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2015 Pan American Games

Ward And Rothchild Wrap Up Pan Ams With Individual Show Jumping Gold

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As It Happens: Pan Am Games Individual Show Jumping

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Canada Clinches Pan Ams Team Show Jumping Gold By A Single Second, U.S. Bronze

As the Canadian riders stood by the ring watching Argentina’s José Maria Larocca Jr. canter down the last line, Ian Millar was counting the seconds. If Larocca had a single time penalty, Canada was guaranteed gold. If he didn’t, the two teams were headed for a jump-off.

As It Happens: Pan Am Games Team Show Jumping

The fences are set here for the second day of show jumping at the Pan American Games! Today the team medals will be decided after two rounds of jumping, and we'll also know the 35 individuals who'll return on Saturday to vie for those medals. Fifty pairs are jumping today.

Throwback Thursday: Ian Millar Was A True Teammate In 1975 Pan Ams

Flipping through an issue of The Chronicle of the Horse from 1975, we found a picture of Canadian rider Ian Millar, his arm wrapped in a sling, at the 1975 Pan American Games. Read on to hear the incredible story.

Ask 5: What’s Your Plan Before The Bell Rings?

Riders at the Pan American Games have 45 seconds to trot around the outside of the ring once the judge rings the bell and we wanted to know how they prepared their horses to enter at A.

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U.S. Enjoys Perfect Pan Ams Cross-Country Day

Team USA adds nothing to their score! Click to read all about the day's action and see lots of photos.

As It Happens: Pan Am Games Cross-Country

Follow along with our live updates.

U.S. Leads By A Fraction After Eventing Dressage At Pan Ams

The U.S. Eventing Team came to the Pan American Games with one goal—to win. While they don’t need to win to gain Olympic qualification (third place behind Canada and Brazil who are already qualified will suffice), that hasn’t changed their mindsets.

As It Happens: Pan Am Games Eventing Dressage

Read back through the Chronicle's live coverage of the eventing dressage rides.

Pan Am Cross-Country Course Walk and Insights

The cross-country course at the Pan American Games officially opened today and we took a walk with former Canadian Chef D’Equipe Graeme Thom to learn about some of the key combinations. Along the way, we also stopped to chat with course builder Eric Bull, who’s created some absolutely beautiful fences that will leave a legacy for Will O’Wind Farm, or the Pan Am Cross-Country Centre as it’s known for the duration of the Games.
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