Your April update!

What’s Coming for the Second Half of 2026

If you’ve been to a HARA Equine day recently, you’ve probably felt it.

There’s something building.

It’s in the way riders are supporting each other at the gate.

It’s in the young horses gaining confidence each round.

It’s in the atmosphere we’re creating together.

And now, we’re ready to take that to the next level.

A Bigger Focus on Education

For the second half of 2026, one of our biggest priorities is education.

We want to give our riders more than just a place to compete. We want to give you the tools, opportunities, and support to genuinely improve.

You’ll start to see:

• Regular show jumping clinics running alongside our training days

• Guest coaches coming in each month

• More cross country clinics to help riders build well-rounded, confident horses

This is about creating a clear pathway. Not just rounds, but progression.

Whether you’re stepping up heights, producing a young horse, or refining the finer details, we want to help you get there.

Introducing…

The 2026 Camden Classic

Our End of Year Championships are evolving.

In 2026, we’ll be introducing the Camden Classic 4th - 6th December 2026

This won’t be your typical championship event. We’re working on something bigger, with new elements that we haven’t seen done before at our events and a huge event on the Saturday afternoon. This will be the one you don't want to miss out on.

It’s something we’ve been quietly building behind the scenes, and we cannot wait to bring it to life. (We will need a huge team to pull this one together and if you want to get involved now is your chance, just get in touch on our socials or via email info@haraequine.com)

More details will be released soon, but this is one you’ll want locked into your calendar.

The Culture We’re Building Together

More than anything, what we’re most proud of is the culture that’s forming around HARA Equine.

It’s something that’s hard to explain unless you’ve been there, but you can feel it the moment you arrive. The way riders help each other at the gate, the encouragement after a round, the patience, the understanding. It’s not about who wins the class, it’s about everyone having a place to learn and feel comfortable doing it.

And what’s been really special lately is realising that it’s not just something we’re noticing. It’s something people are talking about. Conversations are happening beyond our days, about the environment here and how it feels different. Not in a big, loud way, but in a quiet “there’s something good happening there” kind of way.

That’s when it really hits. This isn’t just an event anymore. It’s something bigger.

But the most important part is that it doesn’t come from us alone. It comes from every single person who shows up and chooses to be part of it.

It comes from riders who:

• Encourage someone else

• Give each other space and time

• Respect volunteers and officials

• Celebrate the small wins, not just the results

It comes from shared values. From people who care about the sport, but also about each other.

This is something we’re incredibly proud of, but also something we’re very protective of.

Because as we grow, the goal isn’t to change. It’s to hold onto this. To keep that same feeling, that same environment, that same support that has made these days what they are.

And that only happens if we all keep showing up the way we have been.

Because this isn’t just HARA Equine.

It’s all of us.

What’s Next

There is so much more to come.

More opportunities.

More learning.

More moments that matter.

More community.

We’re just getting started.

— Rhianna

HARA Equine