Young talent took center stage at the 2025 Equisk Queensland Youth Dressage Championships, where promising riders showcased their skills and passion for the sport. The event aimed to foster camaraderie among young dressage enthusiasts, and this year’s Championships successfully achieved that goal.
In the McDowells Herbals FEI Junior Team Test, Isabella Anderson and Fortune Cookie clinched the top spot with a score of 67.576%, closely followed by Mia Doogue and Sahara Scott. Isabella continued her winning streak by securing the FEI Junior Championship in the Individual Test, highlighting the competitive spirit and talent of the young riders.
The Martin Collins Australia FEI Young Rider Class witnessed intense competition, with Ella Jacobs and Emma Sanders delivering impressive performances. Ella’s victory in the Individual Test showcased the high level of skill and dedication among young equestrians, emphasizing the future potential of these riders in the sport.
Ava Halloran and Olivia Farrell displayed exceptional riding in the Gary Lung Dressage Small Tour Championship, demonstrating their proficiency in the Prix St Georges and Intermediate I categories. Their achievements underscored the rigorous training and commitment required to excel in equestrian competitions.
Danielle McMahon stood out in the WestVETS Equine Hospital Under 25 Grand Prix, showcasing her expertise and partnership with Remi Lauries Joy. The event highlighted the talent and dedication of young riders in mastering the complexities of advanced dressage routines.
Grace Collins dominated the FEI Children’s classes, securing top honors with consistent and impressive performances. The competitive field in this category showcased the emerging talent and passion for dressage among young participants, setting a high standard for future competitions.
The Kez Rugs and Saddlery FEI Pony classes saw tight competition, with Isabella Anderson and Alycia Dyke delivering standout performances. These young riders demonstrated skill and finesse in their routines, reflecting the depth of talent in the pony category.
Isabella Anderson’s victory in the Q State Properties Sharon Doe Memorial Young Rider Challenge celebrated her exceptional riding skills and dedication to the sport. The event paid tribute to Sharon Doe, a revered figure in Queensland dressage, highlighting the legacy of accomplished riders in the equestrian community.
Behind the scenes, the success of such events relies on the dedication of organizers, volunteers, and sponsors. Anita Barton’s leadership and the collective efforts of the event team ensured the smooth operation of the Championships, underscoring the collaborative spirit of the equestrian community.
Congratulations to all the championship winners across various categories, whose achievements reflect the talent, passion, and sportsmanship prevalent in the equestrian world. These young riders represent the future of dressage, embodying the spirit of competition and excellence in their pursuit of equestrian success.
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