Horse & Hound

It started with an in-hand ticket

HOYS

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IF you look back at the careers of many of the most prolific ridden contenders, a fair few will have recorded a substantial number of in-hand wins during their youth, but only some have made appearances at Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) in the coveted in-hand supreme final.

“Many of my successful led ponies have gone on to have equally prolific ridden careers,” confirms leading in-hand producer, Jerome Harforth. “In-hand showing provides them with invaluable experience, of standing on the

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