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‘Some really exciting changes’

WE we all associate Christmas with the annual equestrian feast at Olympia, but the focus shifts this year as the London International Horse Show (LIHS) moves from West Kensington – its home for 49 years – to a temporary base at ExCeL London. The show will have a new look and feel, but none of its unique atmosphere will be lost.

“The new venue has presented us with the opportunity to make some really exciting changes to both the visitor, exhibitor and competitor experience,” says show director Simon Brooks-Ward. “The biggest difference will be the sense of space and accessibility, including a festive feast of catering outlets.

“For our competitors, the ease of travel access

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