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Many of the world’s leading riders will converge on Liverpool Dec. 31-Jan. 2 for another hugely-anticipated Equestrian.com Liverpool International Horse Show. From the highly competitive Knockout and Puissance, to the future stars of the Mini Major, the exciting three days of jumping culminates with the Liverpool International Grand Prix. Click here to check out which international riders will be appearing.
Showjumping action will be interspersed with performances that hold a wide family appeal, including music from the UK’s no 1 ABBA tribute band ‘Revival’, the Shetland Pony Grand National, world-class carriage driving, the Black Fire Girls, and so much more.
New Year’s Eve itself promises to be an unforgettable night, with exclusive acts lined up including Collabro, winners of Britain’s Got Talent series 8, plus the Equitop Myoplast Puissance, which is always a show-stopper, a countdown to midnight and a spectacular indoor display of fireworks.
Watch all the action via live streaming here.
For more information, visit www.liverpoolhorseshow.com
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