but the numbers aren't big enough. Whereas if we promoted ourselves much more as a horse industry, our numbers would be huge.”