The footing was consistent and a great improvement in the new Ebb & Flow arenas, giving riders every opportunity to produce their horses to their best. And Sydney turned on the weather for the Regency Floats NSW State Dressage Championships, with mild mornings developing into beautiful days in the mid-20s, with virtually no wind, providing ideal conditions for dressage.
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Itot du Château, the chestnut pocket rocket who partnered Australia’s Edwina Tops-Alexander at two Olympics and a World Equestrian Games, has celebrated his 30th birthday.
A seven-time Burghley starter and Hall of Fame inductee, Happy Times represented Australia at the highest level with rider Sam Griffiths.
