The South of England Agricultural Society has announced that the Autumn Show and Horse Trials will take place in September.
Now in its 48th Year at Ardingly, organisers say the event continues to attract leading equestrian talent.
Spectators can watch dressage, showjumping, and cross-country phases, with top riders competing.
Corrie Ince, Show Director for the South of England Agricultural Society, emphasised the importance of the event in fulfilling the Society’s mission, commenting: “We are thrilled to announce the return of the Autumn Show & Horse Trials for 2024. The weekend not only offers a jam-packed programme of entertainment and a chance to watch equestrian excellence and country pursuits, but it is also crucial for our Society. As a charity, we strive to provide an engaging platform where people can connect with the countryside, learn about rural crafts, and appreciate the vital role of agriculture in our lives. Any profits we make from our shows will help support people across the South East who are interested in or involved in agriculture and other land-based industries. From inspiring school children to learn about the land and its produce to offering grants for people working in the farming sector or land-based colleges
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