Oliver Townend leads the British effort with a silver for his six-year-old, while German riders are dominant in both classes at the prestigious young horse World Championships
The young event horse championships at Le Lion d’Angers have highlighted some stars of the future. We meet nine Le Lion winners who’ve gone on to fame
Meet the horses who will represent Britain at the young horse World Championships at Le Lion d’Angers, France, in October 2020
Grab your passport, book a flight and we promise you won’t regret a trip to one of these amazing shows
Take a look at some of the most eye-catching fences combinations tackled at a recent eventing championship
Next week (18-21 October), some of the world’s best young event horses will do battle at Le Lion D’Angers in France in the FEI World Breeding Federation Eventing Championships for Young Horses. Here are the British six- and seven-year-olds that will be going for glory...
Horse & Hound's eventing columnist suggests international events do their draw earlier
Simon reports back from his first international competition since his serious fall
William Fox-Pitt remains in hospital following a fall at Le Lion d’Angers in France on 17 October. He is stable and under observation.
Take a look at the young horse Le Lion graduates who may be impressing this eventing season
Where can you see the best young event horses in Britain competing this year? Plus the place to go to watch Europe’s rising equine stars
H&H speaks to the people behind eventer Parkfield Quintessential to find out why he looks set to excel in 2015
Brits claimed three podium places in Le Lion d’Angers at the weekend, a hotly contest competition which often highlights future eventing stars
Riders that made the journey to Le Lion from the UK include Gemma Tattersall, Kitty King, William Fox-Pitt and Lucinda Fredericks
Piggy French and Cast Away win the world seven-year-old title at the prestigious Le Lion d
Gatcombe Horse Trials is to be the first British event to host a one-star CIC event
Young British horses hold their own at the World Breeding Championships for event horses
