Peanut prize money
£4,241 won from 7 paid rounds and 0 wins between 2022 and 2024, ranked 750 of 8,505 horses show jumping has paid.
The money is the horse's because the sport says it is. A money prize in equestrian sport is awarded to the owner of the horse rather than to the rider, so a horse carries a career total here in the way a racehorse does, and the rider's share of it is a private agreement that is never published.
- Studbook
- AES
- Year of birth
- 2013
- Ridden by
- George Whitaker
- Owner of record
- Martin (thomas) Wood (10209096)
- Paid seasons
- 3
Peanut prize money by season
In time order, not sorted
A horse's career is a window rather than a climb. 2023 is the best of them, £2,024, when the horse was 10. A season that falls away is usually a horse being rested or managed rather than a horse in decline, and the gap between two good years is the most ordinary thing on this chart.
Who has been paid on Peanut
Prize money won, by rider
| Rider | Paid rounds | Wins | Span | Share | Prize money |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| George Whitaker | 7 | 2022 to 2024 | 100% | £4,241 |
One rider for the whole of it, which is the ordinary case: a top horse and its rider are a partnership built over years, and a change of rider usually means a sale.
Every round Peanut has been paid for
Competition, placing and cheque
| Place | Competition | Show | Level | Rider | Prize money |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | NAEC Stoneleigh Stakes 2023-10-06 | Horse of the Year Show | CSI3* | George Whitaker | £1,500 |
| 3 | International Showjumping - The Accumulator 2024-10-12 | Horse of the Year Show | CSI3* | George Whitaker | £1,410 |
| 7 | Speed Horse of the Year 2022-10-09 | Horse of the Year Show | CSI3* | George Whitaker | £420 |
| 9 | Speed Horse of the Year 2023-10-08 | Horse of the Year Show | CSI3* | George Whitaker | £280 |
| 8 | The Accumulator 2022-10-08 | Horse of the Year Show | CSI3* | George Whitaker | £250 |
| 11 | Grandstand Stoneleigh Events Cup 2023-10-07 | Horse of the Year Show | CSI3* | George Whitaker | £244 |
| 12 | International Showjumping - Speed Horse of the Year 2024-10-13 | Horse of the Year Show | CSI3* | George Whitaker | £137 |
Every figure is converted to sterling so the rounds can be added up: show jumping pays in the currency of wherever it is run, euros across most of the calendar, sterling at the British shows and Swiss francs at Geneva.
Where Peanut has been paid
Prize money won, by show
| Show | Paid rounds | Prize money |
|---|---|---|
| Horse of the Year Show | 7 | £4,241 |
Who the cheques were written to
The owners of record on Peanut's results
| Owner of record | Paid rounds | Prize money |
|---|---|---|
| Martin (thomas) Wood (10209096) | 3 | £2,024 |
| Martin Wood | 2 | £1,547 |
| Martin (Thomas) Wood | 2 | £670 |
More than one name here is not a dispute. The owner of record is whoever was registered with the horse on the day the class was jumped, so a sale, a new syndicate member or a change of stable name all show up as a second row.
The horses either side of Peanut
Ranked 750 of 8,505, ahead of 91.2% of every horse the sport has paid
Frequently asked questions
How much has Peanut won?
£4,241 across 7 paid rounds between 2022 and 2024, which ranks 750 of the 8,505 horses show jumping has paid.
Who rides Peanut?
George Whitaker has ridden Peanut for every paid round of its career, 7 of them between 2022 and 2024.
Who owns Peanut?
Martin (thomas) Wood (10209096) is the owner of record on most of Peanut's paid results, which is who the prize money is written to. An owner of record can be a person, a syndicate or a stable, and where the rider's own name appears they own the horse and keep the whole cheque.
What is Peanut's biggest prize?
£1,500 for finishing 3rd in the NAEC Stoneleigh Stakes at Horse of the Year Show in 2023.
How old is Peanut?
Born in 2013, so it was 9 when it was first paid at this level and 11 at its most recent result. A show jumper rarely reaches a five-star Grand Prix before eight and is rarely still in one after sixteen.
What is Peanut worth?
Nothing on this page is a sale price. A Grand Prix horse changes hands privately and the figure is never published, and the winnings are usually a fraction of what the horse cost. What is here is what the animal was paid in the ring.
Where to next
The horses around Peanut, and the rest of the sport