Bramhams of Buckingham

28/08/2026

A sad farewell 👋 and good luck ☘️ to the fabulous Millie who today leaves our office team. Millie works behind the scenes profiling events & applying for health papers. We wish her well as she heads off to the Royal Agricultural University.
Thank you Millie, you’ve been a pure pleasure and will be a hard act to follow. 💔

26/08/2026

🛂 Passport requirements for travel between Great Britain and Republic of Ireland set to change from 28th September 2026

🛳️The Common Travel Area (CTA) changes and a valid passport (with 90days validity) will need be presented at the ferry check-in kiosk, similar to when flying ✈️

This does not affect travel between GB-N.Ireland and the long standing agreement within the Island of Ireland.

❌No other forms of ID will be accepted and mandatory for all passengers regardless of age & nationality.

06/08/2026

Our office at RDS26 is located outside the international stables. Once again the show kindly subsidises all travel arrangements to international competitors. Please log your arrival by scanning the QR codes around the stables or at www.Bramhams.com/Events
Vets signing off health papers tomorrow from 10am. Good luck at Dublin Horse Show 🇮🇪☘️

02/08/2026

Dublin Horse Show 2026……..Go! 🚛💨💨

26/07/2026

Proud Shipping Agents for another first class event held at Millstreet International Horse Trials

132🐴 travelling home 🏠 overseas ⛴️ ✈️ this evening on 52 🚛

Congratulations to Team GB on their 🥇

19/07/2026

Our thoughts and deepest condolences go out to the family and friend’s. 💔💔💔

BRITISH EVENTING STATEMENT

It is with immense sadness that British Eventing confirms the tragic loss of Sophie Fouracre and Kerry Donoghue following separate incidents on Saturday 18th July 2026.

Sophie Fouracre, aged 34, was fatally injured in a cross-country accident riding Rhubarbsfox Brittania, at Swalcliffe Park, Oxfordshire, England.

Hours later at Penrith in Cumbria, Kerry Donoghue, aged 42, died following a cross-country accident riding Carneyhaugh Rua.

At both venues, the event medical teams responded immediately and provided emergency treatment. Despite their best efforts sadly neither rider could be saved.

Both horses were examined by the attending veterinary team and were found to be uninjured.

Rosie Williams, Chief Executive of British Eventing, said: “The British Eventing community is heartbroken. On behalf of everyone at British Eventing, I want to extend our deepest condolences to Kerry and Sophie's families, friends and loved ones at this devastating time. Our thoughts are also with their fellow competitors, organisers, officials, volunteers and everyone who has been affected by these tragic events.

“We are immensely grateful to the organisers, doctors, paramedics, veterinary teams, officials and emergency services at both events for the professionalism, compassion and care they showed in the most difficult of circumstances.

“The loss of two members of our eventing family on the same day is almost beyond words, and we know the sadness of these events will be felt profoundly across the sport for some time to come.”

In accordance with British Eventing's safety and incident review procedures, comprehensive reviews of both accidents will now be undertaken.

We recognise the impact these tragic events will have across the eventing community. Anyone affected is encouraged to seek support through the British Eventing Support Trust Helpline, which is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, on 07780 008877.

We respectfully ask that the privacy of both families is respected during this incredibly difficult time.

02/06/2026

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06/05/2026

Your ATA carnet will go digital from the 1st June 2026. Thing to know are;

📆 1st June any carnets issued by ourselves will automatically go digital for all movements between GB, EU and Switzerland.

🛃 You will still need to attend a border control for a digital stamp by the respective governing authorities (eg, Border Force).

🧑‍⚕️This does not affect a horse’s health status, health papers and inspections are still required.

👨‍💻You do not need download any app. Bramhams remains the carnet holder, we simply provide you with QR codes to scan at the Border Controls. We will pre-fill the digital carnet with intended movements.

🖨️The introduction of the digital carnet is a phased in approach. Technical issues are to be expected and a large proportion of the Borders Controls have to date received low levels of training. Therefore we will continue for at least the next 6-12mths provide printed carnets for travel which can be used as fall back. The transition period maybe extended but is expected to be fully digitalised for Worldwide travel by June 2028.

💷The cost of carnets remains the same and those with existing valid carnets from ourselves will automatically get converted to digital on 18th May ahead of the commence date. Those exporting before 1st June will need return via a paper carnet.

💰Those that use our Bramhams Bond to guarantee against customs debts will be able to continue to do so.

06/05/2026

Congratulations to Team Olly Murphy Racing on another record beating season. What better way to say thank you for all the business than Ice Cream 🍦

23/04/2026

People are rightly frustrated by the new rules for pets travelling between Great Britain and Europe, following the closure of the EU pet passport scheme. At a time when closer relations are being promised, this move feels like a step backwards.

Pets are part of the family—well cared for, healthy, and often travelling with regular visitors who contribute significantly to the European economy. Instead, owners now face costly and time-consuming health certification processes that add unnecessary stress to travel.

As regular travellers ourselves, we understand and share your anger😡

📌 Important for travellers from Ireland 🇮🇪 transiting through the UK:

* Ensure your EU pet passport matches the name on your Irish (including Northern Irish) passport
* Carry proof of transit
* If you leave Ireland and re-enter the EU within 10 days, you remain exempt from additional certification

We are actively supporting clients affected by these changes. The process itself may only take a vet 10–15 minutes, but costs can reach up to £250—placing a significant burden on pet owners. It’s a pure racket.