Royal International Horse Show
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The Royal International Horse Show is the UK's oldest and most prestigious equestrian event, dating back to 1907. Initially held at London Olympia, it was hosted by the Institute of the Horse and Pony Club, a precursor to the British Horse Society. The show features both showjumping and showing classes, making it a comprehensive equestrian event. Over the years, it has been held at various venues, including White City Stadium, Wembley Stadium, and the NEC in Birmingham, before settling at Hickstead in 1992. Today, the show is renowned for its five-star showjumping and championship showing, attracting top riders globally. It includes events like the Agria Nations Cup of Great Britain and the King George V Gold Cup. The show also features arena eventing, scurry driving, and numerous showing championships. It is a highlight of the summer equestrian calendar, drawing thousands of spectators to the All England Jumping Course at Hickstead. The event offers a blend of equestrian competition and family entertainment, including shopping and hospitality options.
