Fourteen-year-old Isla Smith rode Sutton Grange Fancy That to victory in the New Horizon Plastics Ltd Supreme Show Hunter Pony Championship at the Royal International Horse Show 2026.
Isla Smith guided the pony to the top of the class during the event held in 2026.
The win marked Sutton Grange Fancy That as the supreme champion in its category at the annual show.
The championship is sponsored by New Horizon Plastics Ltd and forms part of the Royal International Horse Show programme.
Isabella Walker and her pony Stoneleigh Showtime secured their fourth consecutive show pony championship at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. The pair lifted the Bernard Weatherill trophy in what was their final appearance together in the class.
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Isabella Stanley secured her first Royal Windsor win in 15 years by claiming the 153cm working hunter pony class and the overall championship. Riding Samantha Stanley’s Moorland Whiterider, she was the only clear round in a challenging course.
Five-year-old Fell stallion Bracklinn Sonny Bill captured the 2026 Windsor M&M in-hand championship at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. The pony, known at home as Guardian, was led by breeder Alistair Smith in the Castle Arena. He had earlier secured the Fell championship before advancing to the supreme title.
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Heniarth Stand Up, ridden by 10-year-old Posy Lindsay, captured the 2026 mini mountain and moorland championship at the Royal Windsor Horse Show.