🏆Beverly's Fall Classic Means You Don’t Have to Pick

A barn with hunters and jumpers should not have to choose which side of the program gets the better weekend. At the Beverly Fall Classic, both have a home.

Hunters compete in the Wofford Arena, from 2' through 3'.

National Level 2 jumpers have the Grand Prix Ring, with classes through 1.25m. Both rings run both days.

Neither program has to work around the other.

It means the hunter schedule is built for hunters and the jumper schedule is built for jumpers. It means a barn with both can make one trip instead of two. And it gives trainers a much better chance of being where their riders need them, rather than spending the weekend choosing between rings.

That is something we have worked toward all year: not a bigger horse show, but a better-planned one.

Two rings. Two days.

The Fall Classic runs Saturday and Sunday, with an optional ticketed schooling on Friday. Come in for the weekend and go home Sunday night. No week away from work or school missed. No string of extra stabling days simply because the competition stretches across the calendar.

The Fall Classic is designed to give horses and riders the rated competition they came for, without asking for more time away than the competition itself requires.

Enter through Showgrounds Live.

Entries close Tuesday, September 22.

The right show. At the right time. The right way.

Prize list: beverlyequestrian.com/usef-rated-shows

Entries: bev.showgroundslive.com

Questions: beverlyclassic@gmail.com