Townend and Billington’s Champions Tour kicks off on Monday
An extra date has been added to event rider Oliver Townend and showjumper Geoff Billington’s popular Champions Tour, which kicks off on Monday (8 November) at Gleneagles in Scotland.
And if you buy 10 tickets for The Champions Tour you get another ticket free.
Due to popular demand, the tour will now go on ‘til Monday 31 January 2011 — when the riders will be in Aintree, Liverpool.
Oliver and Geoff promise fresh new material on the 2010 tour, including musical entertainment from singer/song writer Dave Clough and unique horsemanship skills with the very sassy ‘Jive Pony’ .
Tickets start at £23 or £18 for concessions. Family tickets (for two adults and two children) cost £60.
And if you are a member of British Eventing, British Showjumping or the British Horse Society you get an additional £3 discount — say when you book tickets.
For further information and to book tickets, go to www.thechampionstour.co.uk
Never miss out on the latest happenings in the equestrian world
- 8 November, Gleneagles, Scotland
- 9 November, Stainsby Grange, North East
- 10 November, Bishop Burton, North Yorkshire
- 11 November, Arena UK, Lincolnshire
- 12 November, Southview, Cheshire
- 13 November, Osbalderson, Lancashire
- 24 January, Brook Farm, Essex
- 25 January, Hadlow College, Kent
- 26 January, Crofton Manor, Hampshire
- 27 January, The Grange, Devon
- 28 January, The Hand, West Country
- 29 January, Patchetts, Herts
- 30 January, Rodbaston, Midlands
- 31 January, Aintree, Liverpool
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