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30 teams fought it out for the podium places at the BD Youth Home International over two action packed days at Arena UK in Lincolnshire, (6-7 August).  It was down to the wire as to which team would win with all eyes on the final combination on day two to see which team would gain the honours.

Annabella and Gio made their debut in February this year and have since enjoyed a very impressive start to their career together, now making their way to their first Championships – the LeMieux Nationals!

Charlotte Dujardin’s new rising star - Hawtins San Floriana the mare with a spectacular young horse record who is now strutting her stuff at Premier Leagues and is on her way to try and gain another title at The LeMieux National Championships.

What a partnership! After buying Diego when he was just 16 as a four year old, Lewis Carrier has competed on many Young Rider and U25 International teams with the Syrida A x  Spielberg gelding and will be soon be stepping up to Senior level.

Jackie Siu representing her home country Hong Kong will be making her way to the LeMeiux National Championships on Carl Hester’s ride Ekitof.

British Dressage is delighted to announce the appointment of Sport Structures as its partner to support the delivery of an employment pathway of nationally recognised qualifications for apprentices working in the sport. 

The penultimate Summer Regional Championships at Keysoe International (2-4 August) gave us three days of exciting competition as riders sought to secure a ticket to next month’s LeMieux National Championships. Two riders made doubly sure of their trip to Somerford Park with two top places each. Virginie De Senneville won The Centre Line Preliminary Silver and the BETTALIFE Novice Silver classes. Meanwhile Lisa Hopkins took the Fairfax Saddles Prix St Georges and the Saracen Horse Feeds Inter I Gold sections.

Lottie Fry and Glamourdale have won the Grand Prix Special gold medal at the ECCO FEI World Championships in Herning, Denmark. An outstanding new PB of 82.508% planted this phenomenal young British combination at the top of the podium in a sensational showdown of the world’s best.

The British Equestrian World Class Programme is inviting up-and-coming athletes with ambitions to compete on future senior equestrian teams to put themselves forward for consideration to join the Podium Potential Pathway (P3) squad for 2023–2025.

British hopes and expectations were far exceeded on the second day of team competition at the FEI World Championships, with team silver secured by two horses making their championship debuts and two exceptional Charlottes.