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It’s time to cast your votes, as the candidates for this year’s British Dressage Board Director elections are confirmed. Read about the nominated candidates here.

Kelsall Hill hosted three days of Summer Regional Championship competition from 18 – 20 July 2025, as 13 riders took the 14 titles on offer at the Cheshire venue.

In stunning Surrey countryside, some top performances saw the Summer Regional titles and LeMieux Nationals tickets up for grabs go to deserving winners at Parwood Equestrian Centre (18 – 20 July 2025).

British Equestrian and the British Dressage Para Dressage Selectors can today confirm the four para dressage athlete and horse combinations confirmed as definite entries for the FEI Para Dressage European Championship 2025, set to take place in Ermelo, The Netherlands from 3–7 September.

Tom Goode continued a successful season with Furstenrausch PS, riding to a win at CDI Deauville in France (10 - 13 July 2025).

Sheepgate Equestrian in Lincolnshire hosted the first of the 2025 Summer Regional Championships, presenting riders from Prelim Silver onwards the chance to earn hot tickets to the LeMieux National Championships.

On Saturday 5 July, Britain’s future FEI talents stepped forward to contest the KBIS Young Pony Championships, hosted Hartpury’s NAF Five Star Festival of Dressage in Gloucestershire.

From 5 – 6 July, Onley Grounds Equestrian in Warwickshire played host to the Youth Inter Regionals, where teams from across the country battled for the top honours. 2025 saw history made, as Wales claimed their first ever Youth Inter Regional title.

On the final day of the 2025 FEI Young Rider and U25 European Championships, five British riders stepped forward to ride the Freestyle final, with top placings for Annabella Pidgley and Mette Dahl who led the way in their age categories.

After two days of top-drawer competition at the FEI European Championships for Young Riders and U25s (8 – 13 Juy 2025), the individual medals were decided, with top placings and spots in Sunday’s Freestyle rewarded to four British riders.