Summer decided to make its reappearance today - what a glorious sunny day we had at Hickstead! It was a fantastic end to the first week of the Science Supplements All England Jumping Tour, and now we have a few days off before the jumping starts again on Wednesday!

One of Hickstead's most prolific winners in recent years added another title to his collection today in the Science Supplements Trophy - scroll down to find out who it was, and to discover which other riders were in the ribbons. We've also got some winning rounds, a preview of next week, plus there's another chance to enter our prize draw to win tickets to next year's ECCO FEI World Championships...

Trevor Breen added another Hickstead title to his resumé when claiming today’s Science Supplements Trophy. The Irish rider has won most of Hickstead’s biggest classes including the Derby, Speed Derby, Queen’s Cup, Nations Cup and All England Grand Prix, and today he added the feature 1.40m thanks to a polished performance on the home-bred nine-year-old Highland President.  

“A lot of blood, sweat and tears has gone into this horse, he’s quite strong but he’s getting better and more consistent all the time,” said Trevor.

The pair was first to go in the jump-off with four other combinations to follow. “To be honest my plan was to go as fast as I could on my horse and what will be will be after that,” Trevor added. “The horse hasn’t jumped that much against the clock so I did feel I’d left the door open a bit for the others but luckily it was my day today.”

Breen is now hoping to repeat his win in next week’s Science Supplements All England Grand Prix, so that he can claim the Grand Slam bonus prize of £5,000. “It would be foolish not to go for it, so I’ll definitely be gearing him up for the grand prix and I’ll be hoping lightning can strike twice.”

Chloe Gunning and Iglesias hit the right note in the Lemieux All England 1.30m Open Championship, finishing the jump-off more than four seconds quicker than Jane Annett and Quissini LS in second place.  

Douglas Duffin and Zara Zing were in superb form to win the Stoner Jewellers 1.20m Open Championship. Douglas has been competing the grey mare for a month while her owner has been busy with work commitments, and after this show she will be going back to her regular rider Jo McGlory and will be stepping back up to 1.40m level.

The Billy Stud Auction Novice Championship went to Alex Bishop and the six-year-old British-bred mare Nobelle Casscania.

See how the Stoner Jewellers 1.20m Open Championship was won. 

Watch the victorious jump-off round from the Billy Stud Auction All England Novice Championship.

For the first year ever, this show has been run as a two-week tour - so there is lots of showjumping still to come before the Hickstead season draws to a close! Entry and parking remain free for everyone, so please do pop down for a spot of spectating if you can. Otherwise you can watch all the action on the livestream at ClipMyHorse.TV. 

As per this week, the action starts in the outer rings on Wednesday, with an 1.40m Open on Thursday. We have the final Al Shira'aa young horse classes on Friday, where you can find out which horses have won the points league from this season's classes. Saturday's highlight is the Douglas Bunn 1.35m Challenge, which is held over some of our Derby fences, and Sunday concludes with the Science Supplements All England Grand Prix. And of course we have the three Grand Slam bonus prizes, with Trevor Breen, Jay Halim and Arianna Kuligowski all in with a chance of winning their share of the £10,000 prize fund - if any of them can do the double in their respective classes. So much to look forward to, bring it on! 

Germany's Andre Thieme and DSP Chakaria are the European Showjumping Champions. 

The Sussex event rider secured her first five-star win - and a marriage proposal! 

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