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Australia’s New Dressage Chief is Julia Battams, New Selection Panel Also Appointed
8 years ago admin Comments Off on Australia’s New Dressage Chief is Julia Battams, New Selection Panel Also Appointed
SYDNEY, Mar. 20--Julia Battams has been appointed Equestrian Australia’s new director of National Performance for Dressage and will retain her leadership of the country's para-equestrian dressage program Read More
Complaint to Florida Accuses Wellington Councilman Of Being Paid By Sheriff’s Foundation with Money From Dressage Ground Opponents
8 years ago admin Comments Off on Complaint to Florida Accuses Wellington Councilman Of Being Paid By Sheriff’s Foundation with Money From Dressage Ground Opponents
John Greene, a Village of Wellington councilman, has been accused in a new filing with both the Florida and Palm Beach Ethics Commissions of accepting $50,000 in salary from the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Foundation that was about the same amount donated to the group by two individuals opposed to the Global Dressage Festival grounds in Florida Read More
Sagacious HF Returns to Competition Arena With Caroline Roffman
8 years ago admin Comments Off on Sagacious HF Returns to Competition Arena With Caroline Roffman
WELLINGTON, Florida, Mar. 19--Caroline Roffman had her first competition ride on Sagacious HF without the horse "leaping" when the pair performed a Young Rider Grand Prix at a national show Read More
2016 Olympic Dressage Qualification Proposal Increases WEG to 4 Teams, Pan Ams Stay at 1
8 years ago admin Comments Off on 2016 Olympic Dressage Qualification Proposal Increases WEG to 4 Teams, Pan Ams Stay at 1
Qualifiations for the 2016 Olympics has been increased to four nations from three that can send teams from the World Equestrian Games but a new proposal from the International Equestrian Federation still limited the Pan American Games to a single team Read More
Americas Dressage Reacts Strongly Against FEI Olympic Qualifying Proposals
8 years ago admin Comments Off on Americas Dressage Reacts Strongly Against FEI Olympic Qualifying Proposals
Canada and Mexico have reacted strongly against Olympic qualifying competitions proposed by the International Equestrian Federation, while the United States has taken a wait-and-see approach to changes that would effectively reduce opportunities for nations in the Americas to compete at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, the first ever to be staged in South America Read More
Juan Matute Qualifies to Join Two Children as Spain’s “Family” Team for Wellington Nations Cup
8 years ago admin Comments Off on Juan Matute Qualifies to Join Two Children as Spain’s “Family” Team for Wellington Nations Cup
WELLINGTON, Florida, Mar. 17--With Juan Matute and his two teenage children qualified to ride for Spain as what may be the first ever all-family team in a dressage Nations Cup, they turned the focus to preparing more horses as back up for the CDIO3* in Wellington next month Read More
ADELINDE & PARZIVAL WIN DEN BOSCH WORLD CUP, EDWARD & UNDERCOVER CLOSE ON HEELS
8 years ago admin Comments Off on ADELINDE & PARZIVAL WIN DEN BOSCH WORLD CUP, EDWARD & UNDERCOVER CLOSE ON HEELS
Defending double-champions Adelinde Cornelissen and Jerich Parzival won the last leg of the Reem Acra FEI World Cup Dressage Western European League on home ground at‘s-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands Saturday ut Dutch colleague Edward Gal put them under intense pressure with a brilliant performance from Glock’s Undercover that brought the crowd to its feet Read More
Susan Dutta & Currency DC Produce Personal Best to Win Wellington CDI3* Special
8 years ago admin Comments Off on Susan Dutta & Currency DC Produce Personal Best to Win Wellington CDI3* Special
WELLINGTON, Florida, Mar. 16--Susan Dutta rode Currency DC to a personal best score to win the WEF Classic CDI3* Grand Prix Special Saturday Read More