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Results of the riders who represented Great Britain at Donaueschingen CDI4* in Germany (28 – 30 August 2020).

The five British riders who represented Great Britain as individuals at the FEI Youth Championships in Hungary gained both invaluable championship experience and some promising individual results. All the FEI Dressage European Championships for Youth (U25, Young Riders, Juniors, Children and Ponies) were consolidated and took place in Budapest Region – Pilisjászfalu, from 11 – 27 August 2020.

An unseasonably stormy weekend didn’t dampen competitors’ enthusiasm for being back out competing at the second High Profile Show of the year, Bury Farm in Buckinghamshire. For many, the goal was achieving qualification scores ahead of Keysoe’s international show in October.

Riders selected to represent Great Britain at the Donaueschingen CDI in Germany, 28 - 30 August.

Qualifying for the rescheduled Shearwater Young Horse Championships 2020 is well underway with four Covid-compliant fixtures already completed. If you have a four, five, six or seven year old, don’t miss out on the chance to qualify for the new championship date of 2 – 4 October at The College, Keysoe in Bedfordshire - eight dates remain to secure a spot.

British Dressage is delighted to announce that the FEI has promoted British FEI Para Dressage judge John Robinson to 5* Para Dressage Judging status as of 1 January 2021.

Seven magnificent days of action at the NAF Five Star Winter Championships culminated in a final day of Petplan Equine Area Festival Championships with five titles on offer. It's been a great celebration of dressage and thanks to everyone for playing their part.

What a 'Super Saturday' it turned into with five cracking Petplan Equine Area Festival Championship titles up for grabs on the penultimate day of the NAF Five Star Winter Championships. 

Those at day four of the NAF Five Star Winter Championships were treated to weather conditions akin to our normal April day, not the supposed high summer fo August. Wind and rain made conditions tricky but the horses and riders were up to the challenge with five champions crowned today. 

The rain clouds of Wednesday were replaced by warm August sunshine to bathe the Hartpury equine centre for day four of the NAF Five Star Winter Championships. Six titles were on offer and after ten hours of competition, six champions were crowned.