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Adelaide Equestrian Festival (1-4 May) has announced the entries across the classes, with 21 combinations set to line up for the only CCI5*L in the southern hemisphere.
Australian Bec Braitling finished 22nd with Caravaggio, while compatriot Ema Klugman finished in the top ten of the CCI4*S with Chiraz.
The USA’s Kent Farrington and Greya won the class, which was held as part of Kentucky Three-Day Event.
Sport Inclusion Australia and Equestrian Australia have announced the selection of riders to represent Australia at the 2025 Virtus World Equestrian Dressage Championships at Sparsholt College in England from 21-25 July.
Great Britain’s Becky Moody, world number 4 in the FEI dressage rankings, was in fine form in Fontainebleau, France, winning both the CDI5* Grand Prix and Freestyle.
Both Australian riders completed the tough five-star course at K3DE on Saturday and moved up the leaderboard.
Adelaide Equestrian Festival (1-4 May) has announced the entries across the classes, with 21 combinations set to line up for the only CCI5*L in the southern hemisphere.
Australian Bec Braitling finished 22nd with Caravaggio, while compatriot Ema Klugman finished in the top ten of the CCI4*S with Chiraz.
The USA’s Kent Farrington and Greya won the class, which was held as part of Kentucky Three-Day Event.
Sport Inclusion Australia and Equestrian Australia have announced the selection of riders to represent Australia at the 2025 Virtus World Equestrian Dressage Championships at Sparsholt College in England from 21-25 July.
Great Britain’s Becky Moody, world number 4 in the FEI dressage rankings, was in fine form in Fontainebleau, France, winning both the CDI5* Grand Prix and Freestyle.
Both Australian riders completed the tough five-star course at K3DE on Saturday and moved up the leaderboard.
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Horses & Dreams, held annually at Hof Kasselmann in Hagen, is one of Germany’s premier equestrian events and officially opens the outdoor season with a prestigious CDI4*/CSI4* competition. From April 23 to 27, 2025, the event is once again drawing top international riders – including Australians.
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