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2026-10-18 15:30:01 -

LIVE | Jumping for 7yo horses - FEI WBFSH Eventing World Breeding Championship for Young Horses

Enjoy now the Jumping for 7yo horses, part of the FEI WBFSH Eventing World Breeding Championship 2026 in Lion d'Angers!

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2026-10-18 14:00:01 -

back to back to back win for Cathrine Dufour & Freestyle | FEI Dressage World Cup Herming 2026

There's simply no place like home! Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour and Mount St. John Freestyle showed exactly why she holds the ...

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2026-10-18 09:30:01 -

MORGAN HORSE | RIDE presented by Longines

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2026-10-18 06:00:29 -

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Blind pony transforming lives among HAPPA award winners
A blind pony who supports young people and prisoners was among the worthy winners at the Horse and Ponies Protection Associations (HAPPA) Charity Gala and Hoof & Hearts Awards.The Burnley charity welcomed a sold-out crowd to the Dunkenhalgh Hotel and raised more than 10,000 for its rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming work. The awards uncovered inspiring tales from across the North of England and the wider UK, celebrating rescue, recovery, second chances and remarkable bonds between people and animals. Andy FordAt HAPPA, we know that rescue is about far more than one moment of intervention; it is about patience, trust, rehabilitation and the belief that every animal deserves safety, dignity and the opportunity to thrive, said HAPPA Chief Executive Officer Sarah Arthur.The awards reflect the very ethos of HAPPA: to recognise hope where others may see hardship, celebrate kindness in action and shine a light on those who dedicate themselves to improving the lives of animals. The Hoof & Hearts Awards are an opportunity to come together in gratitude, pride, and shared purpose championing the animals who enrich our lives and the people who give them the futures they deserve.The award winners Andy FordEight worthy award winners were crowned at the ceremony on 26 September, these included the Horsepower Hero, sponsored by SMART Saddles, Daisy the pony (pictured top). Daisy of Tracks Through Pastures is a blind but brilliantly big-hearted mare who supports young people and prisoners through therapeutic equine learning.Daisy was rescued as a blind pony with no background information or history, said a HAPPA spokesperson. Though Daisy has her own challenges, she is always giving back. She supports young people with poor mental health or who are struggling in school.Daisy is part of an alternative provision providing therapeutic interventions and animal learning courses. She also visits prisoners to support their social and mental health through equine facilitated learning. Andy FordThe other winners were:The Fur-Ever Friend, sponsored by The Royal Dyche, was Duke of York the horse. Catherine Mawdsleys companion of 31 years has taught three generations and made an inspiring recovery from stress laminitis.The Rescue Centre of the Year, sponsored by Scope Fire & Security Ltd, was Homeward Bound. The volunteer-led rescue reunites, treats, and rehomes cats and dogs while tackling local feral and stray populations.The Fur-Ever Home Hero, sponsored by Neuro-Sparks Business Solutions, was Molly Kate Stowe. Molly gave horses Sparkie and Kasper the home they needed to survive and thrive. The Rescue Rockstar, sponsored by PM+M Solutions, was Paula Knowles of Pendle Dogs in Need. For 13 years, Paula has fought for abandoned and unwanted dogs and puppies.The Tail Blazer, sponsored by Gallop & Graze, was Equine QR. Tina and her team created QR products that give emergency responders vital horse and rider information in an instant. The Rescue of the Year, sponsored by HAPPA, was RSPCA George. Orphaned at birth, George found Theo and together they have won twenty-six national dressage titles and represented England. Andy FordThe judges also gave special recognition to Katie Smart of Sir George and Leash and Release. After Sir George died in a dog attack, Katie turned heartbreak into an educational campaign promoting safer encounters around horses, livestock, wildlife, and people.HAPPA is inviting the public to nominate a special animal, person, or organisation for the Hoof & Hearts Awards 2027.Nominations open on 1 October 2026, giving the next deserving pack of animal heroes their chance to shine at the Charitys next Gala and Awards Evening.Related contentHow to tell if a horse is happy: behaviourist reveals 13 key signsHow to provide a stabled horse with the three Fs (and why its so important that you do)5 things your horses vet really wishes you wouldnt doHow to prepare for autumn with your horseThe post Blind pony transforming lives among HAPPA award winners appeared first on Your Horse.

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2026-10-18 02:30:29 -

Charlotte Bettendorf & Kalliope Dominate $60,000 Hagyard Grand Prix at Fall Classic 4
Wilmington, Ohio Twenty-six competitive horse-and-rider combinations met in the Standlee Sanctuary at World Equestrian Center Wilmington (WEC) for the $60,000 Hagyard Equine Medical Institute Grand Prix of Fall Classic 4. Alan Wade designed a challenging track for the field, with only six partnerships returning for the jump-off. Charlotte Bettendorf proved her dominance once againSource

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2026-10-17 11:00:01 -

LIVE | Cross Country for 6yo horses - FEI WBFSH Eventing World Breeding Championship

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Its a no-brainer: British event rider supports Air Ambulance fundraising appeal
Five-star event rider Bubby Upton is urging members of the public to donate to an appeal made by the Air Ambulance service that came to her aid after she suffered a serious riding accident.East Anglian Air Ambulance has launched an appealto fund its relocation and the construction of a new air base near the Suffolk/Cambridge border. The Cambridge Air Base Appeal has so far raised 5.1 million of its 8.2 million target and Bubby hopes sharing her story will encourage more donations.In August 2023, Bubby suffered a spinal injury after the horse she was riding reared and fell on top of her breaking several vertebrae in her back. East Anglian Air Ambulance were quickly on scene to bring enhanced skills, equipment and advanced pain relief. The Air Ambulance crew worked with the land ambulance team to stabilise Bubby with c-spine blocks to minimise the risk of further injuries on the journey to hospital and then accompanied her to Addenbrookes Hospital by land ambulance. At hospital she underwent seven hours of surgery to repair the fractures in her back.Life-saving workThe expertise of the medical team that attended me was everything, said Bubby. I can honestly say, hand on heart, that I wouldnt be doing what I am today if it wasnt for East Anglian Air Ambulance. Supporting them and their appeal for a new base is a no-brainer for me.Bubby made a remarkable recovery and was back in the saddle just 12 weeks after the accident. She finished 10that Mars Badminton Horse Trials in 2024 and represented Great Britain at the 2025 FEI European Eventing Championships at Blenheim Palace.Making a differenceWe are incredibly grateful to our patients and their families like Bubby who choose to share their experiences with us, said Stuart Wyle, Director of Fundraising and Supporters at East Anglian Air Ambulance.We know that revisiting what can often have been an incredibly difficult and frightening time isnt always easy, but their stories have such a powerful impact. They help give our appeals real meaning, helping people understand the difference East Anglian Air Ambulance can make when someone is seriously ill or injured, and why continued support for our lifesaving service is so important. We are grateful to Bubby, her family and all those who have so far backed the Cambridge Air Base Appeal. We have made huge progress in a very short space of time with our fundraising campaign and are thankful for every donation received.East Anglian Air Ambulances Cambridge base is scheduled to close in 2029. In order to maintain the 24/7 lifesaving critical care service the charity currently provides, they need to relocate and build a new air base. Planning permission has been granted to build a base on the outskirts of Fulbourn but funds are required to enable this to happen.To donate to the appeal, click here. Image of Stuart Wyle, Director of Fundraising and Supporters at East Anglian Air Ambulance with Bubby Upton East Anglian Air Ambulance.More from Your HorseBubby Uptons tips for helping a distracted horse focusPiggy March training: jump out of trot to test rider balance and build trust in your horseOliver Townends training tactics for a horse who is very tense or freshRos Canters grid exercise to slow a keen or strong horse when youre jumpingThe post Its a no-brainer: British event rider supports Air Ambulance fundraising appeal appeared first on Your Horse.

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2026-10-16 22:00:31 -

Colin Syquia Scores One-Two Finish in the $10,000 USHJA National Open Hunter Derby of Fall Classic 4
Wilmington, Ohio The R+L Arena at World Equestrian Center Wilmington (WEC), decorated in mums, pumpkins and cornstalks for the Fall Classic Series, once again set the stage for another Hunter Derby Friday. Colin Syquia ultimately dominated the $10,000 USHJA National Open Hunter Derby as the only rider to soar into the 90s, earning a one-two finish with Jasper De La Tour (Dollar Du Rouet xSource

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2026-10-16 17:30:02 -

LIVE | 01 Grand Prix - FEI Dressage World Cup - Western European League Herning 2026

Enjoy now the Grand Prix, part of the FEI Dressage World Cup in Herning! Subscribe to our YouTube channel & hit the bell!

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Grand Final: 3 Year Old Filly Loose Jumping Results
The Grand Final of the 3-year-old filly loose jumping Championship took place in Emerald Equestrian Centre on the15th October. The final ran alongside the final for the 2026 Foal Championship. Loose Jumping is funded by the Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine, under National Breeding Services, and delivered by Horse Sport Ireland.HSI would like to thank all of the judges through the qualifiers and finals for their expert views and knowledge at the 2026 Foal Championship & Loose Jumping. All six judges at the final commended the high standard and tough competition in the final this year. HSI would also like to express their gratitude to all Arena Party members, vets, host venues and the countless other individuals that help run the Foal Championship and Loose Jumping each year.Horse Sport Ireland would like to thank the Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine for their continued support of the Foal Championship and Loose Jumping each year under National Breeding Services. They highlight the importance of identifying and rewarding breeders who have bred animals that have the potential to be competitive at the highest level in the disciplines of Show Jumping or Eventing. Such evaluation of our young horses and ponies is imperative to the continued success of our Irish bred horses and ponies.The 3-year-old Eventing fillies were first into the ring. The Eventing section of the 3YO loose jumping was judged by Rosemarie Connors and Andrew Williams. The Champion filly in the eventing section was won by Ciara Power with her filly Tullibards What About Yeh (ISH), bred by Hans Jurgen Kuehnle, by Tullibards Bennys Legacy (OLD) out of Tullibards Nightstar Cara (OLD) by Carambole (KWPN). Reserve Champion was Lisa Baileys filly RHL So Dignified (ISH) by Dignified Vant Zorgvliet (BWP) out of Hamford Peggy Sue (TB) by Mohaajir (TB), bred by Patrick Hamilton. Wellan Flowtime (ISH) was 3rd place, bred and owned by Jim Newsam by Derryveeney Cruise (CP), out of Wellan Mystique (ISH) by Mighty Magic (HOLST).The three-year-old Showjumping section was the last class of the day and was judged by Richard Bourns and Paul Duffy. The Champion filly in the showjumping section was won by Hogg Sport Horses filly Ballyheerin Chaccobella (ISH), by Chacoon Blue (MECKL) out of ESI Bell Star (ISH), by Dakar VDL (KWPN). She was bred by Ballyheerin Sport Horses. Reserve Champion was won by Aurora CC (ISH), owned and bred by Dominic Bligh. The filly is by Darry Lou (KWPN), out of Artista Vant Roosakker Z (ZANG), by Agana VH Gerendal Z (ZANG). Rose BW (ISH) was placed 3rd. This filly is by Romanov (KWPN), out of Blondy Della Caccia (SI), by Baloubet Du Rouet (SF). Breeder Ballywalter Stables and owned by Thomas OLeary.Full results below:3YO Eventing results1st Tullibards What About Yeh (ISH), by Tullibards Bennys Legacy (OLD), out of Tullibards Nightstar Cara (OLD), by Carambole (KWPN). Breeder: Hans Jurgen Kuehnle. Owner: Ciara Power2nd RHL So Dignified (ISH), by Dignified Vant Zorgvliet (BWP), out of Hamford Peggy Sue (TB), by Mohaajir (TB), Breeder: Patrick Hamilton. Owner: Lisa Bailey3rd Wellan Flowtime (ISH), by Derryveeney Cruise (CP), out of Wellan Mystique (ISH), byMighty Magic (HOLST). Breeders: Margaret & Jim Newsam. Owner: Jim Newsam4th Unnamed (ISH), by Alicante (HOLST), out of Dallas Summer (ISH), by Dallas VDL (BWP). Breeder/Owner: Jillian Nelson5th Naptown Harry (ISH), by Sir Harry (BES), out of Glenaguile Flight (ISH), by Errigal Flight (ISH). Breeder: Fionn Campbell. Owner: Adrianna Hurst6th GSA Furety (ISH), by I Am W (KWPN), out of Castlestrange (ISH), by Hermes De reve (SF). Breeder: Alan Connaughton. Owner: Charles Hanley3YO Showjumping results1st Ballyheerin Chaccobella (ISH), by Chacoon Blue (MECKL), out of ESI Bell Star (ISH), by Dakar VDL (KWPN). Breeder: Ballyheerin Sport Horses. Owner: Hogg Sport Horses2nd Aurora CC (ISH),2023 by Darry Lou (KWPN) out of Artista Vant Roosakker Z (ZANG) by Agana VH Gerendal Z (ZANG) Breeder/owner: Dominic Bligh3rd Rose BW (ISH), by Romanov (KWPN), out of Blondy Della Caccia (SI), by Baloubet Du Rouet (SF). Breeder: Ballywalter Stables. Owner: Thomas OLeary4th GH Angelina (ISH), by Alicante (HOLST), out of Kaniki (KWPN), by Canabis Z (HOLST). Owner/Breeder: Jennifer French5th Premier Summer (ISH), by Premier Sport (ISH) out of Premier Ebony (ISH), by Cornet Obolensky (BWP). Breeder/Owner: Dominic Rice6th Clarity Quay (ISH) 2023, by Clarimo (HOLST), out of Sandyhill Just Pleasure (ISH) by For Pleasure (HANN) owner/breeder: Brian OMalleyThe post Grand Final: 3 Year Old Filly Loose Jumping Results appeared first on .

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