Heniarth Stand Up, ridden by 10-year-old Posy Lindsay, captured the 2026 mini mountain and moorland championship at the Royal Windsor Horse Show.
The five-year-old Welsh section B gelding delivered a strong performance in the British Show Pony Society first ridden class before claiming the overall title. Owned by Carlyn Baillie and produced by Emma and Gayle Holder, the pony is known for his calm temperament and versatility, which includes jumping at home.
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British paralympian Sophie Wells rode her Ontario LC to victory in the Equi-Trek elementary gold at the NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships, scoring 72.48% on April 17. The seven-year-old gelding also earned silver in the Spillers medium freestyle gold the previous day. Several other riders claimed top spots in various classes at Addington Equestrian.
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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Beau Belle Crossley and her home-produced Welsh section C stallion Thistledown Runaway won the British Show Pony Society Pretty Polly mountain and moorland championship at the 2026 Royal Windsor Horse Show.
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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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.
A star-studded field of showjumpers has been confirmed for this year's Royal Windsor Horse Show, featuring Olympic and European champions alongside rising talents. The CSI5* classes will take place in Berkshire with riders from Britain and around the world competing for major prizes including the Rolex grand prix. The event promises one of the strongest line-ups in recent years.
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Luxembourg rider Victor Bettendorf claimed victory in the €125,000 Rolex grand prix at Royal Windsor Horse Show on May 18. Riding the 10-year-old Qwando Van De Rispen, he set the winning time in a five-rider jump-off. British riders took the next three places behind him.