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  • Will Martin Scores Second Consecutive $30,000 GGT Footing Grand Prix Victory at WEC Wilmington
    Wilmington, OH The final Grand Prix of the 2026 World Equestrian Center Wilmington Summer Series welcomed 16 horse-and-rider combinations to contest the $30,000 GGT Footing Grand Prix. World-renowned course designer Guilherme Jorge (BRA) set the tracks for Saturdays feature class, where Will Martin (CAN) rose to the top for the second consecutive week, this time aboard Orpen Horses MaySource
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  • A Partnership for the Ages: Samantha Cooper and Nandino Win $15,000 GGT Footing USHJA National 3 Open Hunter Derby
    Wilmington, OH Samantha Cooper and Nandino Turtle delivered a standout performance Saturday morning at World Equestrian Center Wilmington (WEC), claiming the win in the $15,000 GGT Footing USHJA National 3 Open Hunter Derby during the final week of the 2026 WEC Wilmington Summer Series. A competitive field of 14 horse-and-rider combinations gathered for the classSource
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  • Winning round - Scott Brash & Hello Jefferson - CSI5* 1.50m
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    Coyle and Wachman add to remarkable tally
    Jordan Coyle was a little disappointed with himself but still posted his fourth individual five-star triumph of the Gallagher Dublin Horse Show, sending his cherished 17-year-old Eristov (owned by the rider and Elan Farm) into retirement in Derry with a shared victory in the Defender Puissance.Both the Irish duo and last years history-making pair Rachael Proudley (GBR) and Easyboy de Laubry Z, both failed to clear the 2.25m wall. With Longfords Derek McCoppin and Explosiefs Legacy (Addington Stables) posting eight faults in the final jump-off, it was Coyle and Proudley that shared the honours.It was a sixth top-flight victory for Irish athletes this week. Tom Wachman made it five when winning the Gallagher Stakes in the Laya Arena this afternoon.The Cashel native secured the 1.50m jump-off class with a virtuoso effort on board Do It Easy (Coolmore Showjumping) in the Gallagher Stakes.The 1.50m jump-off class produced a dozen clear rounds though only 11 had a tilt at the 17,040 first prize.There were some quick four faults in the tiebreak, including from Coyle, and one of his Wednesday winners Cordiamo.The duo finished seventh though with three wins at that point and a double clear in the Aga Khan on Chaccolino from yesterday, it was a safe enough bet that the Ardmore native was still smiling.Tom Wachman and Do It Easy soak up the plaudits in the Laya Arena (Photo: Sportfot)In all, only four combinations could keep all the jumps intact at the second time of asking and it was Wachman and his 13-year-old gelding that prevailed with a time of 37.02, compared to the 37.61 posted by Natalie Dean with Pedro Van De Barlebuis, with Deans USA Aga Khan-winning teammate, Laura Kraut third on Una Mariposa.I was delighted with that. Do It Easy is a very good horse, hes been very consistent lately. Hes been so good for my career, Wachman said afterwards.Its always special to win here in Dublin with the home crowd so its great.Theres a big team of people with Cian (OConnor), Ross (Mulholland) and all the team in Karlswood, and my family support me a lot so Im just delighted.When myself and Cian walked the course, we planned 12 strides, not crazy. We saw Natalie Dean going in first, going 11, so Cian said to me, make sure you make up enough time that you can go the 12, that he has time to jump it. He was dead right with the plan, as usual.Commandant Geoff Curran just missed out in the mornings Royal Dublin Society Stakes with the Paul Douglas-bred Irish Sport Horse, DHF Alliance (Jess Stallard & Minister For Defence).The 11-year-old mare is a standing dish around the RDS with her big heart and dashing approach and she gave it all she had once more for her Waterford navigator.An electric clear in 60.18 secured the silver medal on this occasion, with Richard Vogel (GER) and Chember 3 just having too much firepower on this occasion, posting a time of 59.33.The international action in the now traditional welter of excitement, as every vantage point in the Laya Arena was utilised.The contestants responded with a trio clearing the 2.15m that was sufficient for Proudley and her 12-year-old last year.In the end, she shared the spoils with the weeks standout performer.I actually feel disappointed, Coyle said on RT, as he reflected on his grey gelding, who will now be looked after his father Fergal, having jumped his last obstacle in competition.I think I let him down big time in the last round. I think he actually would have jumped it if I had have done my job. But for him to retire like this is unbelievable.Hes actually the horse that started everything for me. What he has given me has been unbelievable. And for him to retire like this is incredible, to be honest.This is definitely my favourite horse show in the world, and for some reason, every time I come, I seem to be very lucky.BREEDINGDHF ALLIANCE (ISH) 2015 Mare by Ard Vdl Douglas (KWPN) out of Rosie Bee (ISH) by Lux Z (HANN). Breeder: Paul Douglas, Aughnacloy, Co Tyrone. Owner: Jess Stallard & Minister for Defence. Rider: Commandant Geoff Curran (IRL).The post Coyle and Wachman add to remarkable tally appeared first on .
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    The best 4yo jumper in the world
    Does thismean we have sold the best 4yo jumper in the world ?Winning the rds 4yo final is no mean featSeran de bunn (Douglas x tangelo ) has just done that togethor with Conor McMahon.Talked about all his young life , as a 2yo sold by us with much excitement to Ireland to Tommy Considine who nurtured him togethor with his team til selling him as top price at the supreme sale of showjumperslast year to his now American owners who left him to Conor to ride and produce since .Its nice to be right about them !Here seen as a 2, 3 and now 4yo Congratulations to all involved .Plenty more like him on our latest trip to Holland , come find your next rds champion
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  • Sensational Sanne Thijssen & Farah Z
    Congratulations are in order for Dutch rider Sanne Thijssen & 9-year-old mare Farah Z for their win in today's CSI5* 1.45m at ...
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  • Federal Stud Piber: The home of the legendary Lipizzaner horses | RIDE presented by Longines
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    Purple poppies tour South of England
    The Richmond Purple Poppies,a special exhibition commemorating the role animals and birds have played in war, istouring military museums across the south of the UK.The Donkey Breed Society was originally gifted the crocheted poppies by a group of makers from Richmond. Purple poppies are a symbol of remembrance for animals that served during wartime. The crocheted poppies were later combined with additional artefacts to create the exhibition.The exhibition is currently on display at the Rifles Berkshire & Wiltshire Museum in Salisbury.We are delighted to be working with The Rifles Berkshire & Wiltshire Museum it is a fascinating and extremely informative venue and provides an amazing environment in which to display our various crafts and artefacts. We are honoured to bring the tour to the South of England, said Sarah Booth from The Donkey Breed Society.More tributes on displayAs well as viewing the poppies, visitors will also be able to see a quilt which has been made by members and friends of The Societys Northern Region anda horses head of recycled purple poppies created by Design and Technology students from Burnham Grammar School in Slough.It is a pleasure to share The Richmond Purple Poppies and the sentiments they represent with our visitors, said Rifles Berkshire & Wiltshire Museum curator Bethany Joyce.The poppies look splendid against our recently refurbished entrance hall and can also be seen from the garden.In the autumn, the exhibition will travel to Warwick for a second visit to The Museum of The Queens Royal Hussars before moving to The Royal Welsh Regimental Museum in Brecon next spring.Image The Wardrobe, Salisbury.Related content from Your HorseArsenal socks a game changer for horses and donkeys at RedwingsCharity asks Senegal totake a stand against the donkey skin tradeOur donkeys are suffering: Concerns raised for the UKs working equines as summer approachesEquine charity launches petition to urge Amazon UK to ban sale of donkey skin productsThe post Purple poppies tour South of England appeared first on Your Horse.
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  • GCL LONDON ROUND2 SPORTHIGHLIGHTS
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  • Brooke Barket and Gravelotte Rise to the Top in the $12,500 USHJA National 3 Non Pro Hunter Derby
    Wilmington, OH Brooke Barket and Gravelotte (Vegabond de La Pomme x Chalom Gravelotte) came ready to shine on Friday at World Equestrian Center Wilmington (WEC), putting together two impressive rounds to claim the top spot with a winning total of 167 in the $12,500 USHJA National 3 Non Pro Hunter Derby. The partnership between Barket and Gravelotte is still relatively newSource
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