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Sparkly shoes and mega jackets: 17 stand-out looks from the first Burghley trot-up


  • With the first horse inspection at the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials (5-8 September) complete, we’ve rounded up just a few of our favourite looks that riders showed off to the world earlier this afternoon.

    Which is your favourite outfit?

    Pippa Funnell chose a statement green jacket to complete her outfit while trotting up Billy Walk On one of her two rides

    Will Furlong channelled the Peaky Blinder look with Collien P 2

    Caroline Clarke, who won the Hiho Silver best-dressed lady prize was a vision with Touch Too Much

    Eliza Stoddart and Priorspark Opposition Free were super-smart, and was just one of many riders to opt for Fairfax & Favor boots

    Alicia Hawker gives Charles RR a kiss — we love Alicia’s red jacket

    David Britnell made a fashion statement, choosing a bold look, complete with tweed cap

    Sarah Bullimore and Reve Du Rouet paired a camel coat with a smart maroon roll neck

    Frenchman Arthur Chabert and Goldsmiths Imber looking sharp — Arthur was the recipient of the Hiho Silver best dressed male prize

    Caroline Powell and On The Brash look super-smart — Caroline opted for a double-breasted military style jacket with an eye-catching pattern

    Richard Skelt, who was dressed by The Little Tweed Co, looked the part with Credo III

    Samantha Lissington teamed a floaty white skirt with a matching headband to present Ricker Ridge Rui

    Simon Grieve opted for a smart tweed waistcoat and jacket to present The Rutman

    Chris Talley caught the eye with Unmarked Bills — he opted for some sparkly shoes to complete his look

    Lillian Heard and LCC Barnaby look very happy to be back at Burghley — Lillian wore a tailored co-ordinated skirt and jacket

    Piggy French looked super-elegant with this red coat while trotting-up Vanir Kamira

    Zara Tindall went for a military style jacket when presenting Class Affair

    Sweden’s Johan Lundin was the sole competitor to wear uniform trotting up Mind Me

    Don’t miss H&H’s Burghley preview, including a course walk with five-time winner Mark Todd, plus a full form guide and a scorecard to fill in for every rider, on sale now (issue dated Thursday 5 September). Read the full report in next week’s magazine (Thursday, 12 September).

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