Cpl Dawn Hollis-Hogan, Staff and Personnel Support, competing at the Armed Forces Dressage Championship with her mare Amber, who she has trained from scratch.


Amateur Championships at Elementary and was awarded an Elite Sports Scholarship. After 5 years as Army Dressage Team Manager Sergeant Karim moves on to take over the role of Army Equitation Association Chef d’Equipe, responsible for the management of the 3 Army Teams, we are very proud of her succession into this role and wish her all the best.


Grassroots Riders and Top-Class Training It has been great to see Association members training and competing all over the country, at all levels and in all disciplines this year. Organised by Corporal Dawn Hollis- Hogan and Corporal Amy Crouch, our grassroots team had a brilliant season with many successes, Corporal Claire Mann winning the overall Combined Training event, a fantastic result. The Association had riders representing the Corps at the Armed Forces Dressage Championships, the Royal Tournament, the Royal Artillery Hunter Trial, the Armed Forces Equestrian Championships, the RAF and RN Championships.


Training events were held regionally throughout the year with local coaches for both horse owners and non-owners. The crown jewel in our training program was the Talland


Staff Sergeant Louise Hoyle, Army Welfare Service, with her homebred Dior representing the Army at Bolesworth International.


Corporal Sami Phillips competing for the Army with her own Abby.


School of Equitation training camps, organised by Major Laura Mitchell.


Any AGC personnel interested in equestrian sport should contact Stephanie.Kolvik100@mod.gov.uk


Major Laura Mitchell, Royal Military Police, competing for the Army Dressage Team with her own Joey.


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