Join Cotswold Farm Park this 29th and 30th June to celebrate the oldest breed of heavy horse in the UK – the Suffolk Punch. In collaboration with the Suffolk Horse Society, Cotswold Farm Park are delighted to be hosting a weekend of displays, classes, and parades, with unique stands and stalls and special guests including Adam Henson.

Appearing against a backdrop of the stunning Cotswolds countryside, the show ring will be lined with equestrian stalls and local businesses. The on-site Ox Shed restaurant will be serving up their delicious summer menu from 8:30am to 8pm each day, where you can dine on a terrace overlooking the event. Options include hot sandwiches, small plates, burgers and fresh salads, all made in house by the talented kitchen team.

Events on Saturday 29th June include Suffolk Horse in Hand classes, a parade of heavy horses and a ridden display. On Sunday 30th June, guests can enjoy a parade of ‘in hand’ horses, a Young Handlers Demonstration, a driving Horse Competition and a Ridden Display and more. Both days will be concluded by the Suffolk Horse Society’s Vice Patron Lady Clare, Countess of Euston (Lord Lieutenant of Suffolk), who will also present the prizes throughout the weekend.

Tickets are available at www.cotswoldfarmpark.co.uk and are priced at £15.00 per adult for Saturday or Sunday, or at a discounted rate of £18.00 for a weekend pass when you book in advance. Children’s tickets are £10.00 for Saturday or Sunday admission and £13.00 for a weekend pass booked in advance. Under 4s go free!

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