The Netherlands successfully defended their team title from Tyron by winning gold at the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) World Para Dressage Team Championship in Herning.

Denmark have claimed their third gold medal of the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) World Championships after Tobias Thorning Jørgensen topped the Para dressage grade III rankings in Herning.

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has paid tribute to Jonquil Solt, one of the pioneers of Para equestrian.

Britain’s eight-time Para equestrian gold medallist Sophie Christiansen has secured a new ride in her bid to secure a podium spot at the Para dressage World Championships to be held in Denmark in August this year.

Lee Pearson claimed the 14th Paralympic gold medal of his career after completing a hat-trick of Tokyo 2020 para dressage triumphs at the Japanese capital’s Equestrian Park.

Britain won a seventh successive dressage team test to music gold medal at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, with Sir Lee Pearson taking his personal haul of golds to 13 after winning an individual title earlier in the Games.

Denmark’s Tobias Thorning Joergensen secured his maiden Paralympic gold on debut by topping the standings in the grade III individual test dressage competition at Tokyo 2020 today.

Britain's Sir Lee Pearson claimed his 12th Paralympic gold on the first day of the dressage at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, playing his part in his country's ascension up the medal table.

Dutch rider Sanne Voets is aiming for a hat-trick of equestrian gold medals as she sets her sights on team, individual and freestyle glory at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics here.

Britain’s eight-time Para equestrian gold medallist Sophie Christiansen has withdrawn from Tokyo 2020 because of a "minor veterinary issue" with her horse.

A total of 78 athletes from 27 nations have been confirmed on the entry list for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI), which features world and European champion Sanne Voets of The Netherlands.

Winona Hartvikson will make her Paralympic debut at the age of 62 after being named as part of Canada’s equestrian squad for next month’s Games here.

US Equestrian has announced its four-strong Paralympic dressage team to take part in the Games.

Eight-time Paralympic champion Sophie Christiansen has mourned the death of her horse, Janeiro 6, who she won three gold medals at the London 2012 Paralympics on.

Great Britain’s Suzanna Hext has confirmed she is hoping to compete in swimming at this year’s Paralympic Games in Tokyo, rather than her other sport of equestrian.