Anni is a dressage enthusiast from the Maitland area. An accredited Equestrian Australia F level judge. Anni enjoys training and competing her two horses locally and participates regularly in dressage coaching, clinics and judges seminars along with trail riding with friends.

Marg is an accredited DNSW judge and has been involved in the equestrian community for many years, bringing a wealth of expertise to various competitions across the state. Margaret is known for her fair and insightful judging, providing valuable feedback to riders at all levels. Her dedication to the sport and commitment to upholding high standards have made her a much valued member of the dressage community in NSW.

Ginny has owned horses for over 35 years. She has ridden dressage for 30 years, judged on and off for over 20 years. She also events, has ridden her horses from Canberra to Sydney, hunted sidesaddle, and broken in her own horses. She is passionate about bio-mechanically correct riding and relationship based training.

Rebel is an EA NCAS Level 2 Eventing Specialist with over 25 years experience as a professional rider and coach. 

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Rebel represented Australia at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games and has worked for a number of professional stables both in Australia and overseas. She is currently living in QLD, Australia and coaches in QLD but we are also lucky that she travels to NSW and other regions to coach many aspiring riders.

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Rebel has what seems to be an inexhaustible supply of energy and a deep passion for helping all riders achieve their best results, no matter what their level.

Bruce was born on an 8,000 acre sheep station and horses were his family's main mode of transport on the farm. He started Pony Club at age 8, and then became a Pony Club instructor at age 18.

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Bruce is now loving this sport as a judge, FEI Steward and a Swabbing (MCP) Steward. He loves helping riders reach their goals in all fields of equestrian, and looks forward to being a part of the Watagan Equestrian Club events.

Hazel is a 5* Eventer and Grand Prix dressage rider, best known for making history in 2019 when she won at the 5* at Adelaide International Three Day Event for the 3rd time on the horse Willingapark Clifford. 

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Hazel went on to spend a year in the UK where she represented Australia at the Nations Cup in Haras Du Pin, France, and was then selected on the Australian team to ride at the World Championships in Pratoni, Italy.

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Hazel also trained and rides horses to Grand Prix level dressage. Hazel's training is heavily focused on building confidence and forming a strong partnership with her horses. She coaches riders of all levels and disciplines.