Inspiring Legacy: Caroline Moore Honored with Inaugural Freddie Fox Award

The equestrian community has come together to celebrate the remarkable contributions of the late Caroline Moore, who has been posthumously awarded the first Freddie Fox award. This honor reflects her dedication to equine welfare, education, and her commitment to enhancing the understanding of horse anatomy throughout her illustrious career.

A Life Dedicated to Equestrian Education

Caroline Moore, a true champion in the equestrian world, has left an indelible mark following her passing last year at the age of 56. As a fellow of the British Horse Society and the founder of the Performance Mentoring Programme (PMP), she devoted her life to coaching and supporting riders across various skill levels. The Freddie Fox award, presented at the 2026 Horses Inside Out conference, serves as a testament to her enduring impact on the industry.

Remembering a Passionate Advocate

Her colleague Sue Ringrose, who accepted the award on her behalf, highlighted Caroline's relentless dedication to equestrian education and horse welfare. “She was passionate about education, training horses and riders to achieve their goals,” said Ringrose. This sentiment was echoed by many in the community who recognized Caroline for her ability to inspire and uplift those around her.

A Legacy That Lives On

Despite facing a challenging cancer diagnosis three years prior to her passing, Caroline continued to advocate for eventing and sought to support riders, showcasing her immense passion for the sport. A spokesperson from Horses Inside Out remarked on her legacy, noting that her positive attitude and 'can-do' spirit will be fondly remembered as an inspiration to many.

Further emphasizing her impact, Horses Inside Out founder Gillian Higgins expressed her delight in Caroline winning the award, stating, “Her impact on eventing and performance during her life was enormous, and continues to be, even now she’s no longer here in person.” The recognition of Caroline Moore through the Freddie Fox award illustrates how one person's commitment to their passion can leave an enduring legacy that continues to influence future generations in the equestrian world.