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How do you communicate with a Para Dressage horse?

The unique bond between a horse and human, as well as the refined communication between the two, are important factors for success in elite equestrian sports. But what...

Posted by Kirsty Pasto on 27/08/2021.

Tokyo Paralympic Games set for fiercest Para Dressage competition yet

On the 25th anniversary of the introduction of Para Dressage in the Paralympic Games, the field of 77 athletes from 26 countries in Tokyo promises to be the most...

Posted by Kirsty Pasto on 26/08/2021.

EA Health and Safety Progress Update August 2021

Equestrian Australia (EA) aims to provide a healthy and safe environment (competition and training) to protect riders, horses, coaches and officials. In 2019, a...

Posted by Christine Armishaw on 19/08/2021.

‘Loyal, Proud, Fierce’: Australian Paralympic Team Set For Tokyo 2020

Paralympics Australia is proud to confirm the largest Australian Paralympic Team to contest a Games overseas, with a contingent of 179 Para-athletes ready to travel to...

Posted by Kirsty Pasto on 15/08/2021.

Whiskers to Stay Put

The EA Board has voted to implement the recent FEI rule to ban the trimming of horse sensory hairs across all EA National Disciplines in the interests of horse...

Posted by Christine Armishaw on 13/08/2021.

Wide Open Field Awaits Para-Equestrian at Paralympic Games in Tokyo

With a mix of debutant and experienced athletes set to take centre stage at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, the Para Equestrian field is wide open. In all, there are 78...

Posted by Kirsty Pasto on 06/08/2021.