Ambassadors
Meet Harry
Following In Peters footsteps Harry, born in 1999 is making his mark at the highest level of the showjumping world stage.
With his first ever five star debut in no other place than the world famous Aachen at the age of 19, Harry became the youngest ever Rolex Testimony at the age of 20 & proceeded to represent Team GBR at the Tokyo Olympic Games with Romeo 88.
Harry is ranked Number 1 U25 rider in the World, with a career best of ranking number 11 in the world on the FEI rankings.
The aim for Harry and his top string of horses is to continue winning at the highest level of the equestrian sport & to attain medals both team & individual at the Olympic Games.
Meet Scarlett
Scarlett, born in the year of 2000 has successfully competed for Great Britain on numerous occasions, whilst obtaining medals at the European Championships in the junior and young rider divisions.
Currently competing at 1m60 level Scarlett is now building her string of young & up and coming horses to continue climbing the FEI ranking and representing her country on Senior Nations Cup Teams.
Not only a very talented young rider, Scarlett is also is an exceptional self taught artist focusing on abstract horse portraits & landscapes.
Meet Sienna
Sienna the youngest of the Charles family born in 2002, is already making her mark. On numerous occasions Sienna has represented Team GBR, obtaining multiple medals at the youth European Championships and was crowned National U21 Champion at the National Championships in 2021 at 19 years of age and was Leading Young Rider for British Showjumping in 2023.
Sienna made her 5* debut in Falsterbo, Sweden in 2023 and produced a brilliant clear on her partner Stardust in the 5* Nations Cup to help secure a silver medal for Team GB. Continuing to impress at the highest level of the sport Sienna also won multiple 5* classes in 2023 in Dublin & Brussels.
Sienna’s aim is to continue building her string of horses and to continue representing her country, including competing at the Olympic Games in the years to come.