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Charlotte Dujardin and Carl Hester head an exciting line up for Your Horse Live

Aimi Clark

Charlotte Dujardin and Carl Hester have been announced as part of the line up for this year’s Your Horse Live (12-14 November) at Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire.

The dressage stars, who won team bronze for Britain at the recent Olympic Games in Tokyo alongside Lottie Fry, will be performing in the main SEIB arena twice on Saturday and Sunday.

Charlotte also netted individual bronze in Tokyo with Gio and become one of Britain’s most decorated female Olympic athletes of all time.

The crowd favourites will also be answering questions and signing autographs.

Their performance times are 11-11.45am and 1.45-2.30pm on both days, with each rider hosting one session each.

Also joining Carl and Charlotte in the SEIB arena are popular showjumper Geoff Billington and eventing star Oliver Townend, who recently helped Britain’s eventing team to its first Olympic gold in 49 years in Tokyo.

The duo will appear together in the main arena on both weekend days.

Ben Atkinson and Atkinson Action Horses will also be performing in the main arena twice on both Saturday and Sunday.

Friday’s line up has also been confirmed.

There are two arenas at Your Horse Live and the line up for arena two is yet to be announced.

There is also a ‘Clipping and Turnout zone’ and the Your Horse Q&A stage, as well as hundreds of shopping stalls and the popular Rescue Village.

For more information and to buy tickets — there are still VIP and Standard Plus tickets available — click here.

Ticket prices start at £23 for a standard adult ticket.

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Aimi is the editor of Your Horse. She has worked in equestrian journalism for more than 20 years and has owned and ridden horses all her life. She believes that helping owners better understand how horses think, learn and communicate leads to kinder training, stronger partnerships and better welfare, and these are the subjects she's most passionate about covering. Growing up on a farm in Devon, Aimi was a member of Tetcott & South Tetcott Pony Club, joining with her first pony, a New Forest called Prudence, before moving on to a Danish Warmblood, Marcus. She competed in all disciplines but particularly enjoyed eventing, and later went on to rehome and retrain more than 10 ex-racehorses, as well as dabbling in point-to-pointing. Now a mum of two, Aimi can often be found hacking her Thoroughbred through the Oxfordshire countryside while flying the flag for Your Horse's #Hack1000Miles challenge. Rumour has it that a pony (or two) could soon be joining the family…