Olympic Games
Tokyo2020: Sensational Swedes take Jumping Team gold
Sweden claimed Jumping Team gold tonight at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in Baji Koen Equestrian Park where, in a thrilling jump-off against the clock, Henrik von Eckermann (King Edward),
Tokyo2020: Wide open field awaits Para Equestrian at Paralympic Games
With a mix of debutant and experienced athletes set to take centre stage at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, the Para Equestrian field is wide open. In all, there are
Tokyo2020: Britain’s Ben Maher wins second olympic gold
Ben Maher won the second Olympic gold of his career, adding individual show jumping to his team medal from London 2012. Maher and his phenomenal horse Explosion W looked the
Britain bags Eventing team gold
Great Britain claimed Eventing team gold in convincing style at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Baji Koen tonight where Australia took silver and France the bronze. In a gripping
Townend back on top and British hold onto lead after Cross Country day
World number one, Great Britain’s Oliver Townend, regained the individual lead he established on the first day of the Dressage phase with a perfect ride on Ballaghmor Class on Cross
Tokyo 2020: Eventing Dressage Day 2
The leaderboard began to look a bit more familiar after the final session of Eventing dressage at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in Baji Koen today. Great Britain remains at
Tokyo2020: Tears and cheers as von Bredow-Werndl takes individual gold
Everything about the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games has been a journey into the unknown. But there was a ring of familiarity combined with a spirit of great sport when Germany’s
Tokyo 2020 – Dressage Day 1
It may have been a long time coming, but the opening day of Equestrian Dressage at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games more than lived up to expectations. Emotions ran high
Tokyo2020: Can Germany make it a fabulous 14?
Germany has a long and formidable record in Olympic Equestrian Dressage. Since the team competition was first introduced in Amsterdam (NED) in 1928, when the German side pinned Sweden into
Tokyo2020: Horses really can fly, even if they’re not called Pegasus!
Can horses fly? Well yes, they can if they’re Olympic athletes! And in a piece of history-making, 36 of them flew into Japan last night – the first full cargo
