Great Britain: Home International Endurance Championships to be held August 10 and 11

Endurancegb.co.uk

The Home International is a friendly competition which is run on an annual basis in each of the 4 countries, England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Each country takes a turn at hosting the event. Make no mistake it’s a hotly fought contest but lots of fun and friends made for life throughout our mighty United Nations and many riders going on from a great Team Event representing their Nation to representing their country.

Team Riders consist of 12 riders competing in the Home International. All nations may have 2 additional travelling reserve members.

All Countries should intimate their intention to be present by 1st January in the year of competition to the host nation Chair or Secretary.

Shortlisted Team members must be announced by close of entries, approximately 2 weeks before the event. Teams and distances must be declared no later than 1 hour after the vetting on the Friday evening for all team horses. This allows the Chef to make any last minute adjustments after the vetting if required

Andrea Champ from Hereford has been selected to represent England at the Home International Endurance Championships

https://yourherefordshire.co.uk/all/sports-news/news-andrea-champ-from-hereford-has-been-selected-to-represent-england-at-the-home-international-endurance-championships/



By admin | Jul 11, 2024

The Endurance GB International Committee is proud to announce that Andrea Champ from Hereford has been selected to represent England at the Home International Endurance Championships. The event will take place on the 10th and 11th of August in Kilkenny, Ireland...

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Ludlow 8-year-old wins place on England endurance squad

https://www.ludlowadvertiser.co.uk/news/24444612.ludlow-8-year-old-wins-place-england-endurance-squad/



By Charlotte Moreau
July 11 2024

A LUDLOW rider has won her place representing England at a major international competition. Amber Lewis, who is just eight years old, had been selected to represent England at the Home International Endurance Championships. The event will take place on August 10 and 11 in Kilkenny, Ireland.

The Home International Endurance Championship is a highly anticipated annual competition that brings together teams from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland to showcase their equestrian prowess...

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13-year-old rider Amelia Cripps gears up for equestrian event

https://www.salisburyjournal.co.uk/news/salisbury/24447526.13-year-old-rider-amelia-cripps-gears-equestrian-event/



14 July 2024
By Ryan Morwood

Amelia Cripps, a 13-year-old from Salisbury, is gearing up to represent England at the Home International Endurance Championships. The annual equestrian event, hosted this year in Kilkenny, Ireland on August 10 and 11, sees the best from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland go head-to-head.

Amelia, despite beginning her endurance riding journey just this year, has made an impression on the Endurance GB International Committee.

She'll be riding Ruby bint Sabur, a 12-year-old purebred Arab...

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Glossop rider selected for England

https://www.inyourarea.co.uk/news/glossop-rider-selected-for-england



A Glossop rider has been chosen to represent England at an international event after taking up competitive endurance riding just three years ago. The Endurance GB International Committee announced that Libby Keating from Glossop has been selected to represent the country at the Home International Endurance Championships.

The event, which will take place on August 10 and 11 in Kilkenny, Ireland, is a highly anticipated annual competition that brings together teams from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland to showcase their equestrian prowess.

Libby, who is autistic, has shown remarkable dedication and resilience in the sport of endurance riding...

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St Albans teen picked for England at equestrian major

https://www.hertsad.co.uk/news/24451636.st-albans-teen-picked-england-equestrian-major/



By Liam Fitzpatrick
15 July 2024

A teenager from St Albans will represent England at a major equestrian event next month after being called up for the The Home International Endurance Championship.

Leola Hammond,15, has been selected for the event on August 10 and 11 in Kilkenny, Ireland after an impressive start to her career on the field.

Along with her nine-year-old Welsh pony Mowie, Leola won bronze at this year's Golden Horseshoe Ride.

Leola said: “I am so excited to represent England this year with my Welsh pony Sarum Road Runner...

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Horse rider Jennifer Gaimster selected for England

https://www.rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk/sport/other-sport/horse-rider-jennifer-gaimster-selected-for-england-4708825

By David Beddows
Published 19th Jul 2024,

Jennifer Gaimster has been selected to represent her country at the Home International Endurance Championships in Kilkenny, Ireland. The annual event brings together teams from England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland to showcase their prowess.

Jennifer, from Rotherham, started the sport only last year with her gelding, Striker...

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Emmelia Potts to represent England at the Home International Endurance Championships in Kilkenny, Ireland

https://www.kentonline.co.uk/tonbridge/sport/potts-set-for-endurance-test-309973/



KentOnline Sports Reporter
Published: 05:00, 22 July 2024  

Emmelia Potts has been selected to represent England at the Home International Endurance Championships. It will take place in Kilkenny, Ireland, on August 10 and August 11.

This is Potts’ first competitive endurance season - but she is no stranger to endurance sports. She competed in the famous Mongol Derby in 2023, a gruelling 1,000k race...

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Lancashire duo chosen to represent England in the prestigious Home International Endurance Championships

https://www.lep.co.uk/news/people/lancashire-duo-chosen-to-represent-england-in-international-horse-riding-competition-4711459

By Aimee Seddon
Published 22nd Jul 2024

The Endurance GB International Committee says it is proud to announce that Susy Rossi from Garstang and Linda Cowperthwaite from Bay Horse in Lancaster, have been selected to represent England at the Home International Endurance Championships. 

Susy and Linda train at Pilling Sands Beach in Lancashire and have honed their skills in the scenic landscapes of The Forest of Bowland and down the North Lancs Bridleway, a council project that offers a 47km journey through the North Lancashire countryside...

US Equestrian Announces Team for 2024 FEI Endurance World Championship for Seniors

USEF.org

Lexington, Ky. – US Equestrian is pleased to announce the athlete-and-horse combinations that will represent the U.S. at the 2024 FEI Endurance World Championship for Seniors. The competition will take place on Sept. 5-8, 2024, in Monpazier, France. The team will be led by Chef d’Equipe Lisanne Dorion and team vet Dr. Olivia Rudolphi with team leader Nicole Zerbee.

The following athletes will represent the U.S. Endurance Team and are listed in alphabetical order.

• Holly Corcoran (Stroudsburg, Pa.) and Lorienn (Syndicat x Lothlorienn), her own 2012 Arabian mare
• Jessica DiCamillo (Angel Fire, N.M.) and I Remember September (Ramses Majestic x Victoria Stone), her own 2009 half-Arabian gelding
• Jeremy Reynolds (Dunnellon, Fla.) and Treasured Moments (DA Adios +/ x Hidden Treasure, a 2010 Arabian mare owned by Heather and Jeremy Reynolds
• Alex Shampoe (Colorado Springs, Colo.) and Promissin Gold (ZT Raashaqa x Hals Metourmaline), a 2013 Arabian mare owned by Valerie Kanavy
• Cheryl Van Deusen (New Smyrna Beach, Fla.) and JG General (Kings Ransomm x TF Narissa), her own 2012 Arabian gelding

The following combinations are alternates for the U.S. Endurance Team and listed in ranked order:

• Cheryl Van Deusen (New Smyrna Beach, Fla.) and Madjule (Madjani x MV Bonnie Z), a 2015 Arabian mare owned by Jose Ortega
• Alex Shampoe (Colorado Springs, Colo.) and Southern Justice, a 2012 Arabian gelding owned by Dessia Miller and Valerie Kanavy
• Karen Binns-Dicamillo (Las Cruces N.M.) and RGS Azrak Bandos (Aranas HF x Once Upona Tyme), her own 2011 Arabian gelding
• Meg Sleeper (Frenchtown, N.J.) and Sapphire N Gold (Belesemo Magic x CAL Flaming Emit), her own 2012 Arabian mare
• Kelsey Russell (Williston, Fla.) and Juno Im Gold (Flash Goldon x LM Parys), a 2015 Half-Arabian gelding owned by Valerie Kanavy
• Heidi Perreault (Hillsborough, N.C.) and Favailas Marechal (Ultimatum Mirbel x Formosa My Pride), a 2015 Arabian gelding owned by Marilyn Lemoine Pesce and Denis Pesce
• Holly Corcoran (Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania) and Poete (Bandjo De Falgas x Poetikka), her own 2007 Arabian gelding

Competition Information

The 2024 FEI Endurance World Championship will begin on Thursday, Sept. 5, with the opening ceremony in the city center of Monpazier, followed by the first vet inspection on Friday, Sept. 6. The CEI3* 160km ride will take place on Saturday, Sept. 7, beginning at 5:30 a.m. (Sept. 6 at 11:30 p.m. ET) and awards will be presented on Sunday, Sept. 8.

More at:
https://www.usef.org/media/press-releases/us-equestrian-announces-team-for-2024-fei

New Zealand: Sights set on World Equestrian Games

ODT.co.nz - Full Article

10 July 2024
By Alice Scott

Nenthorn Valley farmer Susie Latta has unfinished business representing New Zealand in endurance riding, and she’s set herself a goal to get it done.

She feels she owes it to herself, her supportive community, her son Cody and late son Dion.

Mrs Latta got into endurance riding more than 30 years ago. "I had a young horse that was too green for eventing. It just needed something where it could run and that’s when I discovered endurance..."

Read more here:
https://www.odt.co.nz/rural-life/rural-life-other/sights-set-world-equestrian-games

Slovakia’s Endurance Superhero

FEI.org - Full Story

08 July 2024
Words by Stacey Stearns

Champion Dominika Malikova Kleinova explains the appeal of her chosen discipline...

A bay mare named Molta easily cantered over the finish line, winning the gold medal at the 2023 FEI Endurance World Championship for Young Horses in Padise, Estonia. Molta is owned and ridden by Dominika Malikova Kleinova of Slovakia, an Endurance superhero among us.

Dominika rides and trains the 12 horses in her stables, starting and training her own young horses. She also has a career outside horses and is raising her three-year-old son with her husband. Dominika, 33, extolls the virtues of hard work and perseverance in making her Endurance dreams a reality.

“Last year we achieved a result that was always just my dream,” she said. “We achieved it with our dedicated work in a little stable without any golden facilities. I hope it gives hope to anybody out there who needs to keep a strong will...”

Read the rest here:
https://www.fei.org/stories/sport/endurance/slovakia-dominika-malikova-kleinova-profile-2024

Australia: Quilty coming back in 2026

NoosaToday.com.au - Full Article

06/07/24
Erle Levey

The premier event on the Australian endurance horse-riding calendar is to return to Queensland in 2026.

Stirlings Crossing Equestrian Club at Imbil will again host the Tom Quilty Gold Cup – the third time in seven years – which serves as further recognition of the sport’s growth in the Gympie region.

The event will be held in South Australia in October this year, and Tasmania in 2025.

It is hosted on a rotational basis among the Australian states with Stirlings Crossing having previously stepped up in 2023 when Victoria was unable to host the event.

Stirlings Crossing also hosted the 2019 Tom Quilty as Queensland’s preferred venue at that time...

Read more here:
https://noosatoday.com.au/news/06-07-2024/quilty-coming-back/

Australia: A big step forward

NoosaToday.com.au - Full Article

30/06/2024
ERLE LEVEY

The Gympie-South Burnett Region is making a name for itself in endurance riding. ERLE LEVEY takes a look at the latest events and the impact it is having on the community as well as the horse-riding fraternity.

“It was a technical track but there were so many smiling faces among the volunteers to help us on the course.’’

Endurance horse riding in the Gympie-South Burnett region is taking a big step forward this season with new events being added to the calendar as well as hosting the state championships.

The Biggenden Endurance Ride at the weekend provided competitors with the chance to improve both their stamina and that of their horses.

Yet it also showed what country towns are capable of in hosting such events, and a reminder of the importance the support of people and businesses in the community provide.

It underlines how the charm of our towns and the beauty of the Australian bush provide the basis for such events that capture the imagination.

First Wondai and now Kilkivan have been added to the 2024 calendar. Both are in September and follow the Queensland State Championships to be held at Widgee in July.

The events provide for a lead-up to the 2024 Tom Quilty Gold Cup to be held in South Australia...

Read more here:
https://noosatoday.com.au/news/30-06-2024/a-big-step-forward/