Student’s hard work pays off

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A Scottish rider makes his mark in the mud, w

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A precocious seven-year-old racks up a fifth victory of the season, while a British teenager ticks off his first international win

A small animal vet storms to a first win with her £700 purchase, while a former Badminton grassroots winner triumphs with new jockey

Horses and ponies cement their names in the history books as dreams are made at Scotland’s premier agricultural show

Max Warburton and his girlfriend Susie Berry enjoy a one-two in the showcase class, while bright prospects shine in the three-star sections

A Highland pony scores a double win, an eight-year-old bags her first HOYS ticket and a one-eyed ex-racehorse wins at Hickstead

Ros Canter and the “spooky but genuine” Izilot DHI land the win, the rider’s fifth at five-star, after a week with plenty of leaderboard shuffling

A precocious seven-year-old racks up a fifth victory of the season, while a British teenager ticks off his first international win

A small animal vet storms to a first win with her £700 purchase, while a former Badminton grassroots winner triumphs with new jockey

Horses and ponies cement their names in the history books as dreams are made at Scotland’s premier agricultural show

Max Warburton and his girlfriend Susie Berry enjoy a one-two in the showcase class, while bright prospects shine in the three-star sections

A Highland pony scores a double win, an eight-year-old bags her first HOYS ticket and a one-eyed ex-racehorse wins at Hickstead

Ros Canter and the “spooky but genuine” Izilot DHI land the win, the rider’s fifth at five-star, after a week with plenty of leaderboard shuffling