British Showjumping (BS) is the national governing body for showjuming in the UK. BS manages more than 4,200 shows each year providing in excess of 4,350 days of showjumping for members- H&H aims to bring you reports and news from as many of the shows as possible.
Three months ago, while we were all under lockdown, few could have imagined such a championship going ahead. But for nine days, against the spectacular backdrop of Bolesworth Castle, this year’s national championships produced a string of outstanding winners — here we celebrate just a few of our favourite moments...
‘We are acutely aware of the need for equestrian competitions, events and businesses to resume’
Governing bodies have provided clarification on flu vaccination requirements as more sport gets underway
The championships will take place over the week usually occupied by Horse of the Year Show (7-11 October)
Casting is open to young riders from England, Scotland and Wales
The British Showjumping chief executive responds to Nick Skelton’s recent opinion piece – does the sport need a shake-up, asks Jennifer Donald?
‘Hopefully we’ve shown we’re doing all we can to give members the opportunities as soon as we can’
Nick Skelton’s recent H&H column has created discussion across the country. Jennifer Donald investigates the response
The statement said the status of the coronavirus pandemic continues to evolve in the UK, adding recent government briefings indicate a longer period of lockdown is looking “increasingly likely”
Organisers have said the Horse of the Year Show and the British Showjumping national championships remain on at present
Find out what the benefits of competing in affiliated showjumping are
‘It’s trying to get people to take that responsibility and if everyone does we will be able to prevent the disease spreading further’
H&H’s guest showjumping columnist calls for changes to support up-and-coming talent
We bring you just some of the stars in this year’s roll of honour of national champions
‘I want to inspire other people to do what they want to do’
‘I’d never part with him, even if someone offered me millions of pounds. He’s my best friend’
‘Whatever happens at HOYS, he'll always be the best pony in the world’
‘Dad said: ‘Just go in and have fun, and I did’
The legendary showjumping course designer plans to take a step back at the end of the year following a glittering career that has taken him across the world
