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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.
On Sunday 8 February, a new Driving World Champion was named.
Stoneacres, located at 310 Scotchmans Road, Drysdale, Vic, offers rare Bellarine lifestyle acreage with equestrian-friendly facilities. The charming homestead provides comfortable living amid expansive open spaces, while the property’s tranquil rural setting ensures privacy and serenity, all within easy reach of Bellarine towns and the coast.
The Adelaide Equestrian Festival havee announced that Dr Andrew McLean will lead the free Education Hub at the 2026 event.
Simone and Will Marq make history winning the first Grand Prix CDI4* at Jumping International de Bordeaux
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.
On Sunday 8 February, a new Driving World Champion was named.
Stoneacres, located at 310 Scotchmans Road, Drysdale, Vic, offers rare Bellarine lifestyle acreage with equestrian-friendly facilities. The charming homestead provides comfortable living amid expansive open spaces, while the property’s tranquil rural setting ensures privacy and serenity, all within easy reach of Bellarine towns and the coast.
The Adelaide Equestrian Festival havee announced that Dr Andrew McLean will lead the free Education Hub at the 2026 event.
Simone and Will Marq make history winning the first Grand Prix CDI4* at Jumping International de Bordeaux
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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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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.
Australian showjumper Jamie Winning-Kermond secured an impressive fourth-place finish in Wellington’s CSI4* Grand Prix.
Reg Cleland has been recognised for an extraordinary lifetime of service to equestrian sport, receiving a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in the General Division as part of the 2026 Australia Day Honours List.