The Dutch-run Global Champions Tour will become the brand new horse show at London's Kensington Gardens. Although planning permission for the Kensington show is yet to be secured. the GCT-organiser SEL-UK Ltd hopes to deliver a five-star jumping and dressage event from June 6 - June 9 2013. “It will take a small army, but we are determined to make it happen,” said SEL-UK’s Peter Phillips, son of Mark Phillips and the Princess Royal.
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The Dutch-run Global Champions Tour will become the brand new horse show at London's Kensington Gardens. Although planning permission for the Kensington show is yet to be secured. the GCT-organiser SEL-UK Ltd hopes to deliver a five-star jumping and dressage event from June 6 - June 9 2013. “It will take a small army, but we are determined to make it happen,” said SEL-UK’s Peter Phillips, son of Mark Phillips and the Princess Royal.
source: equnews.be / H&H - photo: equpics.com
