Showjumping

In showjumping, combinations tackle set courses of knockable fences, with the aim being to leave the fences up and finish inside the time allowed. The main characteristics of the sport are speed, agility and accuracy of both the rider and the horse. The aim is to finish the round without accruing any penalties for knocking down or refusing fences, or for exceeding the time allowed. Combinations scoring zero penalties will then ride a shorter jump-off course against the clock, with the fastest clear round winning. 

At senior level, showjumping is contested at European, World and Olympic level. 

The World Class Programme is designed to provide a targeted approach to British athletes demonstrating high potential in the equestrian Olympic and Paralympic sports, including showjumping, by offering the right support and environment to enable them to realise their medal-winning potential. There are four levels to the World Class programme...

  • Podium
  • Podium Pathway
  • Podium Potential
  • Podium Potential Pathway

Podium

  • Scott
    Brash
  • Harry
    Charles
  • Ben
    Maher
  • Joseph
    Stockdale
  • John
    Whitaker

Podium Pathway

  • Jodie
    Hall-McAteer
  • Jack
    Whitaker
  • Robert
    Whitaker
  • Tim
    Gredley

Podium Potential

  • Lily
    Attwood
  • Sienna
    Charles

Podium Potential Pathway

  • Joe
    Fernyhough
  • Alena
    Hughes
  • Claudia
    Moore
  • Robert
    Murphy
  • Faye
    Sutton