St. James’s Place Wealth Management Barbury International Eventing takes place on 4-7 July 2013 and Barbury Show on 6-7 July 2013.
Barbury organisers have teamed up with Horse & Hound to offer you the chance to win one of five pairs of tickets to the Sunday (7 July) of the Barbury International Horse Trials and Show as well as VIP car parking.
Find out how you can win by visiting Barbury Horse Trials’ Facebook page www.facebook.com/BarburyInternationalHorseTrials. This offer is available until 5pm on Thursday 6 June 2013.
At this year’s Barbury International Horse Trials and Show equine hero Kauto Star will be making a special guest appearance on Sunday 7 July. Forming a bumper schedule of activities, Kauto Star and Laura Collett will be performing a demonstration in the main arena with Yogi Breisner, World Class Performance Manager and Chef d’Equipe to the British eventing team.
Across the four days the eventing will take centre stage, culminating with the CIC3* cross-country in reverse order. Olympic fences that featured at last summer’s Olympic Games in Greenwich Park, including the Tower of London fence will form part of this year’s course.
Additionally, the Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) National Championships will be taking place with the dressage on Friday and the showjumping on Sunday. Top names from the world of showjumping are also expected to take part in three affiliated showjumping classes across Saturday and Sunday in the main arena.
The CGA Festival of Food on Saturday and Sunday will feature celebrity and local chefs including Brian Turner CBE of Ready Steady Cook fame. Additionally, visitors will be able to enjoy a food bonanza of hand and homemade produce from the region and beyond as well as innovative cookery ideas.
If you are not the lucky winner, why not come and join us at Barbury from 4-7 July. Advance tickets for the event start from just £10 per person, with under 12s going free. For tickets and information visit www.barburyhorsetrials.co.uk or call the box office on 01672 516125.
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