The Board of Horse Sport Ireland has today [August 24] presented a petition to the High Court seeking the appointment of an Examiner, and an Interim Examiner has been appointed following an order of the High Court.The decision follows the crystallisation of a substantial legacy liability relating to the defence of a longstanding legal action brought by Studbook Development Ireland Limited t/a Warmblood Studbook of Ireland against various defendants, including HSI.Having considered all the available options, and taken professional legal and financial advice, the Board believes that Examinership provides the best available opportunity to protect the organisation, preserve employment and secure its long-term future.Horse Sport Ireland continues to operate, and management will work constructively with the Examiner, employees, funders, creditors and other stakeholders throughout the process.Examinership is a statutory corporate rescue process and is intended to provide a viable company with an opportunity to restructure its affairs under the protection and supervision of the Court.As the matter is now before the Court, it would not be appropriate for the Board to comment further on the circumstances giving rise to the proceedings or on matters that may fall for consideration by the Court.The Board will provide further updates when it is appropriate to do so.The post HSI statement regarding appointment of examiner appeared first on .

When the temperatures drop and the morning frost sets in, one thing remains constantthe unshakeable bond between dogs and their humans. This winter, WeatherBeeta is celebrating that connection with their most thoughtful range of dog coats yet.Engineered with anatomical precision, premium materials, and a whole lot of heart, the WeatherBeeta Dog Coat collection is made for dogs who do more than just stay warmthey explore, play, and cuddle with style and confidence. Whether your pup is chasing snowflakes or snoozing by the fire, WeatherBeetas new high-performance coats are designed to move with them, protect them, and keep them cosy no matter the weather.Whats New? Key Pieces to WatchComFiTec Premier Deluxe Waterproof Dog CoatAvailable in: 2 colourwaysRain, wind, or snow the WeatherBeeta ComFiTec Premier Deluxe Waterproof Dog Coat has your pup covered in style. Made with tough 1200 denier ripstop fabric, cosy 150g insulation, and a silky 210T lining, it offers serious protection without sacrificing comfort. Thoughtful details like shaped leg openings, a high collar, reflective trim, and a waterproof lead portal make it perfect for dogs who love to explore, no matter the weather.Shop the ComFiTec Premier Deluxe Waterproof Dog CoatComFiTec Reflective Showerproof Dog CoatFor dogs who never miss an adventure, the WeatherBeeta ComFiTec Reflective Showerproof Dog Coat offers comfort, visibility, and protection in one sleek design. Lightweight 150g fill and a high collar help keep your pup warm, while the reflective, showerproof fabric ensures they stay dry and seen in low light. With shaped leg openings, a lead portal, and easy belly closures, its made for movementrain or shine.Meet the ComFiTec Reflective Showerproof Dog CoatComFiTec Classic Waterproof Dog CoatFor everyday comfort, the WeatherBeeta ComFiTec Classic Waterproof Dog Coat is a reliable go-to. With 100g of lightweight insulation and a waterproof, breathable 600 denier outer, its built to handle drizzly walks, chilly mornings, and everything in between. The touch tape chest and belly closures make it quick to put on and take offideal for fuss-free daily wear.Discover the ComFiTec Classic Waterproof Dog CoatComFiTec Reflective 300D Deluxe Showerproof Dog CoatAvailable in: Orange, YellowThe WeatherBeeta ComFiTec Reflective 300D Deluxe Showerproof Dog Coat is built for visibility, warmth, and freedom of movement. With 220g insulation, a high collar, and breathable 300 denier fabric, it keeps your dog comfortable in chilly, damp conditions. Reflective trim adds visibility, while the waterproof zip lead portal and ski-clip belly closure make walkies easy, whatever the weather.Meet the ComFiTec Reflective 300D Deluxe Showerproof Dog CoatComFiTec Fleece Zip Dog CoatAvailable in: 2 colourwaysWhere comfort meets cosy, the WeatherBeeta ComFiTec Fleece Zip Dog Coat delivers lightweight warmth with a super-soft, anti-pill fleece that feels as good as it looks. A high collar with an adjustable drawstring offers extra protection from chilly winds, while the zip closure and rear leg straps ensure a snug, secure fit. With a handy lead portal on the back, its as practical as it is comfortableperfect for everyday winter walks.Browse the ComFiTec Fleece Zip Dog CoatWhether your dog is a fearless adventurer or a fireside snuggler, WeatherBeetas Dog Coat range has a coat designed to keep them warm, dry, and ready for whatever the season brings. With thoughtful details, premium materials, and a fit that moves with your pup, its more than just outerwearits care in every stitch.The post For Every Wag, Walk, and Winter Chill: Discover WeatherBeetas New Dog Coats appeared first on Your Horse.

British showjumper Harry Charles produced one of the most remarkable comebacks in recent World Championship history, turning a week that appeared to be slipping away from him into an individual bronze medal at Aachen, Germany. Riding the extraordinary LT Holst Freda (pictured top), Harry was one of only three combinations to jump double clear in Sundays two-round individual final, alongside newly crowned world champion Steve Guerdat from Switzerland and silver medallist Thibeau Spits from Belgium.And the achievement was all the more extraordinary given that Harry had only been partnered with Freda for around 10 weeks.What a roller coaster of a week, he said. I thought I blew it on the first day when we had a fence down.His opening speed round on Wednesday had indeed left him down in 44th, while a further costly round on Thursday saw him fall to 59th after incurring another four faults. Yet Freda kept improving, and Harry kept fighting.Honestly I wondered if it was the right thing to even jump today, admitted Harry, who began Sunday in 23rd on 7.17 penalties. But then I thought you never know what could happen.It turned out to be the right decision.The first round of the individual final immediately transformed the picture. Harry produced a superb clear, moving into medal contention, and then returned to produce another faultless performance when the pressure was enormous. He ultimately finished on his carried-forward 7.17 penalties, taking bronze. Only Guerdat and Spits could match his double-clear achievement.She ate the first course today said Harry. And it was still a massive long shot going into a second round, but I thought I would just let her do her thing.And Freda certainly did.It was enormous, and to be honest, ate it again. I cant believe the feeling I got, and I cant believe the horse I have. Its something Ive dreamed about since I was a kid. I felt I hadnt performed properly in a championship yet and maybe that was something I lacked as a rider, but I really fought through it this week.Yet, as is so often the case with a great championship performance, Harry was quick to deflect the credit towards his horse.I have an incredible horse. That really is all it comes down to, he said. She got this bronze, and I was just lucky to be sat on her.The story of Freda has been almost as extraordinary as the result. Originally sourced for Charles wife Eve, the New Zealand-bred mare caught his eye immediately.I dont think you even need to try this horse, Harry recalled telling Eve after seeing Freda for the first time. I was so in love with her.When Eve asked whether he thought the mare could make the World Championships, Harry initially said no. His father, London Olympic gold medallist Peter, however, said absolutely.Ten weeks later, they have a World Championship bronze medal.She is a freak, Harry said. The amount of power she can generate and her nature.And Aachen, a venue which Harry admitted had not always been kind to him, has now become a happier hunting ground.This place is so special, he said. As a kid growing up, this was the place everyone talked about. You saw all your idols, the people winning here, and to have a championship here it does not get any better.Behind Harry, Ben Maher had arrived at the final in the strongest position of the British trio. The Olympic champion was third overnight on just 1.01 penalties with Point Break, having been faultless over the championships opening three rounds.But the individual final proved brutally unforgiving. Bens first-round mistake, where he picked up a refusal at the wavy planks, ended his medal hopes, taking him out of contention before the decisive second round. Bens disappointment was particularly acute after such a strong week.It was just small mistake, but thats not good enough at this level, he said.He explained that Point Break had made a huge effort through the triple combination, before Ben had to react quickly after the water.That was good riding, he reflected. But then we probably paid for it afterwards.The stallion subsequently became unsettled, and Ben felt he took his eye away from the plank for the briefest moment.He took his eye off the jump for a very, very split second, and didnt pick up, said Ben. Im so disappointed, but overall he jumped well.There was heartbreak, too, for Scott Brash. The overnight leader after Thursdays second qualifier, Scott had dropped to 10th after the first fence fell in Fridays team final. He nevertheless recovered brilliantly to help Britain win team bronze.In the individual final, however, his medal hopes ended in dramatic fashion. After a fence down in the first round, Hello Mango caught the first element of the triple combination in the second round. She paddled through the second element and Scott was unseated as she jumped the third. Both horse and rider were reported to be none the worse for wear though. Steve Guerdat and Dynamix de BelhemeAt the sharp end, Steve Guerdats consistency with the super mare Dynamix de Belheme, finally delivered him first place. He carried 0.86 penalties from the opening days and then added two clears in the individual final to become world champion. Thibeau Spits, who carried 5.60 penalties into the final, also jumped double clear for silver aboard Impress-K vant Kattenheye Z.Related contentBrilliant bronze for Britain as Germany reign supreme at showjumping World ChampionshipsSophie Wells leads British para dressage medal charge with World Championship goldThe most incredible feeling in the world: Lottie Fry and Glamourdale claim history-making World Championship freestyle gold for Britain Brilliant Britain strike gold at eventing World Championships as Michael Jung takes individual title and Brits fill the rest of the podium The post I cant believe the horse I have: Harry Charles storms to World Championship bronze appeared first on Your Horse.

Magnetic and infrared therapy rugs are often grouped together, but the technology, construction and recommended wear times are different. Here is a practical comparison of Premier Equines Magni-Teque and Nano-Tec rugs, including what riders should realistically expect from each. Magnetic Infrared Quick answer Magnetic and infrared rugs use completely different technologies. The Magni-Teque Magnetic Horse Rug uses 238 static ferrite magnets positioned across key areas of the rug and neck. The Nano-Tec Infrared Horse Rug uses mineral-containing fibres fused into its lining, designed to reflect some of the horses own emitted heat back as infrared thermal radiation. Magni-Teque has a maximum recommended wear time of four hours. Nano-Tec can be built up to around four hours for routine use and, where appropriate, up to twelve hours. Start with the purpose What is a therapy rug for horses? A therapy rug is designed to become part of a horses management routine around work and rest. Depending on the technology, it may be used before exercise, after the horse has finished work, or during a controlled period of rest. Therapy rug describes a category rather than one single method. Magnetic rugs and infrared textile rugs should not be treated as interchangeable products. Their construction is different, their use instructions are different and the claims made about them should be considered carefully. The useful question is not simply which therapy rug is better. It is which technology fits the way you manage your horse. Side by side Magnetic vs infrared therapy rugs: the key differences Both Premier Equine rugs are designed for pre- and post-exercise routines, but they achieve that through different materials and different wear guidance. Feature Magni-Teque Magnetic Nano-Tec Infrared Technology 238 static flexible ferrite magnets across rug and neck cover Mineral-containing Nano-Tec fibres fused into the fabric lining Construction Soft breathable mesh with antibacterial nylon at wither and shoulder Breathable 3D ducted sports mesh with moisture-wicking infrared lining Introduction 30 minutes to 1 hour per day during the first week 30 minutes to 1 hour per day during the first week Routine wear Typically 14 hours, built up gradually Around 4 hours after gradual introduction Maximum stated wear 4 hours per day after two weeks Up to 12 hours After exercise Only once the horse is dry, at normal temperature and resting with a regular heart rate Designed for post-exercise use with a moisture-wicking, breathable lining During exercise No No. Designed for use around exercise and during rest Always follow the current product instructions supplied with the rug. Guidance may be updated as products develop. Technology 01 How the Magni-Teque Magnetic Horse Rug is constructed The detachable neck cover adds 74 magnets to the 164 positioned within the main rug. Magni-Teque is built around individual static magnets. There are 164 magnets in the main rug and 74 in the detachable neck cover, giving 238 in total. Each is specified as a 600 Gauss high-energy flexible ferrite magnet with a 50 mm plume field zone. They are stitched into defined positions across the rug and neck rather than placed in one central panel. 238 magnetsAcross the rug and neck cover 600 GaussSpecified per flexible ferrite magnet 14 hoursTypical wear after gradual introduction 4 hoursMaximum stated daily wear The rug uses a soft breathable mesh, with antibacterial nylon lining over the wither and shoulder. A therapy rug still needs to sit comfortably and manage heat while the horse is standing at rest. View Magni-Teque Use matters as much as construction. The horse should be at rest with a regular heart rate. After exercise, wait until the horse has returned to a normal temperature and is dry. Do not use Magni-Teque on a sweaty or wet horse or during exercise. Technology 02 How the Nano-Tec Infrared Horse Rug is constructed Nano-Tec uses an infrared textile lining rather than individual magnets. Nano-Tec uses a textile-based approach. Nano nylon filaments containing minerals are fused within the fabric fibres. The fabric is designed to reflect some heat and energy emitted by the horse back towards the body as infrared thermal radiation. Nano-Tec is not an electrical blanket and it does not contain an infrared lamp. Its infrared function comes from the material itself. 3D sports meshDesigned for breathability and temperature management Moisture-wickingFor pre- and post-exercise routines 4 hoursOptimum routine use after gradual introduction Up to 12 hoursMaximum stated wear time The 3D ducted sports mesh helps regulate temperature, while the lining is breathable and moisture-wicking. The infrared technology is fused into the fabric and is designed to last for the lifetime of the product when cared for correctly. View Nano-Tec Evidence matters What does the evidence say about therapy rugs for horses? Therapy products sit in an area where rider experience, product design and scientific evidence are not always the same thing. We believe those should be kept separate. Static magnetic therapy Static magnetic products are widely used in equestrian management. However, controlled research in healthy horses has not shown a significant increase in muscle blood flow from static magnetic blankets or wraps compared with placebo controls. Infrared textile products Nano-Tecs construction can be described precisely: mineral-containing fibres are fused into the fabric and designed to reflect emitted heat as infrared radiation. Clinical effects on an individual horse should not be overstated without direct evidence. For injury, pain, swelling, lameness or persistent symptoms, product use should sit alongside veterinary assessment rather than replace it. In the routine When should you use a therapy rug? For most riders, the value of a therapy rug comes from consistency. It should have a clear place in the horses routine rather than being used randomly. Before exercise: during a calm period of rest before tacking up. After exercise: as part of a controlled post-work routine. With Magni-Teque, the horse must first be dry and back to normal temperature and heart rate. On rest or lighter-work days: where a regular management routine is already established. For horses in regular training: where the owner wants a repeatable pre- or post-exercise process. A therapy rug should never become a reason to ignore a change in the horse. New stiffness, pain, heat, swelling, altered movement or persistent symptoms deserve proper assessment. Wear time How long should a horse wear a therapy rug? Magni-Teque Magnetic Horse Rug Start with 30 minutes to one hour per day during the first week. Build gradually. Premier Equines current guidance is a maximum of four hours per day after two weeks. Nano-Tec Infrared Horse Rug Begin with 30 minutes to one hour per day during the first week. Build towards around four hours for routine use. Current product guidance states that Nano-Tec may be left on for up to twelve hours. Longer is not automatically better. Gradual introduction gives you time to observe the horse and establish whether the product fits comfortably into the management routine. Decision guide Which Premier Equine therapy rug should you choose? There is no universal winner. Choose on technology, intended wear time and how you want to use the rug. Consider Magni-Teque if You want a defined magnetic routine. It suits riders looking specifically for a static magnetic rug with magnets positioned across major areas of the body and neck, used during shorter controlled periods of rest. Consider Nano-Tec if You prefer a textile-based infrared option. It suits riders who want breathable 3D mesh, moisture-wicking construction and the flexibility of a longer stated maximum wear time. If your priority is simply drying a very sweaty horse after work, a dedicated horse cooler rug may be the more direct product category to consider. Use responsibly Safety, contraindications and when to speak to your vet Do not use either rug over open wounds. Do not use on mares in foal. Magni-Teque should not be used near pacemakers. Magni-Teque must not be used during exercise. Do not put Magni-Teque on a sweaty or wet horse after work. If symptoms persist, contact your veterinary surgeon. Therapy rugs are management products, not diagnostic tools. If a horse is injured, lame, unusually stiff, painful or showing persistent symptoms, seek veterinary advice before relying on any therapy product. Frequently asked Therapy rug FAQs Do magnetic rugs for horses actually work? Riders commonly use magnetic rugs as part of pre- and post-exercise management, but the scientific evidence for static magnets is limited. Controlled studies in healthy horses have not found a significant increase in muscle blood flow from magnetic blankets or wraps compared with placebo controls. What is the difference between a magnetic rug and an infrared rug? A magnetic rug contains physical static magnets positioned within the rug. An infrared textile rug such as Nano-Tec uses mineral-containing fibres fused into the lining and does not contain magnets or an electrical infrared source. Can you put a magnetic rug on a wet or sweaty horse? Not with the Magni-Teque Magnetic Horse Rug. After exercise, Premier Equines current instructions say the horse should have returned to a normal temperature, be dry and have a regular heart rate before the rug is used. How long can a horse wear a magnetic rug? For Magni-Teque, start with 30 minutes to one hour per day and build gradually. The current maximum stated wear time is four hours per day after two weeks. How long can a horse wear an infrared rug? For Nano-Tec, start with 30 minutes to one hour per day. Build towards around four hours for routine use. Current Premier Equine product guidance states that it may be left on for up to twelve hours. Can a horse exercise in a therapy rug? These rugs are designed around exercise and rest rather than to be worn while the horse is being ridden or worked. Magni-Teque specifically must not be used during exercise. Explore the range Choose the therapy technology that fits your horses routine. Compare Premier Equine magnetic and infrared rugs, boots and targeted therapy products. Shop Therapy Rugs Explore Horse Therapy Evidence references Edner A, Lindberg L-G, Brostrm H, Bergh A. Does a magnetic blanket induce changes in muscular blood flow, skin temperature and muscular tension in horses? Equine Veterinary Journal. PubMed. Steyn PF, Ramey DW, Kirschvink J, Uhrig J. Effect of a static magnetic field on blood flow to the metacarpus in horses. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. PubMed.

Cruising is the Dams Sire 4 times this week but continental breeding is becoming more prominent in that roll.The Open Modified result will please traditionalists.See below the up-to-date results for this week unverified results will be added to next weeks results.Frickley Park International and One Day Event (GBR) 20th 23rd August 2026CCI 3* Short Sec 3*2nd Hidalgo (was Sligo Candy K) 2017 gelding by Sligo Candy Boy (ISH) out of Sealiet (KWPN) by Jarenco (KWPN). Breeder: Padraig Howley. Rider: Hector Payne (GBR) 34.4, 0, 1.6 = 36.04th King Carisma (ISH) 2018 gelding by Carisma (SF) out of El Cazadora (TB) by Posidonas (TB). Breeder: Diane Atcheson. Rider: Hector Payne (GBR) 35.7, 4, 0.0 = 39.76th Ardass Tim (ISH) 2019 gelding by Tyson (KWPN) out of Milly Tarmon (ISH) by VDL Arkansas (KWPN). Breeder: Tomas Hester. Rider: Jenny Caras (USA) 31.5, 0, 12.8 = 44.37th Poynstown Braeve (ISH)[was Poynstown Richie & Pontstown MBF] 2013 gelding by Clover Flush (ISH)[TIH] out of Poynstown Amy [ISH] by Chillout [ISH]. Breeder: Paula Widger (Waterford). Rider: Louise Bradley (GBR) 32.3, 0, 13.2 = 45.58th Mr OBOS Hullabaloo (ISH) 2015 gelding by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD) out of KEC Leapalli (ISH) by Aldatus Z (OLD). Breeder: Anna Kennedy. Rider: Leara Schmidt (USA) 35.8, 4, 6.8 = 46.6.CCI 2* Short Sec 2*3rd Edentrillick Dassett Muze (ISH)[was Edentrillick Special Edition] 2019 gelding by Im Special De Muze (BWP) out of Leestone Uno Momento (ISH) by Numero Uno (KWPN). Breeder: William Greene. Rider: Kate Rocher-Smith (GBR) 32.1, 0, 2.4 = 34.55th Kilcandra Harlequin Reward (ISH) 2014 mare by Financial Reward (TB)[IRL] out of Kilcandra Harlequin (ISH) by Harlequin Du Carel (SF). Breeder: Kilcandra Stud. Rider: Lucy Robinson (GBR) 34.8, 0, 0.0 = 34.86th Killountain Quality (ISH) 2019 gelding by Lagans OBOB Quality (ISH) out of Miss Clover Cruise (ISH)[TIH] by Cruising (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Charles Dullea. Rider: Emily King (GBR) 30.9, 4, 0.0 = 34.97th Belline JM Golden Legacy (ISH) 2020 gelding by Vigo DArsouilles (BWP) out of Litanys Toulon (ISH) by Toulon (BWP). Breeder: Jimmy Lawler. Rider: Godfrey Gibbons (IRL) 36.9, 0, 0.0 = 36.98th Little Boy Cruising (ISH)[TIH] 2016 gelding by Cruisings Ambassador (ISH) out of Byrnesgrove Tom (ISH)[TIH] by Ballinaboy Tom (CP). Breeder: Eugene Sheppard. Rider: Cara Williams (GBR) 37.6, 0, 0.0 = 37.6.Advanced Sec 2F4th CFH Capri Vivendi (ISH) 2016 gelding by Capri Van Overis Z (ZANG) out of ARS Vivendi Lady (ISH) by ARA Vivendi (HOLST). Breeder: John Carey. Rider: Jack Mantel (GBR) 36.0, 16, 9.2 = 61.25th Dassett Venture (ISH)[was Russo de Reve] 2017 gelding by Wido (BWP) out of Newmarket Funky Filly (ISH) by Newmarket Venture (HANN). Breeder: Christopher McCarthy. Rider: Kate Rocher-Smith (GBR) 49.5, 0, 14.4 = 63.98th Baskin Cappachino (ISH) 2014 gelding by Future Trend (OLD) out of Baskin Wuthering Heights (ISH) by Chacoa (HOLST). Breeder: Cleo Watson (Dublin). Rider: Emelia Petchell (GBR) 46.5, 14, 9.6 = 70.1.Open Intermediate Sec 2E1st Master Quality Imp (ISH) 2014 gelding by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD) out of Lady Clover Imp (ISH)[TIH] by Master Imp (TB). Breeder: Michael Courtney. Rider: Rafael Losano (BRA) 27.5, 0, 0.0 = 27.53rd Cushlas Indigo (ISH) 2017 gelding by Imperial Heights (ISH)[TIH] out of Olovos Love me Do (AES) by Animo Eliter (AES). Breeder: J P Finlay. Rider: Katie Magee (GBR) 31.8, 0, 1.6 = 33.44th Mr Grey (ISH) 2015 gelding by King of Mourne (ID) out of Dechomet Golden Clover (ISH) by Sheyenne Clover (ISH). Breeder: George Sinnerton. Rider: Charlotte Donald (GBR) 30.5, 0, 6.0 = 36.57th MT Luxaan (ISH) 2018 mare by Cazaan (HOLST) out of Lux So Easy (ISH) by Lux Z (HANN). Breeder: Gareth Carlisle. Rider: Cassie Sanger (GBR) 27.7, 0, 13.6 = 41.38th Monbeg Ebony (ISH) 2014 mare by ARD VDL Douglas (KWPN) out of Ballinabarney Highlight (ISH) by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD). Breeder: John Burke (Galway). Rider: Ellie Healy (GBR) 31.4, 4, 6.8 = 42.2.Intermediate Sec 2D2nd Ballyfree Kannalier (ISH) 2015 gelding by Kannan (KWPN) out of Chair Cavalier (ISH) by Cavalier Royale (HOLST). Breeder: Derek Jennings (Sligo) Rider: Isabel White (GBR) 32.7, 0, 4.4 = 37.15th Ballymolloy Roscoe (ISH) 2018 gelding by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD) out of Ballymolloy Epona (ISH)[TIH] by Ghareeb (TB). Breeder: Gill Langford. Rider: Holly Richardson (GBR) 31.1, 9, 8.4 = 48.5.Open Novice Sec 2C3rd Drummiller Vancouver (ISH) 2020 gelding by Vittorio (HOLST) out of Hillside Adella (ISH)[TIH] by Albinor (TB). Breeder: Louisa Dillon. Rider: Archie Tulloch (GBR) 30.3, 0, 0.0 = 30.34th Dolmen Debenture (ISH) 2014 gelding by Royal Concorde (ISH) out of One for Ber (TB) by Flemensfirth (TB). Breeder: Jack Murphy. Rider: Holly Law (GBR) 30.8, 0, 0.0 = 30.85th Areon (ISH) 2017 gelding by Carisma (SF) out of Simply Jasmine (ISH). Breeder: Krista Todo. Breeder: Krista Todd. Rider: Lucy Robinson (GBR) 31.0, 0, 0.0 = 31.0.Novice Sec 2B1st Kylemore Cool Hero (ISH) 2018 gelding by Diamant de Semilly (SF) out of MHS Kylemore (ISH) by Cardento (HOLST). Breeder: Michael Ormond. Rider: Oliver Townend (GBR) 30.5, 0, 0.0 = 30.54th KMS Avarus (ISH) 2016 gelding by Carrera VDL (KWPN) out of Deluciene (KWPN) by VDL Harley (KWPN). Breeder: Olive Broderick. Rider: Tyler Smith (GBR) 30.0, 0, 4.4 = 34.46th Merlins Rebel (ISH) 2014 gelding by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD) out of Merlins Castaway (ISH)[TIH] by Rich Rebel (TB). Breeder: Willie Fahy. Rider: Terry Walsh (GBR) 35.5, 0, 0.0 = 35.58th Highlandman Loan (ISH) 2019 gelding by Womanizer (KWPN) out of Cause I Love You Z (ZANG) by Cornets Stern (WESTF). Breeder: Sophie & Amy OSullivan. Rider: Jack Mantel (GBR) 32.5, 4, 0.0 = 36.510th Ballyshan Commander (ISH) 2017 gelding by Ballyloskey Courage (ISH) out of Loch View Lass (ISH) by Animo (KWPN). Breeder: Gery Doherty. Rider: Philippa Cross (GBR) 33.0, 0, 4.8 = 37.8.Novice Friday Sec 2A4th Our Grey Goose (unk) 2019 gelding by Emerald Vant Ruytershof (BWP) out of Sweet Whispers (PEID). Beeder: Joanna Hueston. Rider: Lizzie Baugh (GBR) 30.5, 0, 4.4 = 34.98th HSH Connect (ISH) 2017 gelding by Connor 48 (HOLST) out of Vueanda Vant Kelderken (BWP) by Pachat II (SF). Breeder: Antoinett & Patrick Milligan. Rider: Tom Rowland (GBR) 33.8, 4, 0.0 = 37.89th TWS Finn (ISH) 2020 gelding by Luidam (KWPN) out of Lisdeen Coevers Brigade (ISH)[TIH] by Clover Brigade (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Pat Talty. Rider: Ellie Healy (GBR) 31.0, 0, 7.2 = 38.210th Ross Joey (unk) 2014 gelding OIO. Rider: Georgia Reece (GBR) 32.8, 0, 8.8 = 41.6.Novice Saturday Sec 3A3rd Correlli Cruise (ISH) 2015 gelding by FSS Correlli Bravo (ISH) out of Tisrara Cruise (ISH)[TIH] by Cruising (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: John Kelly. Rider: Emily Plant (GBR) 31.5, 0, 4.8 = 36.36th Flirtation (ISH) 2018 mare by Je Taime Flamenco (BWP) out of Kilglass Arkansas (ISH) by VDL Arkansas (KWPN) Breeder: Robert Gray. Rider: Harry Mutch (GBR) 35.3, 0, 6.8 = 42.18th Deise MBF Dynamite (ISH) 2019 gelding by Luidam (KWPN) out of Costa Kica K (SBS) by Kashmir Van Schuttershof (SBS). Breeder: Aidan & Emma de Brun Deise Sporthorses. Rider: Georgie Bowett (GBR) 33.5, 4, 10.0 = 47.510th Standing Point (ISH) 2018 gelding by Pointilliste (TB) out of Puissance Flo (ISH) by Puissance (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Michael Byrne. Rider: George Howard (GBR) 33.8, 8, 8.8 = 50.6.Novice Saturday Sec 3B3rd TC Cobra Cruise (ISH) 2017 mare by Cobra (HOLST) out of TC Miss Cruise (ISH)[TIH] by Cruising (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Tom Clancy Jnr. Rider: Morgan Wyatt (GBR) 26.0, 4, 9.2 = 39.25th As Cool as Cobra (ISH) 2016 gelding by Cobra (HOLST) out of Levallys Dame (ISH) by KEC Bluejay Diamond (ID). Breeder: Eamon Kenny. Rider: Olivia Cave (GBR) 32.3, 0, 8.0 = 40.36th Best Boy Billy (ISH) 2014 gelding by Classe VDL (HOLST)out of Cahernamick (ISH)by ARD VDL Douglas (KWPN). Breeder: Mary Massarella-Fergusson. Rider: Emma Grange (GBR) 29.5, 4, 7.2 = 40.7.Bouckaert Equestrian International and Horse Trials (USA) 20th 23rd August 2026CCI 4* Short1st Cooley Corraghy Diamond (ISH) 2017 gelding by Diamond Roller (ISH) out of Seoladh (ISH)[TIH] by Cruising (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: John Kenny. Rider: Kimberly Severson (USA) 30.1, 0, 11.2 = 41.32nd MBF Starburst (ISH) 2018 mare by Sligo Candy Boy (ISH) out of Monalease (TB) by Terimon (TB). Breeder: Brian Flynn. Rider: Alexandra Knowles (USA) 34.0, 0, 14.8 = 48.85th Shanaclough Quality Clover (ISH) 2014 gelding by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD) out of Shanaclough Clovertone (ISH) by Clover Clon VII (WNTR). Breeder: John Glynn. Rider: Moriah Orms (USA) 42.3, 4, 14.0 = 60.3.CCI 3* Short8th Fernhill Esmerelda (ISH)[was Esmerelda P] 2017 mare by Emerald Vant Ruyterhof (BWP) out of Coralista (ISH) by Corland (HOLST). Breeder: Gemma Stack & Anna Dunne Purcell. Rider: Jonathan Holling (USA) 31.6, 4, 20.8 = 56.410th Cooley Criminal Mind [ISH][was Ballyneety Roly Poly] 2012 gelding by Diamond Roller [ISH] out of Ballyneety Royale (ISH)[TIH] by Beau Royale (TB). Breeder: Fiona Hickey (Limerick). Rider: Riley Zgrebnak (USA) 34.3, 0, 30.4 = 67.7.CCI 2* Short1st Shirsheen Fun For All (ISH)[was Glynnwood Chelsea] 2015 gelding by Tolan R (KWPN) out of Chelsea (KWPN) by Tinkas Boy (KWPN). Breeder: Peter Glynn (Galway). Rider: Michelle Mercier (USA) 28.5, 0, 7.2 = 35.75th MRF Qwlkstep (ISH) 2017 gelding by Metropole (KWPN) out of Silver Comet (TB)[IRL] by Exit to Nowhere (TB). Breeder: Mike Comerford. Rider: Katie Malensek (CAN) 28.9, 4.8, 23.2 = 56.9.Open Intermediate2nd HSH Henry (ISH)[was Twizzler] 2017 gelding by Sligo Candy Boy (ISH) out of Silverfoot (TB)[IRL] by Bravefoot (TB). Breeder: Elizabeth Murphy. Rider: Katelyn Smith (USA) 31.9, 10, 6.0 = 47.94th Wineport Stephanie (ISH) 2017 mare by Hector Van DAbdijhoeve (BWP) out of Wineport Angel (ISH) by Lux Z (HANN). Breeder: Michael OSullivan. Rider: Kelly Prather (USA) 28.8, 0, 28.8 = 57.65th Fernhill Salt Lake (ISH)[was Haw Minister] 2015 gelding by My O My (HOLST) out of Salt Lake City (ISH)[TIH] by Yeats (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: James Hickey. Rider: Waylon Roberts (CAN) 29.0, 8.8, 21.2 = 59.07th Cooley Continental (ISH)[was Woodview Continental] 2015 gelding by Tolan R (KWPN) out of Woodview Douglas Cruise (ISH) by ARD VDL Douglas (KWPN). Breeder: Gerard Ryan. Rider: Amy Cobb (USA) 39.0, 4, 20.4 = 63.49th Fernhill Hotshot (ISH)[was You Two Hotshot] 2016 gelding by Warrenstown You 2 (ISH) out of Ballinamonapark Honet (ISH) by Iroko (WESTF). Breeder: Vahe Bogossian. Rider: Amy Cobb (USA) 42.9, 4, 55.6 = 102.5.Open Preliminary5th Cooley Night Owl (ISH)(was Night Owl) 2020 gelding by Dignified Vant Zorgvliet (BWP) out of Barnadown Looks (ISH) by Lux Z (HANN). Breeder: Maurice Cousins. Rider: Brittany Crandall (USA) 34.2, 0, 16.8 = 51.07th Cooley LA (ISH)[was Boleybawn Calandra] 2016 mare by Dignified Vant Zorgvliet (BWP) out of Boleybawn Corbell (ISH) by Courage II (HOLST). Breeder: Boleybawn Horses Ltd. Rider: Waylon Roberts (CAN) 39.5, 9.2, 11.2 = 59.910th Kiltar Midnight Rendezvous (ISH) 2018 gelding by Future Trend (OLD) out of Kiltar Arya (ISH)[TIH] by Kerry Stone (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: John Costello. Rider: Ariel Grald (USA) 34.0, 0, 54.8 = 88.8.Five Points Horse Trials (USA) 22nd 23rd August 2026Advanced / Intermediate2nd Traditionally Fernhill (ISH)[TIH][was Ken Black & Fernhill Ken Black) 2014 gelding by Killinick Bouncer (ID) out of Church Lady (TB) by Snurge (TB). Breeder: Michael J Kavanagh (Wexford). Rider: Gabby Dickerson (USA) 37.7, 4, 15.6 = 57.3Only 3 finished.Intermediate Rider2nd GoldenEye 007 (ISH)[was Rosco Ranger] 2018 gelding by Goodluck VDL (KWPN) out of Cuffesgrange Sensation (ISH) by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD). Breeder: Joe Connaughton. Rider: Heather Bush (USA) 37.7, 8, 26.8 = 72.5.Open Intermediate4th MS Spirit (ISH) 2017 gelding by Emerald Vant Ruytershof (BWP) out of Monastery Stud Symphony (HOLST) by Corrado I (HOLST). Breeder: Glen Leddy. Rider: Emeline Gilbert (USA) 33.4, 0, 8.4 = 41.85th Quality TNT (ISH) 2018 gelding by Tyson (KWPN) out of Ballinteeauns Pride (ISH) by Sunny Boy (KWPN). Breeder: Ann Geraldine OMalley. Rider: Tim Burke (IRL) 33.2, 0, 9.6 = 42.8.Open Preliminary2nd Carrickview Calvani (ISH) 2018 gelding by Ramiro B (BWP) out of Partout (HOLST) by Heraldik (TB). Breeder: John Haighey. Rider: Sara Kozumplik (USA) 32.7, 0, 2.4 = 35.14th Fly High Quality (ISH)[was Mikelangelo] 2013 gelding by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD) out of Doonbridge Datus (ISH) by Aldatus Z (OLD) Breeder: Dan Hickey (Cork). Rider: Kerra Johnson (USA) 32.7, 0, 5.2 = 37.97th Sportsfield Olympic Bay (ISH) 2020 gelding by Olympic Lux (KWPN) out of Levallys Girl (ISH) by Russel (HOLST). Breeder: Eamon Kenny. Rider: Zoe Crawford (USA) 28.0, 0, 13.6 = 41.68th MHE Excel Star Noble Ikon (ISH)(was CES Excel Star Noble Ikon) 2020 gelding by Ganesh Hero Z (ZANG) out of CES Chippy Di (ISH) by Chippison (ISH). Breeder: Brian Burke. Rider: Morgan Houberg (USA) 34.6, 4, 8.8 = 47.4.Preliminary Rider4th Sportsfield Kan Do (ISH) 2018 gelding by HSF Cardento Royale (ISH) out of CSF Roys Lady (ISH) by Kannan (KWPN). Breeder: James ODea. Rider: Lily Barlow (USA) 30.0, 9.2, 4.0 = 43.2.Open Modified1st Willbrook Brown Yeats (ISH)[TIH] 2015 gelding by Yeats (ISH)[TIH] out of Willbrook Black Diamond (ISH)[TIH] by Colin Diamond (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Patrick Hurley. Rider: Zoe Crawford (USA) 28.8, 0, 0.0 = 28.83rd Kilbunny Sangria (ISH) 2019 mare by Satisfaction I (HANN) out of Roseanna (BES) by Kannan (KWPN). Breeder: Richard OHara. Rider: Elle Choate (USA) 31.7, 0, 0.0 = 31.77th Cooley All In (ISH) 2018 gelding by Chello III VDL (HOLST) out of Lady Glider (ISH) by Kroongraaf (KWPN). Breeder: Martin Duffy. Rider: Susan Plumb (USA) 31.4, 0, 2.4 = 33.89th Curraghgraigue Freeman (ISH) 2015 gelding by Freeman VDL (KWPN) out of Curraghgraigue Vella Erri (ISH)[TIH] by Errigal Flight (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Baden Powell. Rider: Jillian Newman (USA) 36.4, 0, 0.8 = 37.2.Alhambra Summer International and Horse Trials (USA) 21st 23rd August 2026CCI 1*1st Excalibur Undercover (ISH) 2019 gelding by Dazzling Blaze (TB) out of Superior Courage (ISH) by Courage II (HOLST). Breeder: Eddie Kelly. Rider: Sabrina Glaser (USA) 31.7, 4, 12.4 = 48.15th Mettaphor (ISH)[was Noel Metta] 2014 gelding by Ol Metta (SF) out of Supernora (ISH) by Chippison (ISH). Breeder: Caterina Demerstrom. Rider: Chloe Racle (USA) 27.6, 0, 55.6 = 83.2.These results have been provided to Horse Sport Ireland by Charlie Ripman.These results are funded by Horse Sport Ireland.The post A nice One Two in the 4* for Irish Breeders appeared first on .

World Horse Welfares popular educational video series, Horses Explained, willreturn in September with a seven-part look at what horses need throughout their lives.The series will bring together vets, welfare scientists and equine specialists to explore the decisions that shape a horses life. The series is free to watch and is designed to be both practical and accessible. Each episode is around 20 minutes long. Sharing the latest thinkingAs our understanding of horse welfare grows, its important that our care evolves too so that we can provide horses with the best lives possible, at all ages, said Rebecca Boulert, education officer at World Horse Welfare.This series brings respected experts from across the sector together to share the latest thinking on horse welfare and help owners make informed decisions at every stage of a horses life.The latest series ofHorses Explainedexplores what it really means to give a horse a good life from birth to death.That is central to our vision for responsible horse sport, because good welfare cannot begin at a competition venue it has to run through every stage of a horses life, from breeding and early handling to training, work, retirement and end-of-life decisions.Episode listThe full list of episodes is below:Friday 4th September: Do you need to breed? World Horse Welfares Director of UK and vet, Malcolm Morley, and Head of UK, Sam Chubbock.Friday 11th September: Caring for an in-foal mare with equine reproduction specialist James CrabtreeFriday 18th September: Caring for foals with James Crabtree and animal welfare scientist Aline BouquetFriday 25th September: Weaning foals with Aline BouquetFriday 2nd October: Caring for young horses with Aline Bouquet and equine vet and behaviour specialist Ellie GirgisFriday 9th October: Caring for adult horses in work with vet and behaviour specialist Gemma PearsonFriday 16th October: Caring for veteran horses with vet Nicky Housby SkeggsThe series will be available to watch here.Image World Horse Welfare.More from Your HorseHow to tell if a horse is happy: behaviourist reveals 13 key signsLooking for hacking inspiration? Most scenic riding routes revealedTwo in-hand exercises to improve a horses core strengthBye-bye bugs: Seven fly repellent sprays put to the testThe post World Horse Welfare launches educational video series exploring every stage of a horses life appeared first on Your Horse.