Obituary

Leading equestrian Tiny White dies at 95, and former Dressage NZ patron Pam Gilmour dies at age 94.

The Infanta Doña Pilar de Borbón was FEI President from 1994 to 2006. She was the elder sister of Spain’s former Juan Carlos I, and aunt of reigning monarch King Don Felipe VI,

Don Schufro is the sire of 30 licensed sons. Under saddle, he won more than 30 times including at World Cup level, and was 2008 Danish dressage champion, and team Olympic bronze medalist.

Snow white Orlov Trotter dazzled dressage crowds at the Olympics and World Equestrian Games.

Neale Lavis was a member of the four-man Australian equestrian team that made history by winning gold in the three-day eventing team event at the 1960 Rome Olympic Games. He also won individual silver.

US Eventing Association Hall of Famer and three-time eventing Horse of the Year was a consistent performer throughout his career.

Northern Territory rider Melanie Tyndall, 32, the second jockey to die in 48 hours in Australia.

Trackwork accident claims the life of Mikaela Claridge, 22, at Cranbourne.

Ann Haller was at the heart of eventing, and embodied the real spirit of an eventer, pitching in to make sure whatever needed to get done was done.

Tankers Town completed 11 CCI4* events with Sharon Hunt, winning an Olympic team bronze medal and finishing ninth at WEG.

Iona Sclater, 15, represented her region four times and was long-listed for the 2017 and 2019 European Championships for Ponies.