Articles from British Equestrian

Featured image BEF / Kirsty Pasto On Friday 3 October, British Equestrian proudly unveiled groundbreaking new research that, for the first time, puts a clear monetary value on the impact of equestrian activity in the UK. Developed in partnership with leading social value specialists State of Life, the research findings reveal that equestrianism annually delivers £1.2 billion of social value,

Photo Credit Peter Nixon / BPIHT After three days of intense competition against the iconic backdrop of Blenheim Palace, the Agria FEI Eventing Championship 2025 all came down to the final showjumping phase. This was the day when medals would be won and names would be written into the history books. With four of the six British squad members out of the

Photo Credit British Equestrian / Jon Stroud Months in the making, the eagerly awaited cross-country day at the Agria FEI European Eventing Championships 2025 was set to be a true test of talent. It was to be Captain Mark Phillips’s final major event course design responsibility, and he set a track which ensured the medals would not be won in the dressage

Photo credit British Equestrian / Jon Stroud Media After day one at the Agria FEI Eventing European Championships, it was the now-familiar tussle between Great Britain and Germany that made the headlines, with both nations dominating the team and induvial podium placings. Today, it was the culmination of the dressage phase and the ground jury of Sandy Philips (GBR – President), Valerie

Photo Credit British Equestrian / Jon Stroud Media. With Wednesday’s opening ceremony declaring the 37th Agria FEI Eventing European Championships officially underway, it was down to the business end of the Agria Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials with day one of dressage. The responsibility of judging the 55 championship tests fell to ground jury of Sandy Philips (GBR – President), Valerie Pride (USA) and