Katie Jerram-Hunnable is one of the UK’s leading show producers, and is the trainer of choice for the Queen’s selection of show horses.
Katie is also a regular H&H columnist.
She first qualified for Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) at 10 years old and has competed there every year winning on hacks, hunters, ladies’ hunters, small hunters, riding horses, and coloured horses. She was crowned supreme there in 2010 riding Dunbeacon.
She has also taken supreme honours at the RIHS and Royal Windsor, where she piloted the ex-racer Barber Shop to victory.
Based at Collins Farm in Essex, Katie also judges around the world and has officiated in Ireland, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand
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