It also details the progression and changes that have happened at Hickstead since the gates opened.
Definitely worth a read and a great coffee table book for a horsey household.
Hickstead: A Golden Celebration
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Hickstead: A Golden Celebration
I have just reviewed this for the magazine and if you are into your showjumping it is definitely worth a read. A celebration of the 50 years of Hickstead, it gives the history of the showground, the vision of the late Douglas Bunn, and is illustrated by beautiful photographs, old and new.
It also details the progression and changes that have happened at Hickstead since the gates opened.
Definitely worth a read and a great coffee table book for a horsey household.
It also details the progression and changes that have happened at Hickstead since the gates opened.
Definitely worth a read and a great coffee table book for a horsey household.
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Re: Hickstead: A Golden Celebration
It is so sad that Douglas Bunn is no longer with us, he did so much for Showjumping and really has left a legacy with Hickstead
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