Winners podium at NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships opening day, featuring Carmen Gammie and fellow victors with their horses.
Winners podium at NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships opening day, featuring Carmen Gammie and fellow victors with their horses.
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Winners crowned on opening day of NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships

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Carmen Gammie topped the prix St Georges silver class aboard Lets Make An Opera M at the NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships at Addington. Greg Dickens and Dannie Morgan also claimed victories in the medium bronze and elementary freestyle gold, respectively. Sadie Smith secured her second win of the event in the prestige novice gold.

The NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships got underway at Addington from 15 to 19 April, with several riders securing top spots on the opening day. Carmen Gammie, riding her own 10-year-old gelding Lets Make An Opera M, scored 67.01% to win the Petplan Winter Area Festival Championship prix St Georges silver class. Lynne Mason on 19-year-old Donner Trois placed second with 65.05%, while Tabitha Leicester and 17-year-old Eires Rock took third on 65% score. Gammie, who travelled from Aberdeen and trains with Hannah Moody, noted the horse's recovery from a serious virus at age seven. “We nearly lost him to a virus when he was seven,” she said. “It’s even more special now he is where he is.”

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Sadie Smith and Times Rococo performing victorious freestyle dressage at NAF Five Star Winter Championships.
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Sadie Smith wins opening class at NAF Five Star Winter Dressage

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Sadie Smith rode Times Rococo to victory in the Baileys Horse Feeds novice freestyle gold on the opening morning of the NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships at Addington. Eli Lovell claimed the HorseHage Preliminary Gold title with Parchioness G, while Alice Begg topped the Petplan Medium Silver Area Festival Championship on Noraly. The event on 15 April featured strong performances from young horses and new partnerships.

Hannah Comery claimed the prelim bronze on her debut British Dressage season, while Carmen Gammie secured her second silver of the week at the Winter Dressage Championships. The victories came during day four at Addington Equestrian. Both riders shared their experiences after strong performances.

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Dannie Morgan, Sadie Smith, and Gracie Catling each won three titles at the NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships, which ran from April 15 to 19. Morgan claimed gold in the Nupafeed advanced medium freestyle on Kristina Rausing’s Belinski with a score of 72.33%. Amateur riders Bethany Edginton and Jessica Allen secured silver medals in their respective classes.

British rider Lottie Fry and her horse Glamourdale won the FEI Dressage World Cup qualifier in Amsterdam with a score of 89.305%, defending their title in a tight competition. Isabell Werth of Germany took second place with 87.580% on Wendy de Fontaine, while Becky Moody of Britain finished third at 85.310% on Jagerbomb. The event featured strong performances from international riders, mirroring last year's podium.

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On the final day of the EBM Dressage by the Sea, Jayden Brown and Quincy B secured a third consecutive victory in the Shepherds Electrical CDI3* Grand Prix Special with a personal best score of 74.447%. The event showcased strong performances across various classes, including freestyles and young horse rounds. Emerging riders and consistent partnerships highlighted the competition's depth.

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Becky Moody and her horse Jagerbomb secured the 2026 Zen Elite FEI Dressage World Cup title with a personal best score of 88.33% in the grand prix freestyle at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. The British pair retained the title for Great Britain amid standing ovations from the crowd. Christian Simonson and Indian Rock took second place with 83.81%.

 

 

 

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