5 British Eventing Affiliated events in 2020 on the provisional dates:
Frenchfield 1/2 May, Warwick Hall 23/24 May (Bank Holiday Monday),Warwick Hall 13/14 June, Warwick Hall 18/19 July and Frenchfield 12/13 Sept.
Stabling Providers within striking distance of Cumbria Horse Trials competitions.
Penrith Travelodge hotel: https://www.travelodge.co.uk/hotels/218/Penrith-hotel
All catering trade stand space has now been allocated for 2019. Some non-food trade space remains. All enquiries to Lucinda Weymouth.
Both Frenchfield and Warwick Hall are located just 2 miles from M6 Junction 40 and Junction 43 respectively so couldn’t be easier. With a traditional outdoor grassland type setting, these fabulously open sites provides spectators and participants with a magnificent backdrop for each event. A typical day sees the dressage start at 8 am, the Show Jumping at 9 am and, the Cross Country by 10 am and these will run until late afternoon. Full commentary on the cross country action is provided. Class scores may be viewed on TV screens in the Main Marquee open to everyone. Specialist trade and catering stands are on site. There are disabled access areas. Parking is designated into Public and Competitors areas. Directions to the event are yellow road signs. See Map below. Complimentary access may be gained by either display of the BE Member Car Pass, Cumbria Horse Trials Car Pass or display of the 2020 Car Sticker issued to exclusive local accommodation providers. Standard vehicle entry £10 per car with second day entry free. Vehicle Entry tickets may be found in the SHOP.Once again. huge thanks go out to our title, class and fence sponsors joining us for 2020 providing the financial support needed to run the Cumbria Horse Trials Series. The sport needs sponsors to cover the costs of professionally run events, which now must meet the minimum standards set by British Eventing. Expectations from everyone reach new highs every year and without secondary financial sources beyond competitor entry fees the events would neither be viable or sustainable. Most support inevitably comes from businesses involved with the equestrian world or from generous supporters of horse trials through their connection as an owner, rider or volunteer and this key financial support allows them to reach competitors both ringside, out on the cross country courses, over the PA system and across the digital media. Just occasionally we make it into the print in newspapers and magazines!
