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Title: WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS: Ireland bid for LA qualification
Ireland's team for next week's FEI Para Dressage World Championships at Aachen combines youth and experience as the riders challenge for a place at the next Paralympics
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WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS: Ireland bid for LA qualification
Ireland's team for next week's FEI Para Dressage World Championships at Aachen combines youth and experience as the riders challenge for a place at the next Paralympics
Medal ceremony for the team competition. GBR finished in gold postition. Lee Pearson Breezer, Sophie Wells Don Cara M, Natasha Baker Keystone Dawn Chorus \ FEI Liz Gregg
Simone Hession, the new Irish High Performance para dressage coach
Clodagh Walsh, Katie Reilly, Kate Kerr-Horan and Jessica Mckenna at Wellington International with team manager Simone Hession
PARALYMPIC qualification is on the line at Aachen, where the best seven teams in the FEI Para Dressage World Championships, excluding the USA as hosts, will earn a ticket to LA28.
Ireland's dressage riders gave a positive account of themselves at the FEI Dressage World Championships in Aachen, despite missing out on qualification for LA28
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Can Denmark defend the title it won on home soil in 2022? Will Lottie Fry be crowned World Champion once again? Aachen will be an exciting competition writes Rachel Dowley
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