1/27/2012: SAVE THE DATE! “Salute to Driving” Benefit to Support the USET Foundation - The Second Annual Salute to Driving fundraising event is pleased to announce that it will once again be held in Aiken, and Windsor SC, February 18-20, 2012, and will feature many exciting new additions. Last year’s debut event benefited this country’s High Performance Driving programs for the United States Equestrian Team Foundation, raising over $30,000. The exciting weekend event will feature a beautiful dinner and auction on Saturday evening, multiple driving clinics with some of the world’s top trainers, and a Combined Test Competition for any drivers Preliminary-Advanced on Monday. The Salute to Driving event is being held to help raise awareness and educate different audiences about the discipline of driving. more... Info Flyer 1/12/2011: Get 'Em Before They're Gone! 2012 Rulebooks Still Available - Spiral bound editions are still available through our webstore. If you prefer to mail your order, use this form. This book features BLUE COLOR print for the ADS exceptions in the Combined Driving Rules. You can download a free copy of the 2012 Rulebook here. Quanitities are limited and once they're gone, they're gone! 1/9/12: January Wheelhorse Now Available! Click here to read the latest edition of the ADS Newsletter. 12/20/11: Jacob Arnold Selected to Receive USEF Junior Equestrian of the Year: Jacob Arnold has embraced the sport of combined driving with maturity beyond his years and has quickly become a young force with which to be reckoned. From the age of eight, Arnold immediately took to the sport - one that traditionally boasts an older demographic. Today, he is already producing top results and represents an exciting future for his sport. More... 12/7/ 2011: Laurels at Landhope, retired after two decades - After 25 years as a featured equestrian event on the Delaware Valley fall schedule, the Laurels at Landhope is ending its run. Led by Jamie O’Rourke, of Unionville, Pa., for much of the last two decades, the event grew from its roots as a small schooling driving trial, located at Maresfield Farm in Unionville, to international recognition by the FEI and to its selection as the site of multiple USEF National Championships and international selection trials. In 2002, the event moved from Unionville to its present location, a 44-acre site at Landhope Farm in West Grove where, under his direction, it was developed into a venue specifically designed for combined driving, one of only two in the U.S. “The Laurels has hosted competitors from Holland, Mexico, South Africa, Canada, New Zealand and Australia,” said O’Rourke. More...