Aintree equestrian centre is hosting the new indoor championship showjumping show on behalf of British Showjumping from 7 to 11 October 2020. H&H will have a staff reporter on site, who will be complying with all measures put in place to ensure the show remains Covid-secure, while producing multiple reports each day on the national finals being held.
The show will stage the junior and senior British novice and discovery finals, which would have run at the national championships at Stoneleigh, as well as those finals that would have run at HOYS and the B&C championship, which would have run at the Royal International Horse Show had these shows not been cancelled due to the pandemic.
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