Leading competitors and horse breeds are set to take part in one of the biggest equine events in East Anglia this month, as the Suffolk Show saddles up for a spectacular display of riding talent.

East Anglian Daily Times: Suffolk Show visitors can enjoy an action-packed schedule of equine displays, including show jumping in the Grand Ring Picture: SUFFOLK AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONSuffolk Show visitors can enjoy an action-packed schedule of equine displays, including show jumping in the Grand Ring Picture: SUFFOLK AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION (Image: Suffolk Agricultural Association)

Visitors to the event, on May 29 and 30, can enjoy a broad range of world-class equine displays and attractions, including ponies, coach driving, elegant side saddle and show jumping, with riders competing from across the UK to qualify for major competitions like Olympia, the Royal International Horse Show and the Horse of the Year Show.

MORE - Logistics boss Bee gears up for her final Suffolk ShowMore than 200 heavy horses are entered into a range of in-hand, ridden and turnout classes, while in the Collins Grand Ring, the popular Shetland Pony Grand National will be returning on both show days.

Visitors can get close to the rare Suffolk Punch breed, including young foals born in the county earlier this year, with information from The Suffolk Horse Society, Suffolk Punch Trust and Rare Breeds Survival Trust.

Horse enthusiasts are invited to browese and buy the latest in clothing, tack, horse boxes and trailers, feed from the Equine Village, which will host leading local and national equestrian brands. Experts will also be on hand to answer questions and share advice for horse owners.

East Anglian Daily Times: Coach driving is a traditional sight at the Suffolk Show Picture: TOM SOPERCoach driving is a traditional sight at the Suffolk Show Picture: TOM SOPER (Image: Tom Soper/SAA)

Suffolk Show director Bee Kemball said: "The Suffolk Show is a fantastic platform for highlighting equine talent, and we're proud to attract leading competitors and equine brands from across the UK. The show offers such a wide range of ring displays and opportunities to meet different horse breeds, it's a great day out with something for everyone."

Tickets for this year's Suffolk Show, which is staged by farm charity, the Suffolk Agricultural Association, at Trinity Park, Ipswich, are now on sale for the same price as last year.

Tickets purchased in advacne cost £23 (saving £5 per ticket) while children aged under 15 will once again receive free entry.

From May 13, the Suffolk Show App will also be available to download for free, with new features and a fun new activity trail with great prizes to win.

For more information and to book tickets visit www.suffolkshow.co.uk or call the ticket office on 01473 707117.