Dressage
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Laura Graves has announced the heartbreaking loss of her Olympic and World Championship horse, Verdades, who passed away at 23 years of age.
Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale flew to victory during the fourth leg of the FEI Dressage World Cup™ Western European League at the London International Horse Show. With their flying-themed Freestyle, the black stallion soared to great heights, adding Freestyle victory to their Grand Prix win with an impressive score of 89.170%. Becky Moody and Jagerbomb claimed second place with 86.410%, while Isabell Freese and Total Hope OLD completed the podium on 81.695%.
South Australia’s dressage community gathered in brilliant spring conditions for the 2025 Equine Finance Solutions SA Dressage State Championships (14-16 November), a showcase of polished performances, hardworking volunteers and fiercely contested classes across every level.
The 46th P.S.I. Auction once again delivered everything that has defined Performance Sales International for nearly five decades: outstanding horses, strong global demand and an electric atmosphere that filled the P.S.I. Auction Centre to the very last seat. Bidders from Germany, Australia, Sweden, the USA, Canada, France, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Italy, the Netherlands, Mexico, Colombia, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan among others created excitement both in the arena and on the phones.
The 2025 High Horse – Ulcer Armour+ Victorian Dressage Festival concluded on Sunday afternoon following four action-packed days of competition at Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre.
Mary Hanna and Ivanhoe have claimed the FEI Dressage World Cup Pacific League Final for the second year running, while Jayden Brown dominated the CDI3* Grand Prix Freestyle, posting a PB score with Quincy B.
Day two of the 2025 High Horse – Ulcer Armour+ Victorian Dressage Festival delivered top sport across the levels, capped by Olympian Mary Hanna and Ivanhoe claiming the CDI-W Grand Prix.