Tomorrow in Tokyo, the dressage riders will compete in their Nations Cup competition. In this Grand Prix Special all countries will take a reverse order of start.
In Tokyo, the second leg of the dressage competition has started. Here are some interesting starting times you might want to know:
Today the first combinations have made their appearance at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. With the first three groups completed it are the Dutch who are in the running for...
After a long wait, the time had finally come this morning: the dressage riders could compete at the Olympic Games. Group 1 had their Grand Prix in the meantime and...
The Olympic dressage format is quite different this year from any previous Games. We'd like to explain what you can expect in the coming days in Tokyo.The Olympic dressage format...
Patrik Kittel, the star man of the Swedish dressage team, will unfortunately not start in Tokyo. His mare Well Done de la Roche (by Fürstentraum) stumbled during a training session...
South African dressage rider Tanya Seymour will unfortunately not be able to compete at the Olympic Games. Her gelding Ramoneur (by Rohdiamant x Alabaster) has laminitis.
Very sad news from the Glock Performance Centre this morning. One of their top stallions, Glock's Zonik (by Blue Hors Zack) has unexpectedly passed away.
The countdown to the Tokyo Olympics has really started now. After the horses were in quarantine in Aachen, the dressage horses have now really left for Tokyo.
Isabell Werth and Weihegold OLD (Blue Hors Don Schufro) are almost unbeattable. The judges all put them in first place, giving them 87.530%.
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