From the diminutive miniature to spectacular cob champion – 10 coloured winners at the 2025 Royal International

Coloured horses and ponies were out in force at 2025 Royal International Horse Show. Overall coloured supreme was Caroline Hamilton’s Lostock Up Till Dark, ridden by Harrison Taylor, claiming the claimed the Alan Marnie & Family supreme BSPA skewbald & piebald Indian Trail ridden title, but they weren’t the only coloured winners at the 2025 Royal International…

10 coloured winners at the 2025 Royal International

1. Lostock Up Till Dark

Harrison Taylor and six-year-old Lostock Up Till Dark were coloured supreme on the first day of the Agria Royal International Horse Show 2025.

2. Model Farm UK Midnight Meadow

Model Farm UK Midnight Meadow retired a winner at the 2025 Royal International. She took the British Miniature Horse Society (BMHS) Supreme Miniature Horse Championship title for the third time shown by Harriet Miller.

3. Worsenden Priscilla

A last minute decision by Emma Holder to hand over the reins of her own Worsenden Priscilla to cousin Cerys Holley paid off as they were junior coloured champions, taking home the BSPA Skewbald & Piebald Junior sash.

4. Ottawa

Penny Williamson and Ottawa in take home the BSPA Merrigan Memorial Skewbald & Piebald Amateur & Home Produced tricolour.

5. Drumacre Sir Patrick

Milly Phillipson and Drumacre Sir Patrick take the Alan Marnie Family Piebald and Skewbald Small Plaited Ridden Pony Championship.

6. KBF Lucia

Jayne Ross and the multi-decorated KBF Lucia win the Alan Marnie & Family Skewbald & Piebald Ridden Horse Championship at the 2025 Royal International.

7. Lynuck Look At Me

David Bennett and Lynuck Look at Me claimed the reserve rosette in the Alan Marnie & Family supreme BSPA skewbald & piebald Indian Trail ridden supreme championship.

8. Mr Vincent

Danielle Heath and Isabella Mears-Woods’ Mr Vincent top the Surrey Envelopes BSHA Supreme Cob championship.

9. SD Red Gambler

Hannah Miller-Burton and SD Red Gambler stand top of the line in the Alan Marnie & Family Skewbald & Piebald Native/Traditional Small Ridden Pony final.

10. Stretcholt He’s Cob Rhythm

Amy Riley and Stretcholt He’s Cob Rhythm are winners of the Alan Marnie & Family Skewbald & Piebald Hogged Cob Ridden Championship at the 2025 Royal International.

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Bethan Simons

H&H showing editor

Bethan joined Horse & Hound as showing editor in January 2025, after spending two years as Editor for Showing World. Having adored ponies since childhood, she started showing as a teenager and has enjoyed wins at major shows up and down the country, including Royal Highland, New Forest, and the Royal Welsh, as well as HOYS, RIHS and London. She is particularly passionate about Welsh breeds and is also a Welsh language commentator.