If you are looking for your next dream equine partner, take a look at this selection of horses for sale in West Sussex on the Horse & Hound website this week.

1. ‘Will jump anything’

Height: 15.3hh

Gender: mare

Age: six

Selling points: “This is a homebred horse. She is a thoroughbred cross warmblood. She is very dainty so no heavy riders and is currently hunting with Cattistock South Dorset. She will jump anything and is extremely careful. She is not strong, but she does have a happy buck in her. She is looking for a competent rider and is very fun and easy. She doesn’t like very heavy ground, but she would certainly go eventing as she is very talented.”

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2. ‘Very easy’

Height: 16hh

Gender: mare

Age: 10

Selling points: “Uccla is possibly one of the sweetest mares we have had the pleasure of having and competing. Uccla has showjumped to 1.25m in France and also evented to advanced also in France and the UK with really good results. Since coming to the UK Uccla has been showjumping and eventing with a small teenage girl, again with much success. Her owners feel she is best suited to showjumping as she is careful. Uccla rides exceptionally well on the flat doing perfect changes and is currently jumping Foxhunters. She was placed second in the South of England gents final at Pycombe a few weeks ago around a 1.30m jump off. She has now stepped up and is jumping B and C 1.30m classes. We find Uccla very easy to ride and she is an absolute darling on the yard. She is currently being ridden in a snaffle. She also hacks out and loads etc. I honestly have nothing bad to say about this mare. Ideally suited for children on horses, amateur or for professional.”

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3. ‘Talented’

Height: 16hh

Gender: gelding

Age: five

Selling points: “This lovely moving horse is a super jumper that hunts too. He stands at the meet and is mannerly in the field. He has done Pony Club winter league jumping, dressage and cross-country schooling, farm rides and clinics. He would suit a competitive teenager for eventing or hunting.”

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4. ‘Super model’

Height: 155cm

Gender: mare

Age: four

Selling points: “This grey, four-year-old lightweight cob mare is a super model. She is straight and correct.”

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5. ‘Stunning’

Height: 15.3hh

Gender: mare

Age: six

Selling points: “This stunning mare is by the legendary stallion Chello III VDL. She is a lovely young horse that was imported from the Netherlands. She has beautiful paces and great technique over a fence. She has many top 10 placings at BE90 and 100 level with 60BE foundation points. She has beautiful movement, and usually scores in the 20s. She is very careful and as brave as a lion across country — she doesn’t look at anything. She has very consistent British Eventing form all except two events due to a virus. She was placed in both events entered since. She is very straightforward and easy to do in all ways — a pleasure to have on the yard. She is easy to catch/clip/shoe, is fantastic out hacking alone and in company on busy roads. She has a snaffle mouth in all phases, no vices, clean legs, no blemishes, no sarcoids etc. Not marish.”

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If anyone is lucky enough to win the next Lottery jackpot, perhaps this equestrian set-up in West Sussex will feature somewhere on your shopping list?

On the market for a breezy £5m, Redens is a compact country estate set within 28 acres of land. Within commuting distance of London (52 miles), the property is seven miles from the town of Haslemere and five miles from Petworth.

Redens is situated in the South Downs National Park and lies between the villages of Lodsworth and Lickfold in the much sought after ‘Golden Triangle’.

There is a bridleway adjacent to the property for easy access to the excellent riding and walking that West Sussex has to offer.

Equestrian centres within easy reach include: Greatham EC (15 miles), Coombelands Equestrian (11 miles) and HRH Equestrian (18 miles).

Located 16 miles to the south west is Compton cross-country course, which has a variety of fences to practice over. Fair Oaks also has a range of cross-country jumps and is just 11 miles away.

Sign up to Horsham and District Riding Club for a range of annual fixtures for you and your steed to get stuck into.

Hunting in the area is with either the Crawley and Horsham Hunt or the South Downs Bloodhounds.

The property is currently being offered for sale by Knight Frank, for the tidy sum of £5m.

Let’s see what all the fuss is about…

The land totals to 28 acres and with its location in the South Downs, hacking will be nothing short of extraordinary.

The substantial equestrian facilities were constructed by the current owners to provide a spacious stable yard with staff accommodation. All eight stables are based around a walled courtyard.

As well as a manège, there is a lungeing ring and wash room/solarium.

There are several farm buildings in a separate block which are also of recent construction. Their design is specifically for alpaca husbandry, however they could easily be adapted for equestrian use.

The house dates back to the 15th Century and in the middle of the courtyard driveway is a heated fish pond.

There is a further large fish pond with pergola.

The house underwent some renovation during the 90s. The most recent extension has created a leisure wing with guest accommodation, an indoor swimming pool and gym complex.

Ground floor features include a drawing room, kitchen/breakfast room, wine cellar and this luxurious dining room.

Head upstairs via the main staircase and onto the galleried landing…

…which offers access to six of the bedrooms, one of which is the master suite.

Is this the country haven of your dreams?

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Stay near the Hickstead action this summer by purchasing one of these stunning West Sussex-based equestrian properties.

1. Westbrook Lea, Bognor Road, near Horsham.

For you: this single storey rural home is nestled in a tranquil area, and is surrounded by masses of rolling fields. The versatile interior layout includes an entrance lobby, family, dining and sitting rooms, conservatory, kitchen, utility room, three double bedrooms including one en-suite, and a family bathroom. Outside there is an attractive garden area, which includes a swimming pool, hot tub, patio, summer house and dog compound.

For the horses: situated on the three acres of pastureland is a stable yard, which consists of seven loose boxes. The 20 x 40 m Pasada-surfaced outdoor riding arena has been well maintained by the present owner and the paddocks are all fenced with post and rail. There are also four field shelters and the yard benefits from a CCTV system. The house also includes a boot room/tack room facility.

USP: the property offers a chance to enjoy living in your own rural enclave, yet be within a short drive of Warnham, Dorking and Horsham, which offer main line rail links to London and with easy access to the A24 linking to the A264 and M25.

What’s the damage? £795,000

Agent: Equus Country and Equestrian

Telephone number: 01892 829014

Visit: equusproperty.co.uk.

2. Amblehurst Manor Farm, Wilsborough Green, near Horsham

For you: sitting in over 10 acres of ground, this traditional Sussex barn conversion benefits from a number of individually memorable rooms which are coupled with delightful views. Offering accommodation mostly over a single level, the house has a family kitchen complete with sitting area, four double bedrooms, one bedroom guest annexe, six bathrooms, and also features landscaped gardens.

For the horses: four purpose built loose boxes, a solarium and a tack room sit alongside spacious paddocks which overlook a picturesque River Kird frontage. There is an external wash down area complete with lighting. The land gently undulates and is laid to pasture, part post and rail fenced.Ê

USP: the property features a detached period outbuilding, which has been recently renovated to provide gym, office and home cinema facilities. The village of Wisborough Green is the archetypal English village with its cricket green, primary school, church, pubs, village store and Post Office, also offering residents regular main line services into Victoria and Waterloo stations.

What’s the damage? £2.65m

Agent: Savills Guildford

Telephone number: 01483 796800

Visit: savills.co.uk

3. Wineham Place, Wineham, near Henfield

For you: beautiful country house spilling with charm and character set in the centre of its own grounds. There are five bathrooms in the property, with the master bedroom holding an en-suite bathroom with under floor heating. A viewing platform at the top of the house provides 360-degree view across the Sussex countryside.

For the horses: included in the 46.5 acres of woodland and pasture is a selection of outbuildings which lend themselves to equestrian use. There are three separate lots of paddock and woodland available by separate negotiation. Wineham Place is situated in a rural location and is ideally situated for the thriving local equestrian scene with Hickstead All England show ground and arena polo club within 3 miles.

USP: Dating back to the early 20th century, the property has been considerably updated and was extended in 2006, creating a feature room central to modern living, on the west side of the property overlooking the gardens. The house grounds include a lake located at the end of the driveway.

What’s the damage? £3.2m

Agent: Knight Frank

Telephone number: 020716 72491

Visit: knightfrank.co.uk

Ref: Horse & Hound; 8 Feb 2018

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1. Kitchenour, East Sussex

For you: a Grade II-listed Georgian farmhouse with five bedrooms, a galleried landing, formal gardens and an outdoor pool with a pool house.

For the horses: an American barn with four loose boxes, a feed bay,

a wash-down area, a separate tack room and a large garage for a horsebox. The land extends to around 7.5 acres.

What’s the damage? £1.25m

Agent: Phillips & Stubbs

Telephone number: 01797 227338

Visit: www.phillipsandstubbs.co.uk

2. Sparr Farm, West Sussex

For you: a seven- to eight-bedroom Grade II-listed house with its own airstrip, aircraft hanger, swimming pool, tennis court and delightful views.

For the horses: three stables, a hay barn and further outbuildings, set in 80 acres.

What’s the damage? In excess of £3.8m

Agent: Batcheller Monkhouse

Telephone number: 01798 872081

Visit: www.batchellermonkhouse.com

3. Landfall House, West Sussex

For you: a six-bedroom Edwardian country house in an elevated position at the end of a private lane. The property is surrounded by formal gardens with a stone terrace and a former croquet lawn.

For the horses: an American barn with six stables, further timber stabling available by separate negotiation, potential for grooms’ accommodation, a horse walker, 25x80m polo arena and further outbuildings. Set in 7.8 acres.

What’s the damage? £1.7m

Agent: Churchill Country & Equestrian

Telephone number: 01403 700222

Visit: www.churchillcountry.com

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4. Redens, West Sussex

For you: a seven-bedroom house with a cellar, indoor swimming pool, gym area, landscaped gardens and ponds.

For the horses: there are eight stables, plus a tack room, rug room, wash room/solarium, staff flat, feed store, 20x50m arena and lungeing room in addition to a large barn complex with further stabling.

What’s the damage? £5m

Agent: Jackson-Stops & Staff

Telephone number: 01730 812357

Visit: www.jackson-stops.co.uk

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Ref: Horse & Hound; 28 July 2016

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Carriage driving enthusiasts in West Sussex and Essex have the opportunity to pick up the reins and learn more about the sport by taking part in subsidised training courses.

The “Driving Back to Sport” project, funded by Sport England, has already introduced 120 new adults to driving in the counties of Nottinghamshire, Devon, Cheshire and Yorkshire.

There are 68 places now available on five-day courses taking place at Albourne Equestrian Centre (West Sussex) and Ashfields Carriage and Polo Club (Essex) throughout April, May and June.

For more information visit www.horsedrivingtrials.co.uk.

This news story was first published in the current issue of H&H (12 April 2012)

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A vast sculpture of a horse’s head – which has become a West Sussex landmark – is on its way to Australia where it will serve as a memorial at the grave of the entrepreneur and polo patron Kerry Packer.

The 30ft high bronze, Artemis, was created by the artist Nic Fiddian-Green and has been bought for £1m.

It originally stood on the South Downs, near Chichester, looking across the Selsey peninsula and was moved to Goodwood in July 2010 for the racing festival (news, 17 June 2010).

Mr Fiddian-Green told H&H he was “humbled” that his sculpture had been selected.

“It is quite an honour,” he said. “It is a rather wonderful end to a long journey, as it has taken me 30 years to have the confidence to make this.”

Artemis – which weighs four tonnes – is due to arrive in New South Wales at the end of December. It will go on the Packer family estate, in the Great Dividing Range of mountains.

Mr Fiddian-Green said he had been inspired by a trip to see the Elgin Marbles in the British Museum when he was a student and a horse’s head caught his attention.

“It has obsessed me,” he said. “It embodies a lot of emotions – hope, nobility and dignity.”

This news story was first published in the current issue of Horse and Hound (17 November, 2011)

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