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SHOWJUMPING

Hoekstra appointed as World Class performance manager for showjumping

Timothy Wilks takes the money again at Ingliston EC

Timothy Wilks from Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire made the long trip to Ingliston Equestrian Centre, Renfrewshire, a worthwhile one when he won the John Whitaker International Winter JA Classic qualifier with his mother Caroline Wilks’ The Colour of Money, one of only two ponies to jump three clear rounds.

Sportjumping – fun in the ring for jumping fans!

It’s an ambitious prospect but Bill Alexander believes he has came up with an unique idea to interest spectators in showjumping with a new competition taking place at Gleneagles later this month.

Team GB fundraising auction

Calling all dressage and eventing fans!

Scott Brash and Intertoy Z have a convincing win

Scott Brash from Peebles, riding his father Stanley’s Intertoy Z took the British Showjumping Winter A & B Premier Grand Prix by storm at Southview Competition & Training Centre recently.

Support for RHS showjumping bucking the recession

THE ORGANISERS of the Royal Highland Show (June 24th – 27th) were delighted to announce recently that virtually all of their show jumping sponsors have remained on board for the year 2010 despite the recession – with several increasing their funding.

Howe’s Hogmanay Show goes on despite low numbers

Despite horrendous weather reports, blocked roads, blizzards and freezing conditions, quite a few riders made their way to Howe Country Centre for the Hogmanay show, where they were met with a warm friendly atmosphere for the four days of competition.

Early surge for Highland qualifiers at Rowallan

Rowallan AC had a busy pre-Christmas show tempting riders with their schedule of Highland Show qualifiers.

Two out of two for Guy at Ingliston premier

Kent-based Guy Williams made it two out of two when, following on from his win in the Winter A+B Grand Prix at Addington exactly a week beforehand, he travelled 500 miles north to do exactly the same at Ingliston EC’s first senior Premier show.

SNEC showjumping well supported

The Scottish National Equestrian Centre, Broxburn, ran one of its busiest shows to date with classes on the Saturday of around 30 to 40 horses with the competition running through to 9pm.

Four wins for Olivia

First round qualifiers in both the Winter 128cm and 138cm classes on the schedule, drew combinations from far and wide in good numbers to the Ayrshire venue, with none perhaps travelling further than Shrewsbury based Olivia Poole, who with four victories in the saddle just edged out several local riders to take the title of top jockey at the three day show.