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1 week ago | 
horseandhound.co.uk | Sarah Jenkins
Ros Canter has won her fifth five-star, taking the Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials riding Izilot DHI. The result came down to a dramatic final phase in the showjumping. Ros jumped clear and inside the time, while overnight leaders Laura Collett and London 52 had the first part of the treble at fence 10, which was enough to give Ros the win.
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2 weeks ago | 
horseandhound.co.uk | Sarah Jenkins
Bubby Upton scored her first senior CCI4*-L win by triumphing at the Defender Bramham Horse Trials on nine-year-old Its Cooley Time. Bubby had a fence in hand in the showjumping but jumped clear with just a rattle of the upright at fence two.
“It means a lot to win this – it’s one of the big Bs and growing up, I’ve seen legends win this. So it feels really special to win it, particularly having won the under-25 championships here as well,” said Bubby.
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annallergy.org | Valerie Jaroenpuntaruk |Sarah Jenkins |Miguel A. Park
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3 weeks ago | 
horseandhound.co.uk | Sarah Jenkins
An 18-year-old former racehorse has found the ideal new career for him in a riding school. The gelding had previously been deemed “too quirky” to be rehomed or retrained. National Hunt horse Harley finished racing more than seven years ago, and retired to a field. He is now said to be thriving at Jess’s Horse Haven, which offers lessons and therapy for children and adults with additional needs.
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1 month ago | 
horseandhound.co.uk | Sarah Jenkins
Grand National-winning jockey Rachael Blackmore surprised many yesterday (12 May) by announcing her retirement from race riding. Rachael’s incredible career also included Cheltenham Gold Cup, Champion Hurdle and Champion Chase wins. She wrote on social media: “I feel the time is right. I’m sad but I’m also incredibly grateful for what my life has been for the past 16 years.
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1 month ago | 
tandfonline.com | Sarah Jenkins |Peter Ayton
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2 months ago | 
horseandhound.co.uk | Sarah Jenkins
Harry Meade was the only rider to go clear cross country inside the time at the Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event – a feat he managed on not just one but two rides: Amanda Gould’s Grafennacht and Mandy Gray and his own Et Hop Du Matz, with whom he finished third and fourth respectively. Revealing how he made the time, Harry said: “I thought there was a repeat pattern at some of the fences where there was a sharp turn afterwards.
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2 months ago | 
horseandhound.co.uk | Sarah Jenkins
Anna Ross’s regular column for Horse & Hound has resonated with readers this week. Anna talks about the changes she is seeing in the sport in response to welfare concerns, where confusion lies and what more could be done. With regards to judging, Anna says: “From the ground, it seems that judges are more conscious than ever of contact issues, short necks and tension.
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Mar 24, 2025 | 
horseandhound.co.uk | Sarah Jenkins
Laura shared the news on her social media that her beloved grand prix stars Alf and Andy – Mistral Hojris and Andretti H – had been put down aged 30 following a long and happy retirement. Alf took Laura on to senior championship teams and helped her achieve her dreams – including winning team gold and individual bronze at the London 2012 Olympics. The imposing chestnut with huge character and distinctive markings was a team regular for many years and appealed to audiences around the world.
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Mar 18, 2025 | 
horseandhound.co.uk | Sarah Jenkins |Pippa Roome
Olympic gold medallist Ros Canter is going to run the London Marathon in support of her friend Saffron Cresswell, who was paralysed in a cross-country fall at Bramham last June. The friends had intended to run the marathon together, both entering the ballot before Saffron’s fall. After Saffron sustained damage to her spinal cord, Ros chose to run in aid of Spinal Research – whose goal is to restore movement for people with spinal cord injuries.
