London Horse Show 2023

[RegalBeagle1]

Hello from Canada.
I am trying to decide on which days to attend the London Horse Show. Is there a prize list, the type of document competitors would review to know the specifications for the various classes. For example, I don't know the height and entrants in the Services Jumping Championship. Is it for amateurs? Or international entrants or perhaps persons in military or police services .......

I am particularly interesting in seeing, if it is available, a Working Hunter over fences class.

Can someone please point me to the detailed class specifications?

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

 

[The Xmas Furry]

Hi,
The services sj final is made up of those who have qualified this year, class list won't be up yet but you can trawl through the qualifying shows on the main website Here perhaps someone else can help with the qualifying criterion?
Within the link is the showing classes in the 2nd arena, I've linked again Here

 

[DressageCob]

There's working hunter classes on on the Saturday and on the Sunday there are pony working hunter classes.

 

[teapot]

The Services Jumping Championships is open to serving miltiary and public services with qualifiers during the year. Believe there are a speciific number of spots they fight to get, so never a huge class. Height wise, they're jumping 1m20/1m25.


This link has all the classes from last year and their heights: https://www.longinestiming.com/equestrian/2022/the-london-international-horse-show-london/#area1

 

[Bobthecob15]

It’s a fantastic venue and any session you go to will be brilliant! The shopping is good and you can sit and watch everyone warm up before classes as well as fantastic displays! We always go in the morning to get parked, then shop then watch the afternoon or evening performances. This is the first time they have a separate arena for the showing so will see how that works out… but in short it’s a really lovely place to watch horses! Atmosphere is brilliant

 

[shortstuff99]

I always go to watch the FEI Jumping World cup, which is on Sunday afternoon this year. That's the class all the top horse/ rider combinations ride in.

 

[RegalBeagle1]

The Services Jumping Championships is open to serving miltiary and public services with qualifiers during the year. Believe there are a speciific number of spots they fight to get, so never a huge class. Height wise, they're jumping 1m20/1m25.


This link has all the classes from last year and their heights: https://www.longinestiming.com/equestrian/2022/the-london-international-horse-show-london/#area1

Perfect. That is exactly what I needed to get a further understanding of classes. Thank you