Shows

Introduction

Please take note of the BCPS Showing Rules and Trimming Rules, which can be downloaded from this page.

This page also includes information on the Tam O’Shanter Championship, which takes place at the Breed Show, and how to qualify.

Regional shows are managed by the regional committees and show details and schedules are usually found on the relevant region’s Facebook page. If your Region has sent us their schedule then these are also available in the table below.  If the Region you are looking for is not listed below please contact your Regional Rep.  To find your Region and the Reps. contact details, please visit our Regions page.

If you would like to know about Affiliated Shows, please see our Affiliated Shows page.

2026 Breed Show was held on

Friday 17th (In Hand) & Saturday 18th (Ridden) July 2026

at the Agricultural College, Moreton Morrell, Warwickshire

The BCPS Breed Show

Since 1948 the BCPS has held an annual Breed Show, celebrating the best attributes of the Connemara Pony. The Breed Show is now a popular two-day event which includes a variety of competitions that highlight the versatility of the breed, as well as several important BCPS Championships and national Qualifiers. It is also a great social occasion for the BCPS, with members travelling from across the country and often staying for multiple nights, especially for our famous Al Fresco Supper.

The competitions available at the Breed Show include:

  • In-hand showing (including the Tam O’Shanter Championship and NPS Qualifiers)
  • Ridden showing (including HOYS and NPS Qualifiers)
  • Unaffiliated showing
  • Working Hunter Pony (including NPS Qualifiers)
  • 2026 Breed Show was held on

    Friday 17th (In Hand) & Saturday 18th (Ridden) July 2026

    at the Agricultural College, Moreton Morrell, Warwickshire

With special thanks to Dengie Horse Feeds for their continued support

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