Sloothaak off to strong Sheffield start
Franke Sloothaak stamped his authority on the opening leg of the British Open, but Britain's Robert Smith is also in flying form in Sheffield
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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Riders selected to jump for national pride
Show jumpers representing England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales will compete in the easibed British Home International Challenge at the British Open Show Jumping Championships
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Young guns claim British Open tickets
Two of Britain's top young riders, James Davenport and Tim Gredley, snatched victory from their more experienced rivals at Addington Manor to claim their places at the British Open Show Jumping Championships
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British Open hopefuls head to Addington
The Addington Classic is set to attract Britain's best riders with two wild-card places for the British Open Show Jumping Championships up for grabs
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Skelton crowned British Open champion
Nick Skelton raised the roof in Sheffield with a top flight performance to be crowned the British Open champion
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Whitaker has the puissance power
John Whitaker proves the puissance king of Sheffield, while Robert Smith hangs on to his place at the top of the leader board with one day to go
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Robert Smith on top in Sheffield
Robert Smith heads the British Open leader board, while Tim Stockdale celebrates the birth of his new baby son with a win
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Local riders triumph at British Open
Yorkshire riders Robert Smith and Paul Barker thoroughly entertained the crowds to win the opening classes at the British Open Show Jumping Championships
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British Open timetable
Plan your visit to the British Open Show Jumping Championships in Sheffield with HHO's guide to what's happening plus TV listings for those who can't make it
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Top SJ talent heads for Sheffield
Stay up to date with all the action from the British Open Show Jumping Championships with daily reports from Sheffield on www.horseandhound.co.uk
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British Open wild cards secured
Scott Smith and Robert Maguire claimed the two wild card places for the British Open Show Jumping Championships at the Addington Classic Show
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British Open crown up for grabs
British Open Champion, Robert Whitaker, will be aiming to defend his title from the other elite British riders who are eligible for the British Open Show Jumping Championships 2004
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"Wild card" places for British Open
Two riders outside Britain's top 12 will have the chance to compete at the 2004 British Open Showjumping Championships
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British Open box office opens
Buy your tickets to the British Open Show Jumping Championships soon to be in with a chance of winning a fantastic riding surface worth £10,000
