Help give a "leg up" to our Amateur Owner Rider Dressage Championships 

Get involved and support the Ultimate Event for Dressage Amateurs - first time in New South Wales.

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Photo: The lap of honour,  from left to right - Thamar Zweistra and Hexagon’s Ich Weiss, Lynne Maas and Eastpoint, Emmelie Scholtens and Indian Rock, and Dinja van Liere with Hermes of the Netherlands - winners of the FEI Dressage Nations Cup™ 2022 - Rotterdam (NED) 

By Catie Staszac

Led by a strong all-female squad, The Netherlands enjoyed a victory on home soil at CHIO Rotterdam (NED), winning the FEI Dressage Nations Cup™ of The Netherlands Saturday in authoritative fashion. 

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The first of 60,000 trees have been planted in the FEI World Championships Forest in Herning (DEN), as the city prepares to host the largest equestrian event ever on Danish soil.

Working closely with the local municipality, the Organising Committee of Herning2022 has created a number of green initiatives, including the planting of a forest on the outskirts of the city. 

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In light of the number of competitions which DNSW has had to cancel due to excessively wet weather and floods, not to mention the impact of COVID over the past 12 months, the DNSW Committee has unanimously agreed to extend DNSW membership financial status from 30 June 2022 until 30 September 2022.

The renewal fee will be reduced on a pro-rata basis.

Renewal notices will be issued in September.

Mandy Jones - President: Dressage NSW

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2022 Regency Floats NSW Dressage Championships

Dressage NSW is delighted to have Regency Floats as this year’s NSW Dressage Championships Naming Rights Sponsor!

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By Suzt Jarratt

Travelling a horse from New Zealand to Australia might only be a hop, skip and a jump compared to flying to Germany – but it still requires extensive preparation.

Gaylene Lennard and Jax are shortly embarking upon their trip to the CDLite.

“When I got an MER of 69.804% in Taupo recently it was only my second time riding GP,” said the former show rider, who lives on a dairy farm in Te Aroa in the Waikato on NZ’s North Island.

• Read more about Crossing the ditch with Jax

By Suzy Jarratt

This new Grand Prix combination is preparing to make its mark at the CDLite in Sydney – and later upon dressage arenas around Europe.

• Read more about Elliot Patterson and Santiago