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Tokyo 2020 Dressage Preview

Germany has a long and formidable record in Olympic Equestrian Dressage. Since the team competition was first introduced in Amsterdam (NED) in 1928, when the German side...

Posted by Kirsty Pasto on 21/07/2021.

Boneo Park to Host Australian Jumping Championships for 2022 and 2023

The Equestrian Australia Jumping Committee (EAJC) is pleased to announce the acceptance of Boneo Park as host of the Australian Jumping Championships in 2022 and...

Posted by Christine Armishaw on 20/07/2021.

Aussie Team Spirit Strong In Tokyo 2020 Eventing PEQ

Our Tokyo 2020 Eventing Team has spent the last week completing the mandatory pre-export quarantine (PEQ) period across two locations: Sydney International Equestrian...

Posted by Kirsty Pasto on 19/07/2021.

Paralympics CEO Applauded and Wished Well on Announcement of Departure

With the announced departure of Paralympics CEO, Lynne Anderson, Equestrian Australia CEO Darren Gocher has expressed his appreciation of the level of progress made...

Posted by Christine Armishaw on 19/07/2021.

Olympic Horses Fly To Tokyo

Can horses fly? Well yes, they can if they’re Olympic athletes! And in a piece of history-making, 36 of them flew into Japan last night – the first full cargo load of...

Posted by Kirsty Pasto on 15/07/2021.

Athletes to Help Shape Future of Female Performance and Health in Sport

An athlete advisory group comprising Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games athletes has been launched with the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) to help guide the...

Posted by Christine Armishaw on 15/07/2021.