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British para riders made a strong impression and earned plenty of podium placings at the Hagen a.T.W. CPEDI3* (6 – 8 June 2025) in Germany, topped with a win for Gabriella Blake and a high-flying freestyle score for Sophie Wells.

Richard White achieved a podium placing at Jardy CDI last weekend (13–15 June 2025), where searing temperatures and a vibrant atmosphere set the backdrop for three days of international dressage hosted by Haras de Jardy in France.

The Covalliero Dressage Days fixture in Hagen, Germany, saw Harrison Ashton and Lilah Gibbs achieve top placings and personal milestones ahead of team selection (3 – 11 June 2025).

Premier League action returns to Vale View Equestrian in Leicestershire this week (19–22 June 2025), with four days of competition set to be a summer highlight and a valuable mid-season marker for many of Britain’s leading riders.

The BD Selectors have announced the combinations selected to represent Great Britain at the 2025 FEI European Championships across four age categories.

We're pleased to announce the team representing Great Britain in the CDIO5* Nations Cup competition taking place at CHIO Rotterdam later this week.

Wellington Riding’s CDI (6 – 9 June 2025) provided a fantastic opportunity for our current and future youth stars to put their best hoof forward in front of international judges, with some top performances inside the white boards by Britain’s next generation of team talents.

Unbeatable performances from Laura Scott and Alice Begg lit up the para competition at the Wellington International Festival of Dressage alongside new faces and returning talent, as combinations made their mark across CPEDI3*, 2* and 1* levels (9–10 June 2025).

Team spirit came together in spectacular fashion as Wales’ Pendine Sands triumphed at this year’s Senior Inter Regionals (8–9 June 2025), hosted at Bury Farm in Buckinghamshire.

Britain’s brightest stars took centre stage at Wellington CDI as the Hampshire venue hosted three days of international action (6–8 June 2025), with Carl Hester claiming a Big Tour double and Becky Moody sealing a stunning treble.