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Equestrian Life has partnered with the Melbourne Royal Show to give away 10 double passes! Enter now for your chance to win two General Admission tickets to Australia’s iconic event, running 25 September – 5 October.

Equestrian Life11 Sep 2025

Teresa Matthews was honoured with an extraordinary triple win at the 2025 Equestrian Victoria Awards, recognised as Dressage Volunteer, Eventing Volunteer, and Eventing Official of the Year for her tireless service and dedication to equestrian sport.

Dana Krause11 Sep 2025

Nicola Naylor of Great Britain enters the arena at the FEI Para Dressage European Championships 2025 in Ermelo, Netherlands, with her horse Humberto L. She has no visual markers, no glances at the letters, no reference points to line up the movements to guide her. Instead, she relies on sound, rhythm, and a remarkable ability to feel every nuance of her horse’s movements.

Equestrian Life11 Sep 2025

The Eventing Victoria Spring Horse Trials thrilled competitors and spectators alike at Werribee Park, with over 500 entries from EvA65 to CCI4*S. Samuel Jeffree, Shashank Kataria, and Rachelle Verma claimed top honours in the FEI classes.

Ellen Sherwood11 Sep 2025

Four Australian riders will line up in the CCI4*-S at Blenheim International, running alongside the 2025 Agria FEI Eventing European Championship, with Kevin McNab, Sammi Birch, Sarah Clark, and Isabel English showcasing their exciting young horses.

Equestrian Life11 Sep 2025

Boyd Martin has announced the sudden passing of his talented 11-year-old gelding, Barney Rubble. The promising eventer collapsed while schooling cross-country in Pennsylvania, leaving the equestrian community mourning a horse with immense talent and potential.

Equestrian Life11 Sep 2025

Equestrian Life has partnered with the Melbourne Royal Show to give away 10 double passes! Enter now for your chance to win two General Admission tickets to Australia’s iconic event, running 25 September – 5 October.

Teresa Matthews was honoured with an extraordinary triple win at the 2025 Equestrian Victoria Awards, recognised as Dressage Volunteer, Eventing Volunteer, and Eventing Official of the Year for her tireless service and dedication to equestrian sport.

Nicola Naylor of Great Britain enters the arena at the FEI Para Dressage European Championships 2025 in Ermelo, Netherlands, with her horse Humberto L. She has no visual markers, no glances at the letters, no reference points to line up the movements to guide her. Instead, she relies on sound, rhythm, and a remarkable ability to feel every nuance of her horse’s movements.

The Eventing Victoria Spring Horse Trials thrilled competitors and spectators alike at Werribee Park, with over 500 entries from EvA65 to CCI4*S. Samuel Jeffree, Shashank Kataria, and Rachelle Verma claimed top honours in the FEI classes.

Four Australian riders will line up in the CCI4*-S at Blenheim International, running alongside the 2025 Agria FEI Eventing European Championship, with Kevin McNab, Sammi Birch, Sarah Clark, and Isabel English showcasing their exciting young horses.

Boyd Martin has announced the sudden passing of his talented 11-year-old gelding, Barney Rubble. The promising eventer collapsed while schooling cross-country in Pennsylvania, leaving the equestrian community mourning a horse with immense talent and potential.

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The AELEC Tamworth World Cup Show delivered four thrilling days of competition, from Trans-Tasman team victories to exciting tour finals, with New Zealand’s Sophie Scott and Normandy GHP among the standout performers in a packed program.

New Zealand’s Sophie Scott and Normandy GHP claimed victory in the Tamworth World Cup Qualifier, producing a lightning-fast clear in the jump-off to edge out Australia’s Sam Overton and Cha Cha Blue GHP in a thrilling finale.

The AELEC Tamworth World Cup (28-31 August) will host the fifth FEI Jumping World Cup Qualifier, attracting Australia and New Zealand’s best riders. With leaderboard points tight and the Trans-Tasman Test Series also heating up, thrilling competition is guaranteed across four days.

Breeders face a choice between young, promising stallions and proven sires with established performance records. International Horse Breeders (IHB) explores the top dressage and jumping stallions, offering insight into breeding values and success factors.

The AELEC Tamworth World Cup Show delivered four thrilling days of competition, from Trans-Tasman team victories to exciting tour finals, with New Zealand’s Sophie Scott and Normandy GHP among the standout performers in a packed program.

New Zealand’s Sophie Scott and Normandy GHP claimed victory in the Tamworth World Cup Qualifier, producing a lightning-fast clear in the jump-off to edge out Australia’s Sam Overton and Cha Cha Blue GHP in a thrilling finale.

The AELEC Tamworth World Cup (28-31 August) will host the fifth FEI Jumping World Cup Qualifier, attracting Australia and New Zealand’s best riders. With leaderboard points tight and the Trans-Tasman Test Series also heating up, thrilling competition is guaranteed across four days.