2024 Czech Hobby Horsing Championship

2024 Czech Hobby Horsing Championship details

A large group of young hobby horsing competitors line up across an orange indoor sports court, wearing sporty casual clothes and holding many different hobby horses, with wooden wall bars, bleachers and Kladno banners in the background. The wide group

On 11–12 May 2024, the Czech Hobby Horsing Championship took place in Kladno. The event was organized by the Czech Hobby Horsing Association. Competitors who had met the requirements in qualifying rounds held across the country throughout the season were able to take part in the Czech Championship.

Two competition days

Over the two days, more than 400 competitors took part in the Championship in two competition halls. Thanks to the high turnout, the competitions ran all day and into the evening. The individual disciplines took place in three arenas with adjacent warm-up areas. We have to say, the halls were truly buzzing.

Event poster for the Czech Hobby Horsing Championship 2024 with a starry background, showing a girl in a pink shirt and number 27 jumping with a brown hobby horse above a Czech-flag map and four young riders carrying hobby horses. The poster includes the Kladno sports hall venue, dates 11–12 May 2024, the Czech Hobby Horsing Association logo and LarDen as main partner, capturing the excitement of the championship hobby-horsing event.
A young rider in a white shirt with number 62 and black shorts clears a yellow show-jumping rail on a hobby horse inside a large indoor arena, with tricolor-decorated jump standards and spectators watching from the bleachers. The moment captures the energy and focus of the Czech Hobby Horsing Championship.

Disciplines

Dressage, puissance, show jumping, racing — each of these individual disciplines crowned a new Czech Champion. The disciplines were divided by age category and level of difficulty.

Puissance was one of the most exciting events. As the riders were encouraged to jump higher and higher, the whole audience cheered them on thunderously, just like in other sports.

As always, the dressage classes captivated spectators with their music, the styling of the Hobby Horse, and the riders’ dress code.

Show jumping was held as both style jumping and timed jumping. We have to say, in some of those turns, things were really flying.

After two sport-filled days, the final race was truly impressive.

International judges

Alisa Aarniomäki and Julia Mikkonen came all the way from Finland to judge the main disciplines — show jumping and dressage. Thanks to their many years of experience, they judged with a truly exacting eye. In fact, all the judges were strict; after all, this was the highest level of Hobby Horsing competition. With such high-quality performances from the competitors, the judges certainly did not have it easy. Every performance was a spectacle not only for the judges, but also for the spectators. Over the course of the event, more than 1,000 spectators must have visited the stands over the course of the event.

A focused competitor in a white T-shirt, black shorts and maroon knee socks stands indoors beside the C marker, holding a grey hobby horse with a black mane while two judges sit at a table near a LarDen Hobby Horse banner. Wooden bleachers and other hobby horses in the background give the scene the calm, concentrated atmosphere of the Czech Hobby Horsing Championship.
A pink LarDen Hobby Horse roll-up banner stands in a wooden indoor gym, with the visible text “Hlavní partner ČHHA” and “www.hobby-horse.cz.” The banner features a printed photo of a young rider in black clearing a jump with a black-and-white hobby horse, setting the event atmosphere for the Czech hobby horsing championship.

LarDen and the Championship

LarDen had the honor of being the main sponsor of this wonderful event. The very best competitors received championship saddle pads with the Czech Championship logo, made by our talented seamstress. Eight Hobby Horses sewn specially for this occasion were ready for the raffle on both days. Their winners were overjoyed. And we are delighted that we still see these horses at competitions. We recognize them easily — they are a limited edition prepared exclusively for the Czech Championship.

Side programme

Big competitions deserve a big side programme, too. A shopping area was prepared for competitors and their parents. There was everything from horses to a wide range of Hobby Horsing accessories. A creative zone was open for the youngest visitors, where children could make a little wooden horse with a yarn mane as a keepsake. A raffle was held on both days, and in between events the competitors could meet and take a photo with head judge Alisa.

A close-up indoors on the blue sports hall floor shows a person in a black shirt with a pink horse logo adjusting a grey hobby horse in a bright blue-and-pink ear cover, surrounded by a cluster of other hobby horses with bridles, yarn manes and tags. The colourful lineup feels ready for the Czech Championship action, full of the handmade character of hobby horsing.
A young competitor in a white T-shirt, black shorts and knee-high socks leaps across an indoor sports hall with a brown hobby horse, watched by spectators behind the arena barrier. The bright gym setting and focused movement capture the energy of the Czech Hobby Horsing Championship.

2024/25 season

In September 2024, a series of qualifying competitions began across the country. At all of these competitions, riders have the chance to qualify for the Czech Championship, which will take place in Brno on 7–8 June 2025. With the new season came an update to the rules and a new discipline: cross-country. It is clear to see how rapidly Hobby Horsing is growing as a sport. You can find all the news and competition dates on the association’s website.

www.chha.cz

From all of us at LarDen, we wish everyone the best of luck at your competitions, and we look forward to seeing you all at our stand in the shopping area.

You can find a short video from the Czech Championship on our YouTube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMuVjFVaQGY

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