US-based New Zealand Olympian Sharn Wordley has had the win of his career, heading home the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup of Puebla in Mexico yesterday. Riding his mum Della Wordley’s 12-year-old Belgium-bred gelding Brin d’or de haute Melen Z, they notched the only clear round in the opener of the CSI4* class to take the win over the challenging Anderson Lima (MEX) designed...
Read MoreThe Rotorua Group kicked off the first big show of the season that many competitors flocked to, all eager to get back out there in the ring. With course designers, Edward Bullock, Philippa Howells...
The New Zealand Vulnerable Road User Charitable Trust has welcomed the introduction of New Zealand's new mandatory minimum passing-distance law, describing it as a significant step forward in...
Feilding Spring Show kickstarted the season at the weekend, with their first ESNZ Jumping show of the year. Before the show even started, they were hit with a curveball as the indoor arena was out...
Mura Love's career has taken him on a journey from the tiny town of Whāngārā on the East Coast of New Zealand to officiating worldwide as a Level 3 FEI Dressage Judge and becoming the first...
The TiES programme continues to grow thanks to the outstanding support of New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing (NZTR), whose commitment to second‑career pathways is helping more Thoroughbreds...
We are hosting a Zoom online session for Writers. Whether you are currently writing for Jumping, or interested in learning about working alongside judges to write, this is a great opportunity...
Melody Matheson is New Zealand’s sole entry in the FEI WBFSH Jumping World Breeding Championships for Young Horses, being held in Belgium this week. She’s competing aboard Aventurina Z –...
The New Zealand seniors bagged an excellent win in their Trans-Tasman Test Series at Willinga. Chef d’equipe Jaime Campbell-Ward had plenty of praise for the efforts of the whole team. “We...
Aussie based Kiwi Josh Collins and Cornel bagged their first World Cup win last night at Jumping @ Willinga 2026 and he’s putting it down to being at an “inspirational” World...