Fabian Williams Story

Fabian Williams is a British showjumper, youth mentor, and passionate advocate for diversity in equestrian sport. Known as ‘Fabian, The ShowJumper’.

His work has led to a growing public profile across sport, media and youth engagement. Fabian has appeared in an ITV documentary, featured on the front cover of Portrait of Britain Volume 7, spoken at the National Equine Show, and been featured in publications including Horse & Hound, Country & Town House, and The Daily Mail.

He has also worked with celebrities, teaching them how to ride and was invited by HRH The Princess Royal to take part in a public walk in support of the Riding for the Disabled Association, recognising the value of his work in equestrian outreach.

Alongside his sporting ambitions, Fabian is the founder of Blessed Equestrians CIC, an organisation created to open up equestrian opportunities. Through this work, he has shown that equestrian sport is for everyone, regardless of race, upbringing or financial circumstances.

Fabian’s mission is to compete at the highest levels while making horse riding more accessible, inclusive and inspiring for the younger generation from all backgrounds.

"The things you are passionate about are NOT random, they are your calling."

"The things you are passionate about are NOT random......they are your calling."

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