Equestrian Sports New Zealand
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Sport Integrity Commission Invites Feedback on New Code
The Sport Integrity Commission has invited discussion on a draft Integrity Code document to open public consultation which closes at 5pm on 1 November. The Integrity Code is a key tool for enhancing integrity within sport and recreation. It sets integrity standards for sport and recreation organisations and their participants and aims to raise the capability of organisations to protect...
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Daminos Dominates.
Vicki Wilson on Daminos TWS winning the Property Brokers Horse Grand Prix - Photo by Cornege Photography. The PRO Physio Rotorua Spring Show attracted many competitors from around the...
Spring has Sprung Some Fantastic Competition
Central Otago Early Bird Show at Cromwell - Beautiful Scenery A huge weekend of showjumping was had, with four shows all putting on the highly contested series classes, from the top...
Happy Days at Blenheim for Price
The Kiwi eventers have been flying, this time at the Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials in the UK. Tim Price and Happy Boy took out the CCI4*-L , having added just 1.6 cross country...
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Demo & Dabble
Who are the Ambassadors you’ll get to meet at Demo & Dabble? This fun and friendly multidiscipline event for grassroots riders is getting closer at the Waikato Equestrian Centre in Hamilton on 16-17 November. There are ‘demo rings’ as an off-horse option for those who would like to learn a little bit more about each discipline, and the ‘ dabble rings’ to function as a fun and supportive approach to introductory levels of Dressage, Jumping, Eventing and Competitive Trail Riding. Follow the Discussion updates at our D & D Event on Facebook
Starting Out? This might be for You
FEI takes leadership in safeguarding the wellbeing of sport horses
The responsibility of being the guardians of horse welfare within equestrian sport is an important task and lies not only on the FEI – but on everyone engaged in the sport. For the horses and for the future of the sport, everyone must become a guardian and act when necessary, as emphasised in the video to the left narrated by Sabrina Ibáñez, FEI Secretary General. We are all guardians!
Team NZ
High Performance
The mission of the High Performance Programme is to operate a world-leading High Performance System which produces repeatable and sustainable success at the Olympics and World Championships that both inspires kiwis and marks us proud.