Royal Windsor Horse Show has today confirmed that an extensive streaming and broadcast schedule will make the Show accessible to view worldwide across a range of channels for those unable to attend in person. The Show, which returns to the private grounds of Windsor Castle from 1–5 May, is set to deliver five-days of world-class international equestrian competition and spectacular displays.
Leading international equestrian sports network Horse & Country (H&C) will be providing complete live coverage from the Castle Arena. All classes taking place in the Show’s main arena will be available to watch as they happen through H&C’s subscription service, H&C+, with a Pay-Per-View option also available. H&C will cover action including everything from top international sport in the CSI5* jumping classes, the Defender CDI4* Dressage, National and U25 jumping classes, Showing classes, the Defender Shetland Pony Grand National, the DAKS Pony Club Mounted Games, and breathtaking equestrian displays. The action will commence on Wednesday 1 May with the prestigious Defender CDI4* FEI Dressage Grand Prix, and will continue throughout the week. All of the coverage will also be available to watch back on demand on H&C+.
Elsewhere, highlights of Sunday 5 May’s Rolex Grand Prix will be available to view on Eurosport with up-to-date information about viewing times to be released in due course. The Rolex Grand Prix is the pinnacle event of the Show. Boasting a €500,000 prize pot, the class attracts some of the best riders in the world to the Show – and will be of particular interest to Show Jumping fans ahead of the Paris Olympics.
