Shock, horror Equestrian Australia BROKE!
The EA is both broke and broken - Christopher Hector has a modest proposal to set the organization back on its intended path... Read Article 18 Comments »
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The EA is both broke and broken - Christopher Hector has a modest proposal to set the organization back on its intended path... Read Article 18 Comments »
IAEJ report – Tokyo
I am afraid that my report is not much of a report. The entire trip was a waste of your money, and my time. It did have one result, I will watch the 2020 Games on the television from the comfort of my home, the more I learnt, the less appealing the idea of attending […] Read Article Comments Off on IAEJ report – Tokyo
Susanne Miesner – Schooling the young horse – Part 1
Susanne Miesner is successful at Grand Prix level, and also in the Young horse classes, and conducts clinics and seminars worldwide. She asks the question, are you ready for a young horse? Read Article 1 Comment »
End of an Era – Andrew McLean moving on…
Andrew McLean is on the move, and his unique training establishment is on the market... Read Article Comments Off on End of an Era – Andrew McLean moving on…
Zenith stays with Jeroen Dubbeldam thanks to SFN 11
Jeroen Dubbleldam and SFN to stay a partnership thanks to the Dutch organisation, SFN 11. Read Article Comments Off on Zenith stays with Jeroen Dubbeldam thanks to SFN 11
All Star – From the Verden auction arena to international limelight
All Star - another star from the Verden Auction - and there are more stars to be found at the next one... Read Article Comments Off on All Star – From the Verden auction arena to international limelight
European Championships 17 – Dressage Teams Day
Teams Day Two ended in a most predictable way…Germany gold. Silver went to the youngest team in the competition, the Danish who edged out home team Sweden to third. Isabell, Dorothee, Helen and Sönke, predictably the Germans take Gold Danish coach Princess Natalie’s trust in her fabulous riders was confirmed and she later confided in […] Read Article Comments Off on European Championships 17 – Dressage Teams Day
Meet the Saddleworld (little) Horse of the Month – BB to his friends
Rebecca Ashton meets BB Kamber Pryderi and Fern Wright have been a team for a very long time, 11 years in fact. The pint sized Welshie’s personality dwarfs his 150cms and has helped him to dressage victories against the ‘big horses’ at the top level. BB and Fern back in 2012, competing Prix St […] Read Article 1 Comment »
Travel with us to the WEG next year – September 10 – 24, 2018
Why should we be so excited about the next WEG? Because it is only the second World Equestrian Games to be held in a state-of-the-art purpose built equestrian centre (the other, of course, was Aachen, and we know how fantastic that was…) The Equestrian Centre at Tryon has already hosted top level dressage, showjumping and […] Read Article 53 Comments »
Discovering Hanover – Part 2
Part tour of our 1991 tour with the Hanoverian study group - it's fascinating to see how much has changed... Read Article Comments Off on Discovering Hanover – Part 2