Dressage-News
from Around the Globe to You
Isabell Werth & Weihegold To Be No. 1 in World, First Time in 7 Years for Top Olympic Equestrian Medalist
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Isabell Werth & Weihegold To Be No. 1 in World, First Time in 7 Years for Top Olympic Equestrian Medalist
Isabell Werth and Weihegold OLD will become No. 1 in the world when the official rankings are announced next week, the first time in seven years the 47-year-old German superstar at the top of the global standings Read More
90% for 1st Time for Isabell Werth Riding Weihegold to Lyon World Cup Freestyle Victory
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on 90% for 1st Time for Isabell Werth Riding Weihegold to Lyon World Cup Freestyle Victory
LYON, France, Oct. 28, 2016--Isabell Werth scored 90 per cent for the first time in her career riding her Olympic team gold and individual silver medal mount Weihegold OLD to win the World Cup Grand Prix Freestyle Friday Read More
Isabell Werth & Weihegold Post Personal Best to Win Lyon World Cup Grand Prix
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Isabell Werth & Weihegold Post Personal Best to Win Lyon World Cup Grand Prix
LYON, France, Ocxt. 27, 2016--German Olympic team gold and individual silver medal pair Isabell Werth and Weihegold OLD won the World Cup Grand Prix Thursday with a personal best score. Great Britain's Carl Hester and Nip Tuck also logged a personal best Read More
Demotion Added As Penalty for Judges Breaking Rules–FEI Proposed Change
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Demotion Added As Penalty for Judges Breaking Rules–FEI Proposed Change
Dressage judges breaking rules set out in the so-called Codex or code of conduct could face demotion in addition to existing penalties of warning letter, suspension or removal from the official judges' list, according to a proposal by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) Read More
Newly Created Grand Prix Special to Music Proposed by FEI As Olympic & World Games Team Competition
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Newly Created Grand Prix Special to Music Proposed by FEI As Olympic & World Games Team Competition
A major overhaul of Olympic and World Games dressage to make a newly created Grand Prix Special to music to decide team medals while the Grand Prix becomes a qualifier for the Nations Cup is being proposed by the FEI--the International Equestrian Federation--for approval next month Read More
Rudolf Zeilinger Resigns as Danish Coach After 19 Years
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Rudolf Zeilinger Resigns as Danish Coach After 19 Years
Rudolf Zeilinger has resigned as coach of the Danish dressage team after 19 years in the post but will stay on to the European Championships next summer Read More
International Under 25 Dressage & Jumping Competitions to Debut at 2017 European Championships
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on International Under 25 Dressage & Jumping Competitions to Debut at 2017 European Championships
International competitions for Under-25 riders from the world's leading dressage and jumping nations have been created to premiere at the FEI European Championships in Gothenburg, Sweden next August Read More
World Cup Mount Rocher & Danish Circus Rider Key to Developing American Dressage to be Inducted Into Hall of Fame
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on World Cup Mount Rocher & Danish Circus Rider Key to Developing American Dressage to be Inducted Into Hall of Fame
LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Oct. 24, 2016--The internationally popular floppy-eared mare Rocher and Lilian Wittmack Roye, a Danish circus rider who played a key role in developing American dressage, will be inducted into the Roemer Foundation/U.S. Dressage Foundation Hall of Fame this year Read More