Para Equestrian
The third and final day of competition for the Carlton Performance Horses (CPH) Dressage Extravaganza took place at Boneo Park today, with Para and Virtus riders once again in action as part of the 2025 Australian Para Dressage Championships.
Para and Virtus riders brought their A-game to the second day of competition at the 2025 Australian Para Dressage Championships, held as part of the Carlton Performance Horses (CPH) Dressage Extravaganza at Boneo Park.
Para Dressage and Virtus riders kicked off the 2025 Australian Para Dressage Championships at Boneo Park with outstanding performances, including multiple scores over 70% in CPEDI3* classes, showcasing talent, dedication, and the sport’s inspiring spirit.
Kicking off this Friday at Boneo Park, the CPH Dressage Extravaganza incorporates the 2025 Australian Para Dressage Championships and will include both CPEDI3* and CDI3* classes – offering combinations 2026 FEI World Championship qualifying opportunities.
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 FEI Para Dressage European Championship in Ermelo delivered thrilling sport, showcasing exceptional partnerships, inspiring performances, and fierce competition across all grades. Riders battled for individual and team honours, setting the tone for a memorable championship.
Australian driver Jodie Mckeone has delivered a strong dressage performance at the FEI Para Driving World Championship in Lähden, Germany, placing seventh with Zeusz ahead of Saturday’s marathon and remaining firmly in medal contention.