OMAHA, Nebraska, April 12, 2016–International Omaha will feature a CDI4* with Olympic and World Games competitors together with CSI3* jumping next month as a prelude to the 2017 dual World Cups….
The FEI, International Equestrian Federation, will join some of the world’s top international sports organizations in Berlin in October to consider the latest developments and programs for dealing with concussion in sport…
At 20 years of age, Regardez Moi ridden by Heath Ryan was the oldest active Big Tour competition horse in the world when performing in the Sydney CDI3* to place third in the Grand Prix Freestyle this weekend…
RANCHO MURIETA, California, April 10, 2016–Charlotte Jorst swept the Golden State Dressage CDI3* taking the Grand Prix Special on Kastel’s Nintendo Sunday and the Freestyle on Kastel’s Akeem Foldager…
Fiona Bigwood rode Atterupgaards Orthilia to a personal best score to win the Zeeland Outdoor CDI3 Grand Prix Special Saturday with fellow British rider Spencer Wilton on Super Nova II runner-up…
SYDNEY, April 9, 2016–Sue Hearn and Remmington won the Sydney CDI3* Grand Prix Freestyle Saturday night but a star of the show was the 20-year-old stallion Regardez Moi ridden by Heath Ryan to third place…
RANCHO MURIETA, California, April 8, 2016–The United States’ World Cup Final partnership of Charlotte Jorst and Kastel’s Nintendo won the Golden State Dressage CDI3* Grand Prix Friday while American team rider Kathleen Raine took both second and third spots…
NIEUW EN SINT JOOSLAND, Netherlands, April 7, 2016–Germany’s Jan-Dirk Giesselmann and Reaal Dancer FRH won the Zeeland Outdoor CDI3* Grand Prix Freestyle Friday, the first Big Tour musical performance for the pair…
SYDNEY, April 7, 2016–John Thompson and his 2016 New Zealand Horse of the Year JHT Antonello won the CDI3* Grand Prix Special Friday for the sixth win in 10 starts this year in their campaign to qualify for the single…
he creation of a dressage judging working group was ordered by the FEI, the International Equestrian Federation, Thursday “to improve judging of the discipline.”…
