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The Australian and New Zealand jumping teams are ready for action at the FEI World Championships, with draw times released for the first round of competition on Wednesday.
Australian Working Equitation will make history this September, fielding its first-ever team at the WAWE World Championship in Spain. Four riders have qualified to compete against the world's best, highlighting the growing popularity of the discipline in Australia.
Australian showjumpers passed the first horse inspection on Monday evening and are now looking ahead to Tuesday’s warm-up session at the FEI World Championships in Aachen.
Vaulting has concluded at the FEI World Championships in Aachen, with Bronagh Miskelly, Ginger Kennett, and the Australian Squad making their nation proud on the sport’s biggest stage.
The final day of eventing at the FEI World Championships in Aachen saw Great Britain once again claim team gold, while Germany’s Michael Jung secured the individual honours. A sixth-place finish from Andrew Hoy and a dressage-score completion for Sophia Hill gave Australians plenty to cheer about.
Following his cross country round, Andrew Hoy shared his thoughts on the course and event, his love for Vassily de Lassos, and why he remains enthusiastic about the sport 20 years on from his team bronze medal at the World Equestrian Games in Aachen.
It was gold for Great Britain’s Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale, while Australia’s Simone Pearce and Will Marq made an impressive Grand Prix Freestyle debut on the world stage as a sold-out crowd enjoyed their Saturday evening dressage in Aachen.