British Open tickets launched early
Unprecedented demand for tickets at this year’s British Open Show Jumping Championships has prompted organisers to open the box office for next year’s show three months earlier than usual
British Open Show Jumping Championships
The British Open Show Jumping Championships were organised by Grandstand Event Management from 2003 to 2010. The event was first held at the Sheffield Hallam Arena and relocated to the NEC, Birmingham, in 2007. The show was mothballed ahead of the 2011 show having failed to make a profit on any of the previous eight runnings.
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New £15,000 BSJA championship launched
The BSJA has formed a championship series from the grands prix at Premier Shows, culminating in a £15,000 final at the British Open
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Talking to a British Open debut
Young rider Jade Lazenby is contesting the British Open Championships for the first time this weekend, and tells Anna Tyzack it will be no walk in the park
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British Open moves to Birmingham
Next year's British Open Show Jumping Championships will be held at the home of HOYS — the NEC in Birmingham
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Robert Smith retains British Open title
The British Open Show Jumping Championships have been won by Robert Smith for a second year, with Switzerland’s Maryline Vorpe finishing second
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Puissance record broken at British Open
John Whitaker and Robert Maguire shared the puissance spoils and set a new record over the big red wall at the British Open
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Smith leads the Sheffield pack
Robert Smith is on track to retain his British Open title in Sheffield
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Paternoster is top young talent
Gemma Paternoster took the Under 23 Classic in her stride, producing the only double clear at Sheffield Hallam FM Arena this afternoon
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Kyle claims indoor cross-country prize
Mark Kyle and Drunken Disorderly held off tough competition to claim the first indoor cross-country class at the British Open Show Jumping Championships
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British Open whitewash for Whitakers
The Whitaker family demonstrated their dominance in the sport on the opening day of the British Open Show Jumping Championships in Sheffield
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Countdown to the British Open
Top show jumpers from across the globe are en route to Sheffield for this year’s British Open Championships
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Young guns contest £2000 prize fund
Twenty of Britain’s most talented Young Riders will try their luck in the Under 23 Classic at the British Open
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British Open wild cards claimed
Helen Tredwell and David McPherson seize the chance to compete for the title of British Open Champion in Sheffield
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Sheffield spotlight on young riders
Twenty of Britain's most talented under-23s will compete at the British Open, plus the latest support for other young rider initiatives
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Barrelling for British Open success
The British Open Show Jumping Championships is to bring the exciting American rodeo discipline of barrel racing to a British audience
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Big guns come out for the Open
Britain’s top twelve riders will contest a £150,000 prize pot at the British Open Show Jumping Championships in April
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Jack Kidd set for polo spectacular
The highest goal arena polo match ever staged in the UK will take place at the British Open Show Jumping Championships this April
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Robert Smith crowned British Open champion
The Yorkshire crowds were ecstatic when one of their own was crowned British Open Champion in Sheffield
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Twomey takes narrow British Open lead
Consistency has paid off for Billy Twomey, who managed to carve out a narrow lead ahead of Franke Sloothaak, Markus Fuchs and Robert Smith
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World's best battle at the British Open
International riders continue to dominate in Sheffield as Geir Gulliksen takes the jump-off leg of the British Open Championship, but Nick Skelton and Robert Smith are in hot pursuit
