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Daniel Bachmann Andersen and Marshall Bell at the 2021 European Dressage Championships :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Helgstrand Sells Marshall Bell, Danish Team Candidate for Herning, to Austria
26/05/2022
Denmark
Kristian Wurtz Green and Bovbjergs Zhivago at the 2022 CDI Opglabbeek :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Kristian Wurtz Green Joins Blue Hors Riders' Team
26/05/2022
Denmark
"the case file does not have any evidence that the equestrian sport in Ukraine has been shut down"
Russian Equestrian Federation Loses Appeal with FEI Tribunal against Being Barred from Sport
26/05/2022
FEI
Kerrigan Gluch and Vaquero HGF at the 2016 CDIO Compiègne :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Kerrigan Gluch's Under 25 Ride Vaquero HGF Retired from Sport
25/05/2022
U.S.A.
Michel Mouré on Sultan at the 2012 CDI Saumur :: Photo © Les Garennes
Michel Mouré Passed Away
25/05/2022
France
Charlotte Chalvignac on Icaro das Figueiras at the 2022 CDIO Compiègne :: Photo © Astrid Appels
French Teams Announced for 2022 CDIO Rotterdam and CDIO-PJYR Hagen
25/05/2022
France
Gareth Hughes on the Swiss owned KK Woodstock at the 2019 CDI-W London :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Carl Hester to Ride KK Woodstock in Last Minute Attempt to Make it to Herning
24/05/2022
Great Britain
Charlotte Dujardin and Erlentanz won the 2019 CDI Bolesworth big tour
2022 CDI Bolesworth and Elite Dressage Auction Cancelled
24/05/2022
Great Britain
Nicole Favereau and Ginsengue at the 2019 CDIO Compiegne :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Marine Subileau Takes Over Ride on French Grand Prix Horse Ginsengue
24/05/2022
France
Charlotte Dicker sustained a bulged disk after a fall from a horse
Charlotte Dicker Sidelined After Riding Accident
24/05/2022
Great Britain
Hans Peter Minderhoud and Dream Boy at the 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Dream Boy and Desperado to Miss Second Team Observation at 2022 CDI Exloo
23/05/2022
The Netherlands
Photo © Astrid Appels
Danish Equestrian Federation Carries Out Tack Checks - Ponies Sent Home for Lesions
22/05/2022
Denmark