Germany – Denmark’s pair of Anna Kasprzak and Donnperignon won Sunday’s Olympic Grand Prix Special at the Mannheim CDI3* with a score of 77.400. Placing second was Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein riding Digby to a score of 75.467. Third place went to Britain’s Emma Hindle riding Diamond Hit to a score of 72.778. For complete results, [...] Continue reading →

Poland – Michal Rapcewicz won the Grand Prix Freestyle on home turf at this weekend’s Radzionkow CDI3*. He took the win with Randon and a score of 73.700. Second place went to Austria’s Stefan Peter riding Don Walesko to a score of 71.800. Third place went to Denmark’s Madsen Lone and Scovlunds don Gazzo with [...] Continue reading →

(Equestrian Australia) – Heath Ryan and Regardez Moi delivered an impressive performance at the 2012 Sydney CDI to take out the Grand Prix Freestyle with a score of 71.275%. The crowd erupted as Ryan delivered an impressive routine to take first place ahead of Maree Tomkinson and Diamantina IV (70.675%) and Tor Van Den Berge [...] Continue reading →

Germany – Anna Kasprzak, of Denmark, rode the 13-year-old gelding Donnperignon to victory in Friday’s Grand Prix at the Mannheim CDI3* with a score of 76.00 percent. Right behind her in second was Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein, also of Denmark, with the 15-year-old gelding Digby. They scored 72.574. Third place went to Poland’s Beata Stremler riding [...] Continue reading →

(British Dressage) – Another week, another record broken! This time Carl Hester and Uthopia broke the British Grand Prix record at Addington Premier League on Wednesday, scoring 83.29%. This was Uthopia’s first outing since recovering from an injury to his hoof and the 11-year-old Metall gelding showed he was back on form, looking happy and [...] Continue reading →

(Equestrian Australia by Nicola Turner) – Australian Para-Equestrian athlete Sharon Jarvis has withdrawn from the fourth and final Paralympic Games nomination event which will be held in Sydney from 13-15 May, because her horse, Applewood Odorado (Odie), is unable to make the trip from the duo’s base in WA. The move means Jarvis, a Beijing [...] Continue reading →

(Equestrian Australia) – A number of our top Jumping and Dressage athletes have the 2012 Olympic Games in their sights and are about to begin their quest to make the Equestrian team that will represent Australia in London. Starting this weekend, Dressage and Jumping athletes on the Australian Olympic Shadow Team will compete in a [...] Continue reading →