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Illustrious winter classic returns to Shongweni

If you are a fan of horses or just want to spend a day outdoors with your family, the Nissan Winter Classic is the perfect place to be.

VISITORS to this year’s Nissan Winter Classic can expect world-quality showjumping action and non-stop family entertainment at the Durban Shongweni Club from 12 to 17 June.

There will be 39 events throughout the six-day competition including the 1.15 Filtec Pony Riders Championship, 1.50m Nissan Riders Grand Prix Tour, the popular Nissan 6-bar event (for juniors and adults), the 1.40m Nissan Championships and the main title class, the 1.5m Nissan FEI World Cup Qualifier.

The Nissan Winter Classic forms the third of five elite events that make up the South African leg of the World Cup Jumping qualifiers.

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The chosen charity for this year’s Nissan Winter Classic is Umthombomuhle School in Hammarsdale. Last year, funds raised by Foresyte Shows and Langley Equestrian Centre contributed to the establishment of an interactive play area on site.

Funds raised this year will go towards upgrading various facilities at the local school. The 112 learners will also be treated to a day at the Nissan Winter Classic with lunches sponsored by Illovo.

Visitors attending this family-friendly event will be able to take advantage of a number of additional activities, including the dedicated kids’ zone play area and a variety of market stalls.

Visit the Nissan Winter Classic 2018 and SA Showjumping Facebook pages or contact Grant Langley on 082 859 2160.

 

 

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