Nicole Anderson-Lockhead wins two showjumping classes as well as the overall working hunter supreme aboard Paulette Cooper’s winning heavyweight.
11. Nipna Invictus
NIPNA INVICTUS
10 / Black / Gelding / Wolsey Xabi / / Caitlin Hamilton
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Reserve for the young rider crown is Caitlin Hamilton and her own Dales gelding, who came through from the intermediate class.
12. Rafeekah
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Kimberley Bates steers her own Arab to win his section championship in the Longines International Arena.
13. Red Butler
RIHS 25.07.21
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On his first trip to the RIHS, Lisa Davey’s six-year-old lightweight impresses the judges and the crowds to lift the supreme cob award.
14. Wilderness Early Bird
RIHS 25.07.21
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After winning both part-bred and show pony championships, the 12-year-old mare gives rider Mia Donaldson her first RIHS Dick Saunders supreme pony title.
15. Our Cashel Blue
RIHS 25.07.21
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The coloured champion is crowned Winston Churchill supreme with a perfect score of 30/30 with Allister Hood.
16. Ballinclare
RIHS 25.07.21
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Despite being just a five-year-old, Alice Homer’s mare is crowned intermediate champion and is placed third overall in the supreme crowning.
17. Wall Street II
RIHS 24.07.21
Small Hunter Champ.
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Sarah Harper’s small hunter, just a six-year-old, takes class victory with Jayne Ross, who was also open hunter champion on Kay Campbell’s Temple Ogue.
18. Chantilly Bojangles
RIHS 23.07.21
Amateur Hunter Champ. No. 9
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Lucy Lockwood tops the amateur hunter supreme on her own lightweight.
19. Glenkeeran Dance In The Deep
RIHS 23.07.21
Amateur Hunter Res. Champ. No. 104
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The chestnut lightweight is second in the amateur lightweights and picks up section reserve for his owner/rider Camilla Davies.
20. UK Model Farm UK Midnight Meadow
RIHS 24.07.21
Mini Horse Champ.
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Harriet Miller leads the four-year-old RIHS first-timer to the miniature horse supreme.
21. Parkgate Royal Visit William
RIHS 24.07.21
Hack Champ
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Nick Brookes’ small hack is crowned hack supreme for his producer Robert Walker.
22. Rowfantina Orlando-Bloom
RIHS 22.07.21
Minin Supreme No. 109
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The RIHS debutante scores the mini Heritage tri-colour for nine-year-old James Burchell and his connections.
23. Salcombe Starehole Bay
RIHS 22.07.21
M&M Champoinship
Champion 186 Starehole Bay
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Felicity Thompson watches her own home-bred Dartmoor stallion and his producer Katy Marriott-Payne land the supreme Heritage ridden before taking reserve in the overall pony supreme.
24. Thunderbolt Fairy Robin Bambi
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Megan White’s Connemara is crowned young rider supreme with 16-year-old Grace Litherland.
25. Woodfield Jovial Joker
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The 143cm winner achieves the overall BSPS working hunter pony title with Mollie Mae Jeffrey.
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Former H&H showing editor and deputy features editor
Born and raised in the Lake District, Alex has grown up on the showing scene. She has qualified and competed ponies at the Royal International, Horse of the Year Show and Olympia and has first-hand knowledge of the current issues in the showing world as well as the horses, ponies and riders who compete in the sport. Alex joined H&H in January 2018 as showing editor, cementing its place as the leading equestrian publication for both showing reports and current showing news in the UK. She moved on in October 2024 to pursue other opportunities, but continues to write for us on a freelance basis.
