London International Horse Show 2025: Broadcast and Streaming Schedule Released

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The London International Horse Show is set to mesmerize equestrian enthusiasts from December 18 to December 22, 2024. This prestigious event will take place at ExCeL, London, showcasing a variety of top-tier competitions across multiple equestrian disciplines, alongside captivating entertainment. Equestrian fans around the world can rejoice, as the organizers have announced extensive broadcast and streaming options.

Broadcast and Streaming Schedule

Fans will have multiple opportunities to watch their favorite events. The show will feature live coverage on BBC, FEI.TV, and ClipMyHorse.TV.

Key Broadcast Details

Live Coverage on BBC2: The highlight, Longines FEI Jumping World Cup, presented by Agria, airs on Sunday, December 21, at 2:15 PM.
Show Jumping Events:

The LeMieux Puissance: Thursday, December 18, evening
CDI-W FEI Dressage World Cup: Friday, December 19, afternoon
CSI5* Christmas Challenge: Sunday, December 21, evening

Final Evening Performance: Entire show on Monday, December 22, featuring CSI5* Turkish Airlines Grand Prix and Tuffa Boots Jockeys Challenge broadcast on iPlayer.

In total, BBC will deliver over eleven hours of equestrian action. This includes major competitions and exciting displays appealing to equestrian fans.

Accessing Live Streams

For fans seeking live or on-demand coverage, FEI.TV and ClipMyHorse.TV will offer additional possibilities. FEI.TV’s pay-to-view service will stream elite competitions, including:

FEI World Cup classes in Dressage, Show Jumping, and Driving.

ClipMyHorse.TV will provide its subscribers access to all competitions in both the International Arena and London Arena, including content not available through other platforms.

Additional Attractions

The London International Horse Show promises to be a highlight of the equestrian calendar, featuring:

Thirty classes in the London Showing Series
Kennel Club Dog Agility
LeMieux Masterclass Series
Brilliance Horse Auction: Saturday evening

Show Director Simon Brooks-Ward highlighted the significance of the show, stating, “The extensive coverage makes it possible for equestrian fans worldwide to enjoy top-level competition and display performances.”