Support our New Zealand Eventing community to reduce risk for horses and riders and prevent injury and tragedies such as Georgie’s
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Georgie, the wife of New Zealand Olympian Jesse Campbell, had a generosity, love for her horses and a life that touched many people. Since Georgie’s accident on 26th May 2024, extraordinary people across the world have worked together to advance Eventing safety. Their aim: reduce risk, prevent injuries, and tragedies like the one that claimed Georgie’s life.
All Together SAFER NZ Eventing’s collaboration with ESNZ and Eventing NZ is to raise funds for NZ to purchase the latest frangible MiM safety devices & replace fixed jumps. MiM devices lower solid jumps on impact, preventing injury & rotational falls.
$2,500 builds one safety jump.
This year’s focus is to rebuild Taupo National Equestrian Centre cross-country jumps to the highest global safety standards for all athletes, from Olympic prospects to Grassroots. This design and build is a collaboration between NZ course designers & builders & Stuart Buntine (Chair FEI Safety Group).
Like Formula 1 racing a decade ago, eventing safety is at an innovative turning point today. It is our responsibility, with New Zealand’s international reputation for excellence in this sport, to be at the forefront of this global safety transformation.
We all want our loved ones to be safe, and we all have a part to play in ensuring safety is monitored and upgraded.
Safer sport is only possible because people like you are prepared to help New Zealand raise the funds required to achieve greater welfare & safety for all Event riders & horses.
Georgie, the wife of New Zealand Olympian Jesse Campbell, had a generosity, love for her horses and a life that touched many people. Since Georgie’s accident on 26th May 2024, extraordinary people across the world have worked together to advance Eventing safety. Their aim: reduce risk, prevent injuries, and tragedies like the one that claimed Georgie’s life.
All Together SAFER NZ Eventing’s collaboration with ESNZ and Eventing NZ is to raise funds for NZ to purchase the latest frangible MiM safety devices & replace fixed jumps. MiM devices lower solid jumps on impact, preventing injury & rotational falls.
To directly purchase and freight internationally approved frangible MIM devices for use on New Zealand cross-country training and competition jumps.
Purchase jump building materials and labour required to construct safer fences.
Purchase safety jump dressing for improved horse vision.
Create greater safety awareness through education and promotion of safer cross-country practices across New Zealand.
North Island Secondary Schools Arena Eventing 13 September 2026
All Together Safer NZ Eventing (ASTE) were thrilled to be given the naming rights for the Arena Eventing at the North Island Secondary Schools Event begining of October. We had some lovely feed back from our involvment in the eventing competition. The photo is from one of the successful participants in the 80cm class. Charlotte Fouhy with her lovely pony Glenwood Genteel.
Dear Cecile, Many thanks for your kind and generous donation. It is greatly appreciated and will go towards the construction of MiM clip fitted jumps for Cross Country fences at our Eq. Centre at Taupo. . We would love you to follow our journey by joining us on Facebook & Instagram; All Together Safer NZ Eventing.
Many thanks Kathy for your kind and generous donation. It is greatly appreciated. We would love you to follow our journey by joining us on Facebook & Instagram; All Together Safer NZ Eventing.
Many thanks for your kind and generous donation. It is greatly appreciated. We would love you to follow our journey by joining us on Facebook & Instagram; All Together Safer NZ Eventing.
Many thanks for your kind donation. We would love you to follow our journey by following our Facebook & Instagram pages. All Together Safer NZ Eventing.
Thank you Louella for joining the All Together Safer Eventing charity and your very generous donation. It is greatly appreciated. If you would like to follow us on Facebook, you will see the progress we are making getting the safety devices to NZ.
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