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The Hurst Horse Show and Country Fayre is a unique annual event
held in the centre of Hurst, Berkshire,
that runs for two full days in June.
Now in its 29th year the 2008 show will take place over the weekend
of 28th and 29th June.
It is a true village show that takes its support
from all members of the local community
and gives back generous support to those
deserving causes
within the village and the local community.
This year the show promises an abundance of fun packed attractions
which will appeal to young and old.
The 2008 Horse
Event Schedule
and
Entry Forms
are now available.
There will once again be a full two day
schedule
of
Show Jumping Events
including Clear Round jumping and a musical ride display.
The schedule can be downloaded here.
Adding an authentic rural feel to the show will be the country corner
with displays of traditional country crafts
including pottery and willow sculptures,
and what promises to be one of the highlights of this year's show,
a scarecrow and scarespoon competition!
A packed programme of
arena events
will feature
dog displays,
tug of war,
Terrier racing
and a myriad of other attractions
whilst the colourful cacophony of side stalls,
face painting, bouncy castle, bar and refreshments
will ensure that there is wall to wall entertainment for all the family.
Last year's show attracted record crowds
and the organisers hope this years show will be even more spectacular,
so do come along on both days to ensure you don't miss any of the fun!
Over the years the Horse Show has raised many thousands of pounds,
mainly for local charities.
St Nicholas Primary School has always been the principal beneficiary
receiving around half the proceeds,
and it is currently raising money
for an ambitious playground refurbishment project.
The show is also a stalwart supporter of the local scout and guide movements,
the Wokingham Red Diamonds Sports for the disabled,
St Nicholas Playgroup,
Hurst Village Halls
and St Nicholas Church restoration fund.
Each year proceeds from the show are distributed amongst these and many other
worthy causes.
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