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SHOW JUMPING · OWNER · RANK 435

Spr Fund One prize money

£8,426 won from 9 paid rounds across 1 horse between 2022 and 2024, ranked 435 of 6,392 owners show jumping has paid.

This is money received rather than money a rider took home. The sport awards a money prize to the owner or lessee of the horse, so the figure above is what was written to Spr Fund One and split afterwards under a private agreement.

Horses paid
1
Riders paid on them
2
Leading horse
Hope Street
Leading rider
Lucas Porter
Paid seasons
2
PRIZE MONEY WON £8k
BIGGEST CHEQUE £3k
PAID ROUNDS 9
WINS 0
TOP THREE 4
MEDIAN ROUND £545

The horses paid in Spr Fund One's name

Prize money won, by horse

1 horse

Horse Studbook Born Paid rounds Wins Share Prize money
Hope Street HOLST 2009 9 100% £8,426

Prize money is not what an owner's balance sheet runs on, and a string this size makes the point: the entry fees, the transport, the stabling and the rider's monthly fee all come out before any of this does. The return on a show jumper is what it sells for, and the winnings are the advertisement.

Spr Fund One prize money by season

In time order, not sorted

2 seasons

2022 is the best of them, £8,323. An owner's season moves with whichever horse is sound, and a year that falls away is usually one good horse out of work rather than a smaller string.

Who rode for Spr Fund One

Prize money won, by rider

2 riders

Rider Paid rounds Wins Share Prize money
Lucas Porter 6 98.8% £8,323
Olivia Pleijsier 3 1.2% £104

None of these figures is a rider's income. The money was written to Spr Fund One and the rider's share of it is a private agreement, usually a percentage on top of a monthly fee for keeping the horse in work.

Every round Spr Fund One has been paid for

Competition, horse, rider and cheque

9 paid rounds

Place Competition Show Level Horse Rider Prize money
3 Stoeterij Sterrehof Prijs 2022-06-17 Outdoor Gelderland, Lichtenvoorde CSI3* Hope Street Lucas Porter £3,269
2 International Jumping Competition CSI4* 2022-11-05 Jumping Indoor Maastricht CSI4* Hope Street Lucas Porter £1,709
2 International Jumping Competition CSI4* 2022-11-06 Jumping Indoor Maastricht CSI4* Hope Street Lucas Porter £1,709
3 International Jumping Competition CSI4* 2022-11-04 Jumping Indoor Maastricht CSI4* Hope Street Lucas Porter £1,026
10 Auto Haarhuis Prize - LR D - Qualifier GP 2022-06-10 CSI Twente, Geesteren CSI3* Hope Street Lucas Porter £545
8 Europarcs Prize 2022-12-01 Outdoor Gelderland, Lichtenvoorde CSI2* Hope Street Lucas Porter £64
5 A.A. Blom Accountancy Prijs 2024-05-03 CSI Ermelo CSI1* Hope Street Olivia Pleijsier £39
7 Harry's Horse International Trading Prijs - Small Tour 2024-06-13 Outdoor Gelderland, Lichtenvoorde CSI1* Hope Street Olivia Pleijsier £34
6 Dekstation De Havikerwaard Prijs 2024-05-04 CSI Ermelo CSI1* Hope Street Olivia Pleijsier £31

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 Spr Fund One has been paid

Prize money won, by show

4 shows

Show Paid rounds Prize money
Jumping Indoor Maastricht 3 £4,444
Outdoor Gelderland, Lichtenvoorde 3 £3,368
CSI Twente, Geesteren 1 £545
CSI Ermelo 2 £69

The owners either side of Spr Fund One

Ranked 435 of 6,392, ahead of 93.2% of every owner the sport has paid

20 owners

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money has Spr Fund One won?

£8,426 across 9 paid rounds between 2022 and 2024, which ranks 435 of the 6,392 owners show jumping has paid.

Which horses does Spr Fund One own?

1 horse has been paid in Spr Fund One's name. Hope Street has won the most of it, £8,426 across 9 rounds, which is 100% of the total.

Who rides for Spr Fund One?

2 riders have been paid on these horses. Lucas Porter has won £8,323 of it, 98.8% of the total.

What is Spr Fund One's biggest prize?

£3,269 for finishing 3rd in the Stoeterij Sterrehof Prijs at Outdoor Gelderland, Lichtenvoorde in 2022, with Hope Street.

Why does the owner get the money and not the rider?

Because the sport writes it that way. A money prize in equestrian sport is awarded to the owner or lessee of the horse, and the athlete is paid out of it under a private agreement rather than by the show. The reasoning is that the horse is the entrant and the expense: the entry fee, the transport, the stabling and the groom are all the owner’s bill, and the prize money is the return on it.

Where to next

The owners around Spr Fund One, and the rest of the sport