Royal Windsor Horse Show broadcasting coverage confirmed

Horse & Country TV to show the most extensive coverage to date of the Royal Windsor Horse Show 

Worried you’ll miss out on the amazing action at Royal Windsor Horse Show (RWHS) in May because you can’t go? Never fear because Horse & Country (H&C) will be keeping you up to date with all the classes via its online platform. Highlights will also be available to watch on Eurosport and Sky Sports UK.

All the action from the CSI5* showjumping through to the CDI4* dressage in the main Castle Arena will be shown and, for the first time in the show’s history, there will be live coverage from the Martin Collins Enterprises Frogmore Arena. This arena holds many of the most popular RWHS classes, including the national showjumping and showing.

Action from across all five days will be available to watch on H&C+ which is a membership-only streaming service. Don’t worry if you’re not a member, though, because you can still watch using a pay-per-view option. The live streaming will start slightly earlier than the main show on Wednesday, 10 May with the Defender CDI4* FEI Dressage Grand Prix.

Show director Simon Brooks-Ward said: “We are delighted that the 2023 edition of Royal Windsor Horse Show will be so readily available to fans unable to make it to the show. With such an entertaining and varied selection of equestrian action scheduled across the course of the show, it’s important to us that it is showcased beyond those witnessing the proceedings first-hand.”

RWHS runs from 11-14 May. To find out more or to see the show timetable, visit rwhs.co.uk