Eventing

Set against the stunning backdrop of Blenheim Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Horse Trials will bring together elite riders and their horses from around the globe. The event will feature top-tier competition offering spectators a chance to witness world-class equestrian sport in an unparalleled setting, along with grassroots competitions where the stars of the future get their very own taste of competing at Blenheim.

This year, Fortnum & Mason will be providing picnics for the very first time at Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials. Visitors will be able to enjoy their Fortnum’s picnics this September in the stunning grounds of the UNESCO World Heritage site at Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire, 19 – 22 Sept.

Sara Cox, Radio DJ, presenter and author will be meeting up with top eventers and their fans when she attends Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials on Saturday 21 September. No stranger to horses, Sara who owns Nellie an Irish Draught cross Thoroughbred mare, is a big fan of eventing and can’t wait to help the team at the Horse Trials open up the spectacle to a wider audience.

This year, Fortnum & Mason will be providing hampers for the very first time at Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials. Visitors will be able to enjoy their Fortnum’s picnics this September in the stunning grounds of the UNESCO World Heritage site at Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire, 19 – 22 Sept.

The Jockey Club has ended its agreement to run Blenheim Horse Trials two years before their five-year contract expires.    The Blenheim horse trials were run by British Eventing (BE) before The Jockey Club. However, in August 2020, BE announced that the event (which had already been cancelled due to Covid that year) would no longer be organised by them, with the reasoning being the need to reassess the organisational structure of the event, and the decision was made that BE wou...

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