Great Britain wins team Gold Ros Canter and Allstar B wins Individual Gold Great Britain scores the lowest team score in world championship history Great Britain qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Four British athletes finish in the top 20 “Our primary objective coming here was qualifying for Tokyo and our next […]
10 things you may not know about Gemma Tattersall’s eventer, Arctic Soul aka “Spike” Born in Ireland he was bred by Michael Whitty. He started life as a racehorse but he didn’t win a thing. “He was rubbish” says Gemma. He was rescued off the meat truck in Ireland by Marti Rudd, a Performance […]
New Zealand’s Jonelle Price has been knocking on the door of a big win for nearly a decade. This year with her evergreen mare Classic Moet, she won perhaps the most famous equestrian events of them all, The Mitsubishi Badminton Horse Trials. In doing so, Jonelle became the first female winner in ten years and […]
Undoubtedly one of the most prolific riders of all time, Horse Scout advocate Mark Todd has been competing at the top of the sport for nearly forty years. As well as winning Badminton four times and Burghley five times, Mark (aka “Toddy”) has competed at seven Olympic Games winning medals at five of those, […]
Celebrating a great equestrian summer with Horse Scout We may have lost the football and are about to be politically screwed by the rest of Europe but the UK have plenty to celebrate in the Equestrian world. For starters, British riders occupy the top three spots in world ranking for eventing. In […]
In the first part of our “Trainers in Focus” Series, we catch up with popular trainer Nick Gauntlett. Nick is “a fellow of the British Horse Society” which means he holds the highest level of BHS coaching qualification and is also is one of a small and illustrious group to hold the title of “British […]
The St James’s Place Barbury Castle Horse Trials delivered masterful action from six of the top ten event riders in the world. Plus fairy tale results for horses and riders who have come back from injury and a crisis of confidence. It was a win for French rider Tom Carlile and his […]
Image by Benjamin Clarke Photography If you want to see eventing at it’s finest and fancy a cheeky preview of many of the horse and rider combinations likely to be heading to the World Equestrian Games in North Carolina this September, then head to the St James’s Place Barbury Horse Trials ( 5-8th July). […]
We are so excited that Horse Scout Advocate William Funnell, has just claimed his fourth victory in the Al Shira’aa Derby at Hickstead for so many reasons. Not just because he has been a supporter of Horse Scout from the beginning but also because he was riding a British homebred horse. This was the […]
Until last year Nigel Coupe was a name that had not been heard on the international showjumping scene for some time. It was at Hickstead that together with Golvers Hill, a horse bought for showing, Nigel reminded the world of his talents, by winning The Al Shira’aa Derby at Hickstead, one of the […]
