Enjoy some of our favourite tweets from the past seven days. From an over-competitive event rider to a spectacular fall, it all happened on Twitter this week.
Don’t miss the exciting competition on this weekly page. Our favourite tweet each week will win either an Apatchy mini tablet case or an Apatchy cosmetic bag, personalised with your own initials. For more information about the competition and to find out who this week’s winner is, go to the bottom of this page.
Tweets of the week
It might not bring your iPhone back to life, but the compensation of a free start fee is a lovely gesture by Wellington Horse Trials
Not that he is competitive or anything…Harry Meade punches the air with joy after he successfully pilots his borrowed ride around the JCB Champions Challenge at Barbury Castle Horse Trials
Oosh, sitting trot on bangers and mash — nothing can stop Carl Hester from performing
A big day for the Pipe household
It was excellent weather for ducks and ducks only during Ben Way’s CIC3* cross-country round at Barbury Horse Trials
Laura Tomlinson’s biggest fans were out to support her last week: baby Annalisa and her grandad, Dr Bechtolsheimer
And congratulations to this week’s Tweet of the Week winner
There was a faller at Piggy French’s yard this week. Maybe her groom should stick to tackling jumps on a horse, but we admire her efforts all the same
Team @Piggy_French has a faller @AliceG_Graham pic.twitter.com/sVhMwl5Pr8
— Hannah Norvill (@HannahGirl_) July 14, 2015
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Tweet of the week competition
The winner of the Horse & Hound tweet of the week competition can also be found by searching Twitter for #HHTweetOfTheWeek. The winner will receive an Apatchy mini tablet case (pictured left) or an Apatchy cosmetic bag (pictured below right), personalised with their initials.
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