The Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials 2022 came to a conclusion today, with victory for Piggy March and Vanir Kamira. Here is a round-up of the key stories you won't want to miss from Sunday, 4 September
Vanir Kamira became the third mare to win Burghley Horse Trials after lowering one of the two fences she had in hand, with Piggy March on board.
British first-timer Tom Jackson produced the best result of his career as runner-up.
Tim and Jonelle Price rounded off the top four.
The youngest rider in the competition finished an eye-catching fifth, but says she’s not as cool a customer as she looks.
There were nerve-wracking moments, too, for top-10 contender Bubby Upton at the final horse inspection.
It was a fairytale completion for one horse, whose dam came from a trekking centre.
It’s not all about the rosettes: Hollie Swain’s hothead first-timer just about controlled his anxiety to show promise for future five-stars
- Why Hollie found the 17.2hh more tiring to trot up than steer round the Burghley cross-country track
And another Burghley debutant fulfilled a lifetime’s dream.
You might also be interested in:
Seven feeds a day and bawling like a baby: Piggy March’s groom Amy Phillips on looking after Vanir Kamira at Burghley
‘I treasure every moment’: Classic Moet’s groom on tending the no-fuss veteran star
Burghley fifth for youngest rider: ‘Family friends remember me crying at jumping 70cm’
Piggy March and Vanir Kamira win Burghley: ‘This horse deserves to have her name on a plaque on Winners’ Avenue’
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