Dating back to 1949, Badminton Horse Trials has been hailed as "the most significant horse event in Great Britain". It is one of the most prestigious three-day events in the world and is part of the FEI Classics Series. The competition consists of dressage, cross-country, and show jumping phases, and attracts top riders from around the world. The event was first held in 1949 and has since become a highlight of the equestrian calendar. It is held in the grounds of Badminton House, the home of the Duke of Beaufort, and features a challenging cross-country course designed by renowned course designer Eric Winter. The competition consists of three phases: dressage, cross-country, and show jumping. In the dressage phase, horse and rider perform a series of prescribed movements in an enclosed arena. The cross-country phase involves riding over a challenging course of fences and natural obstacles across the park. Finally, in the show jumping phase, horse and rider navigate a course of brightly colored fences and obstacles in an arena.

The Badminton Horse Trials attracts top riders from around the world, including Olympic and World Championship medalists. The competition is also known for its challenging course, with many of the fences designed to test the bravery and athleticism of both horse and rider. In addition to the equestrian competition, the Badminton Horse Trials also features a large shopping village, offering a range of equestrian and country goods. There are also food and drink stalls, and a children's area.

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