List of Australian equestrians

This is a list of Australian equestrians across all disciplines.

This list is incomplete; you can help by adding missing items. (November 2018)

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Contents

* A
* B
* C
* D
* E
* F
* G
* H
* I
* J
* K
* L
* M
* N
* O
* P
* Q
* R
* S
* T
* U
* V
* W
* X
* Y
* Z

## B

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* Kevin Bacon[1] (1932–2020)
* Mervyn Bennet[2] (born 1944)
* Emma Booth[3] (born 1991)
* Grace Bowman[4] (born 1990)
* Georgia Bruce[5] (born 1981)
* Olivia Bunn[6] (born 1979)
* Chris Burton[7] (born 1981)

## C

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* Brien Cobcroft[8] (1934–2010)

## D

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* Hannah Dodd[9] (born 1992)
* Phillip Dutton[10] (born 1963)

## F

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* Rosalie Fahey[11]
* Joann Formosa[12] (born 1961)
* Clayton Fredericks (born 1967)
* Lucinda Fredericks[13] (born 1965)

## G

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* David Green[14] (born 1960)
* Sam Griffiths[15] (born 1972)

## H

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* Mary Hanna[16] (born 1954)
* Julia Hargreaves[17] (born 1986)
* Sue Hearn[18] (born 1956)
* Julie Higgins[19] (born 1958)
* Marita Hird[20] (born 1971)
* Andrew Hoy[21] (born 1959)

## J

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* Sharon Jarvis[22] (born 1978)
* Vaughn Jefferis (born 1961)
* Sonja Johnson (born 1967)
* Megan Jones (born 1976)

## K

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* Scott Keach[23] (born 1965)
* Nicole Kullen[24] (1980–2018)

## L

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* Neale Lavis[25] (1930–2019)
* Kelly Layne[26] (born 1975)
* Laurie Lever[27] (born 1947)
* Sue-Ellen Lovett[28] (born 1959)

## M

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* Lisa Martin[29] (born 1972)
* Lawrence Morgan[30] (1915–1997)
* Rebel Morrow[31] (born 1977)

## O

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* Rob Oakley[32] (born 1962)
* Kristy Oatley[33] (born 1978)
* Lyndal Oatley[34] (born 1980)

## P

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* James Paterson-Robinson[35] (born 1978)
* Denis Pigott[36] (born 1946)
* Jan Pike (born 1952)

## R

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* Gillian Rolton[37] (1956–2017)
* Shane Rose[38] (born 1973)
* Bill Roycroft[39] (1915–2011)
* Vicki Roycroft[40] (born 1953)
* Wayne Roycroft[41] (born 1946)
* Heath Ryan[42] (born 1958)
* Matthew Ryan[43] (born 1964)

## S

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* Wendy Schaeffer[44] (born 1974)
* Janine Shepherd[45] (born 1962)
* Anne Skinner (born 1954)
* Wayne Slattery[46] (born 1970)

## T

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* Bunty Thompson[47] (1925–2017)
* Stuart Tinney[48] (born 1964)
* Maree Tomkinson[49] (born 1968)
* Edwina Tops-Alexander[50] (born 1974)

## U

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* Katie Umback[51] (born 1973)
* Art Uytendaal[52] (born 1931)

## W

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* Meg Wade[53] (born 1961)
* Matt Williams[54] (born 1985)
* May Wirth[55] (1894–1978)

## References

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36. ^ "Profile: Denis Pigott". sports-reference.com. Archived from the original on 13 November 2012. Retrieved 12 November 2011.
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