Photo competition
Moments That Matter gallery
Every photo members have entered for Moments That Matter, the newest first. Always open: enter at any time, as often as you like. Every photo entered in 2026 counts in every judging of that year still to come.
30 photos, Area 8

Area 8, Summer 2026
The best viewSubmitted by Alison Cheetham
Area 8, Summer 2026
Great friends, great competitorsSubmitted by Alison Cheetham
Area 8, Summer 2026
Who pooed in the water jump?Submitted by Hannah Woodward
Area 8, Summer 2026
The support of a good instructor is important! Even if it’s to remind you to have fun!Submitted by Hannah Woodward
Area 8, Summer 2026
Seeking the shadeSubmitted by Alison Cheetham
Area 8, Spring 2026
How to improve your mental health: ride your horse, feel the glow of the sun, smell the cool breeze, hear the birds, see the colours of nature, breatheSubmitted by Alison Cheetham
Area 8, Winter 2026
Those I love the mostSubmitted by Alison Cheetham
Area 8, Winter 2026
Trusting my son with my horse and my horse with my son, this level of trust cannot be explained with words.Submitted by Alison Cheetham
Area 8, Winter 2026
The best way to enjoy the start of spring.Submitted by Alison Cheetham
Area 8, Winter 2026
Peanut butter jelly looking very unimpressed with Janet Burwood’s lesson ideas!Submitted by Hannah Woodward
Area 8, Winter 2026
One of my proudest moments- having a go at reining and winning the class!Submitted by Hannah Woodward
Area 8, Winter 2026
Our first ever go at reining! Wrong shirt, wrong hat, big dreams!Submitted by Hannah Woodward
Area 8, Winter 2026
Flying the flag at Rockin the Country festivalSubmitted by Hannah Woodward
Area 8, Winter 2026
Showing my QH in a ‘Foreign Breeds’ class at a local agricultural show. Being brave wearing my western wear and showing to breed standard not English show traditionSubmitted by Hannah Woodward
Area 8, Winter 2026
A quick pre- lesson cuppa for myself & ‘Peanut Butter Jelly’Submitted by Hannah Woodward
Area 8, Winter 2026
Introducing an off the track thoroughbred to obstacles for the first time in prep for a second career in ranchSubmitted by Hannah Woodward
Area 8, Winter 2026
He’s come so far but is only at the beginningSubmitted by Zac Cheetham
Area 8, Winter 2026
You don’t need a quarter horse for WESSubmitted by Alison Cheetham
Area 8, Winter 2026
First showSubmitted by Alison Cheetham
Area 8, Winter 2026
Ride with the windSubmitted by Alison Cheetham
Area 8, Winter 2026
Training with a different purpose.Submitted by Alison Cheetham
Area 8, Winter 2026
Oh no! They found an apple tree.Submitted by Alison Cheetham
Area 8, Winter 2026
It’s important to train your horse to stand patiently - while you play on a swing in the woods!Submitted by Alison Cheetham
Area 8, Winter 2026
My 25 year old Quarter Horse, Bean, back in the ribbons 15 months after being hit by a car and dislocating her fetlock.Submitted by Hannah Woodward
Area 8, Winter 2026
Water fun in the New ForestSubmitted by Dani O’Brien
Area 8, Winter 2026
It's not quite dressage!!Submitted by Pauline Norton
Area 8, Winter 2026
WES Youth FriendsSubmitted by Dani O’Brien
Area 8, Winter 2026
Cooper look after Autumn (aged 7) in their first loping classSubmitted by Dani O’Brien
Area 8, Autumn 2025
Harry - hipoint paint - WES Champs 2025Submitted by Dan Gwalter
Area 8, Autumn 2025
Dan at Sovereign CampSubmitted by Dan Gwalter