Festival of British Eventing
The classes that used to form the Festival of British Eventing at the iconic Gatcombe Horse Trials has been running at Hartpury in Gloucestershire since 2024, alongside the venue’s NAF Five Star International Hartpury Horse Trials in August.
The British Eventing national championship classes include the British open, intermediate and novice championships, as well as The Corinthian Cup amateur championship and a Retraining of Racehorses championship.
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‘He’s very cool’: Izzy Taylor takes British Eventing retrained racehorse championshipBy Gemma Redrup Published
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‘He’s getting better and better’: British novice champion crownedBy Gemma Redrup Published
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‘He’s a good one’: exciting plans in the pipeline for new British intermediate championBy Gemma Redrup Published
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Top rider retains open title while another follows in her mother’s footsteps to claim British championshipBy Gemma Redrup Published
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Olympic medallist and defending champion among British open championship entriesBy Gemma Redrup Published
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New venue for British Eventing national championships after loss of GatcombeBy Becky Murray Published
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Mark Phillips: ‘Gatcombe won’t be the only greenfield event lost’By Mark Phillips Published
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Major horse trials cancelled for 2024: ‘Incredibly sad news’By Pippa Roome Published
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Mark Phillips: ‘British Eventing faces a huge dilemma as costs spiral’By Mark Phillips Published
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Disappointment as Festival of British Eventing abandoned on 40th anniversaryBy Catherine Austen Published
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Weather forces major timetable changes and class cancellations at Festival of British EventingBy Catherine Austen Published
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How to watch the Festival of British Eventing at Gatcombe on TVBy Gemma Redrup Published
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Olympic medallists, Zara Tindall and comeback horses head to Gatcombe for British openBy Pippa Roome Published
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Planning a visit to Gatcombe for the Festival of British Eventing? Check this out…By Gemma Redrup Published
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Piggy March: ‘Horses for courses’ – why Gatcombe is an ‘acquired taste’ for ridersBy Piggy March Published
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Andrew Nicholson: Gatcombe is a major learning opportunity that shouldn’t be skippedBy Andrew Nicholson Published
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The Horse & Hound Podcast 115: World Dressage Championships & Festival of British Eventing at Gatcombe reviewBy Gemma Redrup Published
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Mark Phillips: ‘Riders must be able to react to what’s happening during cross-country’By Mark Phillips Published
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An Olympic ride franks his class, a tiny grassroots champion and the battle of two racehorses – find out what happened on the final day at GatcombeBy Martha Terry Published