2011 HORSE SHOW DATES
The British Jumping Derby Meeting 23 - 36 June
The Longines Royal International Horse Show 27 - 31 July
The Hurstpierpoint College National Schools and Pony Clubs TBC
Live webcam showing the reconstruction of the International Arena
Hickstead is synonymous with showjumping. As host to the British Grand Prix and the only Nations Cup competition in the British Isles, it is the home of British showjumping. Founded in 1960 by Douglas Bunn, Hickstead has come to represent more than just showjumping however, and as it approaches its 50th birthday is equally as renowned for polo, showing, dressage, driving and even eventing! In recent years, we have also added weddings, conferences, parties and events to our repertoire, offering an idyllic, incredibly unique setting for any function. Please explore our website to reveal all the Hickstead experiences we have to offer, or call the number below for more information...
The British Jumping Derby Meeting 23 - 36 June
The Longines Royal International Horse Show 27 - 31 July
The Hurstpierpoint College National Schools and Pony Clubs TBC
Live webcam showing the reconstruction of the International Arena
Hickstead is synonymous with showjumping. As host to the British Grand Prix and the only Nations Cup competition in the British Isles, it is the home of British showjumping. Founded in 1960 by Douglas Bunn, Hickstead has come to represent more than just showjumping however, and as it approaches its 50th birthday is equally as renowned for polo, showing, dressage, driving and even eventing! In recent years, we have also added weddings, conferences, parties and events to our repertoire, offering an idyllic, incredibly unique setting for any function. Please explore our website to reveal all the Hickstead experiences we have to offer, or call the number below for more information...
A 50 Year History of Hickstead by Alan Smith
In this book Alan Smith has brought together the multi-faceted story of Britain’s premier showground, with a foreword by H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh, who was President of the International Equestrian Federation during Hickstead’s formative years. For more information, Click here...
