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Riddells Creek Pony Club will once again be hosting its Easter Horse Trials on 19th & 20th April at Candlebark, Riddells Creek, Victoria.
The Easter bunnies on four legs will be hopping around the Mick Pineo and Will Foulkes designed courses with Pony Club classes from Grade 1 to Grade 6 plus PCV110 and Open Classes from Grade 1 to Grade 4.
Emma Mason and Niki Rose at Canberra International Horse Trials
Niki Rose made it six wins in a row on the very special young horse Cooley All Over with their win in the CCI2*-S at Canberra International Horse Trials while, at the other end of the equine age group, Emma Mason’s seasoned campaigner was back win a win in the CCI3*-S.
Read our wrap up and watch the full interviews with Niki here and Emma here
An Eventful Life filmed all horses and riders on cross country at Canberra International Horse Trials 2025 – order or view XC Videos here
Yasmin Olsson-Payne on Canalatto Denfer at Larkhill Horse Trials 2025
Norway’s Yasmin Olsson-Payne took the top prize in the Intermediate Novice Section D at Larkhill Horse Trials (4th – 6th April 2025) while her husband, the in-form Hector Payne who won BE100 Section I, added a third placing to his tally.
Yas and Canalatto Denfer added nothing to their dressage score of 25.2 penalties and yet it was a bit of a case of deja vu as, separating the couple’s dominance, Daisy Berkeley took second place with Diese du Figuier for the second year running. Read our full wrap up from Larkhill Horse Trials here
Shane Rose and Easy Turn at Canberra International Horse Trials
Winner, winner! Shane Rose and Easy turn led from start to finish to win the CCI4*-S at Canberra International Horse Trials.
Shane was slightly surprised by the win at Canberra as he had taken a strategically steady run around cross country on the final day, adding 22.4 time penalties to finish on 49.50 but he was delighted that Tina is back on track, hopefully for the 2026 World Eventing Championships at Aachen. Watch our full interview with Shane here
