Covid-19 causes first-ever cancellation of Burghley Horse Trials
Five of the world’s seven top-level horse trials have now been cancelled for 2020 in light of the worldwide coronavirus pandemic
Burghley Horse Trials
The 2018 Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials (30 August to 2 September) was as action packed as ever with New Zealand’s Tim Price showjumping clear on the final day to take the Burghley Horse Trials 2018 title.
Our Burghley reporters, bloggers and photographers were on site throughout the event to bring you all the action in the form of reports, video interviews, picture galleries and much more from the grounds of Burghley House at Stamford in Lincolnshire.
Burghley Horse Trials 2019 dates
The next Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials will be held on 5-8 September 2019.
Burghley essentials
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Burghley pushes back tickets on-sale date again
‘Please bear with us and if we find we are unable to safely stage the event it certainly will not be for want of trying’
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The Cottesmore Leap — and 11 more of the world’s biggest rider frighteners
We look at 12 rider frighteners from around the world. How many would you willingly take on?
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Your chance to experience the Burghley cross-country course
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‘A quirky horse with a heart of gold’: Oliver Townend says farewell to his first Burghley winner
The elegant grey, who won Burghley in 2009, has died aged 25 following a long retirement
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From comeback wins to falls to errant pedestrians: 12 surprises of the 2019 eventing season
The 2019 eventing season has seen its fair share of excitement. We look back at 12 event we'd never have predicted when the season started back in March
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Mark Phillips: Burghley was a learning curve for all *H&H VIP*
H&H’s eventing columnist says he won’t make Burghley’s cross-country soft next year
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Harry Meade: Did these riders have a plan at Burghley? *H&H VIP*
H&H’s eventing columnist breaks down the cross-country problems at Burghley
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Nick Burton: We have to judge what we see *H&H VIP*
H&H’s guest eventing columnist on giving all horses equal chances at Burghley and why judges’ marks vary
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8 young horses who impressed us at Burghley: keep these stars of the future on your radar
Enjoy pictures of these eight promising horses who all finished their first Burghley last week at just 10 or 11 years old
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12 things you might not know about Pippa Funnell’s Burghley star, MGH Grafton Street
We round-up 12 facts about this new eventing superstar to get you up-to-speed
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Pippa Funnell’s treasured Team GBR hat silk handed in after heart-felt plea
The 2019 Burghley winner’s silk flew off close to the Cottesmore Leap and is on its way back to its rightful owner
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Sir Mark Todd waves farewell to eventing in emotional Burghley retirement ceremony
An official retirement ceremony was held for the eventing legend in the main arena at the 2019 Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials
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Julia Norman’s Burghley first-timer blog: Bobby has the biggest heart and I cannot thank him enough
Julia fills us in on how it feels to have completed her first Burghley with Carryon Bobby Boy
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Pippa Funnell takes second Burghley victory by 0.1 of a penalty: ‘it’s been an amazing journey’
Pippa Funnell has taken her second Burghley title, 16 years since her first win at the Lincolnshire CCI5*-L
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Burghley showjumping course photos: take a peek at the fences riders will face in the final phase
Take a virtual walk around the 2019 Burghley showjumping course
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Four horses asked to represent and one eliminated at final Burghley horse inspection
A total of 31 combinations will go forward to the showjumping at the 2019 Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials
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Burghley first-timers: Samantha Lissington — ‘I grew up sailing around the South Pacific’
Meet the Kiwi eventer who has recently relocated to the UK — and who swapped a childhood on a boat for the promise of a pony
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Two former winners in British top-three after testing Burghley cross-country day
Find out what happened on an eventful cross-country day at the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials
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International 1-2-3 at half-way stage of Burghley cross-country: ‘it’s a tough course’
