Now that cross-country is over, it’s time to get on top of the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event 2021 Sunday timetable so you know what’s happening tomorrow (25 April). We’re here to help…
What time is the Kentucky Three-Day Event 2021 final trot-up?
The final trot-up – or horse inspection, as it can be known – is at 8am (1pm in Britain) for the CCI4*-S and CCI5* horses. It takes place at the High Hope Inspection Lane.
What time is the Kentucky Three-Day Event 2021 showjumping?
The CCI4*-S showjumping starts at 10.45am (3.45pm in Britain) in the Rolex Stadium.
The first group in the five-star start showjumping at 1.30pm (6.30pm in Britain). The second group, the best-placed competitors, start jumping at 3pm (8pm in Britain).
In total 45 horses remain in the five-star competition to take on the showjumping, assuming they all pass the trot-up in the morning.
This year’s Kentucky Three-Day Event is taking place behind closed doors due to Covid-19, so the stadium will lack the packed crowd of spectators who normally hail the new champion. Nonetheless the atmosphere in Kentucky’s imposing main arena is always present and this year’s winner will be a worthy one after a tough week of competition.
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The awards ceremony will immediately follow the showjumping.
Full Kentucky Three-Day Event 2021 Sunday timetable
8am CCI4*-S and CCI5* horse inspection (1pm in Britain)
10.45am CCI4*-S showjumping (3.45pm in Britain)
1.30-2.45pm CCI5* showjumping first group (6.30-7.45pm)
3pm CCI5* showjumping second group, awards immediately after (8pm in Britain)
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