It's been less than a week since the Prenetics Royal International Horse Show drew to a close, and we're still on a high after a fabulous show. Today, it was time for our younger equestrian stars to shine at the 57th Hurst College National Schools and Pony Club Jumping Championships. Congratulations to all the competitors today, especially our winning teams and individuals - scroll down to find out who was winning. 

We are absolutely loving watching all the action from Tokyo at the moment, and it's so exciting to see the Brits doing so well. Read on for our update on all the Olympic equestrian action so far. If you've been inspired by the performances in Tokyo and are busy planning your next shows and lessons, then you should definitely enter our prize draw to win a new riding outfit from Coldstream Equestrian. 

Seaford College made it a one-two in the Hurst College National Junior Schools Jumping Championship today at Hickstead, making it a first win in this competition for the West Sussex-based school. They also cemented team honours with a clean sweep in the individual final, plus a win in the Hickstead Elite 1.00m NSEA Team Championship. What a day to remember for the school! 

Millfield School took both team and individual titles today in the Senior Schools division. The Somerset school has an excellent record at these championships, winning the senior title in 2016 and 2017, and the junior title in 2018 and 2019.

In the Hurst College National Pony Club Championship, local branch the Crawley and Horsham Hunt took the team honours, with Bicester & Warden Hill rider Christina Rawding and CES Wicked taking the individual title.

Scarlet Clark-Murphy’s ride Ballyleak Silver looked as good as ever when claiming The Hickstead Elite 1.10m NSEA Individual Championship. The 20-year-old grey gelding saw off a strong field of 30 to take the spoils from an early draw.

For full results, click here.

Find out who was successful at today's championships. 

Entries for the Science Supplements All England September Tour will open later next week

After a couple of very unusual years, we are looking forward to things returning to normal for 2022. To help with your planning, here are the dates of our three main fixtures for next summer: 

Al Shira'aa Hickstead Derby Meeting, 22-26 June  

Longines Royal International Horse Show, 26-31 July

Science Supplements All England September Tour, 31 Aug-4 September; 7-11 September

Tickets will go on sale later this year! 

After Team GB picked up a bronze medal in the team dressage, Charlotte Dujardin and Gio added individual bronze in the Freestyle - making Charlotte the most medalled female athlete in British Olympic history. Charlotte's achievements dominated the headlines the following day, putting equestrian sport firmly in the limelight. 

It was a remarkable result considering all three horses - Gio, Carl Hester's ride En Vogue and Lottie Fry's Everdale - were all making their senior Championship debut, and it was Lottie's first ever Olympics. The Germans continue to dominate in the sport, winning team gold, individual gold and individual silver in Tokyo, but the future certainly looks bright for Great Britain as we look towards the FEI European Championships later this summer, and the Paris Olympics in three years' time. 

Images from Tokyo (c) Jon Stroud/British Equestrian 

The British Eventing team sits in team gold position ahead of the cross-country, which gets underway shortly before midnight (BST). 

All the British horses passed the trot up, and the showjumping starts on Tuesday - here's how to watch the action on TV 

This is your chance to win a fantastic competition outfit from Coldstream Equestrian. The prize includes breeches, a base layer and a gilet. Entries close 1st October 2021.