News

British Equestrian and the British Dressage Para Selectors can today confirm the eight para dressage athlete and horse combinations that will be submitted to the Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) as our nominated entries for the FEI Para Dressage European Championship 2025, set to take place in Ermelo, The Netherlands, from 3–7 September.

British Dressage is pleased to confirm changes to the 2025 Cavago Associated Championships, with a revised opportunity for Iberian and European breeds, forming an exciting new Baroque Championship category.

British Dressage is pleased to share the news of the team announced by Sport Excel UK to represent Great Britain at the Virtus World Para-Dressage Championships, taking place at Sparsholt College in Hampshire (21 - 25 July 2025).

Brit pairing Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale have taken over the number one positions in the FEI Dressage World Rankings for Athletes and Horses respectively. Following a series of solid results over recent months, Fry and Glamourdale return to the top of the global rankings, having first achieved the feat in January 2023.

As we prepare for the first of the FEI Championships in 2025, meet the four riders heading to Kronberg in Germany to fly the flag at U25 level.

As the new competition season is about to get underway, we’re delighted to unveil a new look for our digital member portal, BD Online, launching on 1 July 2025.

A quality field came forward for the Vale View Premier League (19–21 June 2025), with a Grand Prix win for Alice Oppenheimer and multiple victories for Michael Eilberg, amongst a host of top scorers and exciting combinations across the levels.

From 1–6 July 2025, the NAF Five Star Festival of Dressage returns to Hartpury University & College with six days of Premier League and international competition, including the KBIS Young Horse Sem-Finals and Young Pony Championships.

We're pleased to announce the team representing Great Britain in the CDIO5* Nations Cup competition taking place at CDIO Aachen on 2 - 6 July 2025.

Lottie Fry delivered two back-to-back victories at Rotterdam CHIO (19–22 June 2025), spearheading a strong British challenge that narrowly missed out on top honours in the CDIO5* FEI Nations Cup™ hosted in the Netherlands.