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Sunday’s eventing finale at the FEI World Championships in Aachen was a fitting end to a rollercoaster week, but the one constant throughout has been the British team leading the competition from start to finish. In a thrilling showjumping final

A super-Saturday of equestrian action delighted fans at the FEI World Championships in Aachen, Germany yesterday. It was the final day of the vaulting competition, with Britain’s Urssie Levett performing her free test, while the eventers completed their cross-country phase.

At last year’s Al Shira’aa British Young Horse Championships William Rekert and Corinio Z won the Al Shira’aa British 5 Year Old Championship title – and this year the pair continued their reign of dominance with a win in the

Last year’s winners Robert Whitaker and Vermento secured a third win in the Al Shira’aa King George V Gold Cup today, on the final day of the Agria Royal International Horse Show.Not since the great Foxhunter took Harry Llewellyn to

Holly Smith made the journey down from Leicestershire to Hickstead with one specific aim – to win this year’s JCL Insurance Brokers Queen Elizabeth II Cup. It was the first time the 37-year-old rider has won this prestigious national final, and

The host team won the Agria Nations Cup of Great Britain today at Hickstead, making it a third British win in four years.Twelve months ago, Great Britain missed out on a hat-trick of victories when finishing runner up to Germany.

Gemma Stevens became the first rider to win the Ashby Underwriting Eventers’ Challenge three times in its current format, producing an assured victory on reigning champion Cooley Park Muze.Drawn last to go out of 24 starters, West Sussex-based Gemma kept

Anya Dewey Clarke made history twice today at the Agria Royal International Horse Show when she became the first rider to win the Pro Ponies UK Winter 128cm Championship three times, as well as the first to also win the

The USA’s Kent Farrington, the highest ranked showjumper in the world, is among the entries for this week’s Agria Royal International Horse Show at Hickstead (22-26 July). He brings Descartes Sr, a hugely talented nine-year-old with whom he won the $340,000 Kentucky

The rain may have been a feature on day one at the Defender Bramham International Horse Trials but, in Yorkshire, it never spoils a good party. The dressage on display in the Defender CCI4*-S and CCI4*-L sections kept a dedicated