Holly Smith has claimed victory in the 2026 Queen Elizabeth Cup with her stallion Fruselli. She described the win as like a dream following the horse's two-year absence from competition.
Holly Smith rode Fruselli to success in the 2026 Queen Elizabeth Cup.
The pair secured the title after the stallion returned to action following a two-year break.
Smith said the achievement felt like a dream.
The result was reported on July 25, 2026.
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US rider Hallie Coon and Kapriccio topped the CCI5* standings after the first day of dressage at the Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials on 18 June with a score of 27.8. Britain's Stephen Heal sits third on Hagonda, while Germany's Julia Krajewski leads the CCI4*-S on Tullabeg Platinum with 27.2.
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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William Whitaker and Flamboyant III won the 2026 Al Shira’aa Hickstead Derby after a two-horse jump-off against David Simpson and Pjotr Van De Kruishoeve.
Harbour Master II, a consistent 10-year-old lightweight hunter, won the ladies hunter title at the 2026 Royal Windsor Horse Show. Ridden side saddle by owner Charlotte Clark, the horse secured the victory after earlier reserve honours in the lightweight hunter class.
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Jade Bermingham rode the 11-year-old mare Noor Al Noufous to win the 2026 Royal Windsor Arab ridden championship on the show’s final morning of 17 May. The local rider’s purchase of the horse in October paid off as the pair beat stallions and geldings to claim the title. Noor Al Noufous, described by her owner as Mrs Reliable, remained unfazed by the atmosphere.
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Rachel Proudley shared victory in the Equiyd puissance at Bolesworth International on 27 June. The 20-year-old rider cleared the wall at 2.10m with her new mount to split the top prize with three other competitors.