The British Eventing Head Office and phone lines are now open 9.30am to 3.30pm, Monday - Friday. The main number is 02476 698856. Alternatively you can contact us using the online form HERE.

Entries for the newly created Warwick Hall (X) scheduled to run on 15 and 16 August will open on Tuesday 4 August from 7am and then close on Thursday 6 August at 10pm.

British Equestrian are now accepting applications for the 2020–21 cohort of its Young Professionals Programme.

It was with dismay we received the news from the Scottish Government that there would be no easing of restrictions which would enable equestrian sport – including eventing – to recommence in Scotland.

Additional days at Aston le Walls (4)

We are pleased to announce that there will be two additional days of competition at Aston Le Walls (4). Originally scheduled to take place from 13 – 16 August, the extra days will be Tuesday 11 and Wednesday 12 August.

British Eventing is delighted that Cornbury House Horse Trials will host two NAF-sponsored Youth Performance sections at CCI3*-S and CCI2*-S, offering opportunities for the country’s best under-21 riders in a year in which many of their principal targets have been lost. The sections will be run alongside their international classes at CCI3*-S and CCI2*-S level, and national novice and intermediate classes.

With the very successful restart of eventing earlier this month, this has brought challenges in relation to fixtures planning. Demand is high, and additional days are being added where we can do so. 

Due to Goring Heath and now Sapey Horse Trials both making the difficult decision to cancel their 2020 fixtures on 5-6 September, British Eventing’s Fixtures Panel have confirmed a change to the calendar and additional event to provide replacement competition opportunities for that weekend. 

The purpose of this paper is to provide a single reference point for the many questions asked about the IT project that BE started in 2015. It describes the background to the IT project, an overview of the IT capability that has been delivered, a summary of the issues that arose and steps taken to address those, a clear statement as to the cost and an outline of the next steps.
 

After 44 years, we are sad to announce that Wilton Horse Trials will no longer run. Having only missed two events in its long running, due to Foot and Mouth and flooding, a modernisation of farming policy on the Wilton Estate has brought the Horse Trials to a sad close.