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2026 Para Dressage World Championships news from Aachen | Horse & Hound (opens the original)
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Latest news and reports from 2026 Para Dressage World Championships The 2026 Para Dressage World Championships have taken place in Aachen, Germany as part of the FEI World Championships (11-23 August). There were five grades of competition, with two sets of individual medals for each grade, plus the overall team medals. Horse & Hound brought you all the news in the run-up to the event, as well as in-depth reports on the action as it took place. The para dressage competition was held during the s
Dressage World Championships 2026 in Aachen, Germany | Horse & Hound (opens the original)
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Latest news and reports from 2026 Dressage World Championships The 2026 Dressage World Championships took place in Aachen, Germany this week (11-15 August). The competition started on 11 August with the first of two consecutive days of grand prix. Germany triumphed in the team competition, ahead of Britain in silver on 12 August. The top 30 riders in the grand prix went through to the grand prix special to decide the first set of individual medals on Friday 14 August. The grand prix special time
Jagerbomb, the foal no one expected to be quite such a superstar (opens the original)
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The breeding of Jagerbomb has resulted in one of the most popular dressage horses of recent times. Jagerbomb was born at Julie Lockey’s Bramley Stud, where he spent his first three years living out, first with his dam Udysee – known as Dolly – and after weaning in a herd of youngsters who came and went from the field as they pleased. “They liked their creature comforts and being pampered,” Julie says. “But I don’t think putting them in a stable before they’re three is a nice thing for them, so t
Perfect your flying changes for dressage – with advice from Becky Moody (opens the original)
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The intuitive response, when your flying changes aren’t going well in your dressage tests, is often to ride more of them. The instinct makes sense – practise the thing that isn’t working – but it’s rarely where the fix actually lies. “Very rarely is getting a flying change, or fixing a tricky change, about doing more changes,” says Becky Moody. “It is nearly always about improving the canter.” This is the bit that catches most riders out. The change feels like the problem – it’s late behind, or
Articles by Oscar Williams, H&H dressage and sport horse editor | Horse & Hound (opens the original)
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Oscar joined Horse & Hound in October 2023 and is the magazine’s dressage editor and sports manager, overseeing coverage of equestrian sport. Raised in Lancashire, Oscar started riding aged 12 and quickly became hooked. A keen member of the Lancaster & District branch of the Pony Club, he learnt to ride on a succession of hand-me-down ponies before persuading his parents to buy him his own horse – a wholly unsuitable but much-loved Welsh section C. Oscar went on to study equine science at Myersc
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