In just a couple days the first competitors in the Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event will set foot in the well-groomed dressage arenas, embarking on a three-day-long journey to a victory gallop.

The USEA is delighted to announce that Bit of Britain will be returning in 2012 as the Presenting Sponsor of the Nutrena USEA American Eventing Championships as well as continuing to be the Official Internet Catalog of the USEA.

Bit of Britain has started a series of product videos featuring riders such as Sharon White and Jennie Brannigan. These videos give a great inside look at a variety of products being used in real life situations with just a bit of humor thrown in sometimes! Watch a few of them below and then check o...

The USEA’s Official Internet Catalog Retailer, Bit of Britain, is offering all USEA members an exciting opportunity to save some money during the cold winter months! Every Monday in January and February Bit of Britain will be doubling the discount for USEA members who shop online at BitofBritain.com...

We caught up with John Nunn of Bit of Britain at the Fair Hill International Three Day Event to chat about the last leg of this year's Bit of Britain Challenge, its future, and what new Challenges he hopes to establish next year.

Bit of Britian is excited to start carrying Cavalor Supplements, and to celebrate this new partnership Bit of Britain will hold a champagne and chocolate party presented by Cavalor Supplements in the Bit of Britain tent at the Nutrena/USEA American Eventing Championships Presented by Bit of Britain ...

My road to the AEC this year started off with a suspensory injury to my horse Brio and a back injury for myself. I was hoping that this would be the year that I qualify, and me and my daughter would be able to ride and compete together at the AEC, but as fate has it, I will be her groom and will be ...

I do not want to write this post… Nope, I want to stomp, stomp and pound my knees…. I DON’T WANNA WRITE THIS POST. No, no, no… Phew, that felt really good! I believe it was "the Don" who said one should never underestimate the power of a good Diva fit!

May-Daze Horse Trial went UNBELIEVABLY well! Dressage was finished with a 35.0. Not amazing, but it was enough to put us in 3rd out of about 15 riders I believe! Stadium was double clear, the 2 people ahead of me had faults, and I was bounced up to the lead!