HOYS 2015 results: find out who’s won
If you want to keep in touch with 2015 Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) results, then you’ve come to the right place. Our on-site reporters will be tweeting the HOYS 2015 results throughout the show, but if you aren’t on twitter you can stay up to date with the latest news by simply refreshing this page. Use the scroll bar on the right of the window below to view older tweets.
HOYS is home to many of Britain’s most prestigious national championships in the world of showing and showjumping, as well as hosting highly competitive international showjumping classes. The show is also hosting the small tour freestyle dressage to music class once again this year.
This year’s show takes place from 7-11 October at the NEC in Birmingham. Among the national showjumping classes is the prestigious Horse & Hound Foxhunter final for young horses. Many former Foxhunter winners have gone on to great success in showjumping at the highest level, so if you’re interested in the sport, you won’t want to miss it. You can find out what some former winners have gone on to achieve in 1 October issue of Horse & Hound magazine.
And if you can’t make it up to Birmingham on Thursday evening, you’ll be able to watch the thrilling Foxhunter jump-off right here on the H&H website. If you’d like to follow more action from HOYS, then check out the HOYS TV listings.
Horse & Hound’s full reports on all the action from HOYS will be on sale Thursday 15 October, so ask your local newsagent to put a copy aside for you, so you don’t miss out.
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Carol is an experienced journalist and editor, who is also a passionate amateur rider and dedicated horse owner, having ridden since childhood. She has a particular interest in the emotional well-being and ethical training of horses, alongside veterinary matters, having garnered extensive first-hand experience of numerous equine health conditions through more than 30 years of horse ownership.