News

In the world of British Dressage, results are often the first thing that catch the eye – percentages, placings, qualification tickets. But behind every score sheet lies something far more important; mindset, support, and the unseen hours that shape a rider’s journey. For Joshua Bailey, that journey has been anything but ordinary.

Last week, riders made the trip down to Chard Equestrian in Somerset for the Premier League (18-21 June), where Alice Oppenheimer and Rebecca Jane Edwards posted double wins across the Intermediate and Grand Prix classes.

Due to the extreme temperatures forecast for the coming days, competitions and BD events that are due to take place in the affected areas have had to be cancelled.

Following their World Cup Victory at Fort Worth in April, Becky Moody and Jagerbomb takes charge at CDI Rotterdam bringing home another set of strong podium results.

British Dressage, alongside fellow British Equestrian member bodies and the British Horseracing Authority, has announced the launch of a new, streamlined coaching qualification framework, marking a major milestone in the progression of coaching standards across the sector.

British Dressage is delighted to announce the venues allocated to host Petplan Winter and Summer Area Festivals from 2027 to 2029.

The British Dressage Under 25 and Under 21 Selectors have announced the combinations they have selected to represent Great Britain at the 2026 FEI European Championships across the five different age categories.

It’s nearly time for our second to last Premier League of the season, and this week we are heading down to Chard Equestrian in Somerset for four days of top-class action (Thursday 18 June – Sunday 21 June).

Following the announcement of the sad passing of Stephen Clarke on Saturday 13 June, aged 73, we reflect on the vast impact he had on our sport and the incredible legacy he leaves behind.

Wellington CPEDI marked the end of the Wellington International Festival of Dressage (2–10 June 2026), showcasing top Para talent across three days at 1*, 2* and 3* level.