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The following riders have been selected to represent Great Britain this week at Waregem CPEDI3* in Belgium (20 – 22 April 2018).

Hayley Watson-Greaves and Rubins Nite (pictured) were at the top of their game in Paris at the FEI World Cup™ Dressage Final (13 – 14 April 2018), hosted by the AccorHotels Arena in the French capital.

The curtain came down at the NAF Five Star Winter Championships with an emphatic win in the Albion Medium Gold for Charlotte Dujardin and River Rise Nisa (Negro x Amsterdam). Always a highly competitive class, and a real treat for Sunday spectators, this year’s Albion Medium Gold lived up to every expectation.

With the NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships and Petplan Equine Area Festival Championships over for another year, British Dressage would like to take this opportunity to thank Kelvin Bywater and all the team at Show Direct and Hartpury College as well as the dedicated group of judges, officials, volunteers and of course competitors who contributed to the success of this fantastic event.

In front of a packed house last night in the NAF Five Star Arena, Sadie Smith and Keystone Dynamite (pictured) won the Superflex Intermediate I Freestyle in emphatic style. 

The Magic Prix St Georges Freestyle is always a thrilling competition and last night’s class didn’t disappoint. In the end it was Charlotte Dujardin and Sarah Tyler-Evans' outstanding River Rise Escarla who took the prestigious title after earning a score of 74.04% from judges Peter Storr (C), Anita Andendorff (M) and Mary-Ann Horn (E).

Day four at the NAF Five Star Winter Championships was one of variety as we had winners right from the age of twelve through to the most decorated rider in British Dressage history. The day started with three simultaneous Preliminary classes with the two outdoor arenas bathed in welcome sunshine.

Friday the 13th may be unlucky for some, but not for many on day three at the NAF Five Star Winter Championships. 

The British Equestrian Federation (BEF) is pleased to announce the continuation of its Equine Development programme, following its handover to a new company formed by a partnership of industry experts. 

The British Equestrian Federation’s World Class Programme has today launched the selection policies for its 2019-2021 Podium Potential squads and the new Podium Potential Pathway programme (formerly Excel Talent), and with them, a new structure for the performance pathway as we build to Tokyo 2020, Paris 2024 and beyond.