Morning Sunflower wins 2026 Windsor show hunter pony championship

Morning Sunflower secured the 2026 Royal Windsor show hunter pony championship. Ridden by Isobel Radford Jones, the 143cm mare claimed victory in her second Windsor title. The win marked a highlight for the rider in what will be her final season aboard the horse.

Isobel Radford Jones achieved her first Windsor victory aboard Morning Sunflower, also known as Flo. The 10-year-old part-bred Connemara is owned by her mother Fiona. A shocked Isobel said: “There aren’t words to describe it, honestly. I’ve been coming to Windsor for a long time, so it’s so amazing.” She added that the result means a great deal as this marks her last year competing on the mare.

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Home-bred mare Tremarl Timpani claimed the 2026 Royal Windsor riding horse champion title. Piloted by Vicky Smith, the eight-year-old beat strong competition in the large division to secure the overall win.

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Maisie Kerry-Oates rode Cadlanvalley Royal Bronze to victory in the mountain and moorland working hunter pony championship at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. The seven-year-old Welsh section B topped the 133cm class before claiming the overall title. This success came in the rider's first appearance in the workers at the event.

 

 

 

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