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I run a small schooling, sales and competition yard in Mow Cop, and throughout 2026 I’ll be attending a wide range of events, from dressage and showing to cross country and hunting. Alongside this, I’ll be competing my own two horses affiliated BSJA. I also have a homebred five-year-old stallion who has already qualified for the Winter Championships, so it’s been a great start to the season. Wherever we go, we’ll be flying the Little Rock flag high.

Sonny and I had an amazing 2025, and we’re really excited for what’s ahead in 2026. We’re planning to compete as a pair in BSJA, NSEA and working hunter classes. A big focus for us is building confidence when travelling to new venues, while continuing to enjoy everything we do together. For me, it’s all about having fun, gaining experience and making the most of every opportunity this special partnership brings.

My goals have changed completely for 2026 after Ted’s lameness last year and moving to my dream home. I’m focusing on groundwork and building a stronger connection, improving his way of going under saddle while keeping things fun with tricks and liberty work. I’m also enjoying creating our ideal horsey lifestyle at home. When time allows, we’ll return to competing, but for now it’s about slowing down and building a solid foundation together.

Toonie and I focus on showjumping and are currently preparing for the Blue Chip 1.20 Championships. We’ve been doing plenty of training, along with using the water treadmill to build her fitness, and we’re really looking forward to the competition ahead. My aim this year is to continue progressing, building consistency and confidence at this level, and making the most of every opportunity we get out competing together.

Felicity and Alfie Moon have been a partnership for 18 months, and 2025 was a fantastic year for us. We won several unaffiliated showjumping leagues and competed in area competitions for High Peak Hunt Pony Club. We’ve also started British Showjumping junior classes and qualified for arena eventing finals. In 2026, we’re aiming to do more BS competitions, secure second round qualifiers, and gain experience in working hunter to build confidence and ringcraft.

Quinton and I are currently focusing on cross-country training, flatwork and hacking to build a solid foundation. We regularly attend North Staffs Pony Club and compete at local unaffiliated showjumping events, as well as riding club activities. As he’s still quite new, my main aim is to get him out to different venues and experiences. We’re also planning to enter Pony Club qualifiers this summer in both dressage and showjumping.

Over the winter, I’ve been keeping things fun by attending clinics and trying arena eventing, which Mouse absolutely loved. This year, I’m looking forward to continuing his education, getting out to new places and giving him more experience. We’ll be stepping into a few novice classes, focusing on confidence and enjoyment. For me, it’s all about developing him steadily, seeing the world together and making sure we both enjoy the journey.

I’m Belle, and Billy-Bob and I have been together since July 2024. I’ve produced him myself from a three-year-old, and now at five, he has the most laid-back nature. I’m an active member of North Staffs Pony Club, and last year’s highlight was qualifying for STARS and finishing 11th in the 90cm Working Hunter. This year, we’re aiming to try eventing, attend more shows and keep learning together while having as much fun as possible.

I’ve been around horses long enough to have moved past the bravado and into a more thoughtful, horse-led approach. My focus for 2026 is to keep J and Brian improving, happy and healthy. I want to deepen my relationship with them, listen more and follow their lead. Competition will come when they’re ready, but for now it’s about steady progress. With the support of Little Rock, I can continue doing what I love.

Not much has changed for me this year, apart from Frisco turning 18 and me getting a year older! I’ve already booked onto Somerford camp in April and hope for better weather this time. I’d love to do more one-day events and continue enjoying North Staffs Bridleways rides. My aim is to get out to new places, maybe even another beach ride, and make the most of every opportunity to ride and explore.

After a long break, I’m finally getting back into things. The show rugs are washed, a new jacket is ready, and I’m looking forward to the season ahead. First, I need to get everyone fit and ready for the show ring instead of the muddy field! I’m excited to get out and about again, whether with one, two or all three boys. The goal is simple — enjoy what we do and have plenty of new adventures.