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Draws are out for the 10th edition of EBM Dressage by the Sea revealing exceptional depth across all international classes. From Olympians chasing Aachen 2026 qualification to the first CDI Medium Tour ever held in Australia, the iconic event is shaping up as one of the strongest dressage fixtures of the year.
The 2026 Stal Tops Young Rider Series returns as Australia’s premier competition pathway for emerging showjumping talent, continuing its reputation as the nation’s richest and most prestigious young rider class. Thanks to the generous support of Stal Tops, Jan Tops, and Edwina Tops-Alexander, the series once again delivers an unmatched platform for young athletes to step confidently onto the international stage.
This weekend is filled with action for fans of showjumping with many Aussies taking centre stage both at home and overseas.
Ahead of Horse of the Year Show 2026, the committee are delighted to confirm a diverse and international panel of judges, including representatives from Australia, Canada and Ireland, who will step into the iconic ‘arena of dreams’
Keeping a performance horse in top shape isn’t just about training, it’s about ensuring they feel their best both physically and mentally. With the added pressures of intensive training, competition schedules and extended travel, these horses face a much higher risk of digestive imbalance, which can lead to issues affecting energy levels, condition and behaviour.
A top-five freestyle finish capped a landmark Jumping International de Bordeaux for Australia’s Simone Pearce.
Draws are out for the 10th edition of EBM Dressage by the Sea revealing exceptional depth across all international classes. From Olympians chasing Aachen 2026 qualification to the first CDI Medium Tour ever held in Australia, the iconic event is shaping up as one of the strongest dressage fixtures of the year.
The 2026 Stal Tops Young Rider Series returns as Australia’s premier competition pathway for emerging showjumping talent, continuing its reputation as the nation’s richest and most prestigious young rider class. Thanks to the generous support of Stal Tops, Jan Tops, and Edwina Tops-Alexander, the series once again delivers an unmatched platform for young athletes to step confidently onto the international stage.
This weekend is filled with action for fans of showjumping with many Aussies taking centre stage both at home and overseas.
Ahead of Horse of the Year Show 2026, the committee are delighted to confirm a diverse and international panel of judges, including representatives from Australia, Canada and Ireland, who will step into the iconic ‘arena of dreams’
Keeping a performance horse in top shape isn’t just about training, it’s about ensuring they feel their best both physically and mentally. With the added pressures of intensive training, competition schedules and extended travel, these horses face a much higher risk of digestive imbalance, which can lead to issues affecting energy levels, condition and behaviour.
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The 2026 Stal Tops Young Rider Series returns as Australia’s premier competition pathway for emerging showjumping talent, continuing its reputation as the nation’s richest and most prestigious young rider class. Thanks to the generous support of Stal Tops, Jan Tops, and Edwina Tops-Alexander, the series once again delivers an unmatched platform for young athletes to step confidently onto the international stage.
This weekend is filled with action for fans of showjumping with many Aussies taking centre stage both at home and overseas.
Keeping a performance horse in top shape isn’t just about training, it’s about ensuring they feel their best both physically and mentally. With the added pressures of intensive training, competition schedules and extended travel, these horses face a much higher risk of digestive imbalance, which can lead to issues affecting energy levels, condition and behaviour.
The 2026 Stal Tops Young Rider Series returns as Australia’s premier competition pathway for emerging showjumping talent, continuing its reputation as the nation’s richest and most prestigious young rider class. Thanks to the generous support of Stal Tops, Jan Tops, and Edwina Tops-Alexander, the series once again delivers an unmatched platform for young athletes to step confidently onto the international stage.
This weekend is filled with action for fans of showjumping with many Aussies taking centre stage both at home and overseas.
Keeping a performance horse in top shape isn’t just about training, it’s about ensuring they feel their best both physically and mentally. With the added pressures of intensive training, competition schedules and extended travel, these horses face a much higher risk of digestive imbalance, which can lead to issues affecting energy levels, condition and behaviour.