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The British Ladies Open Polo Championship at Cowdray Park, England, began on Monday and Anna Dowling of Murringo, NSW, played her first game in this prestigious tournament as part of the Emita Polo team.
Over 100 of Australia’s most promising young dressage riders will descend on Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, for the 2025 Australian Youth Dressage Championships this weekend, from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 July.
Australia ends Dutch team’s 18-year reign in Nations Cup at CHIO Aachen.
Australia sits in first place heading into the final phase of the driving competition at CHIO Aachen
Boyd Exell and Tor Van Den Berg lead the driving Nations Cup at CHIO Aachen.
Aussies finished in sixth place in the UBS Nations Cup, New Zealand topped the leaderboard.
Australian young rider Kate Kyros shines with a top 10 placing in a world-class field.
Aussies finished in sixth place in the UBS Nations Cup, New Zealand topped the leaderboard.
Australian young rider Kate Kyros shines with a top 10 placing in a world-class field.
The British Ladies Open Polo Championship at Cowdray Park, England, began on Monday and Anna Dowling of Murringo, NSW, played her first game in this prestigious tournament as part of the Emita Polo team.
Over 100 of Australia’s most promising young dressage riders will descend on Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, for the 2025 Australian Youth Dressage Championships this weekend, from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 July.
Australia ends Dutch team’s 18-year reign in Nations Cup at CHIO Aachen.
Australia sits in first place heading into the final phase of the driving competition at CHIO Aachen
Boyd Exell and Tor Van Den Berg lead the driving Nations Cup at CHIO Aachen.
Aussies finished in sixth place in the UBS Nations Cup, New Zealand topped the leaderboard.
Australian young rider Kate Kyros shines with a top 10 placing in a world-class field.
The British Ladies Open Polo Championship at Cowdray Park, England, began on Monday and Anna Dowling of Murringo, NSW, played her first game in this prestigious tournament as part of the Emita Polo team.
Over 100 of Australia’s most promising young dressage riders will descend on Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, for the 2025 Australian Youth Dressage Championships this weekend, from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 July.
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