Biarritz coasts to victory

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EVENTING

A former Olympic star lands the Pony Club champion

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Horse & Hound Magazine

Four international sections host nearly 200 horses, with three British team riders and a rising star in the top spots

Belsay takes the international baton from Chatsworth, with Piggy March landing the venue’s inaugural four-star class among top-class competition

A Kiwi seeking redemption and a young rider with championship ambitions are among this week’s winners

HIGHLIGHTS 24–26 May

National champions are crowned at junior, pony and BE80 level and a British rider scores a double in Ireland

Rain or shine, Carl’s top horse proves unstoppable as contenders jostle for a coveted team place, and a freestyle debut lights up the final night

Four international sections host nearly 200 horses, with three British team riders and a rising star in the top spots

Belsay takes the international baton from Chatsworth, with Piggy March landing the venue’s inaugural four-star class among top-class competition

A Kiwi seeking redemption and a young rider with championship ambitions are among this week’s winners

HIGHLIGHTS 24–26 May

National champions are crowned at junior, pony and BE80 level and a British rider scores a double in Ireland

Rain or shine, Carl’s top horse proves unstoppable as contenders jostle for a coveted team place, and a freestyle debut lights up the final night