With the Winter Olympics grassroots showjumping event coming to Waipukurau on 26 April, one young rider is looking forward to competing for the second time. Last year, Dannevirke’s Olivia Lovelock (13) competed on 17-year-old Kaimanawa mare Dajata Podge and won a free membership to Equestrian Sports NZ in the Dig Deep Challenge. She also won the Mini Prix. Now, with the...
Read MoreIt was quality over quantity at the Hinterland & John Jones Steel New Zealand Three Day Eventing Championships held over the Easter weekend at the Dunstan Horsefeeds NEC in...
Six very strong Kiwi combinations will line up this week at the Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event in the United States, the first of the big global 5* eventing competitions. World no.2 Tim Price...
(click on the image to listen) Endurance is a sport that challenges equestrian competitors at all levels of the discipline, whether it's a senior rider attempting 160km or a novice...
Jo Dee is fast becoming the Mrs Barrett of the equestrian world. While New Plymouth’s Robyn Barrett can claim three All Black sons, Jo has two high performing riders – Luke who just rode for...
Santa Anita Park, located in proximity to the Los Angeles city area, has been confirmed as the venue of the equestrian events of the Olympic Games Los Angeles 2028 (LA28). “Santa Anita...
It has been 40 years since the ESNZ Eventing National 3 Day Eventing Championships have been held in Christchurch. The excitement is building for the return of the most sought after Eventing...
The Notification Packs for the Jumping and Show Hunter AGMs and conference are now available. The Timetable is as follows: Friday 27th June 2025 : 6.30pm: 75th Anniversary...
The Dressage NZ Planning Forum 2025 15/16 April 2025 by Zoom 7pm : Dressage Planning Forum 2025 Please find below the link to the registration for Day 1 of the Dressage NZ 2025 Planning...
Last weekend Eventing Southland hosted the South Island Eventing Champs at Ryal Bush. It was good to see some competitors travel down from Christchurch to attend. Although the Dunstan Horse...