Horse & Hound

‘Let's have more vertical fences’

Edited by Pippa Roome

pippa.roome@futurenet.com

@pipparoomeorkyle

OPINION

WHEN I walked the Burghley cross-country course early on the Friday morning of the event, I thought it had a smoother feel to it than in 2022. It posed difficult questions, but riders could get into the swing of it a little earlier, which is a sign of designer Derek di Grazia knowing the place better second time around.

I was still fascinated by the

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