PARA EQUESTRIAN NEWS

IPC sends congratulations to Tokyo 2020 bid team.

Since the Paralympics, Singapore’s most-decorated Paralympian has become an ambassador both nationally, internationally and for the FEI.

The volunteers, commentators and Danish chef d’equipe at the European Para-Dressage Championships were all there for a reason.

Great Britain was once again the main winner on the final day of the JYSK FEI European Para-Dressage Championships in Herning, Denmark yesterday.

Great Britain dominate over two days alongside Austria and Germany.

Austria’s Pepo Puch and Great Britain’s Sophie Wells starred on the first day of the JYSK FEI European Para-Dressage Championships.

The British enter the event as heavy favourites, but 18 other nations will look to steal their thunder on the podium.

A pair of Venezuelans have built a para-dressage programme from the ground up, and now they’re ready to be among the elite.

Denmark’s Stinna Kaastrup will seek redemption at the ECCO FEI European Championships in her home country after missing out on London 2012.

The ECCO FEI European Para-Equestrian Championships will take place in August in Denmark.

A small group of Australian dressage riders are spending the summer in Europe to prepare for major international equestrian events.

Five different riders from Great Britain won the individual and freestyle tests at the equestrian event in Gloucestershire.

The IPC and FEI’s Ones to Watch list for equestrian includes: Sophie Christiansen, Lee Pearson, Pepo Puch and Laurentia Tan.

This summer will be highlighted by the FEI European Championships and the Hartpury Festival of Dressage.

Para-equestrian Laurentia Tan has joined the FEI’s Solidarity Ambassador programme to help others establish national structures to develop the sport.

British para-equestrian rider Sophie Wells helped spread the legacy of the London 2012 Games at ParalympicsGB’s Sports Fest.

29 British Paralympians and members of LOCOG recognised by Queen Elizabeth II for London 2012

It is awards season and Belgium’s equestrian star Michel George gives an insight into her busy life post London 2012

Michèle George became the first Paralympic athlete to win Belgium’s equestrian rider of the year award.

Equestrian rider Michèle George won two surprise golds at London 2012, making for the No. 38 moment of the year in Paralympic sport.