Fancy jumping these? Take a walk round Bolesworth’s CSI3* grand prix *H&H Plus*
A total of 50 combinations are entered in the CSI3* grand prix at the Dodson & Horrell Bolesworth International Horse Show (7-11 July).
The 1.50m feature class, built by Dutch course designer Louis Konickx, has a total prize fund of £50,000 and features 13 questions made up of 16 jumping efforts over a 290m course, with time set at 375 m/min. It features a triple bar, one double (12AB), one treble (7ABC), two water trays (three and nine).
The jump-off course is fences: one, two, nine, 12AB, 13, 15 (a new fence for the jump-off) and five.
Take a virtual walk around the grand prix course
Fence one
Fence two
Fence three
Fence four
Fence five
Fence six
Fence seven (ABC)
Fence eight
Fence nine
Fence 10
Fence 11
Fence 12 (AB)
Fence 13
Jump-off only: Fence 15
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