News

The following horses and riders have been selected to represent Great Britain at Le Mans CDI3*/2*/U25/Y in France (15 – 18 Feb 2018).

Last week, British Para rider Julie Payne was unbeatable at Genemuiden CPEDI3* in the Netherlands (8 – 10 February 2018), winning all three Grade I classes aboard Di Redfern’s gorgeous mare, Athene Lindebjerg (pictured last year).

British Dressage, British Eventing and British Showjumping are delighted to announce a new partnership with iconic British automotive brand, Land Rover. This alignment sees them become the Official Vehicle Supplier to the three governing bodies of the Olympic equestrian sports.

British Dressage is proud to welcome back this dedicated championship for Retrained Racehorses which will be hosted by Vale View Equestrian Centre in Leicestershire on Sunday 16 September 2018.

Sheila Campbell, a well-known and respected stalwart of the equestrian community from Cumbria and Lancashire, died on Sunday 28 January aged 90 years.

With the Winter Regionals getting underway, please find below the information about qualification for the NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships from the Regionals.

After the huge success of the Forces Equine Championships last year, British Dressage is proud to present this popular series for a third year. Dressage and service personnel are steeped in history and tradition. After all, dressage was developed by the military to make horses more obedient and responsive in battle and on parade, so this is a very fitting collaboration.

Following the huge success of the Veteran Horse and Rider Championships over the past three years, British Dressage and the Veteran Horse Society are proud to be running this popular series for a fourth year.

A number of vacancies are currently being recruited for both our technical and regional volunteer committees, offering an excellent opportunity for dressage enthusiasts to become involved in the policy decision-making and future direction of our sport.

Last week, Sophie Wells, Janet Horswill, Jo Swain, Hannah Biggs and Charlie Hutton joined coaches from British Eventing and British Showjumping for the first workshop of the inaugural British Equestrian Federation (BEF) Youth Pathway Coaching Programme.