A Remarkable Honor: Caroline Moore Receives the First Freddie Fox Award
The equestrian community has come together to celebrate the life and legacy of Caroline Moore, who was posthumously awarded the inaugural Freddie Fox Award. This prestigious recognition is a testament to her unwavering commitment to equine welfare and education, highlighting her significant contributions to the equestrian industry.
A Life Dedicated to Equestrian Excellence
Caroline Moore, a fellow of the British Horse Society and founder of the Performance Mentoring Programme (PMP), dedicated her career to supporting riders and advancing equine education. The award was presented at the Horses Inside Out conference on February 21-22, 2026, where her achievements were honored by peers and mentees alike.
Inspiring Future Generations
As a former British Eventing youth performance coach, Caroline played a crucial role in securing British medals across various competitive levels. Her establishment of the PMP in 2023 aimed to provide professional eventers with access to invaluable training and advice, ensuring that her impact on the sport would be felt for years to come.
Legacy of Positivity and Passion
Even in the face of a devastating cancer diagnosis, Caroline's passion for the equestrian world remained undiminished. Her positivity and dedication to education inspired countless riders, and her legacy continues through the PMP and the many equestrians she mentored.
Gillian Higgins, the founder of Horses Inside Out, expressed her delight at Caroline's recognition. “Her impact on eventing and performance during her life was enormous, and continues even now she’s no longer here in person,” she stated, affirming Caroline's lasting influence on the equestrian community.
In honoring Caroline Moore with the Freddie Fox Award, the equestrian industry acknowledges not just her achievements, but the enduring spirit she instilled in so many. Her work will surely continue to inspire future generations, reminding all of us of the power of dedication and the importance of nurturing both equestrians and the horses they strive to care for.
