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It was another amazing weekend of competition at our five final LeMieux Quest Semi-Finals of 2024 with talented combinations and teams receiving their golden ticket to the Quest Championships in November.

Jane Kidd received the highest award that BD bestows at this year's LeMieux National Dressage Championships, the Linda Whetstone Memorial Trophy, for her outstanding contribution to dressage across her long and distinguished career.

It is with great sadness that BD has learned this week of the passing of Joan Gold, a doyenne of British Dressage.

Spirits weren’t dampened by the weather at our first five LeMieux Quest Semi-Finals of 2024, as our Questers shone through, creating an incredible atmosphere and putting their best hoof forward!

Sophie Wells has announced the retirement of two of her medal-winning horses, C Fatal Attraction and Don Cara M. Between them, the geldings have won a total of 16 senior championship medals over the past nine years while partnering with Grade 5 para dressage athlete Sophie.

With ten LeMieux Quest Semi-Finals happening across the country from 21 to 29 September, we can’t wait to see who'll be making their way to the LeMieux Quest Championships in November.

Recap on the highlights from four top days of dressage at the LeMieux National Championships, where we celebrated 31 new champions.

Rain was certainly not to stop play or top class action on the final day of the LeMieux National Championships, as the remaining titles were claimed by some top combinations, and Lewis Carrier become the new LeMieux National Champion.

A beautifully sunny day three of the LeMieux National Dressage Championships certainly didn't disappoint spectators, with two Olympic medallists and two first time winners amongst the days champions.

Danish mare Quinn G was ridden by her British owner Fiona Bigwood to win the 6YO title at the Longines FEI WBFSH Dressage World Breeding Championships for Young Horses in Ermelo, the Netherlands (04 – 08 September 2024).