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A Great End to 2025
The Hurst Equestrian Team finished off a very successful 2025 with another great show. Many of our Grass Roots riders headed to Felbridge Equestrian Centre on the 7 th of December for some qualifying classes. In the 50cm optimum time class both Hurst riders rode lovely double clears. Lucy O’s fantastic round was sadly too fast for the optimum time, however Atticus AH’s stylish round was only a few seconds off, resulting in him finishing in 6 th place and qualifying for the
Dec 11


Sucess for Hurst's Youngest Riders
On the 16 November some of Hurst Equestrian’s youngest riders headed to Sands Farm for a NSEA Grass Roots Show Jumping competition. In the 50cm class the team finished in 3 rd place, qualifying them for the Grass Roots Regional Championships. Well done Willow I, Atticus AH, and Sienna P. Willow jumped a lovey clear, finishing in 7 th place individually, only just missing out on a rosette and qualification by one placing. Hurst riders achieved even greater success in the 60c
Nov 23


Top Results at the NSEA Championships for Hurst Riders
After a year of hard work in qualifying classes, Hurst students proudly represented the college at the NSEA Championships held at Addington Manor, Buckinghamshire. Seven teams and twenty individual combinations contested titles across all four disciplines - showjumping, dressage, combined training, and jumping with style. With qualifications for championships at every height available, from 70cm to 1.20m, the four-day event was packed with action. Thanks to the commitment and
Nov 10


Last show before the Championships
28 September offered the final chance for students to qualify for the NSEA 2025 Championships, being held in only a couple of weeks. With...
Sep 30


Record-Breaking Turnout for Hurst College’s Inter-Schools Showjumping
On 25th September 2025, Hickstead Showground played host to the largest-ever Hurst College Inter-Schools Team and Individual Showjumping Competition. Sponsored, hosted and organised by the Hurst Equestrian Department, the annual event welcomed 158 pupils from 33 schools across the region, with over 200 rounds of showjumping completed throughout the day. Due to an unprecedented number of entries, the competition began an hour earlier than usual at 8:30am and ran until 6pm. Ri
Sep 28


Combined Training and Grass Roots Qualifications
On 21 September, Hurst Equestrian team members attended an NSEA competition at Felbridge Showground. The show had a combination of...
Sep 24


Five Wins at Felbridge!
Sunday, 7 September, marked the first show of the new academic year for many members of the Hurst Equestrian Team, and it was a fantastic...
Sep 11


Three Day Event Victory!
The new academic year is off to an incredible start, with huge success at the first NSEA event of the year. Hurst Equestrian student Emma...
Sep 1
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