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Despite the winter chill, Australian young riders – both at home and abroad – are continuing to shine on the global stage. From seasoned partnerships to promising new combinations, the July FEI World Rankings showcase the growing depth of Australian talent across youth and para divisions.
UK-based Australian eventer Bill Levett will join the Nations Cup team, with competition set to commence from 4 July.
Australian vaulter Ginger Kennett has once again enjoyed strong results in the CVIO4* Individual Female Competition at CHIO Aachen.
From the rugged hills of Ireland’s west coast to international arenas, the Connemara pony has quietly earned itself a global following, and for good reason.
The Peachester Lodge Festival of Showjumping 2025 wrapped up in Caboolture, Queensland over the weekend after two big weeks of competition.
The 2025 Victorian Equestrian Interschool Series (VEIS) for Dressage has been run and won. Proudly sponsored by RB Sellars, the series consists of three rounds held across Victoria, beginning in February at Boneo Park and culminating in the Grand Final in June at Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre.
Despite the winter chill, Australian young riders – both at home and abroad – are continuing to shine on the global stage. From seasoned partnerships to promising new combinations, the July FEI World Rankings showcase the growing depth of Australian talent across youth and para divisions.
UK-based Australian eventer Bill Levett will join the Nations Cup team, with competition set to commence from 4 July.
Australian vaulter Ginger Kennett has once again enjoyed strong results in the CVIO4* Individual Female Competition at CHIO Aachen.
From the rugged hills of Ireland’s west coast to international arenas, the Connemara pony has quietly earned itself a global following, and for good reason.
The Peachester Lodge Festival of Showjumping 2025 wrapped up in Caboolture, Queensland over the weekend after two big weeks of competition.
The 2025 Victorian Equestrian Interschool Series (VEIS) for Dressage has been run and won. Proudly sponsored by RB Sellars, the series consists of three rounds held across Victoria, beginning in February at Boneo Park and culminating in the Grand Final in June at Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre.
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Despite the winter chill, Australian young riders – both at home and abroad – are continuing to shine on the global stage. From seasoned partnerships to promising new combinations, the July FEI World Rankings showcase the growing depth of Australian talent across youth and para divisions.
The 2025 Victorian Equestrian Interschool Series (VEIS) for Dressage has been run and won. Proudly sponsored by RB Sellars, the series consists of three rounds held across Victoria, beginning in February at Boneo Park and culminating in the Grand Final in June at Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre.
CHIO Rotterdam delivered an action-packed weekend on the dressage stage, with the Dutch team narrowly securing victory on home soil. Their final score of 215.587 put them just 0.435 points ahead of Great Britain in a thrillingly close contest.
Young riders showcased their talent at the recent 2025 Equisk Queensland Youth Dressage Championships. An event designed to promote camaraderie among young dressage riders and foster their love for the sport, the Championships were once again successful in achieving that goal this year!
Despite the winter chill, Australian young riders – both at home and abroad – are continuing to shine on the global stage. From seasoned partnerships to promising new combinations, the July FEI World Rankings showcase the growing depth of Australian talent across youth and para divisions.
The 2025 Victorian Equestrian Interschool Series (VEIS) for Dressage has been run and won. Proudly sponsored by RB Sellars, the series consists of three rounds held across Victoria, beginning in February at Boneo Park and culminating in the Grand Final in June at Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre.
CHIO Rotterdam delivered an action-packed weekend on the dressage stage, with the Dutch team narrowly securing victory on home soil. Their final score of 215.587 put them just 0.435 points ahead of Great Britain in a thrillingly close contest.
Young riders showcased their talent at the recent 2025 Equisk Queensland Youth Dressage Championships. An event designed to promote camaraderie among young dressage riders and foster their love for the sport, the Championships were once again successful in achieving that goal this year!