Graham Fletcher
Horse & Hound showjumping columnist
Graham has been involved in the sport of showjumping at the highest level for several decades. The Olympic silver medallist is now retired from international competition, but he continues to train and produce young horses. He and his wife Tina Fletcher now support their teenage sons Will and Olli who are fast becoming two of the leading young riders in the country. A regular Horse & Hound columnist, you can read Graham’s views in the magazine or H&H VIP members can view them online below. Find out how to join H&H VIP
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Graham Fletcher: ‘Could racing help to revitalise showjumping?’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘There was drama unfolding with every round during the Olympics’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘Long may Britain’s gold rush continue...’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘Olympic selection will be very difficult’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘Pressure is what modern sport is all about’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘How far our national showjumping circuit has fallen’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘Delays put animals’ lives at stake’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘Is now the time to introduce six-star shows?’
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Graham Fletcher: Why betting could be profitable for showjumping
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Graham Fletcher: ‘We need a fresh approach to tackle this problem’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘Our young showjumpers came across very well on the TV’
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Graham Fletcher: are horse injuries more common now than a few decades ago?
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Graham Fletcher: ‘Our county shows are in desperate need of help’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘Competition horses are still facing horrendous delays waiting for paperwork checks at customs’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘It’s time to pension off “groom” as a job description’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘What do owners value most – winning money or jumping clears?’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘Is showjumping too exclusive?’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘The shot in the arm our sport needs right now’
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Graham Fletcher: ‘In short, we need to do better’