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Hurst Grass Roots Team Deliver a Great Day of Clears and Qualifications
On 10 May, five of Hurst Equestrian’s youngest riders travelled to Beech Farm to compete in the NSEA Grass Roots Regional Championships and Areas Festival qualifiers. It proved to be an outstanding day, with the small but mighty team bringing home an impressive twelve rosettes and seven qualifications between them. The day got off to a brilliant start in the 50cm Optimum Time class. The team jumped clear to take 2nd place, finishing just over a second behind the winners. Cong
May 12


Hurst Equestrian Residential Camp 2026
Over the four days of the 1st to the 4th of May, twenty-one Hurst students enjoyed an action-packed residential camp at Hickstead Showground. They were able to enjoy the incredible facilites there, as well as an amazing roster of coaches for the weekend with Ashley Boyce, Harriet Upton, Kathy Willard, and Sophie Stanley taking the sessions. Make sure to check out our Instagram highlights from the camp here. Students took the managment of their ponies and the yard over the cou
May 6


Hurst Riders Shine with Placings in Every Class at Farlington Show
Hurst riders enjoyed yet another fantastic day of competition at the Farlington School Show, held at Coombelands Equestrian. Our riders achieved placings in every single class, from 40cm through to 90cm. Every Hurst team finished in the top three, supported by some brilliant individual performances. As this was not an NSEA event, riders were able to team up with students from other schools to complete their teams. The day began with a win for Team Sparkle, made up of Hurst ri
Apr 21


Great Results for Hurst Young Riders at the Grass Roots South East Regional Final
Some of Hurst’s youngest riders produced outstanding results at the Grass Roots South East Regional Final held at Felbridge Showground. The day began with Willow I, riding Daisy in the assisted section. They delivered a brilliant clear round with an excellent style score, securing 1st place and winning the final. A fantastic achievement. Next up was Maggie H in the 40cm led section riding Louie. She also jumped clear and scored strongly, earning a superb 2nd place finish. A b
Apr 13


Hurst Riders Dominate with Four Wins and Eight Qualifications
Sunday 22 March saw thirteen Hurst students head to Coombelands Equestrian for a packed day of qualifying classes across multiple championships. With opportunities to secure places in the Grass Roots Final, the Regional Points League Individual Championship, the New Windsor Challenge, and the Hickstead Elite Finals, the pressure was on - and Hurst riders rose to the occasion. The day began brilliantly with Maggie H securing 5th place in the opening class, earning her qualific
Mar 25


Four Wins Across Three Counties
On Sunday, 15 March, Hurst Equestrian riders were out in force across the South East, delivering an impressive set of results. At Duckhurst Farm in Kent, Rosanna A competed at an NSEA compeition, winning the 70cm class and securing her individual qualification for the NSEA National Championships in October. Rosanna after winning the 70cm. Meanwhile, three riders represented Hurst at the Lingfield College Show held at Felbridge Showground, West Sussex. Amelie P stormed to vic
Mar 18


A Triumphant Half Term for Hurst Riders
It was a successful February Half Term for the Hurst Equestrian Team, with riders attending two shows and bringing home an impressive collection of rosettes and qualifications. On 15 February, pupils travelled to Coombelands Equestrian for the NSEA Eventers Challenge qualifiers. Hurst riders competed in the 70cm class and achieved outstanding results. The team won the class, securing qualification for the Eventers Challenge Final in May 2026 at Hickstead Showground. Congratul
Feb 26


The Hurst College New Year Fun Show, 2026
On the 4 th of January, 2026, the Hurst Equestrian Department added a new event to the calendar – The Hurst College New Year Fun Show held at Hascombe Farm Equestrian Centre. Despite some challenges, with temperatures dropping well below freezing the night before, the show was a huge success. With over 130 rounds jumped and almost 100 riders, it was a very busy day! The first class was a 40cm non-competitive clear round. Riders could be led or assisted, allowing for young an
Jan 5
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