Marisha Kazaryan
A writer by profession, a storyteller by spirit, and an ardent team sport fan by affiliation, Marisha enjoys covering sport events, while also working on improving her own athletic skills. Swimming remains her all-time favourite, and she is currently trying herself in skateboarding.
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17
Sep
When it comes to horse racing, it is hard to overestimate the place it holds in the sport life of Great Britain. One of the longest established spectator sports in the country, horse racing has been known and enjoyed since the Roman empire, and held its popularity until the present day.
According to historical accounts, before the Romans came to the island, horses were used mainly to carry loads. While there are no direct records of the first race being organized by the Romans, historians have discovered racecourses that date to that period. Many of them believe that Romans held...
16
Sep
As the summer season 2024 in equestrian sports approaches its finishing line, the first two weeks of September saw a number of trials, championships, and tournaments that largely define the essence of British equestrian sports.
LeMieux National Dressage Championships is a crowning event for the horses and human athletes specializing in this sport. That is why every September, the arenas of Somerford Park bring together professionals from all over the country to showcase their skills, while the audience is treated to magnificent performances.
Art of Dressage at a Glance
As a sport, dressage is recognized by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) and...
11
Sep
With the Olympics and Paralympics happening this year, 2024 proved to be a very busy year for almost every sport, and the equestrians are no exception. And while there are various events happening in every season, autumn is especially full of competitions and trials that you don’t want to miss.
Burghley Horse Trials is undoubtedly one such event. Taking place over the course of three days in early September, it brings together renowned athletes, crowd-favourite horses, and a variety of spectators. The official programme consists of three events — dressage, cross country, and show jumping, but in reality the Burghley...
10
Sep
We may not have exact records of who was the first to start horse racing or when the first horse race was conducted, but we do know that from time immemorial, horse racing would gather large crowds of spectators during the race events. Historians have evidence that horse racing was a popular sport in Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, Babylon, Egypt, and various other ancient civilizations. In Greece, both riding and chariots were part of the Olympic Games.
At the essence of any race lies the same idea: to determine which of the two or more horses participating in the race...
03
Sep
England has a long history of equestrian events. From shows to competitive events, every occasion brings about a whirlwind of experiences. While the horses and their riders remain in the centre of attention, virtually every other aspect serves as a cause for excitement and desire to visit the event again next year — lush countryside nature, a colourful crowd of spectators as interesting as the participants, innovative course designs are just a few things to mention.
Officially known as Defender Burghley Horse Trials, this annual three-day event is held near the town of Stamford in Lincolnshire, England. Set against the...
27
Aug
Many fans and athletes are still celebrating the outcomes of the tennis tournament during the 2024 Paris Summer Olympic Games, and there is already a new event knocking on the door. Having finished its preliminary rounds in the period between 19 and 22 August, the US Open in tennis started its actual tournament on Monday, 26 August.
Conducted as part of the 2024 ATP Tour and 2024 WTA Tour, the US Open is chronologically the last Grand Slam event of the year. The other three events preceding it are the Australian Open (starting in the middle of January), French Open...