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    There are horses, and then there's Checker 47 What a WIN in the LGCT Grand Prix of London Catch up on all LGCT ...
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  • Samuel Parot Closes Out Summer With a One-Two Finish in $50,000 Mane n Tail American Standard Grand Prix
    Ocala, FL The final featured event of the 2026 Summer Series at World Equestrian Center Ocala (WEC) came to a close Sunday afternoon as 31 horse-and-rider combinations contested the $50,000 Mane n Tail American Standard Grand Prix. Chiles Samuel Parot saved his best for last, sweeping the top two spots with Tiffany de Olid (Huppydam des Horts x Coco de Mies) and Contigo Z to close out theSource
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    Photo competition seeks next National Equine Forum cover star
    Could your horse be a cover star? The National Equine Forum (NEF) is inviting members of the public to submit photos of equines for the chance to feature on the cover of the #NEF27 programme.Open to amateur photographers, the competition celebrates the art of photography in capturing the character, presence and beauty of horses, ponies, donkeys and mules.Entries can feature the whole animal, a creative headshot or a close-up of a distinctive feature. Images may also include the animals surroundings. The only restriction is that no identifiable people may appear in the image.Entrants can also choose to have their image entered into the British Equestrian Trade Association (BETA) 2027 calendar competition. From the calendar winners, the judge will select an overall Best in Show who will receive a luxury hamper.Depth of talentOur cover image has become an important part of NEF, said NEF Honorary Publicity Officer Sarah Shephard. Each year we receive an extraordinary collection of images that reflect not only technical and artistic skills but also a genuine understanding of the horse. The competition is a wonderful reminder of the depth of talent within the equestrian community and choosing a single winner is never easy.Past winnersLast years winning image wasEllie Taylors photo of her ex-racehorse Robbie and her friends Appaloosa mare Tilly grazing harmoniously together in a field (see main image).The previous year, Amy Newtons portrait of a rescued Shetland pony called Arthur was selected for the programme cover. Amy is a volunteer at Munchkins Miniature Shetland Rescue.Claire Evans Watkin won in 2023 withthis great headshot of a miniature donkey.Entries will be judged using the following criteria: composition, clarity, originality, audience appeal, and suitability for purpose, with the winner notified in late October 2026 via email. To enter the NEF programme cover star competition click here.The entry deadline is Wednesday 16September.Image Ellie Taylor.More from Your HorseGemma Stevens makes history with third Eventers Challenge title at HicksteadI love them so much: 11-year-old girl jumps her way into history books at HicksteadPole exercises that make clever, confident horsesTina Cooks top tips for jumping on grassThe post Photo competition seeks next National Equine Forum cover star appeared first on Your Horse.
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  • Tracy Fenney Caps Incredible Summer With Ninth Grand Prix Victory in $150,000 LeMieux Grand Prix CSI3*
    Ocala, FL Tracy Fenney (USA) put the finishing touch on an incredible 2026 Summer Series with one final Saturday night Grand Prix victory. Thirty-five star-studded combinations representing 15 nations gathered under the lights in the WEC Grand Arena for the $150,000 LeMieux Grand Prix CSI3*. In the end, Fenney and Davenport Farms MTM Pablo (Perigueux x Contendro I) proved unbeatableSource
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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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