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WATCH THE WORLD’S BEST AT BURGHAM FOR LESS THAN A TENNER!

If you’re looking for a family day out that’s really affordable this summer, you can’t do better than Burgham International Horse Trials (24-28 July) – tickets are on sale now for less than £10 for an adult.

Situated in beautiful, tranquil Northumbrian countryside between Morpeth and Alnwick, Burgham is the premier equestrian event in the north of England. It attracts all of Britain’s most famous horses and riders, and is a brilliant chance to see the stars of the eventing world in a particularly friendly, relaxed setting.

Burgham has international eventing classes at CCI4*-S, CCI3*-S and CCI2*-S level, as well as national classes for professional and grassroots riders from Open Intermediate to BE90. There are also hotly contested Dubarry Young Event Horse qualifiers, and a Thoroughbreds and Ex-Racehorses show.

As well as the sporting action, there’s plenty of entertainment, such as a fun dog show, great tradestands and lots of delicious, locally-produced food and drink and public bars. The cross-country from the Paris Olympics will be shown at Burgham on the Sunday of the event (28 July).

Burgham is part of the Northumberland Challenge, which offers big-money rewards to riders who win at CCI3*-S, CCI2*-S and – new for this year – BE100 – level at Northumberland’s three international events: Belsay, Alnwick Ford and Burgham.

Event Director Craig Anderson said: “Burgham is one of the most popular horse trials in the UK with riders, owners and spectators alike. It has the stars and the feel of a major event, but without the associated ticket prices, and with a laid-back and welcoming feel. We’re expecting great entries again this year, and we look forward to seeing you all.”

Don’t delay – take advantage of our early-bird ticket offers, which offer great discounts. Car parking is free, and children under 12 can also enter for free.

For more information, including the timetable, and to purchase tickets, visit www.burghaminternationalhorsetrials.co.uk.

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