Jackson Reed-Stephenson
Dad Graham, ex showjumper. Mom Sandra, ex-national showjumper who now produces and trains showjumping horses. Sister Charlotte, former Junior European Showjumper
British showjumping rider Jackson Reed Stephenson & Crystal Cove Vilamoura, Spanish Sunishine Tour

Jackson Reed-Stephenson
Since he was 3 years old Jackson Reed-Stephenson has been developing his riding skills and now at the ripe old age of 25 he is competing with some of the world’s top riders and more than proving his worth as an International Show Jumper. He spent time at both Michael Whitaker`s and Ludger Beerbaum`s yards as a young rider and has represented Britain at junior and senior level.Now running his own yard of 10 horses, Jackson is a great believer in thorough training and schooling, taking regular dressage lessons to improve his horses™ suppleness and way of going in the jumping arena. With a dedicated team, including his groom Helen (who has been with his family for 16 years and couldn`t live without) and, usually one full time training pupil, Jackson starts at about eight o`clock each morning, riding up to 5 horses in the morning before spending the afternoons teaching. `I am lucky to have a good team to take care of everything while I am away at shows, Jackson told us. It`s reassuring to know the horses left at home are in good hands.
The best bit about what I do is the feeling you get when you jump a good round or the horse you are on improves, he continues, although of course you can`t beat the feeling of winning! Jackson would love to represent his country again, ultimately at the Olympic Games, and hopes Rolex, one of his top horses, can help him achieve this. The seven year old has already been proving his worth this season in Ireland and Italy and hopefully he has more to give over the coming years.
If Jackson hadn’t got into show jumping he would have fancied being a stockbroker in London - thankfully he didn’t and is now an established and popular member of the British and European circuit.
Hates
Bad jumping surfaces at shows.
Most embarrassing moment:
Falling off my 13.2hh pony in the ring. When I tried to get back on he spun round and kicked me!
Jackson Reed-Stephenson Horses
Baileys Calippo, Baileys Opium, Goldex, Larry, RAYMOND, Rolex (sired by Garanco), Taifun, Ulrich D, WIXSTONE RAYMONDJackson Reed-Stephenson Competition Results
06 - Scope, 1.40m Preliminary Round 2 - 01/09/2006 - WIXSTONE RAYMOND08 - Scope, 1.40m Preliminary Round 1 - 29/08/2006 - Goldex
11 - Scope, 1.40m Preliminary Round 1 - 29/08/2006 - WIXSTONE RAYMOND
1 - Modena, 1.35 Mixed comp. - 29/04/2006 - Rolex
4 - Modena, 1.40 Two phases - 01/04/2006 - Rolex
13 - Aachen, Grand Prix - 01/04/2006 - Larry
16 - Horse Of The Year Show, Grade C Championship - 16/10/2005 - RAYMOND
19 - Horse Of The Year Show, Grade C Championship - 16/10/2005 - Rolex
09 - Horse Of The Year Show, 7 Year Old Championship - 12/10/2005 - Larry
11 - Horse Of The Year Show, 7 Year Old Championship - 12/10/2005 - RAYMOND
01 - Scope, 4 Year Old Consolation - 03/09/2005 - Ulrich D
02 - Horse Of The Year Show, Grade C Championship - 10/10/2004 - WIXSTONE RAYMOND
20 - Horse Of The Year Show, 6 Year Old Championship - 08/10/2004 - Rolex
10 - Horse Of The Year Show, 6 Year Old Championship - 08/10/2004 - WIXSTONE RAYMOND
05 - Horse Of The Year Show, Newcomers - 06/10/2004 - Rolex
12 - World Breeding Championship, 6 Year Old Championship - Final - 26/09/2004 - Rolex
2 - World Breeding Championship, 6 Year Old - 1st Qualifier - 23/09/2004 - Rolex
10 - Scope, Blue Riband Preliminary Round 1 - 26/08/2003 - Baileys Calippo
03 - Scope, Blue Riband Preliminary Round 1 - 26/08/2003 - Baileys Opium
02 - Horse Of The Year Show, Grade C Championship - 10/10/2002 - Taifun