Tickets for two major @HicksteadEvents events go on sale -

Tickets have gone on sale for our two international shows - the Al Shira'aa Hickstead Derby Meeting (18-21 June) and the Agria Royal International Horse Show (22-26 July 2026) https://t.co/aQCgVDTSXv

Two riders from the UAE finished in the top six of the Al Shira'aa King George V Gold Cup on Sunday - in their first time competing in this historic showjumping class https://t.co/TtT9NuRWNp

Martin Clunes, President of the British Horse Society, with Robert Whitaker, winner of the Al Shira'aa King George V Gold Cup at Hickstead https://t.co/0Qb61RLing

Total Whitaker domination at the Agria Royal International? Robert Whitaker understood the assignment. He and Vermento pulled off a lightning-fast 38.88 in the four-horse jump-off to win the Al Shira'aa King George V Gold Cup winners – again!

Congratulations to Craig Kiddier and Mulberry Lane, who retain the Barberstown Castle Supreme Ridden Horse Championship after a thrilling ride-off against Robert Walker and Flash Point! Photos: Helen Cruden

Former happy hacker Mr Vincent proved he's no one trick pony, taking the Surrey Envelopes BSHA Supreme Cob Championship with Danielle Heath aboard. "He just got in there and just thought, ‘it’s all about me!’," says Danielle. Photos: Boots and Hooves Photography

Pippa Goddard piloted pint-sized PDV Constanza to victory in this morning’s Breen Equestrian CSIYH1* Final, besting a nine-strong jump-off to stop the clock on 36.01 seconds – nearly two-and-a-half seconds faster than second-placed Holly Smith and Nike van het Singraven.

“I wasn’t actually sure if I should even ride in this class,” admits Sweden's Marcus Westergren, who rebounded from a very tricky day in yesterday's Agria Nations Cup of Great Britain to win today's Unex Group Speed Classic with Fellaini de Liebri Z. A comeback king!

Congratulations to James Whitaker, who made seven his lucky number today and recaptured the JCL Insurance Brokers Queen Elizabeth II Cup, this time riding Just Call Me Henry! Photos: Boots and Hooves Photography

"It's super special -- after having won it last year, the pressure was on," admits Helen Baker, who secured the Ellena Thomas BSHA Supreme Hack Championship once again with the charismatic Boston Black Tie.

"He jumps; he hunts; my mum takes him cross-country schooling. My granny keeps threatening to get on, which we might let her do one day!" Alice Homer and Tidy Town are – for the second year running! – the winners of the Culford Lodge Commodities Small Hunter Championship.

The Netherlands' Sanne Thijssen and Cupcake Z zoomed to the win in this morning's Brilliance Horse Auction Trophy, knocking Derby champions Robert Whitaker and Gentlemen vh Veldhof from the top spot they'd held throughout the jump-off. Photo: Boots and Hooves Photography

Craig Kiddier made it a perfect hat-trick of titles with Susan Tennant’s peerless 10-year-old Mulberry Lane, dominating the Baileys Horse Feeds Supreme Working Hunter Championship for the third consecutive term. Photos: Boots and Hooves Photography

Danielle Heath extended her reign in the De La Hey Family Supreme Riding Horse Championship claiming the title for the third time in four years with Guy Mears’ flamboyant “showman” Times Square II. Photos: Boots and Hooves Photography

Yesterday, Millie Allen won the Royal International Vase with Quick Diamant HR – her first win here since she was 12. Today, she takes her second victory with the mare in as many days in the https://t.co/O9BHxpgtnK International Stakes – can she make it a hat-trick this week?

Samantha Taylor might be at the head of Waxwing Perlina's fan club after their sparkling victory in the Equine Giveaways BSPS Heritage Mountain & Moorland Supreme Ridden Championship – but the pair have definitely recruited all of us into the club, too! Photos: Helen Cruden

What a woman, what a horse, what a round! Gemma Stevens zoomed to the win in the Ashby Underwriting Eventers Challenge with Cooley Park Muze, who delivered one of just two clear rounds and finished over eight seconds faster than second-placed Alex Bragg and Ardeo Premier.

After winning all three weight categories, Robert Walker had to deputise among his trio of rides for this afternoon's Sport Horse Breeding (GB) Supreme Hunter Championship – and ultimately, it was his son, Sam, who would pilot the lightweight Flash Point to the title.

“He’s got the most unbelievable heart,” says Jordan Coyle, winner of the https://t.co/O9BHxpgtnK Tankard with For Gold. “He wants to do it. He’s maybe not the most talented horse in the world, but by God, he wants to do it, and he loves to win as much as me.”