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Official News from Equestrian Victoria
Membership Matters
From the CEO
As the end of the financial year approaches, we’re gearing up for an exciting new membership cycle for 2024-2025. Memberships will soon be available - we are awaiting confirmation of National charges, and once received, we will announce the fees for the coming year.
In the meantime, Melbourne International 3 Day Event (MI3DE) is just around the corner. Join us for the 67th running this June to witness some of the finest eventing combinations in Australia compete over four thrilling days. The cross-country day is a particular favourite among spectators, offering fast-paced and exhilarating action. Watch our CCI competitors navigate the picturesque terrain of the Werribee Mansion and Parks Victoria precinct.
Looking ahead to 2024, our program is brimming with events and activities. The EV Awards will be held 10 August this year, so make sure you mark your calendars and stay tuned for Venue and Ticketing information. Speaking of the Awards, Nominations for the 'non-performance' categories are now open. More information on how to vote can be found in this newsletter.
While we’ve been enjoying some lovely autumn weather, the cold winds are a gentle reminder that "Winter is Coming." It’s time to shake out those warmer rugs and pull on your gumboots as we prepare for the season ahead.
Thank you for your continued support and dedication to Equestrian Victoria.
Membership Matters
MyEA MOBILE APP
We're thrilled to announce a game-changing addition to our EV community – the brand new MyEa Mobile App!
Now, accessing the MyEa portal is easier than ever, right from the palm of your hand.
Available now on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
ONLINE HORSE TRANSFERS
2024-2025 MEMBERSHIP
WELCOME, MICHELLE!
RISK, SAFETY & CHILD SAFE OFFICER
Equestrian Victoria is excited to announce that Michelle Debenham will be joining our team as the new Risk, Safety & Child Safe Officer!
Michelle is a passionate owner, rider and official with a special interest in Eventing.
She is currently an EA4 and FEI3 Technical Delegate, both nationally and internationally.
She is a level 1 PCV coach and still rides and competes when she can find time.
An education professional with over 30 years of experience, she enjoys writing and developing learning programmes for education purposes, including co-writing the level 1 Technical Delegate course for the FEI and facilitating courses for EA technical delegates within Australia.
Michelle is passionate about mental health awareness and is an RUOK? Community ambassador.
She is looking forward to becoming part of the team at EV.
BON VOYAGE!
Equestrian Victoria recently had the pleasure of hosting Ricarda Gloger for the past three months as part of her work experience requirements.
Ricarda hails from Germany, but settled very quickly into the Aussie way of life and certainly fit in well with the team.
We definitely kept her busy with being involved in a few major events, including DJWTS and the Interschool State Championships!
A big heartfelt thank you from the EV team for your hard work and doing an incredible job! All the best as you finish your university degree and you will surely be missed!
2025 DJWTS ORGANISING COMMITTEE EOI
Equestrian Victoria is putting out a Call for Tender to conduct the 2025 Dressage and Jumping with the Stars on behalf of EV. The equestrian event will be hosted at Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre from 20-23 March 2025.
For more information, please refer to the document below.
All applications are to be submitted by 15 June 2024 to
Amy Slayter for consideration.
YOUNG AMBASSADOR
Equestrian Victoria has been busy meeting our Young Ambassador finalists over the past month and we are very excited with the candidates we have this year.
On June 1st, we will be hosting our Young Ambassador Workshop at Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre. It will be a fun-filled and educational day for all. The Workshop will be run in collaboration with the Great Australian Race, finalists will assist with preparations for Melbourne International 3DE as well as have the opportunity to attend a talk on Horse Health & Nutrition by Ranvet, the sponsor of the Eventing finalists.
We are also thrilled to announce that Change Skincare, the rider’s choice in skincare, is the Presenting Partner of the 2024 Equestrian Victoria Young Ambassadors Program taking place this weekend! 🌟
Join us in thanking Change Skincare and Ranvet for their incredible support and stay tuned for updates on our Young Ambassadors as they embark on their exciting journey this year! 🐴✨
EQUESTRIAN VICTORIA COACHING COMMITTEE
COACHING EXTRAVAGANZA
Another Coaching Extravaganza was held this May with candidates from Victoria as well as interstate in attendance.
It was a busy day for Coach Educators and SSTAs who conducted back to back assessments from dawn till dusk.
Thank you to everyone who joined us including the demo riders, without whom, we would not be able to run these days.
VOLUNTEERING AWARDS 2024
The Volunteering Awards 2024 recognise and celebrate the impact volunteers have in building resilient communities, services and connections across Victoria.
Nominations are invited for both individual volunteers and community organisations with a volunteer workforce. Eight categories are open to nomination by the public.
Volunteering Victoria is the promoter of the Awards, in partnership with the State of Victoria, acting through the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing.
Nominations open Tuesday 21 May 2024 at 12.00pm
Nominations close Monday 22 July 2024 at 5.00pm
MEDICATION CONTROL
Equestrian Australia is committed to the International Code of Conduct for the Welfare of the Horse and to maintaining a level playing field, so everyone competes on their merits under the same conditions. Anyone that competes in any EA discipline may have their horse tested at any time, from the start of the competition until 30 minutes after the final results are posted, AND may be tested more than once during the same competition.
For more information and to help you understand the Medication Control process further, please refer to EA website and the following document, expertly prepared by Jan Smith.
ESSENTIAL TIPS FOR WINTER FEEDING
By Holly Mills (BAnimSc)
HYGAIN ® Senior Equine Nutritionist
Winter has arrived, which means it’s time to assess your horse's condition and diet to prevent weight loss.
Horses require more energy in winter to maintain their internal temperature and weight. If a horse in light body condition isn't receiving sufficient energy in its diet, it will lose further condition by tapping into fat reserves.
Early intervention minimises the need for drastic dietary changes mid-winter. We suggest that you follow these key steps to ensure your horse stays healthy during the colder months:
- Assess Body Condition Now:
Evaluate your horse's body weight. Horses in light condition will need a feed increase to generate additional warmth and reduce further weight loss. Early dietary adjustments are less likely to upset your horse’s digestive system.
2. Evaluate the Environment:
Ensure adequate shelter and assess whether your horse requires rugging. By keeping the chill out, you’ll reduce the amount of work your horse needs to do to maintain its internal temperature. Please use
common sense and regular checks here – horses regulate their temperature better than humans and shouldn’t sweat or feel overly warm under a rug.
3. Review Diet:
Roughage (hay/pasture) is vital throughout winter, as the byproduct of fermentation within the horse’s hindgut is heat which helps regulate a horse’s internal temperature. Horses need at least 1.5% of their body weight in roughage daily. Weighing hay ensures accurate feeding, preventing digestive issues and maintaining condition.
4. Winter Nutrient Needs:
As the nutritional value of pasture declines in winter, additional nutrients are necessary. "Complete feeds" should be fed at recommended rates to ensure your horse are receiving their full nutrition. Poor-doers and aged horses may need conditioning feeds to maintain weight over winter.
5. Hydration
Even in winter, horses require 25-35 litres of water daily. Winter diets high in hay increase water needs, as hay contains less water than fresh grass. Icy or cold water may deter horses from drinking, risking impaction colic. Please consult a veterinarian or nutritionist if you suspect your horse isn’t drinking enough.
Minor adjustments to your horse’s diet and management will ensure your horse continues to thrive through the cooler months.
HYGAIN offers a free personalised equine nutrition advice service to help you enhance your horse’s health, wellbeing and performance. Visit nutrikey.com.au to learn how we can assist you to balance your horse’s diet for winter and beyond.
Event Spotlight
MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL 3 DAY EVENT
67 Years of MI3DE in 2024
Join us at MI3DE in June to watch some of the best eventing combinations in Australia compete over four days. Cross-country day is a spectator favourite; watch the fast and exciting action of the cross-country phase of the competition where our CCI competitors ride through the beautiful surrounds of the Werribee Mansion and Parks Victoria precinct.
In 2024 the program has plenty on offer. Excellent entries means on Friday and Saturday the main Martin Collins arena will be busy all day with the dressage phase for the CCI & CCN competitors.
Classes conducted over the four days of competition with dressage on Friday 7th & Saturday 8th, Cross-country on Sunday 9th and Jumping on Monday 10th June:
- Pryde’s EasiFeedCCI4* Long
- 4CYTE CCI3* Long
- Off the Track CCI2* Long
- CCI2* Junior / Young Rider Long
- Off the Track CCN1* Long – a class for Thoroughbreds
Supporting the main competition we are pleased to be hosting:
Thursday
- IRT Young Eventing Horse classes
Friday
- Hong Kong Jockey Club RESTART Rising Stars - a class for Thoroughbreds retired since 2022
- Le Vale Connemara Stud Pony Eventing Challenge
Saturday
- Working Equitation demonstration
- Jock Dumbrell Canine Challenge
Sunday
- Duncan Equine / Stallion Rail One Round Stakes
Visit our website for timetabling information and updates https://www.m3de.com.au
TRADE EXHIBITION
Our undercover Trade Village ensures the weather can’t dampen your shopping experience. Something for everyone and located near the main arena and the food truck area.
TICKETING
Tickets are now available via Trybooking and through the duration of the event. There will be a box office on entry where you can purchase tickets on the day, however, we advise you to purchase tickets online to avoid the queues, especially on Sunday!
Group tickets offer great discounts for groups of 10 or more.
VOLUNTEERS
It’s never too late to volunteer at MI3DE! Click the link to register to volunteer.
MERCHANDISE
Want to start shopping early? Our Official merchandise is now on sale! Click on the link below to check out this year’s look.
Our thanks to our partner sponsors, cross country fence sponsors and the many companies and individuals that support MI3DE.
2024 Equestrian Victoria Awards
🎉 We are thrilled to announce the venue for the 2024 Equestrian Victoria Awards! 🎉
This year's celebration will take place at the stunning 𝐇𝐲𝐚𝐭𝐭 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐞 𝐌𝐞𝐥𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐞, 𝐄𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐨𝐧 𝐅𝐢𝐞𝐥𝐝𝐬.
🌿 Surrounded by manicured gardens and walkways, only 20 minutes from the CBD and steps from
Essendon Fields Airport, it’s the ideal spot for our night of celebration and recognition.
Mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable evening! More details regarding ticketing will be announced soon🐴
EQUESTRIAN VICTORIA
www.evarena.org.au/awards2024
Member Voted Awards
NOMINATE FOR THE 2024 AWARDS
We’re excited to announce our member-voted categories for this year’s Annual Awards Night! This is your chance to have a say in recognising the standout achievements within our equestrian community. Nominate those who have made a significant impact, demonstrated exceptional skill, or shown unwavering dedication. The nomination process is simple: just visit our website, select a category, and submit your nomination by 26 June at 10pm. Your participation helps us celebrate the true champions of Equestrian Victoria.
Categories
Lifetime Service to Sport
Equestrian Victoria Hall of Fame
Volunteer of the Year
Coach of the Year
Affiliate of the Year
Impact to Sport
Official of the Year
Nominations Close June 26th at 10:00pm
NOMINATE FOR THE 2024 SHOW HORSE AWARDS
As part of the 2024 Annual Awards, we’re recognising the outstanding achievements in our Show Horse community by awarding the best performing Show Horse, Show Hunter, OTT Show Horse and Show Horse Riders.
These awards celebrate the dedication, skill, and excellence demonstrated throughout the competition year.
All the details can be found on the nomination forms and on our website here: https://bit.ly/2024ShowHorseDetails
Nominations for Show Horse Awards
(Show Horse, Hunter and OTT) Horse of the Year:
Nominations for Show Horse Rider Awards
https://bit.ly/2024-ShowHorseRider-Nominations
Finalists will be announced in July. Stay tuned for venue and ticket info, follow us on Facebook for the latest news!
Submit your nominations now!!
Nominations Close June 26th at 10:00pm
PARTNER SPOTLIGHT
OFF THE TRACK
Join The Off The Track Community and claim your horse to be eligible for Off TheTrack sponsored classes.
The OTT Community is your one-stop shop as a retired racehorse owner, someone looking to purchase an off the track thoroughbred, or for fans of Victorian racehorses.
In addition to the benefits of joining the Off The Track Community, you’re also playing your part in enabling Racing Victoria to improve visibility and better understand the movement of retired racehorses.
For any queries email info@ottcommunity.com.au.
- Claim ownership of your thoroughbred
- Access Off The Track Program sponsored events, competitions and clinics
- Access Racing Victoria’s post-racing programs and network of Acknowledged Retainers
- Register as a thoroughbred’s emergency contact as part of the Full Circle Program
- Explore educational hints and tips to best support your Off The Track thoroughbred
- Enjoy the latest Off The Track news and videos
UPCOMING OTT EVENTS
Dressage
29 JUN
30 JUN
VDC WINTER SERIES
WPVDC WINTER SERIES
Eventing
7 - 10 JUN
MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL 3DE
RECENT OTT EVENT RESULTS
Congratulations
MACEDON RANGES DRESSAGE CLUB
Preliminary
Elementary
Alana Warwick & Mutapa
Susanna Magee & Mister Fahrenheit
MARCUS OLDHAM BALLARAT HT
EvA80 DIV A
EvA80 DIV B
EvA80 DIV C
EvA95
CCN1*-S
CCI2*-S
CCI3*-S
CCI4*-S
Daniella Gagliardi & Rich Business
Jasmine Reed & Tiny Timmy
Isabella Jones & Hypersonic
Toni Shave & Darwin Park Stinga
Theo Michalczyk & Fort Wirth
Ashlee Slavich & General John
Connie Miller & Delicato
Andy Daines & Hat Trick
Provided by Macedon Ranges Dressage Club
Discipline News
DRESSAGE
AOR UPdate
By Kathryn O’Halloran
The AOR group have had a busy few months firstly holding a Squad dressage protocol training day with Sue Chandler in Pakenham. This was well received by the squad members who attended and is something we will continue to offer next year
We also held our Development weekend in Werribee. This is a weekend for any AORs to get an opportunity to attend a squad type weekend and meet other AORs and enjoy a weekend of coaching, talks and fun. It gives them a taste of what its like to be on the squad and encourages squad participation. Almost 50 riders attended the weekend, and had 2 dressage lessons, and also had the opportunity to do a poles session. Talks were given by Discovery floats on safely floating your horse, and also from Tori Stuckey on riding and preparing Freestyles.
The Committee are now in the process of organising the AOR National Dressage Championships which will be held at Boneo on 21/22 September. We are looking forward to hosting a great event for our riders and those from interstate.
DEVELOPMENT SQUAD WEEKEND
What beautiful weather for the Dressage Victoria Development Squad Ricky McMillan clinic at Boneo on the weekend of April 27th, expertly organised by Rachelle Wilson.
Ricky is a machine! A 3am start to travel to Victoria on Saturday, coaching all day and finishing at dusk. Then back at it by 7.30am on Sunday and she was as committed and invested in the last lesson as she was in the first!
A big thank you from Rachelle, who gives up a lot of time to organise these days and a whole weekend to make sure things run smoothly for you, so it is wonderful to see people take advantage of these opportunities. Also thank you to sponsors of this event, Equissage (Lauren Wilson) and Jimmy Jams Rug Repairs.
DRESSAGE RESULTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
8 - 9 JUN
22 - 23 JUN
29 JUN
30 JUN
BONEO PARK WINTER DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIPS
HYGAIN VICTORIAN HP DRESSAGE SQUAD
VDC WINTER SERIES
WPVDC WINTER SERIES 2
UPCOMING COURSES
29 - 30 JUN
Discipline News
Eventing
VICTORIAN EVENTING FUND
Background
The Victorian Eventing Fund was established by a trust deed dated 1 June 2016. Prior to the establishment of the fund EV collected a medical levy whenever a person entered an event, but the money collected formed part of EV’s general revenue and was just paid into EV’s general account. As the levy was paid into EV’s general account any payments from it were controlled by EV, and had to be actioned by EV. Accounting for both the income from the medical levy and the payments made from it became a very difficult exercise. To address these issues, and to bring the money raised by the medical levy under the control of the Eventing Discipline Committee the fund was established.
What is the Trust?
To understand the role and responsibility of a trustee first it is necessary to understand what a trust is. At law only a “legal person” can own property, including money and enter into contracts. In practice the only legal persons are companies and individuals, a trust is not a legal person. How is it then that a trust can exist and have assets, including money in the bank and how can it enter into contracts?
Every trust has a trustee or trustees. The trustees are the legal persons who own the trust property, however they are not entitled to treat the property as their own, rather they can only deal with it in the manner allowed by the trust deed. If a trustee breaches the terms of the trust deed and acts in a manner not permitted by the trust (for instance applies money in a way not permitted by the trust deed) he or she can be personally liable to compensate the trust for the loss suffered by it.
Who are the Trustees?
The provisions dealing with the appointment and removal of trustees are contained in clause 7 of the trust deed. The deed is drafted in such a way as to make the appointment and removal of trustees a seamless exercise. Upon being appointed to the Eventing Discipline Committee each committee member automatically becomes a trustee of the trust unless he or she elects otherwise and upon ceasing to be a member of that committee he or she ceases to be a trustee. Nothing further is required.
Whilst the trust deed names the persons who were the members of the committee when the trust was established as the original trustees no changes are required to the deed as the trustees change over time.
Purposes of the Trust
The purposes for which the trust was established are set out in clause 4. That clause provides as follows:
The purposes for which the fund is established are:
(i) To contribute to the costs of the provision of medical services at horse trials; and
(ii) To pay the calendar fees charged by the FEI for Victorian international events sanctioned by the FEI; and
(iii) The purchase of equipment designed to increase the level of safety for both horses and riders competing in Victorian horse trials; and
(iv) Making financial contributions to organising committees of Victorian horse trials to enable them to make improvements to their grounds to provide a better competition experience for horses and riders; and
(v) To contribute to the costs of running educational workshops and seminars for the training and professional development of persons who officiate at horse trials sanctioned by Equestrian Victoria; and
(vi) To contribute to the costs of Victorian residents who officiate at horse trials in attending a mentored experience, if in the Trustee’s opinion there is a benefit to the sport of eventing in Victoria.
Payments from the fund
Clause 5 of the trust deed gives the trustees an unfettered discretion to make payments from either the income or capital of the fund if that payment is consistent with the purposes of the fund as detailed above. Any payment authorised by the Trustee’s not consistent with those purposes would amount to a breach of their obligations as trustee’s. As the trustees have a discretion in making authorised payments, whilst any person or organisation may ask to be considered for a payment, they have no ability to require a payment.
RESULTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
7 - 10 JUNE
MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL 3DE
VALE DAMIAN NOSEDA
The Horse world lost one of its best supporters with the death of Damian Noseda at age 68. Few people have served the sport better.
Damian worked on so many committees, at so many events in all disciplines, and no job, however menial was refused in the 40 years he was with the sport.
He also served outside the competition events, spending time on the Victorian Horse Council and in the equestrian section of the Pentathlon sport and on the work crew at the Sydney Olympic Games.
A racing fan he had shares in several horses, and although none have been champions he gained a lot of pleasure from them.
Because of his expertise in property law he was always ready to help with members problems, and as a Justice of the Peace.
Described by all that knew him as and absolute gentleman, helpful, generous and kind, he is irreplaceable.
Discipline News
JUMPING
JUMPING OFFICIALS WEEKEND
The Jumping Victoria committee is pleased to announce their Jumping Officials Weekend at Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre from 22 - 23 June.
They will be running both Jump Judging (EA L1 - 3) and Course Designer (EA L1 - 2) Promotion and Update
courses. Promotions will run over two days and Updates over one day.
For more detailed information and to book, please click on the following links below.
RESULTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
1 - 2 JUN
22 - 23 JUN
BONEO MONTHLY JUMPING
JUMPING SQUAD
Discipline News
SHOW HORSE
COMBINED MEASURING DAY - EV, SHCV AND MELB ROYAL
WERRIBEE PARK NATIONAL EQUESTRIAN CENTRE
17 AUGUST 2024
Mark your calendars for August 17th, 2024, for our upcoming Combined Measuring Day with Show Horse Council Vic & Melbourne Royal at WPNEC!
Whether you're gearing up for Melbourne Royal or simply seeking official measurements, this is an event not to be missed!
Book your slot now using the provided booking link to secure your preferred time and streamline the process. Spaces are limited, so don't delay!
WINTER CLINICS
Two winter clinics are currently being planned across two locations, with one being confirmed for July 13th at Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre.
Additional information will be released in the coming weeks whilst the location of the regional clinic is being reviewed.
JUDGE’S SEMINAR
The committee has confirmed that there will be another Judge’s Webinar held on 17th July (pending). This will be held online and structured in a similar format to the December 2023 Webinar.
Further details will be released soon.
DECEMBER SHOW
The date of the OTT, Owner Rider & Home Produced December Show has been confirmed for the 1st of December.
A review of the schedule will commence in July with details expected to be released in late September.
SHOW HORSE NATIONALS
With the Show Horse Nationals dates confirmed for December 2025 at WPNEC, planning for preparations including the development of the event Subcommittee will commence in June.
Discipline News
INTERSCHOOL
AUSTRALIAN INTERSCHOOL NATIONALS - TEAM VIC
The Victorian Interschool Team 2024 for Australian Interschool Championships at Tamworth in September is currently being finalized. State championships qualified positions have now been filled as per the selection policy, with the remainder of the dressage and jumping to be filled at the completion of the VEIS Series.
The Eventing team has increased to include up to six qualified riders per division, which is great news for Victoria as we have a very long leaderboard of riders at some levels, Good luck to all riders in the final events to determine who will join the National team in 2024 Special thanks to
the results coordinator Lynne Brown.
TINTERN HORSE TRIALS
An exciting weekend saw the team from CLC Eltham win the Rowville Horse Trailer Tintern Interschool Championships. The Team Spirit Award went to Haileybury.
The event ran over an upgraded course at Shirley Heights with wonderful weather. The ISV committee sponsored course walks by David Middleton, recent Adelaide 5* winner, and Sheridan Houston 4* rider.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Interschools Victoria invites you to reach out to receive our 2025 Sponsorship proposal.
The VEIS is very excited by the support of RB Sellars for the series finals. Thanks also to Whittlesea and Plenty Valley Dressage Club for assisting in the development of junior dressage riders with their generous support of the VEIS Dressage Grand Final .
Sponsors plays an important role in supporting Interschool competitions, especially at the State Championships and Tintern Horse Trials. If you or a business you know is looking for sponsorship.
UPCOMING DATES
BRAEMAR COLLEGE VEIS JUMPING ROUND 3
RIDDELLS CREEK
SATURDAY 1 JUNE
VEIS GRAND FINALS
WERRIBEE PARK NATIONAL EQUESTRIAN CENTRE
JUMPING: SATURDAY 15 JUNE
DRESSAGE: SUNDAY 16 JUNE
TEAM VIC NATIONAL TRAINING WEEKEND
WERRIBEE PARK NATIONAL EQUESTRIAN CENTRE
SATURDAY 27 AND SUNDAY 28 JULY
Interschool competitions are mainly run by clubs, schools and volunteer groups. Interschool competitions run under EA rules where applicable, with some specific Interschool rules.
Events are being sort for the second half of 2024. Details on applying to include an event on the ISV calendar isv@equestrianvictoria.com.au .
National News
EA SNIPPETS
PARA-EQUESTRIAN ATHLETE STELLA BARTON INCLUDED IN AUSSIE PARALYMPIC TEAM UNIFORM LAUNCH
The officials Australian paralympic team uniform was revealed on the last day of Australian Fashion Week in Sydney.
This year, Paralympics Australia is collaborating with RM Williams for the Opening Ceremony uniform while the competition and casual wear are being produced by Belgravia Apparel.
NEW BOARD DIRECTORS ANNOUNCED BY EQUESTRIAN AUSTRALIA
It was recently announced by Equestrian Australia on 21 May that Maggie Hundertmark and David Shoobridge will be joining the Board as the new Appointed Director and Athlete Director respectively.
International News
FEI SNIPPETS
WILLIAM FOX-PITT HAS ANNOUNCED RETIREMENT
Renowned Eventer, William Fox-Pitt, has recently announced his retirement from major competition.
William completed his 26th run of Badminton in early May. Whilst he will not be contesting at the 2024 Paris Olympics, he will be in attendance as the Coach for the Brazilian Eventing team.
BEHIND THE SCENES LOOK AT VERSAILLES
Preparations for 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games are well underway at the historic Château de Versailles. The 1000-hectare plot will serve as the stunning backdrop for all the equestrian events.
100 DAYS TO THE PARALYMPIC GAMES
A new video has been released, marking the start of the 100 day countdown to the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games.
Equestrian Victoria acknowledges the Traditional Owners of all lands on which we do business and we pay out respects to their Elders, past, present and future.
We acknowledge the important contribution that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples make in creating a strong and vibrant society.