Photos from most rings from the Show on Monday are now available. Click here for more information. Thanks to Sue and the Eventing Focus team for capturing the day.

We’re still waiting for some paperwork to come in but these are the results we have so far…

Congratulations to Charlotte Wright and ‘Cobsession’ the winners of the
Supreme Championship for Ridden Hunters, Riding Horses, Cobs and Retrained Racehorses.
Thank You to Sarah-Ann Gunn for your kind sponsorship of this Championship.

In no particular order here’s some important information for tomorrow:
EVERYONE needs to use the new entrance near Straight Road to access the showground (see yesterday’s post).
You can enter Light Horse classes on the day.
We only accept Cash or Card payments.
Well behaved dogs on a lead are welcome.
Entry for the public is £5.
Children under 13 are FREE.
The first class begins at 8am.
The photographer will be Eventing Focus.
We’ll be posting updates throughout the day on our Instagram page.
The weather could do anything so bring a hat, gloves, waterproofs and sunscreen!!!
See you tomorrow.

Please be advised that due to other events taking place at Trinity Park on Monday ALL show traffic needs to use the entrance off Felixstowe Road near Straight Road. Please do not use the main Trinity Park entrance.
An updated map is below. Please let us know if you have any questions .
Thank You

Pre-entries for the Show on Monday are now closed. You can still enter online over the weekend or in person (cash or card) on the day. All entries are subject to a £2 late entry fee.

The Show Committee are on site setting up ready for Monday and report the ground is good grass cover with a sandy base. The weather forecast looks perfect!
There’s just over 24hrs to get your pre-entries in so head here to get booked in. All entries received after 6pm Friday 2nd May will be subject to a £2 late entry fee.

It’s just one week until this year’s Show which means it’s time to introduce the President for 2025 Mr Andrew Fane.

Andrew came to Suffolk as a boy in 1956 to a farm in Tattingstone that he still owns and farms. His home has been at Hoo House since 1966 where he took over the farming from his father in 1982. He has also worked in London, but farming has always been his passion along with conservation of the countryside and landscape. He was the chairman of Governors at Framlingham College and is currently the chairman of the Suffolk Punch Trust at Hollesley.

You have until 6pm on Friday 2nd May to get your pre-entries in. Any entries received after that time (online or on the day) will be subject to a £2 late entry fee! We will be accepting both cash and card for entries on the day.
Visit BookWhen to enter.