Quick answer
Your Horse Live 2026 runs from Friday 6 to Sunday 8 November at NAEC Stoneleigh, Warwickshire (sat nav CV8 2LH). It is the UK’s biggest equestrian shopping show, with over 200 stands, top riders in the main arena, and demonstrations and talks all weekend. Z-KUR is on stand M804 in the Marquee and is the official sponsor of the Rescue Village.
Every November, riders from across the country head to Stoneleigh for three days of shopping, top-level riding and expert advice. Whether you are going for a new rug, a seat in the main arena or simply a day out with your yard friends, this guide covers what you need to know before you set off. We have also added a few simple safety habits for the darker months, because the clocks have gone back and most of us will be riding in poor light until spring.
Your Horse Live 2026 at a glance
What
Details
Dates
Friday 6 to Sunday 8 November 2026
Venue
NAEC Stoneleigh, Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire CV8 2LG
Sat nav postcode
CV8 2LH
Tickets
Standard, Standard Plus and VIP, booked through the official Your Horse Live website
Find Z-KUR
Stand M804, in the Marquee, next to the exit towards the Rescue Village
Tickets and getting there
Tickets are on sale now through the official Your Horse Live website. As well as standard entry, you can choose Standard Plus for extra perks, or VIP if you want a guaranteed seat in the WeatherBeeta main arena. Booking in advance is the safest option for the most popular days.
NAEC Stoneleigh sits between Coventry, Kenilworth and Leamington Spa, so it is easy to reach from the M40, M6 and M69. Use CV8 2LH in your sat nav. For opening times, parking and the full timetable, check the organiser’s site before you travel, as details can change in the run-up to the show.
What to see at the show
There is far more on than anyone can fit into one day, so it helps to plan. Highlights announced so far include
- Anna Ross in the main arena on Friday.
- Ros Canter and Becky Moody, appearing together for the first time.
- Oliver Townend, launching the retirement tour of Ballaghmor Class.
- Arena Two, which returns this year, with Fancy Footwork Equestrian among the line-up.
- Harlow, performing for one night only.
- Over 200 shopping stands, from rugs and riding wear to feed and tack.
- The Heavy Horse Village and the chance to meet the biggest and smallest breeds.
The Rescue Village, where equine charities introduce horses and ponies looking for new homes.Arena times are released closer to the show, so check the official timetable and pick out the sessions you do not want to miss.
Come and see Z-KUR on stand M804
You will find us on stand M804 in the Marquee, next to the exit towards the Rescue Village. We are proud to be the official sponsor of the Rescue Village this year.
“Your Horse Live is where riders are, and the Rescue Village is where the people we call every day are. It was the obvious place for us to be,” says Dr Philippe Koch, founding doctor of Z-KUR.
On the stand all weekend:
- Meet the team behind Z-KUR. Z-KUR was designed by three doctors, first for their own families. Bring your questions.
- Short films on screen throughout the show, explaining what happens from the moment of a fall to the arrival of help.
- A rider-safety prize draw with three prizes: two rider-safety prizes, and one year of Z-KUR for ten of your family members and friends. Enter on the stand.
- Early-bird rate: your first month free, then £15 a year for adults and £11 for children (€20 and €15 in Ireland), fixed for your first year.
Back at the yard: five safety habits for the dark months
Falls are part of riding. In a UK survey of nearly 2,000 riders, 53% reported at least one fall in 12 months, and one fall in four happened out hacking (Marlin and Williams, Comparative Exercise Physiology). In winter, with shorter days and quieter bridleways, a fall can also mean a longer wait before anyone notices. These five habits cost nothing and make a real difference.
- Tell someone your route and when you expect to be back, every time. A quick message to a friend or someone at the yard means a person knows where to start looking.
- Wear your hat, properly fitted and fastened, on every ride. If it has taken a hard knock, check the manufacturer’s advice on replacing it.
- Carry your phone on your body, not on the saddle. A phone in a saddle bag rides home with the horse. A zipped pocket or a secure phone pouch keeps it with you.
- Keep your health information up to date and reachable by the people treating you. A diabetic rider, or one on blood thinners, is at greater risk if nobody knows.
- Be seen, and plan around the light. The Highway Code advises riders to avoid riding on the road in poor light where possible, and to wear light-coloured or fluorescent clothing by day and reflective clothing in the dark, on both horse and rider. After the clocks go back, it is dark by late afternoon, so plan to be home in good time.
If you fall and can't call for help
The hardest situation is a fall when you are alone and cannot use your phone. That is the situation Z-KUR was built for. It runs on the phone already in your pocket, with nothing to press and nothing to wear.
- Your phone detects a hard fall automatically. In our tests, on both mannequins and real people, Z-KUR detected 97% of hard falls.
- A trained operator, called a Kurator, calls you, day and night, to check you are all right. If it was nothing, you ride on.
- If you do not answer, or it is a real emergency, 999 is called. The emergency services receive your exact location and the health information that matters for this emergency, even if you cannot speak. Two nearby Z-KUR users are asked to come and make the scene safe until help arrives.
- Your family and friends are told the moment help is on its way. Adding them as contacts is free.
A trained operator is on the line from the first seconds, so what reaches 999 is a confirmed alert with the right information. Z-KUR is live with 999 across the UK and 112 in Ireland, and it works alongside your insurance and a well-fitted hat,.never instead of them. For what to do in the first minutes after a fall.
Frequently asked questions
When is Your Horse Live 2026?
Your Horse Live 2026 runs from Friday 6 to Sunday 8 November 2026.
Where is Your Horse Live held?
At NAEC Stoneleigh, Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire CV8 2LG. Use CV8 2LH for sat navs.
Where can I buy Your Horse Live tickets?
Through the official Your Horse Live website. Standard, Standard Plus and VIP tickets are available.
Where is the Z-KUR stand at Your Horse Live?
Stand M804, in the Marquee, next to the exit towards the Rescue Village.
Do I need to buy any equipment to use Z-KUR?
No. Z-KUR runs on any iPhone or Android smartphone. Carry the phone on your body while you ride, not in a saddle bag.
What happens if Z-KUR detects a fall and I am fine?
Your phone asks you to confirm. If you say you are fine, or a trained operator reaches you and you are fine, nothing goes further. To date, not a single false alert has been passed to the emergency services.
See you at Stoneleigh
Whether you are coming for the riding, the shopping or the Rescue Village, come and say hello on stand M804. If you cannot make it to the show, you can still claim. Early-bird rate for Your Horse readers and Your Horse Live visitors: your first month free, then £15 a year for adults and £11 for children (€20 and €15 in Ireland), locked for your first year.
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