The Tribune

THE member federations of the Caribbean Equestrian Association (CEA) elected a new executive board for the 2026-2028 term at the CEA’s recent Annual General Meeting, naming Bahamian Catherine Ramsingh-Pierre as president.

Ramsingh-Pierre, a founding member of Equestrian Bahamas, has served as president of the Bahamas’ national federation for equestrian sport since its recognition in 2019 by the Fédération Équestre Internationale (FEI).

She previously served as Group IV representative on the FEI Solidarity Committee from 2021–2025, and most recently as vice-president of the CEA from 2024–2026 before her election to the presidency.

A lifelong rider and respected administrator and educator, Ramsingh-Pierre brings a strong blend of analytical skill, educational expertise, and deep passion for equestrian sport. Her leadership philosophy emphasizes athlete development, transparency in governance, grassroot access, and the transformative educational value of equestrian sport.

The newly elected CEA Executive Board is as follows:

President: Cathy Ramsingh-Pierre (Bahamas)

Vice-President: Inga Serrette Fletcher (Trinidad & Tobago)

Secretary: Jodie McTaggart (Cayman Islands)

Treasurer: Nathanaël Permal (Martinique)

The CEA represents 11 member nations, working collaboratively to strengthen equestrian sport across the Caribbean through competition, education, and regional development initiatives.

Ramsingh-Pierre expressed her enthusiasm for the upcoming term, stating her commitment to building a “stronger, more connected, and more empowered equestrian community in the region.”

Her election marks a proud moment for Bahamian equestrian sport, highlighting the country’s growing influence and leadership within the international equestrian landscape.