Evie Dutton Joins Taylor, Harris Insurance Services
Taylor, Harris Insurance Services (THIS) welcomes Evie Dutton as the Director of New Business Development. In this role, Evie will work closely with Michael Taylor, Founder and President focusing on sales and marketing with a goal of broadening Taylor, Harris’ presence across all equestrian disciplines. Evie is a lifelong equestrian from Delaware who started as... Read More
Phillip Dutton Talks Horses, Goals—And Aging Without Ice Baths – The Chronicle of the Horse
It’s not exactly a new experience for seven-time Olympian Phillip Dutton to win an upper-level event, but the CCI4*-S at TerraNova—which served as the third qualifier in the inaugural year of the US Equestrian Open series—was a big day, even for him. Dutton won with Azure, and he also took second on Quasi Cool, giving him... Read More
75-Point Point Haul for Phillip Dutton and Outright US Equestrian Open Series Lead at TerraNova – Eventing Nation
Phillip Dutton delivered a commanding performance at Qualifier 3 of the US Equestrian Open at TerraNova, securing a 1-2 finish with Azure and Quasi Cool. This impressive result not only marked Phillip’s first win in the CCI4*-S at TerraNova but also ensured he will enter 2025 as the outright leader in the US Equestrian Open... Read More
Quasi Cool and Phillip Dutton Take the Lead in CCI4*-S at TerraNova – The Plaid Horse
This weekend kicked off the CCI4*-S division at TerraNova, a qualifier for the US Equestrian Open of Eventing Finals next year at Morven Park in Virginia. Phillip Dutton was first down the centerline riding Quasi Cool, a 13-year-old bay Holsteiner gelding owned by Caroline Moran. One of America’s most accomplished event riders, Dutton rode a... Read More
Phillip Dutton and Possante Lead the Advanced Division at Millbrook Horse Trials – Eventing Nation
The 2024 Millbrook Horse Trials kicked off yesterday with lower-level dressage at Riga Meadow Equestrian Center at Coole Park in Millbrook, NY. There are more than 400 total entries competing at Millbrook, from Beginner Novice to Advanced level. Today the upper level horses cantered down the centerline, while the lower levels headed out on cross country. In... Read More
How to Crush It at 50+, From the Fittest Guys Who Are Doing It – Men’s Health
A record-setting sprinter, pro surfer, endurance athlete and more reveal their tips to stay winning. Phillip Dutton says he probably learned to ride horses before he could walk. And ride he does; he’s competed in every Olympic Games since 1996. In the first two, he won team gold for his native Australia; following that he was a... Read More
Phillip Dutton Announces Retirement of Z – Eventing Nation
Phillip Dutton on Tuesday morning announced the retirement of his WEG and Olympic partner, Z, from top competition at the age of 15. Phillip reported that the Zangersheide gelding (Asca Z – Bellabouche, by Babouche GH Gehucht Z) sustained some injuries at Pau last month (he withdrew the gelding following cross country) that will require... Read More
Phillip Dutton Dominates Mad Barn Indoor Eventing Challenge – The Plaid Horse
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Phillip Dutton claimed the $20,000 Mad Barn Indoor Eventing Challenge in a thrilling night of competition on Saturday, November 4, at the Royal Horse Show, held as part of the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto, ON. Having won Friday night’s first round of competition, Dutton, a six-time Olympian, was last... Read More
5 Questions With Phillip Dutton – The Chronicle of the Horse
Phillip Dutton knew he’d found a good horse when Azure arrived at his True Prospect Farm almost two years ago, but his experience told him it would take time to establish a true partnership with the mare. The Irish Sport Horse (Omar—Cavalier Roselier, Cavalier Royal) was bred and brought up to the four-star level by... Read More
Back From The Brink: Quasi Cool Rebounds From Eye Socket Injury – The Chronicle of the Horse
As Sidnee Ledyard went to collect Quasi Cool from his paddock at Phillip Dutton’s winter base in Loxahatchee, Florida, on the morning of Feb. 5, she could tell something wasn’t right. The gelding hadn’t touched his grain, and when she approached him, she noticed that his nose was bleeding. She reached up to slip his... Read More