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Veronika Steinhof and Moreno at the 2020 Bundeschampionate :: Photo © Stefan Lafrentz
Oldenburg Stallion Moreno OLD Sold to German Junior Rider
26/01/2024
Germany
Annelotte Felix and Golden Challenge H at the 2016 Dutch Pony Championships :: Photo © Digishots
Golden Challenge H, Dutch Owned International FEI Pony Stallion, Sold to Australia
26/01/2024
The Netherlands
Simone Pearce and her 2023 WCYH Silver medal winning No Limit are no longer a pair :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Simone Pearce On the Move, Leaves Sponsor Thomas Ritzinger
25/01/2024
Australia
Jitendarjit Singh Ahluwalia and Magnanimous at the 2022 CDI Opglabbeek :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Indian Owned Magnanimous In Training with Helen Langehanenberg
25/01/2024
India
Anne-Mette Strandby Hansen and Kadanz at the 2021 Danish Young Horse Championships :: Photo © Ridehesten
Kadanz Sold to France
25/01/2024
Great Britain
Borja Carrascosa and Sir Hubert at the 2023 CDIO Compiegne :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Spanish Long Listed Riders for 2024 Olympics Announced
24/01/2024
Spain
Hanna Hoffer and Macciato at the 2017 CDI Aachen Indoor :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Hungarian Team Pony Macciato Retired from Sport
23/01/2024
Hungary
Belinda Weinbauer competing Danieli VMT at 2021 CDN Wiener Neustadt
Danieli VMT, New Ride for Austrian Junior Team Member
22/01/2024
Austria
Edward Gal and Total U.S. at their international show debut at the 2021 CDI Opglabbeek. Three months later they competed at the 2021 Olympic Games, their last show so far :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Dutch Equestrian Federation Names Olympic Long-Listed Combinations for Paris
22/01/2024
The Netherlands
Tina Konyot with her own Grand Prix horse, J Everdale :: Photo © private
Deer Ridge Equestrian Partners with U.S. Olympian Tina Konyot
21/01/2024
U.S.A
Lendon Gray at the 2022 Palm Beach Dressage Derby :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Lendon Gray Named Chairman of The Dressage Foundation’s Board of Director
21/01/2024
U.S.A.
Maura Martin and De Long at the 2023 Preis der Besten :: Photo © Mirka Nilkens
De Long, Former German Team Pony, Retired from Sport
20/01/2024
Germany