Sophia Hill on Humble Glory at Adelaide Equestrian Festival CCI 2023
Sophia Hill finished on the podium in third place at the 2023 Adelaide Equestrian Festival, her first ever CCI5*.
Sophia and her off the track thoroughbred Humble Glory finished on their dressage score, the only combination to jump double clear around the CCI5* course that runs through the Adelaide city centre parklands and this is how they did it.
Zara Tindall on Class Affair at Bramham International Horse Trials 2023
Missing cross country action? We’ve got something special for you!
Watch Zara Tindall and Class Affair storm around the CCI4*-S cross country at Bramham International Horse Trials 2023, where they took third place.
Watch our interviews with Zara, second placed Mollie Summerland and CCI4*-S winner, Selina Milnes at Bramham here
Flo Carter’s ‘2024 Event Tier Review’ Vlog
We all know that eventing has highs and lows so, when eventing rider and vlogger Flo Carter decided to do a 2023 event round-up with a difference on her YouTube channel, we were happy to help out with cross country video footage of her best and worst competition rides of the year in her “Tier Review’.
We loved the result and think you will too!
Rosalind Canter on Lordships Graffalo at Eventing Spring Carnival at Thoresby Park International 2023
Remarkably, the 17h gelding known as ‘Walter’ had just six eventing competition starts in 2023 and his second start of the year, which proved to be a very wet one, was in the CCI4*-S at The Eventing Spring Carnival, Thoresby Park International in early April. They completed in sixth place but their ease on cross country heralded what was to come at Badminton a few weeks’ later and the Europeans in August.
Emma Webb #doitforbrodie at London International Horse Show
Emma Webb’s 19-day 158 mile walk, whilst towing ‘Miles’ – a life-size resin horse – from the David Broome Event Centre in Chepstow to the London International Horse Show, finally came to an end at 1pm on Wednesday as the London International Horse Show got underway.
Many spectators and supporters watched on as Emma, who has been walking in tribute to her daughter Brodie, who sadly died in March 2020 to raise money for Papyrus (Prevention of Youth Suicide) and Riders’ Minds, ended her walk outside the ExCel stadium.
