News - Australian Jumping

Aachen 2026: Proud Performances and a Bright Road Ahead

Australia’s Jumping campaign at the 2026 FEI World Championships in Aachen has come to a close after five days of world-class competition, with our senior team and two talented Young Riders taking on one of ..

A brilliant win for Tallara Cameron in Waratah World Cup

While the eyes of the Jumping world have been firmly focused on the FEI World Championships in Aachen over the last couple of days, our attention turned this afternoon to the Sydney International Equestrian Centre (SIEC) where the f..

Plenty to be proud of as Australia’s Aachen World Championship campaign comes to a close

Australia’s FEI Jumping World Championship campaign has come to a close in Aachen, and while the ultimate result may not have been everything the team had hoped for, there is plenty to take away from a week t..

Australia Green Claims Trans-Tasman Senior Teams Victory

Australia Green has taken victory in the opening Trans-Tasman Senior Teams Test, finishing ahead of Australia Gold and New Zealand after two rounds of 1.45m competition. It was an i..

Australians Well in the Hunt After Opening Day in Aachen

Australia has made a positive start to the FEI Jumping World Championships in Aachen, finishing the opening day in 20th place among 31 teams. With 145 combinations contesting the individual championship, the A..

More Than Medals on the Line: Australia’s Road to LA28 Starts in Aachen today

When the FEI Jumping World Championship gets underway in Aachen in just a few hours, there will be much more than World Championship honours on the line, with Australia also having its first opportunity to secure a team place at the..

Australian beginnings, New Zealand colours: Normandy GHP’s road to Aachen

When Sophie Scott rides into the arena at the 2026 FEI World Championships in Aachen, she will be representing New Zealand, but the horse beneath her will carry a distinctly Australian story onto one of Jumping..

Molly Mooney earns Australian Team selection for Dakar 2026

Australian jumping has another talented young rider to cheer for, with Molly Mooney selected to represent Australia at the 2026 Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal. Adve..

Australian-bred Tulara Wat Colblensky bound for Aachen

There is something special about seeing an Australian-bred horse earn her place on one of the biggest stages in Jumping. Tulara Wat Colblensky (Juno) is not a mare bought ready-made from Europe or sourced late in her career for cham..

Australian-bred Oaks Ventriloquist selected for FEI World Champs in Aachen

From an Australian beginning to a European education and a national championship at home, Oaks Ventriloquist’s journey has crossed continents. Now, with Tom McDermott in the saddle, the grey gelding has been selected to represent ..

Australian Jumping Team Named for Aachen 2026

Australia’s Jumping team for the FEI World Championships in Aachen has been confirmed, marking a proud and exciting moment for the riders, owners, grooms, families and support teams who have worked tirelessly..

How the FEI Jumping World Championships will work at Aachen 2026

Australian Jumping’s coverage of the FEI Jumping World Championships 2026 is proudly brought to you by Divas Beverages, our exclusive coverage partner as we follow Australia’s combinations on the world stage.

Madeline Sinderberry and Camie Z makes it two in a row with Caboolture World Cup victory

Above: Madeline Sinderberry and Camie Z. Madeline Sinderberry has continued her outstanding start to the FEI Jumping World Cup Australian League season, claiming the Caboolture Worl..

The Man Behind the Course: Anderson Lima’s Journey to the Top

There is a particular kind of passion that reveals itself early and never really lets go. For Anderson Lima, one of the most respected course designers working in Jumping today, that passion announced..

Billy Raymont: Chasing the Dream in Europe

It is always an honour to chat with Billy Raymont. After so much success in the sport, he still manages to stay humble and find a way to be genuinely honest about both the difficulties and the rewards..

Sally Simmonds: Horses, Heart, and the Long Road Home

Growing up on 60 acres on the Darling River at Bourke NSW, Sally Simmonds was never far from a horse. Long before she was winning national titles or dreaming of international stages, she was being led..

Sarah McMillan: Built From the Ground Up

Above: Sarah McMillan and Everest JEP. There is something quietly compelling about Sarah McMillan. The Central Coast horsewoman has spent years building her career with a patience and ..

Western Australia's best gather at Serpentine for a Championship to remember

The 2026 Doherty Construction WA State Jumping Titles brought four big days of competition, community and celebration to Serpentine Horse and Pony Club, with riders from across Western Australia stepping fo..

Todd Hinde: Shaping Jumping's Future From the Inside

For Todd Hinde, now serving as the FEI Director of Jumping, horses have never really been a choice so much as a constant. He grew up in a family where riding was simply part of life, supported by a gr..

Rebecca Henry: Station Life, Course Design, and the Long Road from Far North Queensland

There are not many people who can say they start their day at four-thirty in the morning with a coffee and a set of accounts, spend the daylight hours checking cattle and fixing fences across 18,000 h..