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Trans-Tasman Clash set to be a Cracker  

It’s time for Australasia’s top young riders to shine this weekend with the Trans-Tasman Teams’ Challenge at the Larsen Sawmilling Equestrian Championships in Gisborne. The....

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Sweet Victory for Brooke in World Cup Series

The much-anticipated FEI World Cup (NZ League) Final delivered in spades today with Brooke Edgecombe bagging her first-ever World Cup Series crown and Jake Lambert back on the podium as the winner of the final.

Fittingly as New Zealand’s highest-ranked series, it was a thrilling class where 10 of the nation’s best showjumpers were more than challenged by top Canadian course designer Peter Holmes at the Show Jumping Waitemata Archibald & Shorter North Shore Show Jumping World Cup Festival in Auckland.

Jake Lambert and Takapoto Alaid de Chez Nous notched the only clear of the opening....

Stage Set for Tight Tussle in World Cup Final

The points couldn’t be closer for the FEI World Cup (NZ League) Final, being held at the Archibald & Shorter North Shore Show Jumping World Cup Festival in Auckland on Sunday There’s just seven points between Brooke Edgecombe (Waipukurau), Sophie Scott (Palmerston North) and Julie Davey (Hastings) and with points-and-a-half on offer, you’d be a brave person to pick a winner. The series is New Zealand’s highest ranked, with the winner having the opportunity to travel to represent the nation at the world final in Riyadh in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia....