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From Royal Windsor to Olympia: 2016’s ultimate showing quizIt’s been an action-packed 2016 season — but how well can you remember what happened? Test yourself by answering the 20 questions below…
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Take a look at the 12 ponies crowned best of their breeds at OlympiaUphill James Fox was crowned the Blue Chip BSPS Heritage native champion at Olympia yesterday, but another 11 ponies also took home prizes after being crowned the best of their breed
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‘He loves a mud bath’: Welsh stallion makes history in Olympia’s BSPS Heritage championshipA Welsh section A took the Blue Chip BSPS Heritage champion title at Olympia, the London International Horse Show, this afternoon
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‘Don’t cover too much — and no bling’: Sarah Parker’s secrets to winning on a native ponyIn the last of a three-part series, prolific rider Sarah Parker shares her tips on how to make Connemaras sparkle in the show ring
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Late pony change for Olympia BSPS Heritage championships — plus the 40 finalistsOne of the ponies qualified for the Blue Chip British Show Pony Society Heritage M&M championships at Olympia will not be allowed to compete
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New series for owners of show horsesIf it proves popular, the series will be expanded in 2018
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Flattering saddles and handy bits: turn your native pony into a winner with Sarah Parker -
Horses loose in barns and lucky onions — the secrets behind a champion’s yardYou might imagine a multi-championship-winning point-to-point yard to have pristine stables, a state-of-the-art gallop track and an ever-ending list of staff — but in this case, you’d be mistaken...
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New 2016 RIHS supreme pony crowned nearly four months after showThe supreme pony title for 2016 was decided by guests at Hickstead’s Showtime Ball after the original winner was disqualified due to testing positive for a prohibited substance
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Police raids, dead bodies, runaway cars — and other hilarious things that shouldn’t happen to a vetThere’s no such thing as a ‘normal’ working day for equine vets as the following industry professionals reveal
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15 outstanding natives that turned heads at the BSPS Heritage championships
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‘He’s like my son’: HOYS and RIHS champion to be retiredThe multiple championship-winning M&M working hunter pony is to stand at stud and will not be ridden again
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French rider defeats Michael Jung for second year running at Pau; four Brits in the top 10Find out who scored his first CCI4* victory to deny Michael Jung another title, and how British riders fared
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Big changes to leaderboard after Pau CCI4* cross-country; Nicola Wilson best BritFind out who is lying where after the second phase, and why Great Britain suffered mixed fortunes
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‘It will take some jumping’: take a look at the Pau CCI4* fences that have got riders talkingWhich fence do you like? The Rio Olympic course-designer has given riders plenty to jump tomorrow
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Michael Jung leads Pau CCI4* after dressage but British farrier hot on his heelsFind out which unexpected British rider is giving Michael Jung a run for his money at the French CCI4*
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Marvel at 23 showing champions crowned at HOYSTake a look at the following 23 animals who signed off for 2016 with a championship sash in tow
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‘Sleep is for wimps!’: Search For A Star champions crowned at HOYSFind out which amateur riders triumphed on the world-famous stage
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Farm secretary clinches working hunter championship at HOYSFind out which owner/rider took the prestigious title
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Who did the HOYS judges choose as their Cuddy in-hand supreme champion?There were 22 animals qualified for the prestigious Cuddy supreme in-hand championship — find out which one got the nod from the judges.
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As tough as ever: walk the HOYS working hunter course in picturesJust nine clears, one fall and an elimination — take a look at the notoriously tough worker track negotiated at HOYS
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11 sensational hacks who turned heads in the show ringElegant and graceful — just two of the attributes the following hacks displayed in order to catch the judge’s eye in the show ring
