Jayne Webber made it a Hickstead-HOYS double today when she won the Supreme Horse of the Year title with the riding horse champion, Comberton Clancy. The eight-year-old gelding has been a superb performer all season, also taking the supreme horse title at the Royal International Horse Show in July, and he took to the busy atmosphere at Birmingham with aplomb.

We caught up with Jayne after the class and found out what it meant to her to win the title.

Comberton Clancy headed a very strong line-up. Here's some highlights of the preliminary judging stage of the supreme horse championship:

Arab champion

Working hunter champion

Riding Horse champion

In the pony supreme, the title went to eight-year-old show hunter pony Crystal Vision. The chestnut mare was expertly ridden by Harriet Dennison.

For highlights of the class, watch below:

The final show class to conclude at Horse of the Year Show was the Shire championship, where the title went to two-year-old colt Metheringham Upton Hamlet.

Results round-up

Underwood Working Hunter Pony Of The Year

Sannan Valley Bounce, Alice Mccullagh

Underwood Ponies Not Exceeding 133cm

Rossdale Sandpiper, George Holder

Underwood Ponies Exceeding 133cm And Not Exceeding 143cm

Fair And Square II, James Robinson

Underwood Ponies Exceeding 143cm And Not Exceeding 153cm

Sannan Valley Bounce, Alice Mccullagh

Underwood Ponies Exceeding 148cm And Not Exceeding 158cm

Hearts On Fire, Emmie Collier

Small Riding Horse Exceeding 148cm And Not Exceeding 158cm

Military Crisis, Amy Underwood

Large Riding Horse Exceeding 158cm

Comberton Clancy, Jayne Webber

Sandal BMW Mini Show Pony Of The Year

Woodview Ianthe, Miles Linsay-Brown

Sandal BMW First Ridden. Ponies Not Exceeding 122cm

Woodview Ianthe, Miles Linsay-Brown

Sandal BMW Leading Rein. Ponies Not Exceeding 122cm

Barkway Magic Moment, Zara Clark-Jones