Scott Brash has announced that his longtime partner Hello Sanctos (Quasimodo van de Molendreef x Nabab de Reve) is being retired.

British show jumping star Scott Brash will not compete at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. Brash’s two top horses, Hello Sanctos and Hello M’Lady, have both sustained minor injuries and will not be competition ready in time for the Games. Brash, who was a member of the 2012 Olympic gold medal winning team, has yet […]

History was made at the World Equestrian Festival Aachen in Germany when Scott Brash, riding Hello Sanctos, won the first major equestrian event of the year, the Rolex Grand Prix, and his second stage of the Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping. Scott Brash is the first rider to achieve this remarkable feat since the […]

The International Jumping Riders Club Top 10 Final is an elite competition for the best of the best and an opportunity for the Top 10 riders and horses in the world to compete for end-of year supremacy. And after two rounds of intense competition, it was the rider who has dominated the World Rankings throughout 2014, Great […]

World No1 and 2013 LGCT Champion Scott Brash won the Longines Global Champions Tour of London Grand Prix presented by Qatar in spectacular fashion in front of a rapturous home crowd who would have raised the roof of Horse Guards Parade Ground if there had been one. From the very beginning, Brash was hailed as […]

The reigning Olympic champions from Great Britain snatched the lead in the PSI FEI European Team Jumping Championship in Herning, Denmark today when the French lost their grip on pole position. Lying second overnight, the British produced three fabulous clear rounds over the super-tough track designed by Frank Rothenberger and Bo Bak Andersen that really […]