Emma Booth aims for third Paralympics, 10 years after car accident A decade after barely surviving a car accident that left her in a wheelchair, Emma Booth has a third Paralympic Games in her sights.

At a young age Emma was lucky enough to win free horse riding lessons for a year and never looked back, putting her heart and soul into the sport. In 2013 on the way back

Equestrian Australia’s national para dressage squad needs top quality horses for its international campaigns, in particular the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. If you are a horse owner then we invite you to watch the video

For this edition, The Para Equestrian Digest speaks to Australia’s Emma Booth, 31, about her work with training Thoroughbreds for para sport and the role horses have played in her life since the car accident

We are all aware of the healing powers of horses, but for Paralympian, Emma Booth, Zidane was a life-changing and life-saving purchase. Timing is everything and the timing was right, as Zidane carried Emma to

Australia’s Para-equestrian combinations for the World Championships in Denmark will seek to end any perception they’re not up to performing among the world’s best.