The Pennsylvania National Horse Show gets underway on Oct. 10 with the start of Junior Weekend. There’s plenty to get excited about with juniors, pony hunters, the Neue Schule USEF National Junior Jumper Championships and, of course, the popular Dover Saddlery/U.S. Hunter Seat Medal Final on Oct 13. (We’ll have a separate What You Need To Know for that class and our live blog going throughout the competition.)
Senior Week runs Oct. 14-19. Hunt night takes place Monday, Oct. 14, and you never know who will show up—a few upper-level eventers have been known to make an appearance. There’s plenty more action in the open and amateur-owner hunters, as well as in the open and amateur-owner jumpers. The East Coast NAL Finals for hunters and jumpers also take place throughout the week. The final class will be the $134,000 Grand Prix de Penn National on Oct. 19 at 7:30 p.m.
Here’s what you need to know:
Where: The Farm Show Arena in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
When: Oct. 10-19. Start times vary. A full schedule can be found here.
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Where To Watch: EQSports.net will have coverage of all the events. (You have to subscribe and log in. It’s $10.00/month for live feed and $25.00/month for live feed plus archived footage and individual rounds.)
USEF Network will have a live stream of both the junior jumper championships and the Medal Final. (This is available for USEF members.)
How You Can Follow Along: The Chronicle will be on-site, bringing you gorgeous photos, interviews and more, so check back during the week. Make sure to follow along at www.coth.com and on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @Chronofhorse.
Other useful links and information:
- All the Chronicle’s online coverage, with behind-the-scenes stories, lovely photos and more!
- You can find a complete schedule here: class schedule.
- The Pennsylvania National’s website.
- Links to orders of go and daily results.
- You can watch the live feed on EQSports.net.
- Don’t forget to follow the Chronicle on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @Chronofhorse
- We will have full analysis of the competition in the Nov. 4 issue of the magazine.
