
Catch world class show jumping events in the Grand Prix grass arena

The best and biggest events usually take place on Sunday afternoons. Be sure to watch the exciting competition of top-level horses and riders from all over the world as they ride for the win! For a full list of spectator events click HERE.

Hit up Vendor’s Row and get some tbird branded swag

Vendors row is located at the heart of the show park with lots of great shops to choose from. Be sure to stop in at the tbird Clothing Co to grab a baseball cap or sweatshirt to bring a little bit of tbird home with you.

Enjoy a refreshing drink at the t-bar

During the hot summer months, there’s nothing better than having a cold one while watching some horse show rounds. With 4 rotating taps of local craft breweries, Margaritas, mix drinks and non-alcoholic options available, the t-bar is a great place to kick back and relax.

Inspire the next generation of equestrians with a pony ride

Give the little ones a sense of what it’s like to be in the saddle with a pony ride! The pony ride ring is located just behind the main grandstands. The ponies will be offering rides for free during all our ticketed spectator events.

Bounce up to the Kid Zone for endless amounts of fun

Got some energy to burn? Be sure to check out the Kid Zone’s many features including a mini size show jumping foot course, bouncy castles, face painters and the great playground! The Kid Zone is operational during all our ticketed spectator events.

Fuel up and grab a bite to eat

No matter where you are in the show park, there are many food options available. If you are feeling extra hungry, stop by the Canter Inn for a burger and fries. If you are looking for a quick snack, or if you are seeking some tasty gluten free options, try the Bale & Bucket located on Vendor’s Row. During all our major spectator events there are various food trucks onsite as well.

Seek Shade at the Hunter Hospitality Pavilion

If you are looking to take a step back from all the hustle of the horse show, head down the main boulevard to the Hunter Hospitality Pavillion. Here you can relax in the shade on some lounge couches and watch some Hunter classes; a slightly different type of competitive jumping. Hunter classes are judged based off the horse and rider’s ability to execute a flawless round. A hunter class is judge subjectively on the horse’s movement and style over fences and should look steady, smooth and effortless for the horse and rider team.

Reenergize with a speciality coffee at the Nations Cup

After all the shopping and exploring throughout the park, you might need a little mid-day pick me up. Head to the Nations Cup coffee hut where our friendly and outgoing baristas will be able to whip up a great tasting coffee or frappe in no time.

Drop a line in one of the fish ponds

Pack your rod and some bait and you might be able to snag one of the hundreds of Rainbow trout that reside in both our onsite ponds!

Stretch your legs and take a walk around the Split Rail Trail

With over 80 acres of farmland, tbird offers an exceptional walking trail around the perimeter of the property. Start at the 248th spectator gate entrance and make your way through the grounds finishing at the Baker View arena.