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Katie Reilly and Keystone Dawn Chorus at Hartpury CPEDI3* \ Aisling Deverell Photography
ANNE Marie Dunphy’s high performance athletes weren’t the only ones to enjoy a successful trip to Hartpury, as reported in last week’s edition, because Simone Hession’s para dressage team also achieved a number of wins and placings.
International dressage rider Jess Dunn, who is qualified for the World Championships in Aachen, talks to Rachel Dowley about learning to be brave and taking opportunities
Marie Vonderheyden and Kate Shoemaker continued the show of American strength when they won their Freestyles to complete clean sweeps of their respective Grades in Aachen
Team Ireland could only field a team of three in a bid to secure a place at the LA28 Paralympic Games, while the all-female team from the USA proved unbeatable
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