Family team claims top prizes at fell pony society stallion show

Bob Beaty and his granddaughter Bronte Crosby enjoyed success at the Fell Pony Society’s 2026 Stallion and Colt Show on 9 May. Their ponies Oscar II and Stennerskeugh Nicholas took the top honours in the stallion and gelding sections. The event was held at Dalemain House near Ullswater.

Bronte Crosby handled both winning ponies at the show. Four-year-old Oscar II, which the family bought as a two-year-old, was named supreme champion by judge Michael Goddard. Eight-year-old home-bred Stennerskeugh Nicholas claimed the gelding championship on the same day.

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Ros Canter and Lordships Graffalo won the Mars Badminton Horse Trials for a record third time on 10 May after a clear showjumping round. The pair finished 8.2 penalties ahead of the field to make history at the event.

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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A 20-year-old grey gelding named Briar Snowman has claimed the senior ridden championship at the 2026 Royal Windsor Horse Show. Ridden by 10-year-old Penny Richardson, the pony secured victory for the Richardson family after recovering from serious health problems.

Carl Hester achieved strong results at the Wellington CDI with two horses. He won both the Grand Prix and Freestyle aboard Fame. His new mount Monet X also claimed victory in its Grand Prix debut.

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The winning team from the Pony Club National Championships will perform at the Horse of the Year Show in October. The appearance marks the first time championship winners earn a spot at the event.

Dannie Morgan, Sadie Smith, and Gracie Catling each won three titles at the NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships, which ran from April 15 to 19. Morgan claimed gold in the Nupafeed advanced medium freestyle on Kristina Rausing’s Belinski with a score of 72.33%. Amateur riders Bethany Edginton and Jessica Allen secured silver medals in their respective classes.

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British riders dominated the opening days of the Royal Windsor Horse Show, claiming victory in every CSI5* class over the first two days. Matt Sampson, Jack Whitaker and Ben Maher each delivered standout performances with new and established mounts. The results provide a strong marker ahead of the world championships in Aachen.

 

 

 

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