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The British Horse Society Equestrian Hall of Fame Historic Horsemen announced on 29/7/05 at the Royal International Horse Show, Hickstead Dorian Williams David Broome Pat Smythe Harvey Smith Sheila Willcox HRH The Princess Royal Virginia (Ginny) Leng Cynthia Haydon Col Harry Llewellyn George Bowman Richard Meade Mrs VDS Williams Col Sir Michael Ansell Lorna Johnstone Anna Sewell (15) Horses announced on 29/7/05 at the Royal International Horse Show Sefton Merely-a-Monarch Foxhunter Priceless Milton King's Warrior Penwood Forge Mill Dutch Courage Stroller Cornishman Be Fair Doublet High & Mighty (13) Laureates announced on 22nd November 2005 Pippa Funnell John Whitaker Lucinda Green Carl Hester Lee Pearson (5) Primmore's Pride Shear H2O Arko lll (3) Laureates announced on 7th June 2006 Jennie Loriston-Clarke Marion Mould Robert Oliver Nick Skelton Captain Mark Phillips Douglas Bunn Bertie Hill (8) Caroline Bradley Tosca Beethoven (2) Laureates announced on 9th January 2007 Liz Edgar Ted Edgar HRH The Duke of Edinburgh Mary King Wilf White (5) Colton Maelstrom Ryan's Son (2) Laureates announced 20th February 2008 Mary Gordon-Watson William Fox-Pitt (2) Nizefella Everest Forever The Poacher (5) Laureates announced 17th November 2008 Ann Moore Ian Stark Michael Whitaker (3) Mr Softee Over to You (2) Laureate inducted November 2009* Count Robert Orssich (1) * No announcement Laureates inducted October 2010 Anneli Drummond-Hay Malcolm Pyrah (2) Laureates inducted November 2011 Laura Bechtolsheimer (1) Laureates inducted December 2012 Sophie Christiansen Charlotte Dujardin Ben Maher Vin Toulson (4) Mistral Hojris Pretty Polly (2) Laureates inducted November 2013 Kristina Cook (1) Toytown (1) Laureates inducted November 2014 William Funnell Jane Holderness-Roddam (2) Valegro Big Star (2) Laureates inducted November 2015 Scott Brash Jayne Ross (2) Hello Sanctos Headley Britannia (2) 51 Horsemen 32 Horses Laureates inducted November 2016 Christopher Bartle (1) Avebury Chilli Morning Opposition Buzz Philco (4) Laureates inducted November 2018 Natasha Baker MBE (1) 53 Horsemen 36 Horses .

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