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WIN TICKETS TO HORSEFEST THE EXCITING NEW OUTDOOR


SUMMERFESTIVAL FORHORSE LOVERS! H


AVEyou heardabout HorseFest,the fantastic new annual festival, taking place from July 23 to 25 2021?


Amustattend forall those horse fans with


an interestinthe equine world, HorseFestwill allowyou to come together,learn, celebrate, have funand create special memories. The summer event is being held at Weston


Park in Shropshire, and in this issue one luckyreader will win apair of Adult Weekend Camping ticketsworth £195 each, allowing you to stay on sitefor the three days to get the full experience. Ahostofmajor namesfromthe horse


world will be holding demonstrations, having fun Q&A sessions, talk shows,workshops, discussions and so much more, it’s the place to be foryour horseyfixthis summer. If eventing is your passion then there’s


no better namesthansuperstarsMaryand Emily King passing on the skills and expertise that have seen them achieve so much in their chosen sport. And if that’s not enough the much-loved


JontyEvans and his topride CooleyRorkes Drift will be telling the story that captured the heartsofthousands when their partnership wassecured thanks to asuccessful crowd- funding campaign. Forcutting edge action, combined with


classical dressage movementsand liberty work that will truly capturethe imagination, Ben Atkinson is the man of the moment and will no doubt prove amajor hit with his manyfans attending. When it comestodressage and proving


that with hardwork and dedication youreally canmakeitbig in the sport, there’snobetter advocatethanSteph Croxford. Well remembered forher brilliant


partnership with Mr President, Steph will no doubt impart her knowledge in the fun manner she is known for. Mention SamTurner,and the traditional


gypsycob Billy Whiz springs to mind. Their rise to Grand Prix statusiswell documented, listentotheir story during your stay at HorseFest. Eventer turned showjumper,Jay Halim is


alwaysgreat funtobearound and there’sno doubt his demonstrations will be relatable for


HorseFestgoers. PerformancepsychologistCharlie Unwin


and natural horseman Jason Webb areset to entertain with their ‘Meeting of Minds’ demonstration, which will see two of the very best in the industry develop both horse and rider on their journey. Afascinating insight intoequine locomotion,


training, management and welfarefroman anatomical perspectivewill be provided by Gillian Higgins of HorsesInside Out as she paintsher horse and talks about movement and traction from the equine perspective. At night, unwind, relax or dancethe night


away with livemusic and entertainment, or get involved with fun quizzes as youtreat yourself


to adrink or two! Throughout the eventtherewill be avariety


of tasty and innovativefood stallsand bars as well as ashopping village that will include horseyand lifestyle stands to browse and enjoy.


Forfurtherinformationandtobookyour ticketsvisitwww.horsefest.org


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Question–WhichhorseisJontyEvans bringingtoHorseFest?


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