about US
RASDEG is a volunteer equestrian community group affiliated with Equestrian Australia and Equestrian Queensland. We run events such as training clinics and competitions at least once a month primarily in the equine sport of dressage, from preparatory to medium.
Our competitions are held at;
Redlands Horse and Pony Club at 190-262 Cleveland-Redland Bay Road, Thornlands 4164.
Our members range in all ages and experience. Our guiding principle is to provide a friendly fun, and safe environment where our members can learn and compete with their horses from the grass roots to official level.
EVENTS
RASDEG offer events which include: Members, EA Competitive and Participant Classes.
Training Days
Training Days are open to RASDEG and EA Members. Training Days are informal, friendly days aimed to help you and your horse(s) become accustomed to our Competition Grounds therefore remove some of the stress associated with a new place.
For more information regarding Training Days and Clinics keep an eye on the newsletter, webpage and our socials such as Instagram and FaceBook page.
Social Days
An opportunity to bring your horse for a social ride, and enjoy the company of your fellow members for some morning or afternoon tea.
Members & Participant Dressage Days
Members days are open to RASDEG and EA Participant members. Separate ribbons are offered to EA Participant member riders. Members days are informal, friendly days aimed at providing a style of competition suitable to all members. Our competitive and participant members days provide an informal competition to assist in their training and progress and allow them to try the next level of tests without the pressure of formal competition.
Part of the Equestrian Queensland Participant Leaderboard - See Events for more information.
EA Official Dressage Competitions
Official competitions are open to all EA registered horses and riders. These days are the most prestigious and attract a higher standard of competition. Competitors come from throughout South-East Qld and Northern New South Wales. Official competition days attract a number of riders who will go on to represent Qld in National competitions and some may even go on to represent Australia at International competitions.