Highlights of this years Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) will be broadcast on free-to-view television on Channel 4 two weeks after the event.The 90-minute highlights package will be hosted by Countryfile presenter Matt Baker, dressage rider Gemma Owen and para dressage rider Tegan Vincent-Cooke and will be produced by West Wales-based production company Carlam Ltd.We are absolutely thrilled to be partnering with Channel 4 to bring the magic of Horse of the Year Show to a national audience, said Emma Wardell, event director of Horse of the Year Show.HOYS is the pinnacle of the equestrian calendar not just a competition, but a celebration of excellence, heritage, and passion.This programme will give viewers a unique behind-the-scenes look at the dedication and joy that define HOYS, showcasing the stories of our riders, horses, and supporters in a way that truly captures the heart of the show.Five days of actionHOYS, which first ran in 1949, will take place at NEC Birmingham from Wednesday 8 Sunday 12 October. The five days of competition features everything from showing to showjumping, mounted games to dressage. The show welcomes 1,600 horses and ponies, 1,500 competitors and 60,000 spectators each year.Hold your Horses. There is no more ardent and committed group than the equine community, so its brilliant to be broadcasting the Horse of the Year for everybodys enjoyment, said Joe Turner- Blake, commissioning editor for Sport at Channel 4.Were chomping at the bit to saddle upwith Matt, Gemma and Tegan, but the stars of the show, sorry mane attraction, will of course be the horses themselves.Broadcast details will be released in due course.Images 1stClass Images.Further readingNew mum rides to glory in SEIB Racehorse to Riding Horse final at HOYSDebutants triumph while dreams are made for Supreme Horse champion at HOYSA pony bought for 50, a scaffolder and an aspiring jockey secure their tickets to Your Horse LiveOlympian Becky Moody to make her Your Horse Live debutTrakehner given 5% chance of surviving colic surgery qualifies for Your Horse LiveThe post HOYS highlights to be broadcast on Channel 4 appeared first on Your Horse.