Fan Faves Come Out on Top of Pryde's Easifeed Dressage Day
- May 2, 2025
- 2 min read
For Immediate Release – The second day of the Adelaide Equestrian Festival delivered yet another show-stopping display of top-tier competition with the Pryde’s Easifeed Dressage Day.
Following a series of stunning performances seen on Thursday, the Horseland CCl4*-S and the Adelaide International CCl5* Dressage unfolded before spectators’ eyes on the iconic Gillian Rolton Main Arena.
This years’ 4-star and 5-star Australian and New Zealand equestrian riders and their horses delivered exceptional routines for the final day of Dressage before riders prepare for the next phase – Cross Country – which is set to commence from 9:30am tomorrow (Saturday 3 May, 2025).
In a first for the Adelaide Equestrian Festival, spectators were treated to a unique, interactive and insightful two-part Masterclass series from Tristan Tucker (Netherlands) as he demonstrated the intricate ways that horse and rider can connect and learn from one another.
The diverse 2025 program also saw an engaging SAPOL Police Greys demonstration added to the premier line-up of events.
“The Adelaide Equestrian Festival continues to go over and above to deliver a once-in-a-lifetime experience and a program that sees spectators visit us year after year,” Mr Rolton said.
“We cannot wait to see what the RB Sellars Cross Country Day brings. With sunny skies ahead, a great family-friendly offering and the very best equestrian action that sprawls all the way to Rymill Park – it’s not to be missed.”
Horseland CCl4*-S Dressage Results
First Place: Shane Rose, EASY TURN, (AUS) with 29.1 Penalties
Second Place: Cathryn Herbert, WIMBORNE CONSTABLE, (AUS) with 30.5 Penalties
Third Place: Hannah Klep, TULARA CHICOUVE, (AUS) with 32.9 Penalties
Adelaide International CCl5* Dressage Results
First Place: Shenae Lowings, BOLD VENTURE, (AUS) with 27.4 Penalties
Second Place: Hazel Shannon, WILLINGAPARK CLIFFORD, (AUS) with 30.3 Penalties
Third Place: Andrew Cooper, HEY ARNOLD, (AUS) with 33.4 Penalties
For more information, please contact:
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Parlare Public Relations
M: 0412 658 390
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