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Addington Equestrian’s Premier League fixture (12–14 May 2025) delivered superb performances across the levels, with riders contending for top placings and LeMieux National Championships qualification at the Buckinghamshire venue.

As we head towards FEI Championship season, British dressage and para dressage stars stand in strong stead at the top of the FEI rankings, updated in May 2025.

Four candidates have been elected to the Board of ParalympicsGB during a meeting of the membership of the National Paralympic Committee on Friday 16 May.

Following results and progress throughout this year’s campaign, the British Dressage U21 Selectors have confirmed the updated short lists of riders in contention for team selection for the FEI Youth European Championships 2025.

This week, we're supporting UK Anti-Doping's Clean Sport Week, running from 19 - 23 May, with the theme 'The Next Generation: Protecting and supporting young athletes'.

Multitalented combinations dazzled with their dressage and showjumping skills at the Red Gorilla Combined Training Championships hosted by Weston Lawns Equestrian in Warwickshire last weekend (10 - 11 May 2025).

On Mental Health Awareness Week, find out more about what mental health is, with information provided by Riders Minds.

Burnout in equestrian athletes doesn’t just affect performance, it affects lives. For many riders, burnout isn’t just feeling “a bit tired”. It’s a slow erosion of motivation, health, and identity. While the experience of burnout can vary from person to person, there are some key impacts to be aware of. Recognising these signs is crucial in understanding when you might be burnt out, and what kind of support could help.

As we champion Mental Health Awareness Week, meet BD member Ruby Walker, who shares her story about living with PTSD and overcoming trauma through the power of the horse-human partnership.

In Part Two of Megan Lane's Be Kind Month series, read about the connection between the equestrian lifestyle and burnout.