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Thank You CarFest…

We would like to extend a huge thank you to the CarFest team and, of course, the ever-energetic Chris Evans for five incredible years of CarFest North at Bolesworth!

It’s been a privilege to be the host venue, and to see millions of pounds raised for such great causes. CarFest has played a big part in putting us on the map as one of the North West’s best family music festival venues… so now for an exciting new beginning!

If you think CarFest was good, then just wait until you see what we’re planning for next summer, and beyond. The Bolesworth events team are hard at work behind the scenes finalising stacks of new additions to our season of events with something for everyone to love and look forward to!

From live music to sport, lifestyle and equestrian to cars and bikes, Bolesworth is set to rock, roll, run and ride in 2023!

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Al Shira’aa Bolesworth Young Horse Championship Ends on a High Note

The 2022 edition of the Al Shira’aa Bolesworth Young Horse Championships delivered five phenomenal days of showjumping at its very best.

While the headline acts were the official British Showjumping Young Horse Championships, with qualifiers for the World Breeding Championships at Lanaken in September, the event culminated in an incredibly intense 2* Grand Prix, sponsored by Old Lodge Stud.

The final day hosted the Windmill Farm Estate 6yo and Al Shira’aa Farms 7yo Young Horse classes, which were won in tremendous style by Nicole Lockhead Anderson on Thomas Williams’ mare Chac Boys Centura Ps, and Olivia Gent on her own British bred gelding Brownheath Bodacious.

Then, saving the best ‘til last, Carmen Edwards on 10-year-old Happy Valerie, a mare owned jointly by his parents and Ian and Maddie Kellett, had a sensational last round in the Grand Prix to take the win ahead of Jack Whitaker by just half a second.

The Windmill Farm Estate 6yo final was the first big class of the day. Ninteen British-bred horses went through to the Jump-off, and Lockhead Anderson had three horses in the class, but it was Chac Boys Centura Ps who put her out front. “I went as fast as I could. Tom (Williams) said just go for it but make sure you’re clear. Luckily it paid off. I’ve been with Chac Boys since April she is so careful; she jumps every fence the same she’s got a very bright future and keeps stepping up. I’m very excited for Lanaken as I’ve never been.  Tom said we are going!”

The top British bred 6yo was Billy Mufsa, a mare from the Billy Stud ridden by Lottie Tutt.

Top four qualifiers:

1.Nicole Lockhead Anderson, GBR, Chac Boys Centura Ps (foreign)

2. Leo Lamb, GBR, Gmail (foreign)

3. John Crippen, GBR, Bennys Kelly (foreign)

4. Lottie Tutt, GBR, Billy Mufsa (British)

Olivia Gent with her own British bred gelding Brownheath Bodacious won the Al Shira’aa Farms 7yo final a stylish and strong performance. Just four British bred horses were through to the jump off and Gent was out front early in the round. “It’s a fantastic feeling, the stuff dreams are made of. I just hoped I was fast enough. I’m very excited to be heading to Lanaken, especially with my own British bred horse. It will be a lot of pressure, but it will be a great experience.

Top four qualifiers

1. Olivia Gent, GBR, Brownheath Bodacious (British)

2. Jake Saywell, GBR, Kabaya Lady (foreign)

3. Nicole Pavitt, GBR, Noble Lord (British)

4. Damien Charles, GBR, Presley OL (foreign)         

A jubilant Carmen Edwards with Happy Valerie took no prisoners as he edged Jack Whitaker on Scenletha and stormed out front in the final class of the day to be held in the Bolesworth International Arnea, namely, the Old Lodge Stud CSI2* Grand Prix.

Fifteen riders returned to the ring to ride against the clock. Four on four-faults, two on single time faults and nine on clears. Whitaker, on his dad’s mare, was the fourth of the clears to ride in the final round. He looked uber-smooth and, with a time of just 38.16 seconds, looked like a cert for the win. However, it was not to be as the partnership of Edwards and Happy Valerie was sensational. They made every line, every turn work and cleared the last fence with a Grand Prix-winning time of 37.47 sceonds. This was the first-ever 2* win for Edwards, from Dudleston Heath, and it clearly meant the world to him and his family.

“It’s the most marvellous feeling. I’m struggling for words. It’s what I’ve always wanted. The atmosphere was great. The arena’s great. The jumps were fantastic. It was just so extra special as we had family and friends here.

“We produce horses for a living so to be able to keep her, and now achieve something like this today, it means that all that hard work has paid off and I’ve accomplished something big. She’s a very sensitive mare and we just understand each other. I know what ticks and what works for her.

“I can’t thank my mum and dad enough and, finally, I’d love to say thank you to Nina Barbour, because it is a home show, and also all my sponsors and everything, but we couldn’t live our lives if it wasn’t for her. She does a marvellous job.”

Top three results:      

1. Carmen Edwards, GBR, Happy Valerie

2. Jack Whitaker, GBR, Scenletha

3. Yazmin Davis, GBR, Zanbowa Z

EVetDrug Ltd CSI2* 1.35m

1. Jessica Burke, IRL, Inpulss

2. Ali Hamad Al Kirbi, UAE, Dubai de Vie

3. Jude Burgess, GBR, Dreams of Don

Cheval Liberté UK CSI1* 1.05m

1. Sinead Cox, GBR, Valtaire

2. Elisha Simmons, GBR, Avalon du Carpont

3. Ciara Miller, GBR, Finishing Touch

Horseware CSI1* 1.15m

1. Arianna Kuligowski, GBR, Ivascalle

2. Abbie Bevan, GBR, Genius Contender

3. Holly Johnstone, GBR, Carquois du Ceve

Windmill Farm Estate 6 YO Consolation

1. Gemma Tattersall, GBR, Cinsey Blue PS

2. Christopher Burton, Aus, Chedington Azzurra

3. Angela Thompson, GBR, Billy Tropicana

Al Shira’aa Farms 7 YO Consolation

1. Phillip Spivey, GBR, NBE Jenny don’t be hasty

2. Yazmin Davis, GBR, Kate Natasja

3. Grace Shudall-Hughes, GBR, Firefly

For further information on all events at Bolesworth, visit www.bolesworth.com/events

Grease Movies at Bolesworth
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Grease is the Word at Bolesworth

Bolesworth is hosting a special showing of the pop-culture phenomenon movie Grease next Friday, the 19th of August.

This open-air big-screen movie night is being brought to the world-class Cheshire venue thanks to popular demand, and to celebrate the life of star Dame Olivia Newton-John, who sadly passed away earlier this week.

The block-buster movie, which needs little by way of introduction, is one of the most successful musical romantic comedies of all time. It’s a timeless family-pleaser and has a cheerfully corny clean-cut approach. It follows the journey of wholesome exchange student Sandy Olsson meeting leather-clad ‘greaser’ Danny Zuko, before falling in love and ultimately donning black shiny spandex leggings an performing the classic ‘You’re the One That I Want’… The film also stars John Travolta, Stockard Channing, Eve Arden and Frankie Avalon.

To keep the good-feel party vibe flowing, a DJ will be playing the decks from 6pm, before and after the movie, right up until midnight on both Friday and Saturday nights.

Tickets, which are anticipated to sell out quickly, are priced at £16.50 per adult, £7.70 child (12 and under), with great-value food and drink packages available from just £19.50 per adult. 

Gates open at 6pm, allowing everyone to grab refreshments, take their places and get settled in the huge Bolesworth arena, prior to the start of the film at 7.30pm.

Other brilliant movies such as The Greatest Showroom, Encanto, Mama Mia!, Encanto and Bohemian Rapsody will be screened over the weekend.

Located just eight miles south of Chester off the A41, Bolesworth is renowned for hosting international equestrian as well as family events guaranteed to surprise, excite and thrill.

For further information and to book tickets, visit www.bolesworth.com/movies

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Bolesworth Announces Summer Events

Bolesworth estate is hosting a series of fun-packed events for all the family to enjoy over the summer holidays.

Set in the heart of the Cheshire countryside, Bolesworth promises its most exciting summer to date, offering affordable days out and the perfect spot to enjoy quality time together, in a beautiful location which is just eight miles south of Chester off the main A41.

Outdoor Movies 19 – 21 August

It’s lights, camera, action as tickets went on sale this week for a long weekend of outdoor Movies at Bolesworth from 19 to 21 August. Guests are invited to sit moat-side and enjoy a day or night out full of drinks, snacks and the latest motion pictures, including The Greatest Showman, Encanto, Mamma Mia, Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman.

For those looking for an extra treat, there is a VIP dome in prime location to enjoy a film and the company of family and loved ones, all whilst soaking up the breath-taking scenery.

Summer Maze 20 August – 4 September

Bolesworth also holds its first Aladdin themed Maze and Sunflower Picking Patch from 20 August to 4 September, which is set to offer stunning photo opportunities and a fantastic experience. Whilst exploring and navigating the maze, there will also be an opportunity to pick one of the beautiful varieties of sunflowers growing on the estate to take home with you.

Stroll through the bee-friendly wildflower collection and get stuck into crafts, with the opportunity to make wish catchers and bubble wands.  There will be ice creams and refreshments on site, and there is also a picnic area in a picturesque spot to relax and have your lunch or a tasty treat after completing the maze.

Spectators go FREE to Horse Show at Bolesworth 10 – 14 August

In another Bolesworth first, the world-renowned Al Shira’aa Young Horse Show will be free to attend next month. Taking place from 10 – 14 August, the event will showcase the best of British Showjumping with both top names competing in International classes, and a selection of Britain’s best young horses qualifying for their place at the World Breeding Championships. Free tickets are now available to the public via registration with a car parking fee (£5.50 per car) 

The five-day show will take place against the stunning backdrop of Bolesworth Castle, with undercover seating to watch the action, equestrian and lifestyle shopping, as well as extensive food and drink options, fully licensed bars and family activities over the weekend.

The venue is also dog friendly, with a Have a Go Dog Agility course and a family dog show on both Saturday and Sunday, with professionals in attendance, too.

Nina Barbour, managing director at Bolesworth, said: “We understand that times are hard and we would like to take this opportunity to open our doors to our existing customers, and also welcome new faces to our beautiful venue. It’s certainly going to be a summer to remember.”

Last month, visitors flocked to the Dodson & Horrell International Horse Show at Bolesworth, which saw VIP appearances from former footballer turned racehorse breeder Michael Owen and retired jockey Sir AP McCoy for a thrilling Ride & Drive performance.

The estate is currently ramping up preparations for CarFest North which takes place 22 – 24 July. Those attending can expect a full-throttle festival weekend featuring performances from Steps, Richard Ashcroft, Melanie C and Sister Sledge as well as workshops, experiences and activities.

Bolesworth also has a series of treats in store during the autumn months with a spooktacular maze full of pumpkins to pick, whilst Gandeys Halloween Circus will also see a cast of 30 international artists thrill visitors with live entertainment.

Ending with a bang, Bolesworth will then be lighting up the Cheshire sky with bright and flamboyant fireworks on 30 October in a stunning display not to be missed.

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit: www.bolesworth.com/events or email Natalie Collins if you would like Corporate tickets

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12 Best Food Stocks To Buy Now

To be fair, the coronavirus hasn’t definitively changed this trajectory. Unlike fresh fruits and vegetables, General Mills specializes in shelf-stable foods like cereal. Obviously, in a prolonged emergency, shelf life, not necessarily healthy eating, is the top priority. intelligent ecommerce personalization for retailers The company is not yet profitable, but its margins are improving as it gains scale, and it should eventually reach profitability, thanks in part to its autoship business. The autoship program is a both a revenue driver and a customer retention tool for Chewy.

That actually wasn’t the case during the 2008 recession, at least at one point, when sales plunged 7% during one quarter. In this article we present the list of 10 Best Food Stocks to Buy Now. Trade Ideas is an innovative software program that uses AI technology to help you find smart new stock picks without the hassle. Companies in the restaurant industry tend to be a little less stable. They make chicken, beef, and pork products, as well as meat alternatives. Kellogg’s is one of the largest food manufacturing companies in the United States.

  • Buying this company is an investment into a more sustainable and healthy future.
  • The invention of refrigeration for home use in 1913 further changed the food industry.
  • PEP stock has appreciated at an annualized rate  of over 11% in the past three, five, and ten years, respectively.
  • And when you consider how robust shares have been recently, it seems most of Wall Street agrees.

We look at five of the best stocks for this unspectacular but steady industry. While McDonald’s offers investors stability, Wendy’s has the opportunity to grow faster as it expands its smaller restaurant base and takes a bigger bite out of breakfast. Discover and automatically rebalance your investments based on your interests, portfolio and goals.

Why Risk-Comfortable Investors Should Take a Quantum Leap Into IONQ Stock

Of these, perhaps no stock market trend is more popular than value investing, which is a strategy that has proven to be successful in all sorts of market environments. Value investors use tried-and-true metrics and fundamental analysis to find companies that they believe are undervalued at their current share price levels. That could change, but the company’s smaller size and vast potential for restaurant growth make it an interesting fast food stock to consider. Domino’s was a big winner in 2020 and most of 2021 as consumers turned to food delivery.

  • You know what you’re going to get with McDonald’s, and you know you won’t pay too much.
  • These include soups, chicken broth, baked goods, beverage products, and more.
  • Today, most of what consumers eat is produced and packaged by a handful of major businesses.

In recent years, we’ve seen more interest in reducing consumption of carbohydrates while prioritizing protein consumption. Add in increased focus on fitness, and Bellring should enjoy a strong growth in the coming years. However, Hormel has overhauled its portfolio to prepare for future decades. The company is now a leader in all sorts of healthier and more fashionable proteins. Specifically, Hormel has invested heavily in deli meats, turkey, nuts, nut butters, guacamole, and even plant-based meat alternatives.

Not long ago, Chipotle went through a string of food safety issues. At the time, its customer base cratered… but the company has overcome those issues. It’s now pushing into new frontiers as one of the best fast food stocks. Yum! is opening new locations across all its brands at a healthy pace, and sales are soaring at existing restaurants.

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Net income of $8.9M increased year-over-year by 145.5%, and adjusted EBITDA was up 44.7% from the prior year. The company recently purchased Clif Bar for $2.9 billion, which should coinmama exchange review make its overall snacking portfolio healthier. Importantly, it pushes Mondelez’s global snack bar business beyond $1 billion while giving the firm a fast-growing business.

Should You Buy Food Stocks?

To this day, General Mills has remained one of the only companies on Wall Street to pay dividends every single year. We have dozens of stocks to choose from, including Top Consumer Staple Stocks. Our investment research tools help to ensure you’re furnished with the best resources to make informed investment decisions. MDLZ stock is also strongly backed by Wall Street and has roughly 20% upside built into current prices. As the market continues to writhe throughout 2022, expect Coca-Cola shares to express roughly 54% as much volatility. One good way to do this is to look at each company’s most recent earnings report and how that compares to analyst expectations.

Their stock price has gone down slightly over the past few months, and some experts think it’s undervalued. They are particularly well known for their cereal brands, but they also make other popular breakfast foods and snack items. Despite the challenges of the current economy, they were able to keep their prices hotforex broker stable, which drove revenue growth. This is reflected in their stock price, which has increased significantly since last March. While earnings per share numbers missed the mark, their revenue remained stable. Costco has a very unique business model that makes it one of the best stocks in the grocery sector.

What’s special about the Top food companies?

That trend has helped to drive the company’s growth as Freshpet has distinguished itself from most pet food companies by selling fresh, refrigerated pet food rather than dry kibble. Freshpet fridges have become common in both pet stores and supermarkets, and the company finished 2020 with fridges in 22,700 stores across North America. The company sees room in the market for more than 30,000 store locations.

What seems like a great buy might end up being one of the biggest stock losers. A great way for retail investors to minimize risk is to purchase shares of an ETF, or exchange-traded fund. An ETF is a pooled investment vehicle, sort of like a mutual fund. Instead, shares are purchased just like individual stocks bought and sold on Wall Street. Today, most of what consumers eat is produced and packaged by a handful of major businesses. These companies are not small-time names among speculative dollar stocks.

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The advantage here is that Kellogg has the capacity to scale up this business if long-term demand justifies it. Undoubtedly, several people will take the company up on these offerings even after the coronavirus fades. In a way, the pandemic makes Kroger more relevant to the emerging generation as these options cater to their digital rearing. Though a big improvement over the 32% adjusted rate that we saw in April, this metric is still incredibly elevated.

You’ll also want to consider their recent business decisions as well as the dividends they offer. Tyson’s most recent earnings reports have been very positive, and this has been reflected in their stock performance. Much of this was because of supply chain shortages, as they had to shut down some of their processing plants to prevent and manage outbreaks of the virus. This means that now could be the right time to buy this stock while it’s relatively affordable.

Louise Saywell at 2022 Bolesworth International
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Day 5: Sporting Finale at Dodson & Horrell Bolesworth International Horse Show

The final day at the Dodson & Horrell Bolesworth International Horse Show delivered plenty of intense action across all classes, from the ultra-competitive big-money Dodson & Horrell CSI3* Grand Prix to the fun Fancy Dress Mini Major pairs relay.
 
Dodson & Horrell CSI3* 1.50m Grand Prix
The climax of the week came when title partner Dodson & Horrell’s 1.50m Grand Prix took to the ring and was won by Louise Saywell with Kingsborough Kasper, second was Angelie Von Essen on Daniel and third, Robert Murphy on How Easy.
 
This highly-revered event has been developed for the best of the best, it’s the one the riders aspire to win and is a huge test for both horse and rider. After a two-phase qualifying, 50 riders were seeded through to the main event to tackle the tightly-timed course, with its big and bold, yet delicate jumps.
 
The top 13 riders went through to a jump-off where the only three to go clear in the main event, put in faultless performances to fill the podium.

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Nina Takes Home Win

Bolesworth’s managing director Nina Barbour donned her riding boots this morning to win the opening class of the day on home turf. She won the Röwer & Rüb Amateur 1.25m Grand Prix on her 12-year-old mare Ardis. “I’m delighted with my horse Ardis,” said Nina. “She is actually owned by my mum Diana Barbour. She’s back from injury which has taken a few years. She’s a little star and I’m really happy with her.”

Mini Majors at Bolesworth

The Le Mieux CSI3* Mini Major is a firm favourite at Bolesworth. All kitted out in fancy dress, pony riders pair up with a top international rider in a thrilling competition to each complete a showjumping round in the quickest time, with the fewest faults. The youngsters delighted the Bolesworth crowd with their skill and determination. Guy Williams with team-mate Alex Leggott won the class in convincing style.

Edwards Wins First-Ever Puissance

Saturday evening, the 2nd of July, nine riders lined-up for the Bolesworth eVetDrug CSI3* Puissance, where first-timers Mark Edwards with Montreuxs Tale took the win jumping to an impressive 2.19m. “It was the first time for both of us. A new experience, and what a way to do it. This horse has jumped Nations Cups and he won the Queen’s Cup last year. He’s a really good Grand Prix horse,” said Edwards.

Sunday Day 5 Results Roundup

Dodson & Horrell CSI3* 1.50m Grand Prix
1. Louise Saywell/Kingsborough Kasper, 2. Angelie Von Essen/Daniel, 3. Robert Murphy/How Easy, 4. Adrian Speight/Millfield Balony, 5. Anna Power/McQueen, 6. Yazmin Davis/Zanbowa Z, 7. William Funnell/Equine America Billy Diamo, 8. Anthony Condon/Sfs Vincomte, 9. Annabel Shields/Creevagh Carisma, 10. David Simpson/Medoc de Toxandria.
 
Röwer & Rüb Amateur 1.25m Grand Prix
1. Nina Barbour/Ardis, 2. Tony Pearson/Berlin, 3. Dafydd Watkin Jones/Quando de L’Ecuyer
 
Le Mieux CSI3* Mini Major
1. Guy Williams/Alex Leggott, 2. Jay Halim/Summer Weirzbicki, 3. Robert Murphy/Annabel Widdowson.
 
Cavago CSI3* 1.35m
1. Harry Wainwright/Pinheiro Beech, 2. Louise Saywell/Sharp Image, 3. Mark Edwards/Ede Peasy.
 
Al Shira’aa CSI-YH 7-year-old Final
1. James Whitaker/Just Call Me Henry, 2. Louise Saywell/King Blue, 3. James Smith/Wicked Vancouver.
 
Beaverbrooks CSI YH 5-year-old Final
1. Emma Stoker/Comme Ci, Comme Ca, 2. Drew Walton/Solid Gold Hs Z, 3. Carmen Edwards/Escape The Gossip.
 
Equitop GLME CSI1* 1.25m
1. Simon Crippen/Billy Kvitfell, 2. Corinne Collins/Dolores P, 3. Charlene Bastone/Jacpot
 
Horseware Ireland CSI1* 1.35m
1. Joanne McGlory/G. Zara Zing, 2. Eve McCoy/Ella, 3. Ella Quigley/One To Go
 
JCL Insurance Brokers CSI-P 1.30m
1. Dafydd Watkin Jones/Trevor, 2. Phoebe Farlan/Teach More Joey, 3. Eve McCoy/Moores Pride
 
Saturday, Day 4 results:
eVetDrug CSI3* Puissance:
1. Mark Edwards, Montreuxs Tale, 2. Guy Williams, Mr Blue Sky, 3. Daniel McAlinden, Chapristi.

Coming Up At Bolesworth

Sunflower Picking Patch and Aladdin Maze, 20 August – 4 September

Summer at Bolesworth will see the venue stage its very first Summer Sunflower Maze, providing a day out to remember. In partnership with Maize Maze experts Picking Patch, daytime activities will delight all ages as the glorious sunflowers provide a happy picking-place and a lovely backdrop to Bolesworth’s bee-friendly wildflower collection.

Keep an eye on our website for more information at bolesworth.com/events!

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Day Four: Crowds Flock to the Dodson & Horrell Bolesworth International Horse Show

Day 4 Results Roundup:
 
Bloomfields Horseboxes CSI3* 1.40m: 1st James Smith, Holly, 2nd Anthony Condon, Creevyquinn Pearl, 3rd Oliver Fletcher, Garande
 
Horseware Ireland CSI1* 1.35m: Anna Power, Oxford V/D Witte Driesenddijk
Bolesworth CSI1* 1.30m: 1st Red Morgan, True Blue III
Windmill Farm Estate CSI 6-year-old: 1st Leo Lamb, Gmail
Equitop CSI1* 1.25m: 1st Tillie Davies, Croft C.V
Hunter Woodshaving CSI-Amateur 1.15m: 1st Rachel Gredley, Jalanna
Blossom Home Care CSI P 1.15m: 1st Eve McCoy, Moores Pride
Recycling Lives CSI-Amateur 1.05m: 1st Louise Mcdonald, Fanta-Astic

Elite A-List Auction

The Bolesworth Science Supplements Elite A-List Auction was presented to an enthusiastic audience last night. The superb line-up of Ridden and Yearling Lots attracted intense bidding.
 
In the Ridden horses, the top Lot was Amazing Luck Z. An Aganix gelding out of the full sister to Cian O’Connor’s top ride Good Luck. She was sold to Ireland for £105,000. The top Lot on the Yearling front was Chacornwall JHH Z, a stunning Chacco Blue colt who turned heads at the Auction. Out of 1.50m GP-winning mare Muna Van Den Bisschop (Cornet Obolensky x Nabab de Reve). The hammer dropped at £36,000. Sold in the UK.
 
For the full details visit www.boleswortheliteauctions.com

Family Fun

Today’s event featured dog shows, dog agility, pony rides and a Dressage horse simulator among the non-equestrian activities. More of the same tomorrow…

Ladies Day

It was Ladies Day at Bolesworth today and many guests took the opportunity to put on the glam rags. The sun shone brightly, and we hear that a good time was had by all!

Dodson & Horrell at Bolesworth

Title partner Dodson & Horrell is a firm supporter of Bolesworth. Managing Director Sam Horrell said; “It has been a great day here at Bolesworth, and we’re looking forward to the action tomorrow, especially the Dodson & Horrell CSI 3*Grand Prix. It looks like we are in for some top-class competition. Bolesworth provides a unique backdrop for this special event, and we are extremely proud to be a part of it.”
 
The Dodson and Horrell team will be on hand all day tomorrow to meet visitors and discuss their horses’ nutritional needs. For more information visit www.dodsonandhorrell.com

Events at Bolesworth

Halloween Spooktacular, 8 – 30 October

The Halloween adventure gets underway on the 8th of October in the Bolesworth grounds when the Picking Patch Aladdin Maze opens to the public during the day. Brave the maze and discover its secrets…

Keep an eye on our website for more information at bolesworth.com/events!

Last Day Tomorrow

The final day of the Dodson & Horrell Bolesworth International Horse Show opens at 8am tomorrow, Sunday 3 July. Champions will be crowned!

www.bolesworthinternational.com

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Day 3: Dodson & Horell Bolesworth International Horse Show

Day 3 (Friday) Sports Results – Top Three 

Paul Sims, riding Dream Roller, won this evening’s Dorrell & Hodson 1.50m Grand Prix qualifier in a tense jump-off when he pipped Carmen Edwards to the post by a nano second. “That was a really incredible round,” said Sims who, along with Edwards are local to Bolesworth and even play football together. 

The top 50 showjumpers from both qualifiers held yesterday and today will now go through to the Grand Finale of the week, namely, the Dodson & Horrell 1.50m Grand Prix on Sunday.  

Dodson & Horrell CSI3* 1.50m GP Qualifier: 1. Paul Sims, Dream Roller, 2. Carmen Edwards, Happy Valerie, 3. Yazmin Davis, Zanbowa Z. 

Bloomfields Horseboxes CSI3* – FT – 1.40m: 1. Guy Williams, Crispina Z 

1. Guy Williams, Crispina Z, 2. Jessica Burke, Inpulss, 3. Jude Burgess, Dreams of Don 

Hunter Woodshaving CSI Amateur 1.15m: 1. Arianna Kuligowski , Ivascalle. Bolesworth CSI* 1.30m: 1. Red Morgan, GTrue. Röwer & Rüb – UK CSI Amateur 1.25m: 1. Tony Pearson, Berlin. Beaverbrooks CSI YH 5yo: Christopher Burton, Chacoon’s Nevo PS. Recycling Lives CSI Amateur 1.05m: 1. Louise McDonald. Al Shira’aa CSI YH 7yo: 1. James Smith. Horseware Ireland CSI 1* 1.35m: 1. Joanne McGlory. JCL Insurance CSI P 1.25m: 1. Phoebe Farman. Blossom Home Care CSI P 1.10m: 1. Alice Crowley, Access Bill. 

A-List Auction

Excitement has been building towards the Bolesworth Science Supplements A-List Auction with a superb line-up of Ridden lots and elite Yearlings on site.

We’ll confirm the winning bids tomorrow – keep an eye out for the results! 

Business at Bolesworth

Iceland’s CEO Richard Walker spoke at a well-attended business lunch today at Bolesworth. He talked of his company’s pioneering measures to remove artificial colouring in the 1980s, and the introduction of its own-label GM-free foods in the 1990s. He also covered topical issues important to the firm such as its plastic-free pledge, tackling global climate change and reducing in-store food waste.

Events at Bolesworth

Aladdin Maze & Sunflower Picking Patch: 20 August – 4 September 

Flower power is the theme for mid-August through to early September when Bolesworth will stage its very first Aladdin Maize Maze, providing a day out to remember. In partnership with Maize Maze experts Picking Patch, daytime activities will delight all ages as the glorious sunflowers provide a happy picking-place and a lovely backdrop to Bolesworth’s bee-friendly wildflower collection.

Tickets will go on sale soon, keep an eye on our website for more information.

It’s the Weekend, See You Tomorrow

The competition hots up in the International Arena with four Showjumping classes followed by the exciting eVetDrug CSI3* Puissance; get ringside to see just how high can the wall go before it defeats all competitors! 
 
It’s Ladies Day in hospitality with Best Dressed Awards and prizes for the top three – the lucky winner will be presented with a luxurious and high-value VIP package courtesy of Liverpool One. Into the evening and Disco Classical Presents Classic Decks takes to the stage.  
 
Hospitality packages are still available, click here! 

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Ride & Drive Thrills Bolesworth Crowd

The Ride & Drive relay held at the Dodson & Horrell Bolesworth International Horse Show last night, kept the crowd on their feel hollering and cheering as the riders and drivers charged around the Bolesworth International arena.

The Showjumpers completed a 1.25m course, quickly dismounted and then hurdled over to their driving partners to go for a superfast spin.

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Ride & Drive Relay 1.25m sponsored by Lexus Chester
1. William Fletcher (rider)/John Walton (driver)
2. Guy Williams (rider)/Matt Bates (Bolesworth driver)
3. Carlos Eduardo Mota Ribas (rider)/Laurens Meynaerts (driver) – Brazil
4. Jake Ward (rider)/Jack Whitaker (driver)
5. Jay Halim (rider)/Alistair Scott (driver)
6. Mark Edwards (rider)/Danny Jackson (driver)
7. Nina Barbour (Bolesworth rider)/Michael Owen (driver)
8. Gemma Tattersall (rider)/Sam Horrell (driver)
9. Robert Murphy (rider)/Alex Li (driver)
10. Izac Ketteridge (rider)/Roy Shelton (driver)

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Day Two: Dodson & Horrell Bolesworth International Horse Show Results 1024 536 Daniel Shires

Day Two: Dodson & Horrell Bolesworth International Horse Show Results

The 2022 Dodson & Horrell Bolesworth International Horse Show enjoyed an action-packed Speed & Style Day with more showjumping from highly-skilled riders across nine classes. The event also welcomed former England football legend Michael Owen to the arena …

Day 2 Sports Results – Top Three:

Dodson & Horrell CSI3* 1.45m (GP Qualifier): 1. Anthony Condon, Creevyquinn Pearl 2. Jay Halim, Aragon Z 3. Adrian Speight, Millfield Baloney.

Recycling Lives CSIAm-A 1.05m: 1. Grace Wallace, Eau Claire V, 2. Grace Wallace, IIena Vd Bisschop, 3. Holly Gair, Top Line Bellini.

Bolesworth CSI1* 1.30m: 1. Corinne Collins, Dolores P, 2. Red Morgan, True Blue III, 3. Marnie Darcy Green, Ice Cold Z.

Hunter Woodshavings CSIAm-A 1.15m: 1. Arianna Kuligowski, Ivascalle, 2. Rachel Gredley, Alicante Z, 3. Abdalla Hamad Ali Al Kirbi, Emirats De Vie.

Röwer & Rüb – UK Ltd CSIAm-A 1.25: 1. Vicky Lovegrove, Babel, 2. Tony Pearson, Berlin, 3. Maisy Williams, Contella.

Cavago CSI3* 1.35m: 1. Kerry Brennan, Wellington M, 2. Louise Saywell, Sharp Image, 3. Jay Halim, Winning Moon.

Bloomfields Horseboxes CSI3* 1.40m: 1. Jay Halim, Gentle, 2. Jude Burgess, Dreams Of Don, 3. Annabel Shields, Creevagh Carisma.

Equitop CSI1* 1.25m: 1. Jennifer Billington, Honfleur, 2. Charley Hamilton, Horatio Van Ter Hulst, 3. Georgia Taylor-Jones, Carlargo Star.

Windmill Farm Estate CSIYH1* 6yo 1.25m: 1. Maisy Williams, Gold Rush 2. Phillip Spivey, Billy Foxtrot 3. Gemma Tattersall, Cinsey Blue PS. 

At Home With Michael Owen

A number of Hospitality guests enjoyed an exclusive trip to Manor House Stables with the afore-mentioned former England football ace.

After a welcome by the man himself, they were treated to a Champagne breakfast and then taken on a privileged tour of the stables located in Malpas, just down the road from Bolesworth. Watch this space for future Owen/Bolesworth initiatives!

Hospitality at Bolesworth

You may have missed getting in on the act with hospitality today, but there are plenty more chances over the next three days to kick back, enjoy the Bolesworth Castle setting, while enjoying Michelin-styled food and sipping a glass or two in the Bolesworth ringside VIP marquee.

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Future Events at Bolesworth

There are a host of Events and Experiences still to be enjoyed at Bolesworth. Movies at Bolesworth will be held from 19 to 21 August when BIG movies will be shown on BIG screens within the Bolesworth grounds. The films include Rocketman, The Greatest Showman, Mamma Mia!, Encanto and Bohemian Rhapsody. Tickets are on sale now with hospitality packages also on offer.

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See You Tomorrow

The action gets underway at 8am with 13 packed classes of International Showjumping scheduled for the day.

Hospitality packages will provide guests with the chance to carry out a spot of lunchtime networking and listen to words of advice from acclaimed guest speak Richard Walker, CEO of Iceland.

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