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The Ripon Select Foods Puissance once again lived up to its headline billing on a sold-out night of dramatic action at Horse of the Year Show. And it ended with the imperious Rachel Proudley claiming a remarkable seventh successive puissance

Day two at the Horse of the Year Show concluded with a pulsating Redpost Equestrian Senior Foxhunter Championship that was won by Samantha Wiseman and A.S His Lordship. First contested at HOYS in 1954, the Senior Foxhunter is widely regarded

Emotional wins on the second evening of HOYS What a day Will Morton had on the Thursday of Horse of the Year Show (HOYS), collecting a first and second placed rosette in the Large and Small Hacks respectively, a Reserve

Laura Tomlinson underlined the importance of Horse of the Year Show’s Dressage Future Elite Championship after winning it for a second time in three years. A Great Britain team gold medallist and individual bronze winner at the London 2012 Olympics,

The Cooper Family Mountain & Moorland Working Hunter Pony of the Year Championship presented competitors with another big, challenging track by Colin Ellison on day two of Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) Ride judge John James and conformation judge

Raphaela Dawson added her name to an illustrious roll of honour at Horse of the Year Show by being crowned Leading Pony Showjumper of the Year. Berkshire-based Raphaela, who helped Great Britain win team gold at this year’s Pony European

Sophia Rogers continued a golden year with victory in the Pony Newcomers Championship at Horse of the Year Show. The 16-year-old, from Essex, had a summer to remember by winning individual and team gold medals at the Pony European Championships

Pippa Goddard added another major title to her Horse of the Year Show portfolio by winning the Talent Seekers, incorporating the seven-year-old Championship, to conclude an action-packed opening day in Birmingham. Pippa, who is based in Canterbury, returned to HOYS

The Alan Marnie & Family (Meta Lounge Limited and SHB (GB)) Working Hunter of the Year Championship brought forward 30 talented starters to contest the title, 75 years on from its inception here at Horse of the Year Show (HOYS).  Technical

Iwan Carpenter reflected on a “phenomenal” feeling after his home-bred Merllyns Special Illusion won the GFS Saddles Senior Newcomers Championship at Horse of the Year Show. The 22-year-old, who is based in North Wales, was last to go during a