Eventer Dan Jocelyn is hanging up his stirrups after nearly 30 years of turning his dreams into reality. He’s ridden at two World Championships (2018 and 2002) and at the Athens Olympic Games in 2004. He was named for Sydney 2000, but horse injury prevented them riding down the centre line. His decision to call time came when he opted to retire his top horse Blackthorn Cruise. “I have...
Read MoreThe New Zealand seniors bagged an excellent win last night in the Trans-Tasman Test Series at Willinga. Chef d’equipe Jaime Campbell-Ward had plenty of praise for the efforts of the whole...
The AMS Saddlery Pony Grand Prix Series was an exciting one that saw Daniella Jelliman and Lottie Bull go head to head from the very start, with both girls dominating the North Island classes...
It's not often that you would see a baby in a team photo, but the Interschools is not your average equestrian competition. Solway College students couldn’t wait to share their smiles with...
A ninth place finish for Jonelle Price and Chilli’s Midnight Star was New Zealand’s best effort in the CCI5*-L at the Burghley Horse Trials. The Kiwi combo were 21st after their 36.2 penalty...
Seven New Zealand combinations will line up this week at one of the world’s greatest CCI5*-L competitions, the Defender Burghley Horse Trials in the United Kingdom. World no.1 Tim Price has both...
As we reflect on the 2026 FEI World Jumping Championships ESNZ general manager of high performance, Jock Paget, looks back on how the nation’s top riders competed, and where to from...
Molly Buist Brown was told about a horse for sale a couple of years ago, and she liked what she saw on the sales advertisement, so much so, that she brought the four year old sight unseen and...
Since the Wylaars family purchased Demietta as a five year old, she has gone from strength to strength as she has progressed through the grades. Demietta was bred by Denise...
New Zealand’s jumpers Sophie Scott and Luke Dee may not be progressing to the next round of the 2026 FEI World Championships but there is nothing but pride in how they rode. The two were in...