Dressage
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Denmark’s Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour made a powerful return to the FEI Dressage World Cup stage in Herning, claiming a convincing victory in the opening leg of the Western European League with a score of 90.175% aboard Mount St John Freestyle.
The final day of the Australian Dressage Championships highlighted outstanding performances across all levels, from Novice to Big Tour, showcasing the skill, harmony, and athleticism of horses and riders while celebrating the depth and talent in Australian dressage.
Jayden Brown produced a masterful performance aboard WillingaPark Quincy B to win the CDI-W Grand Prix Freestyle on 74.135% at the 2025 Australian Dressage Championships on Saturday, sealing the FEI Grand Prix Championship title.
The second day of the Australian Dressage Championships at Sydney International Equestrian Centre delivered the full spectrum of emotion — excitement, tension, and deep reflection on the current state of Grand Prix dressage in this country. While not the largest field in recent memory, it was one rich in class and international promise.
Day one of the Australian Dressage Championships opened with determination and polish. Despite challenging weather and smaller fields than in previous years, the standard of performance and professionalism shone through. From the young horse classes to the upper levels, there was a sense of progress and pride evident across the arenas.
The years seem to roll by faster than ever, and it's once again time for the Australian Dressage Champions, held this year at the Sydney International Equestrian Centre, from Thursday, 16 October to Sunday, 19 October.
Simone Pearce and Will Marq competed in their first CDI for 69.413%, placing them third and giving them their first qualifier for Aachen 2026.