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The grand finale of the Bolesworth International Equestrian Summer Festival, presented by Al Shira’aa, witnessed an exhilarating climax as Ireland’s Shane Breen clinched victory in the highly competitive CSI3* Grand Prix (LR) 1.55m, sponsored by Al Shira’aa. The prestigious class featured seven Olympic longlisted athletes from two countries, alongside a Gold medal-winning Olympian, promising a thrilling contest for the spectators.

The class saw 48 top-tier competitors, all of whom had qualified through rigorous ranking classes earlier in the week, challenge the 1.55m course designed by Javier Trenor. With a maximum time limit of 81 seconds for the first round, the track tested the skill, speed, and precision of each participant.

The first to secure a clear round in round one was Seamus Hughes Kennedy, who clocked a time of 77.64 seconds aboard Esi Rocky. Kennedy, who had previously triumphed in Thursday’s Ranking Class, the CSI3* jump-off 1.50m (LR) Grand Prix Qualifier sponsored by HM3 Legal, faced fierce competition from the 2023 Bolesworth International Grand Prix winner, Billy Twomey, and Chat Botte ED.

Ireland’s Shane Breen and the 11 year old grey gelding Scarteen took the next clear round in a time of 79.58 who is no stranger to a big fence at Bolesworth having taken the 2018 Puissance win and setting a record at the time with the wall at 7ft3. Olympic hopefuls Tim Gredley and Imperial Hbf, who were 40th to compete, also managed a clear round within the optimal time, posting 80.87 seconds.

Local talent James Davenport, riding One To Watch, from the Davenport Stud, completed a flawless round in 79.04 seconds. In total, four clear rounds were recorded in the first phase, with 13 retirements, one elimination, and a mix of faults and time penalties affecting the rest of the field.

The top 13 riders progressed to the second round, which featured nine final jumping efforts and included four Olympic hopefuls. Out of the initial clear round competitors, three (James Davenport, Tim Gredley, and Shane Breen) maintained their clean records. However, early leader Seamus Hughes Kennedy unfortunately rolled a pole, dropping him to fourth place.

Tim Gredley secured third place with Imperial Hbf, while James Davenport and his homebred horse, One To Watch, finished a commendable second. The day, however, belonged to Shane Breen, who delivered a fast, clean round in 50.95 seconds to claim the illustrious Bolesworth International Grand Prix title.

Upon his victory, Breen expressed his elation, stating:

I’m delighted with the win. Scarteen is a homebred, which is nice to have at this level. I thought the first round of the course was quite challenging. In the second round, I watched Tim Gredley go, with the aim of trying to beat him, and thought James (Davenport) might beat me, but today it was my day and I thought everyone did a great job around the course.

Breen’s triumph at Bolesworth capped off a remarkable show, having also placed second in the CSI2* Big Tour LR Grand Prix class last week with Cato Boy and securing a win in the CSI3* Jump Off 1.35m final with Be Golden.

Shane’s win concludes this year’s two week Bolesworth International Equestrian Summer Festival which has delivered 9 days of world class sport, shopping, family entertainment and live music. The event has welcomed 12,000 visitors, with 500 riders bringing 800 horses to the site each week.

Speaking on the success of this year’s Festival, Bolesworth’s Managing Director, Nina Barbour said:

We are incredibly grateful to all the visitors, trade stand holders, competitors, and sponsors for their unwavering support at this year’s festival. The feedback on the new-look festival has been overwhelmingly positive, and we eagerly look forward to welcoming everyone back in 2025. I’d like to extend my congratulations to Shane Breen on winning today’s Grand Prix, as well as our presenting partner,  Al Shira’aa, for their continued support.

We wish all selected Team GB athletes as well as the UAE team the best of luck at the forthcoming Olympic Games.

Full results from the Bolesworth International Equestrian Summer Festival can be found at www.bolesworth.com/international

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The CSI3* 1.50m (LR) Speed Competition Grand Prix qualifier, sponsored by Helite UK, saw a spectacular display of skill and agility as 69 horse and rider combinations tackled the challenging course designed by Javier Trenor. With 15 jumping efforts and an optimum time of 77 seconds, the competition promised and delivered high excitement and drama.

The first clear round of the class was posted by the 17th rider to go, UAE’s Abdullah Humaid Al Muhairi aboard Chacolu. His flawless performance set a high standard for those who followed. Ireland’s Billy Twomey, riding his own stallion Ace Of Hearts Z, was next to achieve a clear, clocking in at an impressive 70.38 seconds, placing him provisionally into the lead.

Local rider and one of the youngest competitors in the class, 20-year-old Red Morgan aboard Steve Morgan’s Golia, showed style beyond their years as they chased early leader Twomey, posting a clear round in a time of 70.80

Among the notable clear rounds was Rachel Proudley on Millfield Chrisis, a graduate of the Bolesworth Elite A List auction. Proudley navigated the course cleanly in a time of 76.98 seconds, demonstrating the strong future potential and quality of this combination.

Towards the end of the class, Ireland’s Graham Babes with Monks I Am Casall delivered a thrilling round, finishing clean in 70.52 seconds, edging closer to the fastest round of the class.

The course posed plenty of questions and demanded respect and skilful riding to ensure an elusive clear, with only 9 clears achieved out of today’s starters.

The win went to early leader, and the current Bolesworth International Grand Prix title holder, Billy Twomey, with Graham Babes in second place, and Red Morgan in third spot.

Speaking on his win, Twomey said,

I’m delighted with the win. The horse is only 8 years of age, and he answered every question that he was given. I wasn’t sure if we could hold on to the win today, but luckily, we did!

Twomey purchased Ace Of Hearts Z as a 6-year-old, recognizing his potential from the start. He’s always been impressive, being mentally very good, scopey and careful, he added, emphasizing the careful and slow production process he believes will make Ace Of Hearts Z a future star.

The anticipation now builds for Sunday’s Al Shira’aa 3* 1.55m Grand Prix Final, where this week’s top qualified combinations will compete for the coveted 2024 Grand Prix title.

A top schedule of sport continues this weekend, alongside a weekend of family entertainment with fairgrounds, pony rides, dog agility, hot air balloon launches and a hybrid and EV zone!

The Bolesworth live music stage will also present incredible acts, bands and DJ’s to round the end of sport on Friday and Saturday night, so you can dance the night away below Bolesworth Castle.

Tickets are available to purchase via our website www.bolesworth.com/international

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The picturesque grounds of Bolesworth Castle came alive with equestrian excitement as the JCL Insurance Brokers Eventing Grand Prix took centre stage at the Bolesworth International Equestrian Summer Festival, presented by Al Shira’aa. The event featured 40 top entries from the world of eventing, including Olympic long-listed rider Emily King and renowned international showjumpers Jay Halim and Alfie Bradstock, who dusted off their skull caps for this class.

The illustrious entry list also boasted former Eventing Grand Prix champions of the Hickstead Eventers Challenge, such as Fred Scala, Nicky Hill, and Gemma Stevens. Notably, Gemma Stevens, who won the Bolesworth Eventing Grand Prix in 2019 and finished second in 2023, returned to compete, adding to the excitement alongside Olympian Pippa Funnell.

Eric Winter, the esteemed course designer known for his work on the Badminton Horse Trials, crafted the challenging course. As one of only seventeen “A” listed British Eventing Accredited course designers in the UK, Winter’s design included a mix of show jumps and cross-country fences, testing the adaptability of both horse and rider. His aim was to distinguish the best competitors while ensuring the safety of all participants. The course imposed time penalties for fallen fences and Winter introduced the controversial flag penalty, which required precision on tight turns. Additionally, a ‘joker’ fence offered riders a chance to reduce their penalties by five points if jumped clear.

The event featured both an individual title and a team competition, with teams of four riders each associated with an event partner. The snaking course of fences proved to be a brilliant test of stride and pace adaptability, challenging the riders to maintain accuracy and control.

The competition was fierce and thrilling, with many clear rounds, a few poles down, and even a dramatic tack malfunction that cost crowd favourite Jay Halim a top placing. As the final 15 competitors took to the course, the atmosphere was electric. Nicole Mills, aboard Fearless W, provisionally claimed the top spot with a time of 86.38, only to be surpassed by Ireland’s Megan Healy on Think It Over, who posted a time of 85.48.

All eyes were on the last competitor, Great Britain’s Gemma Stevens aboard Johan-Some. Known for her accurate and speedy cross-country riding, Stevens delivered a near-perfect round despite rolling a rail. Clearing the joker fence, she reduced her overall time penalties, securing the win with a time of 83.13.

Fresh from her victory, Stevens said:

I absolutely love riding in these classes. It suits my style, and I’m thrilled for Johan-Some and his owners – they deserve this win more than I do! I focused on keeping the round smooth, looking early on all my turns, and Johan-Some was so quick and clean – I’m thrilled!

Stevens also praised Eric Winter’s course design, emphasizing its safety and the reward it provided for good riding and control, truly testing the partnership between horse and rider.

Johan-Some, a 10-year-old gelding owned by Linda Allen, has previously evented at 4* level and was once an Olympic hopeful. Following an injury and slow rehabilitation, he has transitioned to classes like the Eventing Grand Prix and show jumping. This year, he has already qualified for the Horse of the Year Show in the Grade C qualifier at the South of England Show.

The overall team competition was won by Team Charles Owen, consisting of Sarah Bullimore, Lucy Stimson, Morven Pringle and Emily Gieron.

The excitement at Bolesworth continues all this week with further ranking classes, offering spectators the chance to witness Olympic longlisted athletes in action. The competition builds towards the CSI3* 1.55m Grand Prix on Sunday, sponsored by Al Shira’aa, with other highlights of the week include the LeMieux Puissance and Young Horse Finals, making this a must-see event for equestrian enthusiasts!

As the sport draws to a close on Friday 14^th and Saturday 15^th June, spectators can also party then night away at the Bolesworth Live Music stage, which is included in all general admission tickets for each day – acts such as Rick Parfitt Jnr and The RPJ Band, Phats & Small, Coyote Live and DJ John Jones!

A full weekend of family entertainment is also on offer with fairgrounds, pony rides, dog agility, hot air balloon launches and a hybrid and EV zone!

Tickets are available to purchase via our website www.bolesworth.com/international

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The Bolesworth International Equestrian Summer Festival, presented by Al Shira’aa, kicked off its second week with a thrilling CSI3* jump-off 1.50m (LR) Grand Prix Qualifier, sponsored by HM3 Legal. The competition marked the first ranking class of the week, drawing an impressive lineup of 63 entries, including elite athletes vying for Olympic glory.

Among the competitors were four of the six longlisted athletes for Team GB for the upcoming Olympics: Robert Whitaker aboard his longlisted horse Vermento, Scott Brash, Tim Gredley, and Joseph Stockdale. Adding to the already impressive line up was the reigning Bolesworth International Grand Prix champion, Billy Twomey, with Chat Botte ED, a horse owned by the Sue Davies’ Trust. The class also featured four longlisted members of the UAE Olympic team: Abdullah Mohd Al Marri, Ali Hamad Al Kirbi, Abdullah Humaid Al Muhairi, and Omar Abdul Aziz Al Marzooqi.

The course, designed by Javier Trenor, provided a great challenge for the hot line up of today’s ranking class. The treble combination at fence 12 was particularly influential, with the first clear round not emerging until the 15th rider. This breakthrough came from British rider, Jake Ward, aboard Davinci Vd Bosrand Z, who set an early pace with a time of 69.34 seconds – the fastest in the first round.

A flurry of clear rounds followed with the top 12 riders qualifying for the jump off, from which we witnessed six clears and six rounds marred by faults.

Ultimately, it was Seamus Hughes Kennedy who emerged victorious aboard Esi Rocky, clocking in a clear round at 37.7 seconds. Close on his heels were current Bolesworth Grand Prix titleholders Billy Twomey with Chat Botte ED, finishing in 38.89 seconds. Nicole Lockhead Anderson secured third place with Imagine H, posting a time of 39.10 seconds. Paris Olympic hopeful Robert Whitaker and Vermento claimed fourth place with a time of 39.16 seconds.

Winning horse, Esi Rocky, co-owned by Seamus Hughes Kennedy and his mother Barbara, has shown remarkable progress since being purchased as a three-year-old from Seamus’ uncle. In 2023, the then eight-year-old horse and Seamus achieved individual and team gold at the Young Rider Europeans. Winning the 1.50m Grand Prix qualifier at Bolesworth marks another significant milestone for the now nine-year-old horse and his rider.

Reflecting on his victory, Hughes Kennedy said

“I feel very lucky to have won this class. The course was a great test, and to win at Bolesworth means a lot. Esi has all the jump and stride required and really focuses when he gets in the ring. It’s something I hope he continues to do for me this week as we head into the Grand Prix final on Sunday. I’m very excited for his future.”

The excitement at Bolesworth continues all this week with further ranking classes, offering spectators the chance to witness Olympic longlisted athletes in action. The competition builds towards the CSI3* 1.55m Grand Prix on Sunday, sponsored by Al Shira’aa, with other highlights of the week include the LeMieux Puissance and Young Horse Finals, making this a must-see event for equestrian enthusiasts!

As the sport draws to a close on Friday 14^th and Saturday 15^th June, spectators can also party then night away at the Bolesworth Live Music stage, which is included in all general admission tickets for each day – acts such as Rick Parfitt Jnr and The RPJ Band, Phats & Small, Coyote Live and DJ John Jones!

A full weekend of family entertainment is also on offer with fairgrounds, pony rides, dog agility, hot air ballon launches and a hybrid and EV zone!

Tickets and full schedule are available to view and purchase via www.bolesworth.com/international

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In a nail biting conclusion to the CSI2* 1.45m Grand Prix, sponsored by LeMieux, British showjumper William Whitaker, riding the exceptional Chacco’s Lando, triumphed with two impeccably fast and clear rounds. Whitaker, as the final competitor to go, edged out early leader, Ireland’s Shane Breen , who delivered a stellar performance aboard Cato Boy to secure second place. British rider Christopher Smith rounded off the podium in third place with Nicola and James Barry’s Messarado Blue.

The challenging course, designed by Rafael Suarez, tested the skill and partnership of the horse and rider combinations, with only 7 clears out of 46 starters in the first round and 6 clears in the final round, representing six different countries.

This victory marks a significant milestone for Whitaker, who previously won the Grand Prix at Bolesworth a decade ago. Reflecting on his win, Whitaker said;

 “I was in the best position to know how everyone else had gone, with being drawn the last to go. Shane (Breen) set a really good target, and I knew we had to give it our all, which thankfully we did. I just hope it doesn’t take me another 10 years to win here again! The course design really showed how Rafael Suarez cares about the horses and riders, posing good questions, and it got me the result I had hoped for.”

Describing his winning ride, Chacco’s Lando, Whitaker praised the Chacco Blue-sired stallion:

“He’s a very talented horse who I’ve been riding for around 18 months. As a stallion, he can sometimes be easily distracted, but we’re really getting to know one another each month, and learning how he needs to be managed for him to perform at his best. I couldn’t be prouder of him”

In other top action from today’s classes, Jason Fitzpatrick, aboard SS Onami, owned by Al Shira’aa, claimed victory in the CSIYH1* 5 year olds final – Jump Off, sponsored by Dallamires Stables. Fitzpatrick’s skillful riding and Onami’s remarkable agility and speed have made them ones to watch this week in a highly competitive field.

With five wins over four days of competitive jumping, the Al Shira’aa team have made themselves ones to watch as we head into week two of the Festival. Speaking on week one’s performance, Alicia Macdonald, Director of Al Shira’aa Farms said:

“This week has been one of the best performances at Bolesworth that the team has had in four years of attending, with top wins including in a ranking class, four 2^nd placings and a top 10 finish in the Grand Prix is truly a reflection how far the team has progressed over the last few years – we very much look forward to week two”.

Richard Jenkinson shone in the CSIAM-A Speed Competition 1.10m Grand Prix, sponsored by Peel Ports Logistics, with a stunning performance aboard Jiroscade taking the top spot as well as Emily Gulliver taking a double win in both the CSICH 1.30m Grand Prix and the CSIP 1.35m Grand Prix.

Commenting on the success of week one of the Bolesworth International Summer Festival, presented by Al Shira’aa, Nina Barbour, Managing Director, expressed her gratitude:

“We are thrilled with the success of the first week of the Bolesworth International Equestrian Summer Festival having welcomed over 6,000 visitors to our venue. I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our sponsors, owners, riders, visitors, and the entire team for producing a fantastic week of sport. We look forward to more days of world class sport  and entertainment next week”

We are also delighted to welcome four of the six British longlisted showjumping athletes to week two of the event, being Scott Brash, Joesph Stockdale, Tim Gredley and Robert Whitaker, affording visitors the chance to witness the riders in action ahead of a potential Paris call up.

For a full list of the results from today’s classes, please use the link below. The action from the Festival can also be viewed live via clipmyhorse.tv

The Festival continues from 12-16 June 2024 next week with more top sport including an Eventing Grand Prix, Puissance, the Mini Major and much more. The Bolesworth live music stage will also see performances from Rick Parfitt Jnr & The RPJ Band, Phats and Small, Coyte Live and DJ John Jones. With a fairground, Hybrid and EV Zone, electric bike track, miniature ponies, dog agility and hot air balloon launches offering a spectacular day and nighttime display, there is something for every member of the family. Tickets and full schedule are available to view and purchase via www.bolesworth.com/international

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The Bolesworth Elite Foal Auction, proudly presented by Gallagher, took place last night ( 7^th June 2024 ) to a sell-out crowd of hospitality guests and attracted online and telephone bidders from around the globe. This prestigious event, now in its ninth year, showcased a stellar collection of foals and yearlings, reflecting Bolesworth’s commitment to excellence in equestrian sport.

The auction has steadily gained a reputation for producing exceptional young horses that go on to achieve great success in age classes and ranking competitions throughout the UK and Europe. This year’s event was no exception, with a strong emphasis on well-related dams and world-class sires.

The highlight of the evening was Lot 18, FF Ziidam Z, which achieved the top price of £30,000. This stunning Luidam filly, out of the Nations Cup mare Zira VH Kapelhof Z, captivated bidders with her remarkable pedigree and potential. Zira VH Kapelhof Z has an impressive track record, having partnered with Irish showjumper Anthony Condon to secure numerous Grand Prix victories up to the 1.60m level, and represented Team Ireland in Nations Cups. Her sire, Luidam, is equally illustrious, having competed in Nations Cups, European, and World Championships with Ireland’s Billy Twomey.

A total of 19 lots were sold during the evening, with an average sale price of £18,000, reflecting the high quality and desirability of the collection.

“It is incredibly gratifying to witness the success of the foals and yearlings we have sold over the past nine years,” said Nina Barbour, Managing Director of Bolesworth. “Seeing them progress and perform at high levels reaffirms our dedication to selecting only the best and building this auction into a key event on the equestrian calendar.”

This year’s auction was not only a commercial success but also a celebration of the dedication and passion of the British breeders, owners, and supporters who contribute to the ongoing success of the event.

Speaking on the importance of this auction, breeders of the top lot and International Showjumpers, Anthony Condon and Laura Johnson said:

It’s really important for British based breeders that we have the opportunity to offer our young stock for sale in this country using a top platform like Bolesworth, and we are lucky to have 1.60 mares to use for breeding future Grand Prix prospects, for which we’d like to thank The Hale’s family for their support, as well as the team at Bolesworth for all their hard work, making the sale of this top filly possible.

Mark your calendars for the next major auction event: the Bolesworth Elite Embryo Auction, set to take place at Chester Racecourse on Saturday 16^th November 2024 – save the date!

For more information about the Bolesworth Elite Foal Auction and to view the full list of lots and results from Friday 7^th June 2024, please visit www.boleswortheliteauctions.com

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As well as a return of the brilliant weather, we also welcomed back over 460 starters across 10 classes on day two of the Bolesworth International Equestrian Summer Festival, presented by Al Shira’aa.

Top combinations took to both the Castle and International Arenas today in front of eager crowds who visited the Festival to witness the sport and experience the varied shopping experience on site.

Results from day two saw a continued winning streak for some competitors, as well as some speedy deliveries of rounds.

The CSIYH1* 5 year old two phase competition, sponsored by Dallamires Stables, saw the Al Shira’aa team take victory with Jason Fitzpatrick scoring the win aboard SS Onami, as well as Humaid Abdulla Khalifa Al Muhairi , for the UAE, taking second spot on Errill Z, and securing third place in the CSIYH1* 6 year old two phase special, sponsored by Natural Flake wood shavings. The crowning glory for the Al Shira’aa team was also a win for Omar Abdul Aziz Al Marzooqi on Chacco Bay in the CSI2* 1.45m Grand Prix qualifier, sponsored by Ashdale Sports Horses.

Jason Fitzpatrick on SS Onami – Credit: 1st Class Images

Speaking on the performance of day 2 at Bolesworth, Sammi Kettle of Al Shira’aa said

It’s a brilliant result for the team off the back of yesterdays second place for this mare SS Onami who is also homebred by our stallion Tsunami De Hus! It’s great to be back at Bolesworth with a full team of 28 horses over the two weeks and we hope to continue the winning streak!

Jay Halim showed the crowds today that the 13 year old Lord Calando sired stallion, Gentle, has all of the gears in the CSI2* speed competition, sponsored by Hird & Partners. Halim posted the quickest clear of the day in an impressive 58.94 seconds, some 3.1 seconds faster than a very respectable second place for Harry Wainwright with his own and Meribel Investments’ Pinheiro Beech.

Jay Halim on Gentle – Credit: 1st Class Images

Fresh from his win, Jay Halim said:

It’s always an honour to have a win here at Bolesworth, especially with my ride or die, Gentle. He seems to love this venue, I love being here and feel very proud of what Nina has achieved with the show, having attended each one since its creation.

Anticipation builds as we head towards tonight’s Bolesworth Elite Foal & Yearling Auction, presented by Gallagher – an exclusive collection of foals and yearlings out of black type dams, destined for the top of equestrian sport.

All the action from the live auction, as well as online bidding, can be streamed via ClipMyHorse.TV , scheduled to start at approximately 8.30pm tonight.

For a full list of the results from today’s classes, please use the link below. The action from the Festival can also be viewed live via clipmyhorse.tv

Tickets for the Festival, as well as a full schedule of sport and entertainment, are available to purchase online via our dedicated website www.bolesworth.com

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The Bolesworth International Equestrian Summer Festival, presented by Al Shira’aa, opened today to a brilliant start under a clear blue sky, offering competitors and visitors a taste of things to come this week, with the start of the qualifying classes taking place.

In the Castle Arena, the CSI2* 2 phase special 1.35m class, sponsored by WR Partners, saw a superb early victory in the first class of the day for Joe Davison riding Denny Love Della Caccia.

The CSI1* Speed Competition 1.25m, sponsored by FMBs Therapy, featured an impressive performance by Sven Hadley aboard Topsin. Representing Ireland, Hadley navigated the course with remarkable speed and accuracy, earning a well-deserved win.

The CSI Am-A 1.20m class, sponsored by Equine America, was dominated by Bryony Holloway. Riding Gravin ES, Holloway clinched the first place while also securing the second position aboard Del Piero RV.

A time of 27.80 seconds saw Olympic UAE long listed rider of Al Shira’aa stables, Humaid Abdulla Khalifa Al Muhairi, take the win aboard Errill Z in the CSIYH1* 5 year old two phase special class, bringing an exciting start to his tour at Bolesworth.

Action from the International Arena, in the first class of the day, saw Carmen Edwards aboard Escape The Gossip taking the win in the CSIYH1* 7 year old 2 phase special, sponsored by Al Shira’aa.

Bella Crowley excelled in the CSIAM A Speed Competition 1.00m, sponsored by Dodson & Horrell, riding Caro Z to victory and the USA took the win in the CSI2* Two phase 1.40m class, sponsored by Hird & Partners, with Natalie Dean riding Oasis van de Bucxtale, finishing on a time of 32.60 seconds.

Tabitha Kyle and Desterly

Tabitha Kyle and Desterly sped to victory in the CSI2* Speed Competition 1.45m Grand Prix qualifier finishing 6 seconds ahead of her next competitor, sponsored by Thomas Plant Hire.

For a full list of the results from today’s classes, please use the link below. The action from the Festival can also be viewed live via clipmyhorse.tv

Tickets for the Festival, as well as a full schedule of sport and entertainment, are available to purchase online via our dedicated website www.bolesworth.com

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The waiting is over, the hour is at hand, and the 2024 Bolesworth International is open!

We’ve already enjoyed an amazing day of sport in both the International and Castle Arenas in the stunning Cheshire countryside. The best part is that there are another eight days to go and so much more to look forward to!

For the equestrian lovers, this week you might spot:

• Anthony Condon
• Tim Gredley
• Guy Williams
• George Whitaker
• Jack Whitaker
• Will Whitaker
• Angelie Von Essen
• Jodie Hall Macateer
• Geoff Billington
• Shane Breen
• And the UAE Olympic hopefuls!

Plus, there are more than 100 places to shop, eat, and drink, world-class showjumping, live music (included in your ticket), EV and hybrid driving experiences, action sports, fashion, champagne bars and hospitality, shopping, and things to do for kids of all ages (from toddlers to teenagers). Bolesworth International is the place to be this week!