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More Bsh graduates qualify byeh final..
Delighted to see long standing Bsh client Mike Jackson and Capri sun equal first in the byeh qualifier today one of many of our graduates qualified for finals already this year ..

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Irish Jumping squad named for World Championship in Aachen
Jessica Krten has named the Irish squad that will compete at the FEI World Jumping Championship in Aachen, Germany next month.The Irish squad heads to one of the sports most prestigious championships boasting proven championship and Olympic experience as well as outstanding recent form, aiming to build on a successful season on the international stage.The Irish squad competing at the FEI World Jumping Championship, in alphabetical order, is:Bertram Allen with Qonquest De RigoDarragh Kenny with Eddy BlueCian OConnor with Chatolinue PSShane Sweetnam with James Kann Cruz (ISH)Denis Lynch, with Vistogrand, has been named as travelling reserve, while Daniel Coyle with Gisbourne VDL, and Jordan Coyle with Chaccolino (in alphabetical order) have been selected as non-travelling reserves.The selected squad heads to Aachen on the back of an outstanding run of performances at the highest level of international jumping.Allen and Qonquest De Rigo have established themselves among the sports leading combinations, with the 10-year-old showing his class as Ireland secured a podium finish in the prestigious five-star Barriere Nations Cup in La Baule earlier this year.Kenny arrives in Aachen in exceptional form with Eddy Blue, having jumped double-clear in the five-star Agria Nations Cup at Falsterbo last Friday.Olympic medallist OConnor and Chatolinue PS have enjoyed an impressive campaign themselves, highlighted by an outstanding fourth-place finish in the five-star Rolex Grand Prix of La Baule.Fresh from a breathtaking maiden five-star Grand Prix win at Falsterbo, world number five Sweetnam and the Irish Sport Horse James Kann Cruz head to Germany full of confidence. Their recent success cements their status as one of the worlds elite combinations.Allen, Kenny, OConnor and Sweetnam were the four athletes who combined to secure Irelands podium finish in the five-star FEI Nations Cup at La Baule earlier this season. Their performances throughout 2026 have demonstrated the consistency that will give Irish supporters plenty of confidence heading into the championship.The reserve combinations further underline the current depth in Irish jumping. Lynch and Vistogrand are a model of consistency, while Daniel Coyle with Gisbourne VDL and Jordan Coyle with Chaccolino have both enjoyed excellent international campaigns, giving Ireland enviable strength in reserve.Speaking following the announcement, Horse Sport Ireland High Performance Jumping Manager Krten said: Its a great team of horses and riders that has grown throughout the season to develop into a strong championship contender.Im excited to go to Aachen with outstanding riders and fantastic horses. My thanks go to their owners and their grooms, who have put so much work into this journey to the championships.The squad travelling to Aachen is rich in experience, confidence and proven five-star form. Between them, they have claimed major Grand Prix victories, delivered decisive Nations Cup performances and consistently featured among the worlds best throughout 2026.Having already picked up a podium finish together in the five-star Barriere Nations Cup at La Baule, and with recent standout performances, the squad travels to Germany with momentum, belief and genuine ambitions of challenging for World Championship honours, with it an opportunityto qualify for the Olympic Games in LA in 2028.The post Irish Jumping squad named for World Championship in Aachen appeared first on .

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New brand launches with a new approach to tack room storage
A New Zealand equestrian brand has launched in the UK after striking up a partnership with British furniture maker, The Painted Furniture Company. Barn & Anvil UK officially launched at this years Mars Badminton Horse Trials, introducing a new approach to tack room storage that combines practical organisation with thoughtful design. Barn & Anvils collaboration with The Painted Furniture Company aims to bring beautifully crafted, made to order, tack room furniture to the UK market, with every piece designed and manufactured in Wiltshire in the south-west of England. I created this line of tack room dcor as I couldnt find anything in New Zealand that would store my tack properly while also enhancing the space I was working in, says Barn & Anvil founder Alice Cameron. I love how Ive now created pieces that help bring calm and organisation to my tack room, which makes my time at the stables more relaxed and less chaotic.By teaming up with a local manufacturer with over 25 years of experience in the furniture game, we have been able to bring the New Zealand designs to the UK, with added British craftsmanship and design for the British equestrian. Visually appealingCreated by riders who understand the demands of everyday equestrians and everyday yard life, Barn & Anvil UK aims to help equestrians create tack rooms that are organised, functional and visually appealing.ScreenshotThe collection challenges the idea that practical spaces have to be purely utilitarian, proving that efficient storage and good design can work hand-in-hand. The range includes tack room modular storage, tack trolleys, saddle racks, bridle hooks, grooming caddies, plus dog crate furniture too.Every piece is built to withstand daily use while enhancing the overall look and feel of the tack room space. iPhone 15 f/1.6 1/287s 5.96mm ISO50A key feature of the collection is flexibility. Rather than offering one size fits all solution, Barn & Anvil UK works with customers to create the storage set up tailored to their individual requirements. Whether its for a private yard, competition set up or a livery, each configuration can be customised with a choice of open shelving, cupboards and drawers, alongside 18 colourways, five oak finishes and a bespoke colour matching service.Following a successful debut at Badminton, Barn & Anvil plans to exhibit at selected major equestrian events through 2026 to try and introduce their brand into more British stables. For more information, see www.barnandanvil.co.ukImages courtesy of Barn & AnvilRelated contentEmily Cole has launched a new collection and dressage fans will love it!Complete guide to choosing and fitting studs *Video* Useful health products for your horses first aid kit Bridles our team has tried and tested for fit, value and performance Our pick of fly masks and veils for horsesThe post New brand launches with a new approach to tack room storage appeared first on Your Horse.

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2026-07-15 10:00:01 -

LIVE | No. 01 Children Preliminary B Part I FEI Dressage European Championship for Children

Enjoy now the Children Preliminary B Part of the FEI Dressage European Championship for Children. Subscribe to our ...

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Would you know what to do in an emergency?Experts share how to keep your horse safe in a crisis
Top equine and large animal rescue experts from the RSPCA have shared advice on how to keep horses safe in a crisis.The team spoke at this years Understand Horses Live event (27-28 June) at Reaseheath College in Cheshire, sharing their insight through lectures and a live, practical demonstration Among the international panel of specialists were three of the RSPCAs leading equine and large animal rescue experts: Water and Large Animal Rescue Lead Jason Finch, Learning and Development Advisor Mark Buggie, and Head Vet for Equines Roxane Kirton.The five key takeaways from the experts were as follows:1. Horse owners can support rescue effortsWhile emergency services have proven techniques to navigate complex situations, they highlighted the action owners could take to assist, whilst keeping themselves safe. Learning these principles helps owners better understand the risks involved in emergency scenarios and how to prepare for them before a crisis strikes.2. Learn how to size up the sceneOne of the most valuable skills for a horse owner is the ability to look at an emergency situation objectively. The RSPCA team demonstrated how rescuers size up a scene evaluating the environments and the situation to determine the course of action. This methodical approach is the first step in keeping both humans and horses safe.3. Success depends on the teamThe RSPCA team emphasised that crises require collaboration between vets, rescuers, and other animal experts. Seeing how these professionals coordinate during a live demonstration showed the importance of clear communication and teamwork when working under pressure.4. Preparation is your best defenceThe experts advised that all owners should have a documented plan that included pre-set access points for emergency vehicles, readily available contact information, knowing your W3W (what3words) location, and clear location details on gates. Preventing emergencies is best keep paddocks clear of hazards, fence off ditches, ponds and rivers and keep in mind that the seasons bring their own risk.5. Equine behaviourRoxane Kirton discussed how rescue tactics must include behaviour-based welfare to help de-stress horses during and after trauma. This view extended into Roxanes lecture on behavioural medications and supplements reminding us that many behaviour problems can stem from complex medical or emotional causes that cant always be resolved through training alone.After the event, Jason said they received positive feedback from the owners and professionals who were present.[They told us] they would be creating their own plans in case of emergency, creating access points, storing contact information, location information and posting it on gates, he said.Our aim is to educate people as effectively as we can to start a movement that focuses on equine safety, hopefully preventing emergency situations and protecting horses.Related contentWhat to do if your horse has a hoof-related emergencyEvery horse owners worst nightmare: how to help prevent stable firesUseful health products for your horses first aid kitHow to rebuild confidence after falling off out hackingThe post Would you know what to do in an emergency?Experts share how to keep your horse safe in a crisis appeared first on Your Horse.

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A Typical Day in the Life of a UK Racehorse
One of the biggest misconceptions about racehorses is that they spend all day galloping around a track. In reality, racehorses spend surprisingly little time exercising. Like most horses, the majority of their day is spent eating, resting and relaxing.A racehorses daily routine is carefully planned to balance fitness, recovery and mental wellbeing. While routines vary between trainers, yards and individual horses, most follow a similar schedule throughout the racing season.Lets take a look at what life is really like for a racehorse in training.Continue reading A Typical Day in the Life of a UK Racehorse at EquiPepper.

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2026-07-14 13:30:02 -

LIVE: GCL Riesenbeck 2026 | Show Jumping

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2026-07-14 13:30:01 -

LIVE: LGCT Grand Prix of Riesenbeck 2026 | 1.60m World Class Show Jumping

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A Typical Day in the Life of a UK Racehorse
One of the biggest misconceptions about racehorses is that they spend all day galloping around a track. In reality, racehorses spend surprisingly little time exercising. Like most horses, the majority of their day is spent eating, resting and relaxing.A racehorses daily routine is carefully planned to balance fitness, recovery and mental wellbeing. While routines vary between trainers, yards and individual horses, most follow a similar schedule throughout the racing season.Lets take a look at what life is really like for a racehorse in training.Continue reading A Typical Day in the Life of a UK Racehorse at EquiPepper.

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DAFM Studbook Series Leg 6: Glenamaddy
The penultimate leg of the DAFM Studbook Series was held out West, in Glenamaddy Equestrian. Over 70 competitors braved the heat on Saturday, 11th July, over the three classes. With the final fast approaching, the competition was starting to heat up.Out of 35 entrants in the 5 year old class, 17 went clear. Robyn Moran kept her place at the top of the table with her own Fortside Exhibition (ISH) and is following close in second with Fortside California (ISH), having produced clear rounds with both horses. Young rider, Coen Williams, is right behind her with GLC Mr President (ISH), in third place on the leaderboard.Robyn Moran and Fortside Exhibition (ISH) in the 5 Year Olds. Photo: Between The Ears Media Keeping up the clear rounds, Coen Williams produced another clear with 6 year old mare Codex Girl Van Twelve Oaks Z (ZANG), and remaining at the top of the 6 year old leaderboard with Grand Amour KPCM (ISH). Also producing a double clear, was Katie Nallon with Bouncers Hero (ISH).Katie Nallon with Bouncers Hero (ISH), competing in the 6 Year Old class. Photo: Between The Ears Media Taking the win in the 7 year olds was Damien Griffin and Willie Cusacks Ardragh DRC Drifter (ISH), beating out the other 14 horse and rider combinations. The top two competitors went without any points this leg but remain in top position. With everything still to play for, it all comes down to the final in two weeks time, with close competition between Max Foley and Coen Williams.Damien Griffin and Ardragh DRC Drifter (ISH), winners of the 7 Year Olds. Photo: Between The Ears MediaTheres still all to play for at the final in two weeks, with prizes for leading rider, leading groom, leading breeder, leading young rider, and a new prize for the top three finishing horses in each age category. The final leg takes place in Mullingar Equestrian on 31st July & 1st August, for the final two day show and conclusion of the series. League Tables:5 Year Old League Table6 Year old League Table7 Year Old League TableBreeding:Fortside Exhibition (ISH): 2021 gelding by Castlefield Kingston (OS), out of Fairfield Lucky (ISH), by Ars Vivendi (HOLST). Bred by Margaret Bergin, county Laois.Fortside California (ISH): 2021 mare by Cohinoor VDL (HANN), out of Cayenne (HOLST), by Cachas (HOLST). Bred by Anna Bobel, county Galway.Codex Girl Van Twelve Oaks (ZANG): 2020 mare by Codex One (HOLST), out of Prada JT Z (ZANG), by Plot Blue (KWPN).Grand Amour KPCM (ISH): 2020 mare by Grandorado TN (KWPN), out of Ellie May LVS Z (ZANG), by Emerald Vant Ruytershof (BWP). Bred by Karen Millar, county Down.Ardragh DRC Drifter (ISH): 2019 stallion by Ardragh Me O Moy (ISH), out of CSF Pippa (ISH), by Kannan (KWPN). Bred by Oliver, county Monaghan. The post DAFM Studbook Series Leg 6: Glenamaddy appeared first on .

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