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‘He’s incredible’: Whitaker makes Hickstead history with third King George winRobert Whitaker and Equine America Vermento's 2026 King George V Gold Cup win is their third in four years
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‘It’s like a dream’: Holly Smith’s star stallion back to his brilliant best at HicksteadHolly was delighted to win the 2026 Queen Elizabeth II Cup with Fruselli
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‘Football doesn’t need to come home – showjumping does it for them’: Britain triumphs in top home Nations CupBritain has regained the Edward, Prince of Wales trophy, winning the home leg for the third time in four years
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Championship stars aim to shine on home soil: meet the British team for today’s Hickstead Nations CupHorse & Hound’s showjumping editor introduces the quartet of showjumpers representing Great Britain in their home Nations Cup
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‘We’ll have to call him Mbappé!’ Harry Charles and Bandit complete fabulous hat-trick at Hickstead -
‘That’s cool, isn’t it?!’ Gemma Stevens wins second consecutive Hickstead eventers’ titleThe 2025 champions did it again, securing Gemma’s third win in this class
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‘He’s my all-time favourite’: champion mini pony is ‘perfect in every way’Archwood Finley lifts mini title at the 2026 Royal International, adding another to his growing CV
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Picture Perfect pony who ‘always has a smile on his face’ reclaims championshipPicture perfect 148cm reclaims the overall show pony spoils and a first tricolour for his rider at the 2026 Royal International
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‘He’s got it all’: lightweight cob adds second RIHS title to his classy CVMr Vincent successfully defends his crown and claims a second RIHS cob championship
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Royal International Horse Show supreme ponies hall of fame: 2002 – 2026After this year’s show, we look back at the top ponies crowned at the Hickstead showcase
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Royal International Horse Show supreme horses hall of fame: 1978 – 2026Looking back at the best of the best crowned at Hickstead after the 2026 show
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‘I got a 10!’: decorated hack is crowned 2026 Royal International supreme ridden horse
Helen Baker and Boston Black Tie land the Barberstown Castle supreme ridden horse championship at the 2026 Agria Royal International Horse Show.
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Brilliant Brits in the Nations Cup, plus other Hickstead highlights the horse world is talking about
