Manx star became world eventing champion back in September
Manx equestrian competitor, Yasmin Ingham, has received recognition in this year's Event Horse Owners Association (EHOA) Awards.
The Island star received the 'Jane Holderness-Roddam Trophy' for the highest placed senior rider at the 2022 FEI World Eventing Championships.
Yasmin made history on her senior championship debut by becoming FEI World Eventing Champion in September whilst representing Great Britain.
Meanwhile, Ingham also collected two awards on behalf of Sue Davies and Jeannette Chinn - the Island-based owners of the horse, Banzai Du Loir, on which Yasmin claimed her world eventing title.
Among those was the 'Calcutta Light Horse Trophy' for the leading British eventing horse of the year for 2022.
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