By Louise Parkes

Four-time series champion, Isabell Werth (49) from Germany, stamped her authority all over the opposition with another superb win at the eighth leg of the FEI Dressage World Cup™ 2018/2019 Western European League in Amsterdam (NED) today. 

• Read more about Germany dominates podium with Schneider in second and Langehanenberg in third

Photo caption: “That’s my boy!” The Netherlands’ Hans Peter Minderhoud congratulates his brilliant young  stallion, the 10-year-old Glock’s Dream Boy NOP, after the pair won today’s exciting seventh leg of the FEI Dressage World Cup™ 2018/2019 Western European League in Mechelen, Belgium.

2016 series champion moves into equal-third on Western European League table 

By Louise Parkes

• Read more about Dream win for The Netherlands Minderhoud in Mechelen

The Annual General Meeting for Dressage NSW was held on Tuesday, 4 December 2018. 

Four positions were declared vacant at the AGM and four nominations were received from Gail Benson, Zanna Northam, Tracey Lesslie, Andree Wheeler. All four members were elected at the AGM.

After the AGM, the DNSW Committee elected the Executive for 2018.    

The Committee for 2018: 

Executive:

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Dressage NSW in partnership with Equestrian NSW is pleased to announce the 2019 NSW Dressage Squad. 

The aim of the Dressage NSW High Performance Program, funded and delivered jointly by Dressage NSW and Equestrian NSW, is to provide coaching, mentoring and support for NSW riders who are genuinely committed to progressing onto the Equestrian Australia National Squads and ultimately, to representing Australia at international level.   

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Olympic silver individual and gold team medallist duo, Isabell Werth and Weihegold Old, have topped the FEI Dressage World Rankings once again, (2742 points), following their win  in the Grand Prix and the Grand Prix Freestyle to Music at the Sweden International Horse Show ("Saab Top Ten Dressage 2018") in Stockholm (SWE) this weekend. The famous combination, who were number one for almost two years, from November 2016, only sat in second place for a couple of months behind Laura Graves and Verdades (USA). The American duo now drop back to second place again with 2714 points.    

• Read more about German Olympians Isabell Werth and Weihegold Old back to top FEI Dressage World Rankings