Lynch & Kuerten enjoy top-five placings
Ireland's Denis Lynch and Jessica Kuerten both scored top-five finishes at the last World Cup show of 2012 at Mechelen.
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Kuerten continues great run
Jessica Kurten continued the exceptional run of Irish success at Barcelona's four-star show with a second place in Saturday evening's Queen's Cup competition.
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Kuerten keeps up top-five record
Jessica Kurten kept up her consistent top-five form with a fourth place in Saturday evening's speed class at Vigo in Spain.
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Kuerten tops off magnificent weekend
Jessica Kurten added €36,000 to her weekend prize money when finishing fifth at the Nestlé Masters competition in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Sunday with Lady Georgina Forbes's mare 'Castle Forbes Libertina'.
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Kuerten comes second in Spain
Jessica Kurten returned to the international Grand Prix circuit on Saturday after an enforced five-week break to record a second place finish at La Coruna, Spain.
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Kuerten suspension set to be upheld
The FEI the world governing body for equestrian sport have confirmed that they have recommended to CAS that they uphold the suspension of Jessica Kurten that was introduced on Saturday last.
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Kuerten and O'Connor secure top ten finishes
Jessica Kurten took fifth place in the Antwerp Grand Prix when finishing on a first round score of four faults with Lady Moira Forbes's 14 year-old bay stallion Galopin du Biolay.
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Kuerten finishes fourth in World Cup
Jessia Kuerten failed to break the 30-year jinx that has denied Irish riders a World Cup win as she finished joint fourth in Sweden, but an American-owned Irish-bred horse did claim the runner-up spot.
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Kuerten third in Belgium
Jessica Kuerten followed up her success in the pre-Christmas World Cup qualifier in Olympia by claiming a third place finish in Belgium tonight.
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Kuerten takes joint second place
Ireland's Jessica Kurten tied for second place with Germany's Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum in the Rolex Grand Prix at Geneva, Switzerland, while Meredith's brother-in-law Ludger Beerbaum took the winner's prize.
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Kuerten submits doping explanation
The International Equestrian Federation has confirmed that Irish rider Jessica Kuerten has submitted, in writing, her explanations as to why her horse Castle Forbes Maike tested positive for a prohibited substance at an event in France earlier this year.
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Kuerten slips in world rankings
Jessica Kuerten has dropped one place in the Rolex World jumping rankings to fifth.
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Kuerten cracks under pressure
Ireland's Jessica Kuerten cracked under the pressure today at the European Championship Individual Final in Mannheim, Germany.
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Kuerten's horse fails dope test
It has been confirmed to RTÉ SPORT that 'Castle Forbes Maike' ridden by the world number four Jessica Kuerten has tested positive for a banned substance after an event in La Baule, France in May of this year.
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Kuerten scoops Monaco Grand Prix
Just over a second separated the finishing times of the top three riders in Saturday's Monaco Grand Prix jump-off, but it was Ireland's Jessica Kuerten who proved the fastest, and took home the €100,000 prize.
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Kuerten second in jump-off
Ireland's Jessica Kuerten made up for her disappointment at finishing ninth in Saturday's Madrid Grand Prix by taking the runner-up prize in the SM El Rey Cup.
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Kuerten ninth in Madrid Grand Prix
Ireland's Jessica Kurten could do no better than ninth place in the Madrid Grand Prix at the five star show in Spain.
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Kuerten wins Longines Grand Prix
Ireland's Jessica Kurten streaked home to win one of Europe's richest Grand Prix at La Baule, France.
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Kuerten wins in Birmingham
In the last of the four competitions in the British Open Show Jumping Championships at Birmingham, Antrim-born Jessica Kurten clinched her position at the top of the championship table with a win on Galopin du Biolay.
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Kuerten wins at British Championships
Ireland's Jessica Kurten chalked up her first win of the weekend at the four-star show in Birmingham on Friday night, while Cork-born Billy Twomey took third place.