The final class of day four of HOYS kept the crowd on the edge of their seats, with 25-year-old Scott Brash nicking a win by just 0.01sec. The unusal format in the jump-off meant that riders could choose their own course, adding to the excitement, but giving riders drawn later a distinct advantage. 

Billy Twomey, riding the stallion Romanov II, looked unbeatable after his round. He took a route Shane Breen told us "couldn't be bettered", but Scott proved him wrong, finishing 0.03sec faster than Billy. Sam Hutton looked to be even faster still but the clock was stopped just a fraction of a second after Scott's time, leaving the young rider from Scotland in pole position.

Watch our interview with Scott to find out how he decided which line to take, what Bon Ami is known as at home, and why Scott is a favourite with the H&C team.

Five Fence Challenge 

One of the most exciting classes of the show is the Five Fence Challenge, we caught up with joint winner William Funnell to find out more about the class - and what he bought wife Pippa for her birthday.

Results

Blue Chip Feed Balancer Pony Club Newcomers Championship

1st - Emily  Ward on King Mac

2nd - Darby Ward on Wishchin Chin M 

3rd - Claire Sharp on Spiffy

Dick Turpin Stakes 

1st - Dirk  Demeersman on Tymoon Caloo Meerchen

2nd - Cian O'Connor on Goldex

3rd - Louise  Whitaker  on Blush II

Young Riders Championship of Great Britain

1st - Lucy Guildon Titi D'oase

2nd -  Jessie Drea on Baloufina

3rd - Chloe Aston on Kolibri Classic.

Five Fence Challenge

1st - William Funnell on Billy Grand 

1st - Cindy Van Der Straten on Twan 

3rd - Shane Breen on Cheruini Z 

Zinc Management Trophy 

1st - Scott Brash on Bon Ami

2nd - Sam Hutton on Lancelot TN

3rd - Billy Twomey on Romanov II