Enjoy some of our favourite updates from equestrian social media channels during the past week. From cross-country fence that will make you look twice to some magical Cheltenham Festival moments, it all happened on social media 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.
Equestrian social media posts of the week
Muddy jockeys of the world unite
And again..!
Mulrys Error looking very happy
Loose horse(s)!
How sweet
How very helpful!
Throwback!
What?!
What an optical illusion the photographer created…
Something isn’t right here
Now for the week of Cheltenham Festival fun, which started with this…
Things that are impossible;
1. Striking a match in a lump of jam
2. Sleeping properly ahead of the #CheltenhamFestival
— Fergal O’Brien Racing (@FOBRacing) March 12, 2019
We hear you, Paul Nicholls
Former Burghley Young Event Horse competitor and now a Cheltenham Festival winner Beware The Bear, trained by Nicky Henderson, seen here enjoying some autumn hunting in his younger years
Archie McCoy admires his dad’s statue
What a great moment
https://www.facebook.com/racingitv/videos/254340785338203/
And congratulations to this week’s Social Media Post of the Week winner
And this is what it means to the teams at home watching their horses win
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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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