Scott Brash

Born in Peebles, Scott grew up riding ponies and started showjumping with The Pony Club at the age of 10. He made his senior championship debut at the World Equestrian Games in 2010 riding Intertoy Z. That was the same year that Scott took the ride on Hello Sanctos. The pair were on the team that won historic team gold at the London 2012 Olympic Games, then team gold and individual bronze in the European Championships 2013. Scott finished third in the FEI World Cup Final in 2014 with Ursual XII.

He contested his second World Equestrian Games with Hello Sanctos in 2014, and took team bronze with Hello M'Lady at the FEI European Championship in 2019.

In 2022, Scott was part of the team that took a historic team bronze medal at the FEI World Championship in Herning, Denmark. He finished the year on a high with a win at the London International Horse Show leg of the FEI World Cup series with Jefferson. 

Scott made his second Olympic Games appearance when he was selected to represent Team GB at Paris 2024 with Hello Jefferson, alongside London 2012 teammate Ben Maher and Harry Charles – the son of another London 2012 teamate, Peter Charles. Superb performances saw Team GB hold the lead going into the final rotation of riders in the team final, meaning Scott and Jefferson would be the final combination to enter the arena. Without a single fence in hand to retain their place on the podium, they jumped an ice-cool clear round to secure team gold in the most electric of atmospheres. 

Scott has won the London leg of the Global Champions Tour an impressive three times, and he remains the only rider to win the Rolex Grand Slam of Showjumping.