Horse & Hound

‘Nothing beats winning a large class'

alexandra.robinson@futurenet.com

@alexrob_journo_

IN recent months it has become apparent that class entry numbers have been experiencing significant fluctuations at shows held across the country.

Some events, despite the organisers' best efforts, face a dwindling number of competitors. This often leaves organisers perplexed but it begs the question: can declining entry numbers solely be indicative of waning interest

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