HeyJaredJames Reid
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- Aug 13, 2026
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Burghley boss promises âfresh feelâ for 2026 event (opens the original)
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Defender Burghley Horse Trials event director Martyn Johnson believes a refreshed approach to the prestigious 5* event will ensure it appeals to as many people as possible. The 2026 edition will be the 65th edition of the Trials, which is one of the jewels in the three-day eventing calendar. It has developed into a multi-faceted event over the years, with the world-class eventing taking place alongside a large shopping experience and other attractions. Johnson knows that the sport remains the ce
Sarah Bullimore eyes Burghley glory with horse she helped birth (opens the original)
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Sarah Bullimore wants to live out a fairytale by riding the horse she helped birth to glory at Defender Burghley Horse Trials. Bullimore heads to the 2026 event with high hopes alongside 10-year-old gelding Corimiro, who the 53-year-old knows better than anyone else. Corimiro has been bred from birth by Bullimore and has quickly developed a reputation as one of the most exciting talents in three-day eventing. The 10-year-old has particularly impressed over cross-country, which should stand him i
Derek di Grazia relishing challenge of designing Burghley course (opens the original)
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Derek di Grazia is relishing the reward of laying down a challenging cross-country course in his fifth year at Defender Burghley Horse Trials. The Californian is a world-renowned course designer, having created the Tokyo 2020 Olympic course, and has finalised his fifth course for Defender Burghley ahead of the 2026 Trials. Burghley is regarded as one of the most difficult cross-country courses in the eventing world, with its rolling terrain making it the toughest of tasks for those looking to pr
Stuart Wood hopes consistency can fuel LA 2028 Paralympic bid (opens the original)
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Stuart Wood hopes new-found consistency can pay dividends at the Canoe Sprint and Paracanoe World Championships this month. Wood heads to Poznan in search of a perfect start to his bid to qualify for the LA 2028 Paralympics, with the hope that the changes he has made will finally start to all click together. The Bunbury athlete won VL3 bronze at the Tokyo 2020 Games but did not go to Paris 2024, missing out to team-mate Jack Eyers following an impressive comeback from cancer treatment in 2022. I
Zoe Clark balances legal career with LA 2028 Olympic dream (opens the original)
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Zoe Clark hopes combining canoeing with a budding legal career will keep her on a straight and narrow path to the LA 2028 Olympics. Clark is part of the women’s K4 crew alongside Emily Lewis, Deborah Kerr, and Kristina Armstrong that will begin their bid for Olympic qualification at this month’s World Championships in Poznan. Points earned in Poland will count towards which boats earn a place in Los Angeles and Clark is hopeful of a strong showing after a strong performance at the recent World C
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