Reitz wins the 2025 USEF Driving Championships, while Dartmouth Equestrian claims its first NCEA title in Ocala.

Sarah Reitz and her Welsh Pony gelding, Fferm Gwenffrwd Onyx Star, clinched victory in the Advanced Single Pony division at the 2025 USEF Driving National Championships held at Tryon International Equestrian Center in Tryon, N.C. The competition showcased intense performances across dressage, marathon, and cones phases, with Reitz emerging at the top amid closely contested scores.

In other equestrian news, the Kentucky Derby 2025 field is heating up with Burnham Square, ridden by Brian Hernandez Jr., listed at 12-1 odds. However, Rodriguez has been scratched from the race due to a foot bruise, impacting the dynamics of the competition.

Dartmouth Equestrian made history by securing its first NCEA single discipline national title in Ocala, Florida, defeating the College of Charleston with a score of 749.67 to 701.67. This victory came in a head-to-head final where riders were randomly assigned horses, showcasing the depth of talent in collegiate equestrian sports.

Looking ahead, the IHSA National Championship is set to take place from May 2-4 at Tryon International, featuring competitors like Skidmore College. Meanwhile, the Longines Global Champions Tour in Shanghai continues, with Henrik von Eckermann leading the rankings at 3,278 points, closely followed by Kent Farrington and Christian Kukuk.

For more details, visit the USEF Driving Championships and the Kentucky Derby articles.

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