The equestrian world has paid tribute to legendary horseman Monty Roberts, who has passed away aged 91.The revolutionary natural horsemanship advocate influenced countless equestrians and changed the way horses are backed and trained across the globe.Monty died on Friday (31 July) surrounded by his family. He had been married to his wife Pat for 70 years and they had three children, Debbie, Marty and Laurel. In addition to their own children, Monty and Pat also fostered 47 children at their California farm over the years.His daughter Debbie paid tribute to her father.For the world, he was known as the man who listens to horses, she said. To me, he was simply Dad, a man of extraordinary kindness, unwavering integrity, and an unshakable belief that trust could accomplish what force never could.For more than eight decades, he dedicated his life to changing the way people understand and work with horses. His mission reached far beyond horsemanship. He believed that true leadership is built on communication, patience, empathy, and respect; lessons that have touched the lives of countless people around the world.Debbie thanked all those who have supported Monty and their family.We are deeply grateful for the love, friendship, and support you have shown him throughout his remarkable life, she continued. Together, you became part of a worldwide community united by a common belief that both horses and people thrive when they are treated with kindness and understanding.While our hearts are broken, we also find comfort in knowing that his legacy lives on every time someone chooses compassion over force, listens before asking, and seeks a better partnership with their horse.Debbie vowed to continue Montys work in his memory.That responsibility is one I accept with humility, gratitude, and determination, she added. Together with our family and our dedicated team, we remain committed to preserving and sharing the philosophy that meant everything to him.One of the most meaningful ways to honour and continue Montys legacy is to learn the gentle methods he devoted his life to teaching.He touched so manyKelly Marks, who brought Montys horsemanship methods to the UK and founded Intelligent Horsemanship, paid tribute to her her extraordinary friend.Deepest condolences to Pat and Debbie and all his family and those around him in California, she said. Love and sympathy to those of you in the UK and around the world whose lives he touched. I know there are many of you.Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) also paid their respects to Monty, who helped shape the show into what it is today. Montys legacy will live on through the countless people he inspired and the horses whose lives were changed through his work, they said. We are honoured that he was part of the Horse of the Year Show story, and we will always treasure his friendship and support.Equine trainer Jason Webb said Monty revolutionised the industry and became a household name.When I first came to the UK, I managed to catch a couple of his demos, and then met him on a panel at Your Horse Live, he said. He was very generous with his time and knowledge, and was an incredibly engaging speaker who seemed to get humans just as much as he understood horses.Montys Join-Up methodWhen Monty was a teenager in the early 1950s, he grew up studying the behaviour of the wild Mustangs he lived alongside in the USA. This led to the development of his world-famous Join-Up method as an alternative to the violence that was traditionally associated with the breaking-in process.Join-Up creates a safe, co-operative environment in which a horse can progress and develop. It works on the premise that horses learn not through fear and intimidation, but through mutual respect and body language.Working in a round pen, Join-Up starts with the natural horsemanship trainer making large movements and noise, as a predator would, driving the horse to run away.They then adopt a more passive body language, turning their back on the horse with no eye contact. This invites the horse to come close and Join-Up, with them willingly choosing to be with the handler.As Monty explained, his methods focus on communion with the horse, rather than domination.For centuries, humans have said to horses, You do what I tell you or Ill hurt you. Im saying that no one has the right to say you must to an animal or to another human, he said.Lead image by ShutterstockRelated contentLearn to listen and understand horse behaviour6 things you need to know about horse communicationWhat is liberty training?Age-appropriate training: when do horses physically mature?Groundwork for horses: build trust in each other and grow in confidenceThe post The Man Who Listened to Horses: Tributes paid to extraordinary Monty Roberts, who has died aged 91 appeared first on Your Horse.

Horse care Leg protection guideThe best boot is one that provides the right level of protection, suits the intended discipline and fits securely on your horse's leg.Choosing the right horse boots isn't simply about adding protection. The best boot depends on your horse, the type of exercise they're doing and the level of support required. This guide explains how to choose horse boots according to your horse's workload, movement and individual needs.Air-Tech Sports Medicine Boots shown in movement to establish the article's focus on protection during work.In this guideQuick answerBoots by exerciseDoes every horse need boots?What to look forBrushing bootsSports medicine bootsJumping and faster workOver reach bootsFit and careFAQsQuick answerBrushing boots are a versatile choice for everyday riding, making them well suited to schooling, flatwork, hacking and polework. For riders looking for increased support during flatwork, transitions and lateral exercises, sports medicine boots offer flexible wrap-around protection. Tendon and fetlock boots, along with lightweight eventing boots, are typically preferred for jumping and faster-paced work, while over reach boots are designed to help prevent overreaching.1Choose a boot that suits your horse, the discipline and the type of work being undertaken.2Brushing boots are a versatile choice for everyday riding and general schooling.3Choose tendon, fetlock or eventing boots for more demanding disciplines and higher-intensity work.4Use over reach boots to help prevent overreaching.At a glanceWhich horse boots suit each schooling exercise?The table below gives a practical starting point. The horses movement, balance, previous marks and individual needs should still guide the final choice.Exercise or situationSuitable booT typesMain purposeGeneral flatworkBrushing boots, sports medicine boots.Versatile everyday lower-leg protection.Young or unbalanced horse in light schoolingBrushing boots, sports medicine boots.Flexible everyday protection.Young or unbalanced horses during jumping or faster workBrushing Boots or Tendon and fetlock.both are a great option or a mixture of tendon boots and brushing boots on the hind legs, giving more substantial protection for dynamic work.More intense schooling and lateral workBrushing boots or sports medicine bootsGiving flexibility and freedom of movement and protection for when the horse is having to use its body more intensely.Pole workBrushing boots, Tendon and Fetlock bootsDepending on how the horse moves both options offer a general protection.Gridwork and ShowjumpingTendon and fetlock bootsOffering the greatest protection and flexability for jumping and when the horse is doing poles.Faster canter or fitness workTendon and fetlock boots, Brushing boots and or eventing bootLightweight lower-leg and heel protection, whilst giving more freedom of movement.Horse that overreachOver reach bootsProtection of the heels and front shoes.Cross-country schoolingPurpose-designed eventing boots and over reach boots where requiredThese boots give more areas of protection when jumping solid fences and moving at great speed, whilst still allowing the horse to move naturally.Start with the horseDoes every horse need boots?There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer. Some horses naturally move cleanly, while others are more likely to brush, interfere or overreach, particularly as the workload becomes more demanding.Choosing the right boots starts with understanding your horse's movement, discipline and training routine. The aim is to provide protection where it's needed, without adding unnecessary weight or bulk during everyday work.The buying decisionWhat to look for when buying Horse bootsChoosing the right horse boots starts with finding the correct fit, level of protection and design for your horse's discipline and workload.01 CoverageProtection in the right placeGood horse boots should help shield the lower leg from knocks, brushing and accidental strikes without adding unnecessary bulk or restricting movement.02 StabilityA close, settled fitThe boot should follow the leg and remain stable. If it rotates, the protective panel can move away from the area it should cover.03 ComfortBreathability and cleanlinessBreathable designs encourage airflow around the leg, while regular cleaning helps prevent dirt, sweat and debris from causing irritation.Everyday schoolingBrushing boots for flatwork, hacking and poleworkBrushing boots are designed to protect the inside of the lower leg from accidental strikes caused by the opposite hoof. A versatile choice for everyday riding, they're well suited to flatwork, hacking, lunging and polework, as well as schooling exercises involving transitions and lateral movements. Depending on your horse's way of going, they can be worn on the front legs, hind legs or all four for balanced protection.Air Velox brushing boots shown from both sides, revealing the protective panel and fastening system. Brushing bootsAir Velox Single Locking Brushing BootsCombines breathable perforated neoprene with a shockproof layer and protective strike guard. Their anatomical profile follows the lower leg, while the single-locking fastening keeps fitting quick and straightforward.They suit riders moving between schooling, hacking, lunging, groundwork and regular yard use.Best suited toEveryday protection with minimal fuss.Explore brushing bootsFlexible wrap-around coverageSports medicine boots for flatwork and lateral workSports medicine boots provide more comprehensive coverage around the lower leg than traditional brushing boots, making them a popular choice for flatwork, transitions, lateral work and light polework. Their flexible design offers all-round protection while allowing the horse to move freely, making them a practical alternative to exercise bandages.While they offer excellent everyday protection, sports medicine boots don't feature the rigid outer shell found on tendon, fetlock or eventing boots. For jumping, cross-country or faster work where impact protection is a priority, a purpose-designed jumping boot is often the more suitable choice.Tendon & Fetlock boots for poles and Showjumping.As training progresses from ground poles to raised poles, gridwork, showjumping and faster canter work, purpose-designed jumping boots provide more targeted protection against knocks and accidental strikes.Tendon boots protect the front lower legs, while fetlock boots shield the hind fetlocks from impact during jumping. Eventing boots offer lightweight, all-round protection for faster work, varied terrain and cross-country schooling, balancing coverage with freedom of movement.If you're looking for the latest in performance leg protection, discover the new ArmorX Tendon and Fetlock Boots. Engineered with a lightweight, double-density shell and shock-absorbing lining, they deliver high levels of impact protection without compromising flexibility or fit.You can also watch our ArmorX Tendon & Fetlock Boots YouTube video to see the collection up close, explore the key features and learn how the boots perform during training and jumping.Over reach boots for heel and hoof protectionOver reach boots are designed to protect the heel bulbs, coronet band and front shoes from accidental strikes by the hind feet. They are particularly useful for horses that overreach, overtrack or are prone to pulling shoes during faster work, jumping or everyday schooling.A correctly fitted over reach boot should sit securely around the pastern, extending over the heel bulbs to provide effective coverage without interfering with the horse's natural movement.Available in a range of designs, from traditional rubber bell boots to lightweight wrap-around and no-turn styles, over reach boots offer practical protection for training, competition and turnout, helping to reduce the risk of heel injuries and lost shoes.Before every sessionHow to fit and care for horse bootsCorrect fit and regular care are essential to ensure horse boots perform as intended. A well-fitting boot should stay securely in place throughout exercise without slipping, twisting or causing rubbing. Start with clean, dry legs Remove mud, grit and loose hair before fitting boots to help prevent irritation. Choose the correct size Always use the recommended size and check whether the boots are designed for the front legs, hind legs or both. Fit boots correctly Position the boot so the protective areas sit over the parts of the leg most likely to receive impact, then fasten the straps securely and evenly. Check the fit in motion Walk and trot your horse to ensure the boots remain stable and do not slip or rotate. Inspect after every ride Remove the boots and check your horse's legs for any signs of rubbing or irritation, ensuring the boots have stayed securely in place throughout exercise. Clean and store properly Brush off dirt after each use, wash when required according to the manufacturer's care instructions and allow the boots to air dry naturally before storing them.Training insightProtection should match the workIn A Training Day with Jemima Howden, the Air Velox Brushing Boots are used during flatwork and fitness work before switching to the Carbon Pro Tendon and Fetlock Boots for progressive gridwork and jumping exercises. The session demonstrates an important principle of leg protection: as the demands of the work increase, the level of protection should increase too.Frequently sked questionsHorse boots for schooling: common questionsWhat are the best boots for general schooling?Brushing boots are usually the most versatile starting point. They protect against brushing, light knocks and scrapes during regular work.What is the difference between brushing boots and sports medicine boots?Brushing boots focus on the inside of the lower limb. Sports medicine boots wrap more fully around the leg but do not offer the same rigid strike protection as jumping or eventing boots.Which horse boots are best for gridwork and jumping?Tendon and fetlock boots or lightweight eventing boots are generally more suitable because they provide more targeted protection for dynamic work.When should a horse wear over reach boots?Use them when a hind hoof catches a front heel, coronet area or shoe, including horses that overtrack or repeatedly pull front shoes.Can horse boots be used for turnout?Some brushing boots are suitable for turnout. For regular field use, purpose-designed turnout boots are usually clearer. Consider fit, heat, mud and wearing time.Final buying adviceMatch the protection to the sessionFor everyday flatwork and schooling, breathable brushing boots are often the ideal starting point. Sports medicine boots provide flexible, wrap-around coverage for riders who prefer more all-round protection. As training progresses to polework, gridwork and general jumping, tendon and fetlock boots offer more targeted impact protection, while eventing boots are designed for faster work and cross-country. If your horse is prone to overreaching, adding over reach boots can provide extra protection for the heels, front shoes.These recommendations are intended as a general guide. The most suitable boots will always depend on your horse's way of going, the type of work you're doing and your personal preference as a rider, so choose the level of protection that best suits both horse and discipline.Explore horse boots and leg protectionProduct specifications, sizing, care guidance and availability can change. Check the individual product page before purchase and use.

New findings onlaminitisrisk and grazing management were among the researchstudies presented by Spillersscientists and collaborators at the 13thEuropean Workshop on Equine Nutrition (EWEN) in Lisbon, Portugal.The researchers delivered eight presentations covering 11 studies, with seven of these offering new insights into two of the equine veterinary sectors most important areas of research: reducing the risk oflaminitisand advancing understanding of the equine digestive system and microbiome.The studies presented at EWEN provided valuable new information to help owners and veterinary professionals better manage horses at risk oflaminitis.Laminitisremains one of the most significant health challenges facing horses and ponies. Most cases are related to high levels of insulin in the blood. In many of these situations,laminitisis triggered by the horse or pony consuming enough non-structural carbohydrate (NSC) or starch and sugar to raise insulin levels.The key findings of the study, Links between NSC in grass andlaminitis, were:Spring grass was shown to contain consistently high levels of NSC throughout the dayandovernight, resulting in high insulin levels in horses with Insulin Dysregulation (ID) and some non ID horses.In late summer, NSC levels in grass peaked at 7pm and were lowest early in the morning, with insulin responses in ID horses closely mirroring these changes.Moving from grass to a grass-free dry lot and feeding low NSC hay significantly reduced insulin levels after 24-hours in five of the six ID horses studied.Grazing muzzles may help to reduce insulin response in some horses, although their effectiveness varies between individuals and may be influenced by grass NSC levels.In terms of practical advice for horse owners the studies show that we mustnt assume that early morning turnout is always safe during periods when grass NSC levels remain high, said Edd Knowles, Science Director at Mars Horsecare, home of the Spillers Brand. Even metabolically healthy horses can produce high amounts of insulin when grazing high-NSC pasture, while insulin-dysregulated horses may still require restricted grazing even when grass sugar levels are relatively low.Complete removal from pasture may be necessary for horses at greatest risk especially during high-risk periods such as spring and autumn, while veterinary guidance and individual testing remain essential, as horses can respond very differently to the same forage.Unravelling the Mysteries of the MicrobiomePresented studies also explored the complexity and variability of the horses digestive system.The most notable findings were:The faecal microbiome can change in a short space of time (samples taken 24-hours apart), even when there are no changes to diet or management.In certain situations, different microbial populations may perform similar digestive functions, at leastin vitro.Researchers showcased advances inin vitrolaboratory models that simulate equine digestion, developed through a long-term collaboration between the Royal Agricultural University, the University of Glasgow and Spillers.These increasingly sophisticated models allow scientists to evaluate how different feeds and ingredients are digested in both the foregut and hindgut while reducing reliance onin vivostudies, said Mr Knowles.The technology is expected to play an increasingly important role as the industry explores novel feed ingredients in response to climate change and seeks a deeper understanding of how nutrition influences the microbiome.Held every two years, EWEN brings together leading equine nutrition scientists, veterinarians, technical specialists and industry professionals from across Europe and beyond to share the latest scientific advances shaping equine health and nutrition.Image by ShutterstockRelated contentLaminitis in horses: essential guide for every ownerBeware autumn laminitis: expert advice to keep your horse safe this seasonSpring laminitis: it is not the season itself that causes it, warns equine vetInsulin resistance in horses explainedSugar in grass: everything you need to knowThe post Pioneering research reveals ways to reducelaminitisrisk in horses appeared first on Your Horse.

Another week crammed with Irish Sport Horses doing what Irish bred horses do best.A very quiet week in the USA but full of great results in the UK.The numbers suggest Dauntsey was a very testing track we will have to wait for next week to see if it is the same on day three.See below the up-to-date results for this week unverified results will be added to next weeks results.Burgham International and One Day Event (GBR) 30th July 2nd August 2026CCI 4* Short Sec C2nd Barrington Boy (ISH) [was Ceide Lucky Candy] 2018 gelding by Sligo Candy Boy (ISH) out of Watermill Diamond (ISH)[TIH] by Watermill Swatch (TB). Breeder: Mary Walsh. Rider: Izzy Taylor (GBR) 28.1, 0.4 4.8 = 33.33rd Shannondale Aldo (ISH) 2016 gelding by Shannondale Sarco St Ghyvan (BEWB) out of Annie Shannondale Z (ZANG) by Andiamo Z (NRPS). Breeder: Shannondale Stud (Clare). Rider: Alexander Bragg (GBR) 32.4, 0, 2.8 = 35.24th Cooley Lafitte (ISH)[was Kilcorig Je Taime] 2012 gelding by Je Taime Flamenco (BWP) out of Graf Shenanigans (ISH) by Scirocco DElle (ENCI). Breeder: Nigel Jackson (Antrim). Rider: Jesse Campbell (NZL) 37.8, 0, 0.0 = 37.87th Global Quest (ISH)[was Metro Super Star] 2013 gelding by Metropole (KWPN) out of Broadford Star (ISH)[TIH] by Big Sink Hope (TB). Breeder: John Kelleher (Clare). Rider: Tim Price (NZL) 31.9, 0, 8.4 = 40.3.CCI 4* Short Sec D1st Brookfield Quality (ISH) 2009 gelding by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD) out of Bay Coffey Cavalier (ISH) by Cavalier Royale (HOLST). Breeder: Sean Kelly (Monaghan). Rider: Tom McEwen (GBR) 24.2, 0, 0.0 = 24.24th Cooley Park Muze (ISH)[was TJM Reuben] 2016 gelding by Pollux de Muze Z (ZANG) out of TJM L Arc In the Park (ISH) by LArc de Triomphe (OLD). Breeder: John Connolly. Rider: Gemma Stevens (GBR) 29.4, 4, 2.4 = 35.86th Cooley Anything You Like (ISH)[was Portvale Lad] 2015 gelding by Camillo VDL (KWPN) out of Port Vale (ISH)[TIH] by Young Convinced (TB)[IRL]. Breeder: John Mannon (Galway). Rider: Piggy French (GBR) 27.6, 0.8, 11.2 = 39.67th Hawk Eye (ISH) 2012 gelding by Beach Ball (ISH)[TIH] out of Summerholiday (ISH). Breeder: RJ Smyth (Tyrone). Rider: Tom Jackson (GBR) 31.3, 0.8, 12.0 = 44.18th Greannanstown Monbeg Joe (ISH) 2017 gelding by KEC Maximum Joe (WESTF) out of OBOS Jennifer (ISH) by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD). Breeder: Geraldine Flynn. Rider: Finn Healy (GBR) 32.2, 4.4, 8.0 = 44.610th Katchafire (ISH)[was Big Decisions] 2015 gelding by Sir Donnerhall I (OLD) out of Decision Day [ISH] by Lafontaine (TB). Breeder: Kate Jarvey (Cork). Rider: Ginny Thomasen (NZL) 32.9, 4.8, 10.4 = 48.1.CCI3* Short Sec A1st Brookfield Lando (ISH)[was Codys Glasgow] 2018 gelding by Glasgow Vany Merelsnest (BWP) out of Slaney Pointilliste (ISH)[TIH] by Pointilliste (TB). Breeder: Gabriel Mullins. Rider: Tom Jackson (GBR) 26.2, 0, 0.0 = 26.25th Quidam de Lux (ISH) 2014 gelding by Boswell Mr Heart Breaker [ISH] out of St Brenans Lady (ISH) by Lux Z (HANN). Breeder: Owen Horan (Galway). Rider: Stephen Heal (GBR) 25.1, 0, 6.0 = 31.16th MBF Quidams Touch (ISH)[was Juniors Touch] 2017 gelding by Quidam Junior I (KWPN) out of Pembrook Black Magic (ISH) by Touchdown (ISH). Breeder: Cathal Healy. Rider: Sammi Birch (AUS) 32.7, 0, 0.0 = 32.77th Cooley Corpello (ISH) 2017 gelding by Cormint (HOLST) out of Legaland First Class (ISH) by Lux Z (HANN). Breeder: Regina Reulbach. Rider: Samantha Lissington (NZL) 24.7, 0, 9.2 = 33.98th The Ridge Cardento (ISH) 2011 gelding by Cardemto (HOLST) out of Temple Cavalier [ISH] by Temple Clover (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Ian Smith (Carlow). Rider: Sarah Farnsworth (GBR) 32.2, 1.2, 0.8 = 34.210th Shades of Sligo II (ISH) 2017 gelding by Sligo Candy Boy (ISH) out of Bouncing Molly (ISH) by Grange Bouncer (ID). Breeder: Martin Kenirons, Rider: Max Gordon (GBR) 29.3, 0, 6.0 = 35.3.CCI 3* Short Sec B1st Manjushri (ISH)[was Candy Classic] 2017 gelding by Sligo Candy Boy (ISH) out of Ramiro in the Air (ISH) by Ramiro B (BWP). Breeder: Michael Burke. Rider: Alex Hua Tian (CHI) 22.6, 0, 0.0 = 22.62nd Keep It Cooley (ISH) 2015 gelding by Ramirio B (BWP) out of Rathlin Imp (ISH)[TIH] by Master Imp (TB). Breeder: Georgina Plillips (Wicklow). Rider: Wills Oakden (GBR) 26.4, 0, 0.0 = 26.49th Qualitys Snap (unk) 2019 gelding by Lagans OBOS Quality (ISH) out of Dunsoghlys Snap (unk). Breeder: Maura Kelly. Rider: Emma Carmichael (GBR) 36.8, 0.4, 0.0 = 37.210th Vivendi Cruise (ISH) 2013 gelding by ARS Vivendi (HOLST) out of Carton Free (ISH)[TIH] by Cruising (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Raymond Donohoe (Longford). Rider: Hope Mussell (GBR) 36.3, 0, 1.6 = 37.9.CCI 2* Short Sec M2nd 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) 29.1, 0, 0.0 = 29.17th Greannanstown Sarahs Lady (ISH) 2020 mare by Dodarde E Z (ZANG) out of Greannstown Maxine Cruise (ISH) by Ballycapple Breeze (ISH). Breeder: Geraldine Flynn. Rider: Holly Woodhead (GBR) 30.3, 0, 0.0 = 30.3.Open Intermediate Sec G1st SSK Cape Cooley (ISH)[was SSK Izabella] 2016 mare by Simba (KWPN) out of Lady Wivollet (ISH) by Wivollet Vanbeek (KWPN). Breeder: Sharon Clifford (Kerry). Rider: Andrew Heffernan (NED) 27.7, 0, 2.8 = 30.53rd 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) 30.9, 0, 0.0 = 30.94th Piltown Concorde (ISH) 2016 gelding by Royal Concord (ISH) out of Piltown Flighty (ISH) by Errigal Flight (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Patrick Doddy. Rider: Lizzie Baugh (GBR) 32.5, 0, 0.0 = 32.57th Deloughtane Dingo (ISH) 2018 gelding by Elvis Ter Putte (BWP) out of Deloughtane Colgan Carel (ISH) by Harlequin du Carel (SF). Breeder: John Walsh. Rider: Grace Taylor (GBR) 32.7, 0, 6.8 = 39.58th Springhead Jupiter (ISH) 2018 gelding by Dexter R (KWPN) out of DS Alice (unk)Breeder:. Breeder: Paul Crompton. Rider: Katie Magee (GBR) 35.2, 0, 5.2 = 40.4.Intermediate Sec E3rd Corranvale Rolling Thunder (ISH) 2013 gelding by Diamond Roller [ISH] out of Brockagh Star (ISH) by Loughehoe Guy (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Thomas Haughey. Rider: Steven Renton (GBR) 35.2, 4, 2.4 = 41.64th Ogue MBF (ISH) 2019 gelding by Eldorado Van de Zeshoek (BWP) out of Ogue Ali Furist (ISH) by Aldato (KWPN). Breeder: Anne Murphy. Rider: Jack Mantel (GBR) 35.2, 0, 9.6 = 44.86th Greannanstown Donnacha Dusty (ISH) 2019 gelding by Imnotafraid Fortua (KWPN) out of Grennanstown Quality Cruise (ISH) by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD). Breeder: John Flynn. Rider: Holly Woodhead (GBR) 30.9, 12, 8.4 = 51.37th THL Roxy (ISH) 2017 mare by Sibon W (KWPN) out of Conors Gold (ISH) by Tinarana Goldwave (HANN). Breeder: Stephen Hickey. Rider: Eilidh Costelloe (GBR) 34.6, 8, 10.0 = 52.6.Intermediate Sec F3rd GRC Einstein (ISH) 2019 gelding by Candy de Nantuel (SF) out of Loughnavtta Kestral (ISH) by VDL Arkansas (KWPN). Breeder: Rory Costigan. Rider: Alexander Bragg (GBR) 31.6, 9, 4.4 = 45.04th 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) 34.3, 10, 3.2 = 47.55th Clouds of Courage (ISH) 2019 mare by Courage II (HOLST) out of Tobar Liath (TB) by Cloudsings (TB). Breeder: Margaret Murphy. Rider: Finn Healy (GBR) 37.7, 4, 8.4 = 50.17th Gun Moor (ISH) 2014 gelding by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD) out of Fuieslier (ISH) by Flagmount King (ID). Breeder: Sean Barron. Rider: Imi McCance (GBR) 36.1, 4, 15.2 = 55.39th 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, 12, 11.2 = 55.7.Open Novice Saturday Sec P3rd Dinadan (ISH) 2014 gelding by Lancelot (KWPN) out of Carneyhaugh Dawn (ISH) by Don Juan de la Bouverie (SBS). Breeder: Brian Smyth. Rider: Emily Orpwood (GBR) 29.5, 0, 0.0 = 29.54th Tokara (ISH)[was Cullintra Quincy] 2016 gelding by Quantino (HOLST) out of Milderina (TB)[IRL] by Milan (TB). Breeder: Kevin Murphy. Rider: David Britnell (GBR) 32.0, 3, 0.0 = 35.05th Cazflodor (ISH) 2016 mare by Cazador LS (CDLS) out of HHS Flo Jo (ISH) by Heritage Fortunus (HANN). Breeder: Marion Hughes. Rider: Sophie Brooks (GBR) 31.0, 4, 0.0 = 35.06th Fernhill Future Capitol (ISH)(was Heritage Fernhill) 2016 gelding by Future Trend (OLD) out of Cutting Edge (ZANG) by Cathago (ZANG). Breeder: Heritage Bloodstock. Rider: James Avery (GBR) 27.8, 4, 4.0 = 35.88th Rocquaine Bay (unk)[was Chavalier Flag] 2009 gelding OIO by WRS Meelin Flagmount (ISH)[TIH]. Rider: Jessica Gillam (GBR) 34.3, 4, 8.8 = 47.1.Novice Thursday Sec H2nd Our Grey Goose (unk) 2019 gelding by Emerald Vant Ruytershof (BWP) out of Sweet Whispers (PEID). Breeder: Joanna Hueston. Rider: Lizzie Baugh (GBR) 27.3, 0, 0.0 = 27.35th Boleybawn Blonde (ISH) 2018 mare by Celtic Hero B Z (ZANG)out of Sweeps Blondie (ISH) by Touchdown (ISH). Breeder: Bollybawn Horses Ltd. Rider: Jess Rimmer (GBR) 31.0, 0, 0.0 = 31.07.20266th Watervalley Black Ace (ISH)[TIH] 2016 gelding by Watervalley Cool Diamond (ISH)[TIH] out of Moyardwood Lady (TB) by Master Lord (TB). Breeder: Stephen David Reilly. Rider: Morgan Grey (GBR) 30.5, 4, 0.0 = 34.59th 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) 37.0, 0, 0.0 = 37.0.Novice Thursday Sec I1st KMS Avarus (ISH) 2016 gelding by Carrera VDL (KWPN) out of Deluciene (KWPN) by VDL Harley (KWPN). Breeder: Olive Broderick. Rider: Tyler Smith (GBR) 31.3, 0, 0.0 =31.32nd Enzo K (ISH) -2020 gelding by Luigi DEclipse (BWP) out of Urika (HOLST) by Uriko (KWPN). Breeder: Kirsten Farr. Rider: James Adams (GBR) 32.8, 0, 1.2 = 34.04th NJ Sligo Harlequin (ISH) 2020 gelding by Sligo Candy Boy (ISH) out of Tisrara Quinn (ISH) by Harlequin du Carel (SF). Breeder: John Kelly. Rider: Drew Munro (GBR) 33.5, 0, 2.4 = 35.95th Into the Groove (ISH) 2020 gelding by Kroongraaf (KWPN) out of Castlgate Sweet Emotion (ISH) by Mermus R (KWPN). Breeder: Martin Murphy. Rider: Sam Ecroyd (GBR) 32.5, 0, 6.4 = 38.910th Saunderscourt Emperor (ISH)[TIH] 2015 gelding by Emperor Augustus (TB) out of Saunderscourt Presenting (ISH)[TIH] by Carrick Diamond Lad (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Albert McDonald. Rider: Alex Mundell (GBR) 33.0, 8, 5.6 = 46.6.Novice Saturday Sec N4th Arledo (ISH)[was My Little Gent] 2017 gelding by ARS Vivendi out of My Little Starby Wuick Star. Breeder: Patrick J Kearns. Rider: David Britnell (GBR) 33.5, 4, 0.0 = 37.55th HHS Miss B (ISH) 2019 mare by Duel De HSP (SSW) out of Miss Belgium (BWP) by Der Senaat 111 (BWP), Breeder: Marion Hughes. Rider: Dani Stewart-Richardson (GBR) 33.0, 4, 1.2 = 38.26th Duntogether (ISH) 2017 mare by Tullabeg Fusion (ISH) out of Miss Bouquet (ISH) by Stormhill Miller (TB). Breeder: Nicholas Cousins. Rider: Katie Magee (GBR) 33.3, 8, 0.0 = 41.3.Novice Saturday Sec O2nd Playing It Cooley (ISH)[was Drumiller Duke] 2017 gelding by Cardento (HOLST) out of Millburren Meg (ISH)[TIH] by Flagmount Diamond (ID). Breeder: Paul Dillon. Rider: Louise Doherty (IRL) 28.5, 0, 0.0 = 28.57th Cream of Guinness (ISH) 2018 gelding by Guinness (KWPN) out of Iwinga (BWP) by Calvaro FCS (HOLST). Breeder: James Reynolds Jnr. Rider: Katherine Naylor (GBR) 31.5, 8, 0.8 = 40.38th Give Us A Swatch (ISH)[TIH] 2011 gelding by Watermill Swatch (TB) out of Classy Kate (ISH)[TIH] by Classic Vision (ID). Breeder: David Conlon. Rider: Giorgia Burns (GBR) 31.3, 4, 5.2 = 40.59th Corgar Campaign (ISH) 2016 gelding by Campaign Swing (TB)[IRL] out of Corgar Roller (ISH) by High Roller (ISH). Breeder: Karl Kavanagh. Rider: Ruth Holroyd (GBR) 34.0, 4, 3.2 = 41.210th Borris Chacoa Time (ISH) 2020 gelding by Chacoa (HOLST) out of First Time (ISH) by Lancelot (KWPN). Breeder: James Casey. Rider: Emma Hyslop-Webb (GBR) 32.0, 0, 10.0 = 42.0.Dauntsey Park One Day Event (GBR) 1st 3rd August 2026Mondays Results will be in next week.Open Intermediate Saturday Sec E13rd Govalent (ISH) 2015 gelding by Valent (KWPN) out of Bellaney Jewel (TB)[IRL] by Roselier (TB). Breeder: J W Rosbotham. Rider: Sofia Sjoborg (SWE) 32.3, 0, 16.0 = 489.3.Intermediate Saturday Sec E1st Hazleton Quality (ISH) 2013 gelding by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD) out of Nash Mint (ISH)[TIH] by Nash Me (TB)[IRL]. Breeder: John Greene (Clare). Rider: Sophie Pedlar (GBR) 26.8, 4, 17.2 = 48.05th Clopook Joker (ISH)[TIH] 2015 gelding by Cruisings Ambassador (ISH) out of Affick (AID) by Glidwn Diamond (ID). Breeder: James McMahon. Rider: Charlie Perrott (GBR) 32.1, 8, 65.2 = 105.3.Open Novice Saturday Sec G13rd Dolmen Delta Force (ISH) 2019 gelding by HHS Cornet (ISH) out of Dolmen Delicious (ISH) by Cavalo Z (ZANG). Breeder: Jack Murphy. Rider: Gemma Watts (GBR) 30.8, 0, 26.4 = 57.2.Novice Saturday Sec F8th Hidden Eclipse (ISH)[TIH][was Templebready Eclipse] 2017 gelding by Chinook Eclipse (TB) out of Templebready Jocelyn (ISH)[TIH} by Templebready Fear Bui (CP). Breeder: Caitriona Morrissey. Rider: Eva Carse (GBR) 27.8, 4, 60.4 = 92.2.Novice Saturday Sec G2nd Champabull (ISH) 2017 gelding by S Creevagh Ferro Ex Siebe (KWPN) out of Miss Muckloon (AES) by Ryans Cazet (AES). Breeder: Niall Daly. Rider: Josh Haynes (GBR) 34.0, 12, 11.6 = 57.63rd A Good Egg (ISH) 2018 gelding by Killinick Bouncer (ID) out of Katie M (ISH) by Rebel Mountain (ID). Breeder: Jackie Gaffney. Rider: Jemima Hughes (GBR) 38.0, 0, 59.6 = 97.6.Bishops Burton International and One Day Event (GBR) 31st July 2nd August 2026CCI J 2* Short Sec B2nd Carraiganard Obie (ISH) 2019 gelding by Lagans OBOS Quality (ISH) out of Newtown Star (ISH) by Rehy High Society (ISH). Breeder: PJ Roche. Rider: Zurie Dempster (GBR) 30.8, 0, 0.0 = 30.84th Tir Na Nog Shadow (ISH)[TIH] 2009 mare by Shadows Dun (CP) out of Tir Na Nog Diamond Lady (ISH)[TIH] by Coevers Diamond Boy (ISH). Breeder: Thomas OSullivan (Clare). Rider: Tara Moore (GBR) 27.3, 4.4, 0.0 = 31.75th EG Michaelangelo (ISH) 2011 gelding by Chellthago Z (ZANG) out of Jaspers Flower (ISH) by Ojasper (KWPN). Breeder: Michael Beattie (Down). Rider: Florance Drewitt (GBR) 29.4, 2.4, 0.0 = 31.810th Monkeal Alfie (ISH) 2016 gelding by Radolin (KWPN) out of PLS Hippo Q (ISH) by Castlecomer Q (ISH). Breeder: William McDonnell Inr. Rider: Harry Watkinsn (GBR) 31.8, 0.4, 4.4 = 36.6.CCI YR 2* Short Sec D4th Nightshift B (ISH) 2017 gelding by Setter (KWPN) out of Layla B (ISH) by Radolin (KWPN). Breeder: Etter Sportpferde AG. Rider: Clara Wilson (GBR) 31.1, 4, 1.6 = 36.77th Stonehavens You Two (ISH) 2017 gelding by Warrenstown You 2 (ISH) out of Ballinamonapark Honey (ISH) by Iroko (WESTF). Breeder: Vahe Bogossian. Rider: Olivia Fisher (GBR) 31.7, 0, 28.0 = 59.79th Moonlit Swayze (ISH)[was Cooley Dotcom] 2012 gelding by Dondoctro Ryal K (KWPN) out of Graigueeswood Mimi (ISH) by Warenstown You 2 (ISH). Breeder: Patrick McGree. Rider: Florence Baron (GBR) 38.1, 4.4, 18.0 = 60.510th Maxie Trend (ISH) 2017 mare by Future Trend (OLD) out of KEC Maxxine (AES) by KEC Maximum Joe (WESTF). Breeder: Kieran Kennedy. Rider: Selina Hunter (GBR) 34.1, 8, 18.4 = 60.5.CCI P 2* Sec E4th Woodfield Buddy (CP) 2017 stallion by Furbo Finnard (CP)out of Ballymurray May (CP) by Glenayre Silver Fox (CP). Rider: Lacee Rolls (GBR) 35.1, 0, 0.0 = 35.17th Crossgales Into The Blu (unk) 2013 gelding OIO. Rider: Edward Crawley (GBR) 32.2, 4, 4.8 = 41.08th Galco (unk) 2014 gelding OIO. Rider: Veronica Owings (NOR) 30.9, 8, 6.8 = 45.710th Tullibards Cloneenagh Ted (CP)[was Cloneenagh Ted] 2016 stallion by Cloonaveigh Cisco (CP) out of Cloneenagh Windy (CP) by Oisin (CP). Breeder Sean Meaney. Rider: Eloise Hawtin (GBR) 39.4, 12, 0.0 = 51.4.Open Novice Sec P1st Freedoms Boy (ISH)[TIH] 2018 gelding by Cougar (ISH)[TIH] out of Richmonds Ruby (ISH)[TIH] by Coevers Diamond Boy (ISH). Breeder: John Boyce. Rider: Alice Tracey (GBR) 31.0, 0, 2.0 = 33.02nd Drumaclann Brexit (ISH) 2015 mare by Paris Blue Merelsnest Z (ZANG) out of Gypsy Queen (ISH) by Chippison (ISH). Breeder: Gerry McGuigan. Rider: Harriet Boddy (GBR) 33.8, 0, 3.2 = 37.04th Ifnotwhynot (ISH) 2013 mare by Pacino (BWP) out of Royale Molly (ISH)[TIH] by Greenacres Diamond (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Alan Wheeler (Limerick). Rider: Daisy Bathe (GBR) 33.0, 0, 8.0 = 41.06th Confession Time (ISH) 2014 gelding by ARS Vivendi (HOLST) out of Ballyuirke Brigade [ISH] by Clover Brigade (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Mary Carter (Kilkenny). Rider: Aiden Ward (GBR) 30.8, 0, 28.8 = 59.6.Novice Sec O4th Ballyrath Sligo (ISH) 2020 gelding by Sligo Candy Boy (ISH) out of Ballyrath Girl (RID) by Crosstown Dancer (ID). Breeder: Michael McDermot. Rider: Will van Ufford (GBR) 30.8, 8, 2.4 = 41.25th Fourfields Triumph (ISH) 2019 gelding by Triomphe de Muze (BUP) out of Outbound (AES) by Outcast (AES). Breeder: Donal Galvin. Rider: Liberty Jane Nichols (GBR) 28.0, 4, 10.4 = 42.47th Castlesize Empress (ISH)[TIH] 2015 mare by Emperor Augustus (TB) out of Killagha Lissadell (RID) by Flagmount King (ID). Breeder: Desmond Noctor. Rider: Charlie Wells (GBR) 33.5, 8, 15.6 = 57.19th Creevaghstables Deedoora (ISH)[TIH] 2019 gelding by Loughmor Rambler (CP) out of Mollys Last Hope (TB) by Blueprint (TB). Breeder: Aidan Sheedy. Rider: Sue M Chadwick (GBR) 34.0, 4, 44.4 = 82.410th Ballymaclune Mossy (ISH)[TIH] 2019 gelding by Awesome Star (TB)[IRL] out of Lizrena (ISH)[TIH] by Young Convinced (TB)[IRL]. Breeder: Deirdre Clune. Rider: Madeleine Wolfenden (GBR) 32.8, 8, 48.4 = 89.2.Blindley Heath One Day Event (GBR) 1st 2nd August 2026Open Novice Sec M1st Ballytarsna Colonel Guy (ISH) 2012 gelding by Colonel Clover (WNTR) out of Burns Regular Gal (ISH){TIH} by Loughehoe Guy (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Hugh & Philip Cass (Laois). Rider: Charlotte Mount (GBR) 31.3, 4, 9.6 = 44.9Only One Finished.Novice Sec L5th Tullymurry Grace (ISH) 2018 mre by Chillout (ISH) out of Tullymurry Holly (ISH) by Cmiro de Haar Z (ISH). Breeder: Marian Turley. Rider: Daisy Minter (GBR) 34.5, 4, 3.2 = 41.76th Elusive Lion (ISH) 2015 gelding by Elusive Emir (TB) out of Cloonmeen Coco (ISH) by Couirage II (HOLST). Breeder: Adrian Burke. Rider: Cariad Miles-Taylor (GBR) 34.0, 8, 0.0 = 42.09th Its Crunchtime (ISH) 2020 gelding by Dignified Vant Zorgvliet (BWP) out of Diro (ISH) by Ramiro B (BWP). Breeder: Maurice Cousins. Rider: Fiona Kashel (GBR) 33.3, 4, 30.8 = 68.1.Hoosier Horse Trials (USA) 31st July 2nd August 2026Open Preliminary2nd Roscommon (ISH)(was Master Elliot) 2012 gelding by ARS Vivendi (HOLST) out of Killaloe Lady Grey (ISH) by Cruising (ISH)[TIH]. Breeder: Rosemarie Stuart. Rider: Abby Blackburn (USA) 40.3, 0, 0.0 = 40.3.Hamm International (GER) 23rd 26th July 2026CCI 4* Short5th Tullibards Tick the Boxes (ISH) 2016 gelding by Tullibards Bennys Legacy out of Fairy Bride (TB)[IRL] by Brian Boru (TB). Breeder: Hans Jurgen Kuehnle. Rider: Pauline Knorr (GER) 37.4, 4, 8.8 = 50.2.Strzegom International (POL) 30th July 2nd August 2026CCI 2* Short8th Connie Clover (ISH) 2016 mare by OBOS Quality 004 (OLD) out of Chacoas Clover (ISH) by Chacoa (HOLST). Breeder: John OBrien. Rider: Michal Hycki (POL) 33.7, 0, 4.8 = 38.5.These results have been provided to Horse Sport Ireland by Charlie Ripman.These results are funded by Horse Sport Ireland.The post Irish breeders make CCI classes their own in the UK appeared first on .

Ocala, FL The $50,000 Alltech American Standard Grand Prix closed out feature competition during Week VIII of the 2026 Summer Series at World Equestrian Center Ocala (WEC). Twenty-five horse-and-rider combinations contested the final feature class of the week, but it was Tracy Fenney (USA) who claimed the victory as the last to return aboard MTM Farms MTM Apple (Favorit Ask x Kongs Whopsie).Source

Ocala, FL The penultimate Saturday night Grand Prix of the 2026 Summer Series brought another packed house to the WEC Grand Arena as elite international combinations battled it out in the $150,000 Hampton Green Farms Grand Prix CSI3*. After a thrilling nine-horse jump-off that came down to the slimmest of margins, Jad Dana (LBN) once again proved untouchable, piloting The Itchy Groups ItchcockSource