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Australian teams announced for 2023 Oceania Championships

Equestrian Australia has announced the selected combinations for the Oceania Championships, to be held in NZ...

Adele Severs

Published 19 Jan 2023

Shenae Lowings and Bold Venture.

© Michelle Terlato Photography

Australian teams announced for 2023 Oceania Championships

Equestrian Australia (EA) has announced the selected combinations for the 2023 Oceania Championships, to be held in Hastings, NZL from the 9th – 12th March, 2023.

Australia will field one Senior team and one Young Rider team.

The Oceania Championships are an important component of the EA High Performance Program, giving athletes the opportunity to gain Championship-level experience in the Southern Hemisphere as part of a representative team.

This is consistent with the EA High Performance Program’s strategy for developing emerging combinations, and for the majority of the Young Riders selected in 2023, this will be their first appearance on an Australian squad.

EA High Performance Director, Chris Webb, congratulated the combinations selected for the competition against New Zealand.

“Congratulations to all of the selected combinations who have been named to the Australian teams,” Mr. Webb said. “The Oceania Championships are an integral part of the EA High Performance Program’s Pathway, which supports athletes aspiring to represent Australia. Many of Australia’s most successful equestrian competitors made their debut at an Oceania Championships and we remain committed to continuing the development of Australian combinations.”

Cathryn Herbert and Wimborne Constable celebrate their CCI4*S win at Wallaby Hill. © Stephen Mowbray Photography

Cathryn Herbert and Wimborne Constable.

© Stephen Mowbray Photography

Congratulations to the selected combinations.

Oceania Championships Senior Team

    •    Catherine Herbert & Wimborne Constable
    •    Shenae Lowings & Bold Venture
    •    Gemma Tinney & Diabolo
    •    Kenya Wilson & Sandros Salute MW

The Australian Senior Team Chef d’Equipe is Will Enzinger

Gemma Tinney Diabolo AI3DE 2019

Gemma Tinney and Diabolo.

© Michelle Terlato Photography

Kenya Wilson and Sandros Salute MW. © Michelle Terlato Photography

Kenya Wilson and Sandros Salute MW.

© Michelle Terlato Photography

Non-Travelling Senior Team Reserve Combinations (unranked)

    •    Andrew Cooper & Pepper Jack
    •    Sam Lyle & BF Valour

Oceania Championships Young Rider Team

    •    Molly Lines & Tadpole
    •    Riley Lyall & GI War Machine
    •    Tess Morrow & Nawarrah Park Dark Star
    •    Ella Smith & Jaybee Altimate

The Australian Young Rider Team Chef d’Equipe is Andrew Barnett.

Source: Equestrian Australia press release

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