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After a successful first week at the All England September Tour, the second week of the Tour gets underway from Wednesday onwards (9-13 September).

As well as jumping classes from 1m onwards, there are two Breen Equestrian 1.40m Open classes to enjoy, attracting entries from a number of top riders, plus age classes for four-, five-, six- and seven-year-old horses.

The Douglas Bunn 1.35m Challenge takes place on Saturday, featuring many of the Al Shira'aa Derby classes set at a lower height, and there is a full day of unaffiliated Arena Eventing on the final day of the show.

Sunday's feature class is the £9,000 Breen Equestrian All England Grand Prix, won last year by rising star Rachel Proudley. A host of top names have won this class over the years, including Shane Breen, Trevor Breen, Harriet Biddick, Phillip Miller, Michael Duffy and Ben Maher. Head to Hickstead this weekend to find out if a new name will be joining them on the roll of honour - admission and parking is free to spectators, or if you can't make it in person the action will be streamed live on ClipMyHorse.TV.

06 September 2026

Chad powers to victory in Sussex Cup

Canada’s Kara Chad’s form continued with victory in the feature Grand Prix of week one - the ClipMyHorse.TV Sussex Cup.

04 September 2026

Whitaker and Chad on winning form at September Tour

The opening days of the All England September Tour saw a cluster of top riders come forward for the two qualifying competitions for this Sunday’s ClipMyHorse.TV Sussex Cup.

01 September 2026

Ben Maher heads to Hickstead for season finale

Olympic gold medallist Ben Maher, who was part of the bronze medal-winning team at last month’s FEI World Championships in Aachen, is among entries for the final show of the Hickstead season.