Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Horse & Hound

    Paris prospect steps up

    Jul 14, 2022 4 minutes
    By POLLY BRYAN and LUCY ELDER

    Hartpury Premier League, Glos

    ANDREW GOULD made a winning grand prix debut on the talented black stallion he bought with the Paris Olympics in mind, Indigro.

    The pair have been together for three months, since Indigro was bought from the Netherlands for Andrew by Max and Tatiana Skillman. Here the nine-year-old Negro stallion posted 73.46%.

    “He is so honest and genuine. Around the arena, he felt amazing, and I got the sense that he would be on board. I had a brilliant ride, ” said Andrew.

    “He finds all the work relatively easy, but he lacks the experience as he

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Horse & Hound

    Horse & Hound2 min read
    When Persistence Pays Off
    HIGHLIGHTS 6–7 July Edited by Pippa Roome [email protected] @pipparoomeorkyle Tweseldown (3), Hants LYDIA STUART was the surprised winner of BE100 section T with her own “spirited” 10-year-old, Saunderscourt Furistos. “Let's just say that it
    Horse & Hound1 min read
    Career Change Is The Making Of Future Para Star
    GRADE IV para rider Laura Scott made a plus-70% winning debut with her new ride CEI Summer Days, heading the novice 4 at Kings Sedgemoor EC, Somerset. Found for Laura by Antonia Brown and bought from eventer Will Crawley, the seven-year-old Hanoveria
    Horse & Hound1 min read
    Talking Point
    A RARE act of true sportsmanship was witnessed in the ridden Welsh section C class after the third-placed rider retired from the ring, forfeiting his placing, so the HOYS qualification could be passed down. Terry Clynes was delighted to be called for

    Related Books & Audiobooks