Piggy March and the ex-racehorse Our Old Fella. Photo courtesy of Cornbury Horse Trials.Horse & Country (H&C) today announced details of an extensive and exclusive partnership with Cornbury House Horse Trials (Cornbury) in the UK. The new arrangement will see H&C live streaming cross country coverage from every class at this years event. In addition to the sports action, H&C and Cornbury are also collaborating in the production of a series of short films focused on young horses and riders, reflecting Cornburys founder and President, David Howdens commitment to encouraging and promoting young talent through The Howden Way.Cornbury takes place this year from 11th 15th September at the Howdens home in Oxfordshire in stunning parkland, set against the backdrop of the ancient Wychwood Forest. Cross Country runs from the 12th onwards and members of H&Cs streaming service, H&C+, will be able to watch all the action from every class as follows:Thursday September 12:FEI CCI3*-SIntermediate and Open IntermediateFriday September 13:FEI CCI2*-SIntermediateSaturday September 14:British Eventing Young Horse 6yo ChampionshipsBritish Eventing Young Horse 7yo ChampionshipsBritish Eventing Young Horse 5yo ChampionshipsSunday September 15:Pony TrialThe Howden Way U21 ChampionshipThe Howden Way U18 ChampionshipIn addition to the sports coverage, H&C and Cornbury are collaborating to produce a series of short films, titled Cornbury Creates Champions, to be released prior to the event. Each episode will focus on a horse and rider combination and tell the story of their route to the British Eventing Young Horse Championships, a vital stepping stone to the World Young Horse Championships in Le Lion DAngers in October.The series will be available as individual episodes on H&Cs, Cornburys, and The Howden Ways websites and social platforms. All four will also be edited together into a full-length television programme which will run on the Horse & Country channel which can be viewed for free in the UK on both Samsung TV Plus and LG Channels. The featured combinations are:Dani Evans Ottentik Nobility (7-year-old)Finn Healy Greannanstown Monbeg Joe (6-year-old)Mike Jackson Oscar (5-year-old, and 4-year-old Dubarry Burghley Young Event Horse Champion in 2023)Izzy Taylor Barrington Alice (7-year-old)Commenting for H&C, Director of Content Jonathan Rippon said, I am delighted to announce this partnership with such a prestigious event. The combination of four days of Eventing coverage alongside a fascinating insight into the development of the young horse in Cornbury Creates Champions, shows that Horse & Country is more than living up to its position as the Home of Eventing.For Cornbury, Event Director Richard Clapham commented, We are delighted to be working with Horse & Country to broadcast Cornbury House Horse Trials 2024 and to be continuing to showcase the event, and in particular the exciting young horses which will be competing in the highly prestigious British Eventing Young Horse Championships.To watch all H&Cs Cornbury coverage, make sure you are signed up to H&C+. Annual membership is only 74.99 as a one-off payment, or theres an option to pay in 12 monthly instalments of 7.99. And non-members who wish to watch Cornbury can choose H&Cs Pay Per View option and buy a pass for the event for just 17.99. Viewers can also save 15% off on an annual H&C+ membership by using code EVENTINGNATION15 at checkout.Members can watch online or with H&Cs mobile apps, as well as on Roku, Apple TV, Android TV, and Amazon Fire. Both H&C+ members and Pay Per View pass holders can watch all the action on-demand straight after the event. Full details on how to join or purchase your pass can be found at www.horseandcountry.tv,