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Katie Laurie
NZL

Katie Laurie

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Longines Rankings
346th
Age40
Competing forNew Zealand - NZL
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Statistics

Jumping

Number of starts: 775
Number of wins: 51
Only the results from 01 January 2010 included
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Django II
Discipline: Jumping Born: 2011 Studbook: NZWB Sex: Gelding
Miss Montreal P
Discipline: Jumping Born: 2017 Studbook: KWPN Sex: Mare
Pretty Women
Discipline: Jumping Born: 2015 Studbook: BWP Sex: Mare
Date Show Event Competition Obs. Height Horse Position Score
13/09/2026 Calgary, Spruce Meadows AB CSIO5* 820 - Suncor Cup - 1.50m 150 Zf Chacco Rio 7
13/09/2026 Calgary, Spruce Meadows AB CSIO5* 820 - Suncor Cup - 1.50m 150 Zf Chacco Rio 7
13/09/2026 Calgary, Spruce Meadows AB CSIO5* 825 - CPKC 'International', presented by Rolex - 1.60m 160 Django II 6
Ranking/Standing Horse Rank Points
Longines Rankings 346 698
Combination in Jumping Django II 335 413
Combination in Jumping Zf Chacco Rio 859 230
Biography
General Interest
Famous relatives Her father Jeff represented Australia in equestrian jumping at the Olympic Games in 1984 and 1988. Her mother Vicki has also competed for the Australian equestrian team. (SportsDeskOnline, 17 Nov 2020; nzherald.co.nz, 06 Dec 2017; olympics.com.au, 2015; katiemcveanequestrian.co.nz, 03 Nov 2013)
Other information FROM NEW ZEALAND TO AUSTRALIA
She previously represented New Zealand at international level, but began competing for Australia in 2019. She and her husband Jackson initially moved to Australia in 2017 following the birth of their second child Royce in 2016. "Plans changed, Royce was born and we decided to make the move to Australia. Jackson had always wanted to be on a farm and I had competed in Australia previously and the shows and the money over here was becoming bigger than New Zealand." (theplaidhorse.com, 13 Feb 2021; SportsDeskOnline, 17 Nov 2020; horsenetwork.com, 16 Oct 2020; australianjumping.com.au, 26 Dec 2019)

WELL TRAVELLED
In March 2017 she and her husband Jackson moved from New Zealand to Australia with their two children to set up an extension of Whispering Oaks Equestrian in Armidale, New South Wales. In early 2020 they relocated again, this time to Okotoks, AB, Canada. "We have both spent time in Canada. Firstly I did in 2006 riding for Eric Lamaze, and then again in 2011. Jackson did a Canadian summer [competing in rodeo]. We both returned together in 2013 where we were based at Attache Stables. I rode young horses for the Asselin family mostly during the week, Jackson did a lot of fencing and then we both travelled the Alberta rodeos in our little van on the weekends. We then got engaged in Jasper [AB, Canada] not long before we returned to New Zealand." (horsenetwork.com, 04 Jul 2021; equestrianlife.com.au, 27 Jan 2021; SportsDeskOnline, 12 Nov 2020; horsenetwork.com, 16 Oct 2020; Facebook page, 07 Jun 2020, 02 Dec 2017; australianjumping.com.au, 26 Dec 2019; horseandponymag.com, 29 Jul 2016)

Medals description

Olympic Games
Gold medal - First place Gold medal - First place
Silver medal - Second place Silver medal - Second place
Bronze medal - Third place Bronze medal - Third place
Ranked Ranked
FEI World Championships
Gold medal - First Place
Silver medal - Second place
Bronze medal - Third place
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