Tokyo 2021 Paralympic Games: dressage
Welcome to Horse & Hound’s coverage of the paralympic dressage competitions at the Tokyo Paralympics. Our team of journalists, both on location in Japan and working from here in the UK, will be keeping you up to date with all the Paralympic dressage news as it happens in the run up to the Games and throughout the competition.
When and where is the Paralympic dressage taking place?
The Paralympic dressage competitions are being held 26-30 August 2021 at the equestrian park in Tokyo’s Heritage Zone. The team medals will be decided on 29 August. The individual medals will be presented on 26, 27 and 30 August.
Can I watch the paralympic dressage?
There are broadcasters around the world providing coverage of the paralympic dressage, with details in our guide to how watch the paralympic dressage live.
Paralympic dressage news
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How a Horse & Hound advert helped a Tokyo Paralympian find her ‘heart horse’
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Major shows urged to help para riders win medals in Paris 2024
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Tales from Tokyo: meet the buckskin stallion making waves on the international competition and breeding scene
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‘Becoming a foster father has made me an emotional wreck’: Sir Lee Pearson on Tokyo, going grand prix and being a father
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Carl Hester: Medal-hunting on familiar turf
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Tales from Tokyo: ‘I went in there a nobody and came out a Paralympian’ says 63-year-old
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Tokyo Paralympic reporter’s blog: in the end, it all comes back to love
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Tales from Tokyo: terror attack survivor Beatrice de Lavalette – ‘setting Paralympic goal in ICU was a dream, now fulfilled’
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Ricky Balshaw on Tokyo Paralympics: ‘I’m so happy to have been wrong’
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‘Disability needs to be seen as equal’: Natasha Baker calls for unity and inclusion following Tokyo silver medal-winning freestyle performance
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Three British freestyle medals including Sir Lee Pearson’s phenomenal 14th Paralympic gold: catch up on Tokyo’s final dressage day