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Kiwi Eventers Eyeing World Champs in Italy

New Zealand’s best are in Italy, adding the finishing touches to their FEI World Eventing Championships campaigns. World no.3 and no.4 ranked riders Tim and Jonelle Price aboard Falco and...

The September Issue of the DressageNZ Bulletin is now Live

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Counting Down to Eventing Worlds

New Zealand is among 27 nations heading to Pratoni in Italy for the FEI Eventing World Championships. It’s a star-studded list with 16 countries fielding teams and 90 in the individual...

Dressage NZ Bulletin Issue 58 March 2022. Your Weekend Must Read

The March issue of the Bulletin is packed with inspiration with everything from the Dressage Wellington Summer Series to the excitement of Lier CDI 3* and the exclusive preview of the...

Dressage NZ partners with FV Jewellery

We are so excited we can hardly contain ourselves. Dressage NZ has teamed up with FV Jewellery to bring you a unique way to support our sport. We are proud to bring you the FV ESNZ Dressage...

The October DressageNZ Bulletin Celebrates Success

The October Issue is here for you now with much to celebrate. You can read the Bulletin as a pdf by clicking Dressage NZ Bulletin Issue 27 October or you can view on the Issuu on line...

Simone in Wonderland with Alice at WEG

It’s a wrap. Simone Blum (GER) aboard her 11-year-old chestnut mare DSP Alice just made history as the first female to win the individual jumping crown at a WEG. Cool and calm under all the...

Decisions to be Made for Blyth

Hindsight is a wonderful thing, says eventer Blyth Tait. He’s worn the silver fern eight times now between the Olympic Games and World Equestrian Games and knows only too well all that is...

The Kiwis’ Take on WEG

They came, they saw, they celebrated, laughed, felt the heartbreak and felt the pride of those so proudly wearing the silver fern at the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Championships. The Kiwi...

Dan Eyes Tokyo

Dan Jocelyn notched a couple of personal best efforts at the Games and is already looking to bring Grovine de Reve back to the US to compete in their first 4*. The 48-year-old, who rode...

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