Badminton 2025 cross-country times – when will the top 10 horses leave the start-box?
0
1
Two days of dressage are now consigned to the scoreboard, and the stage is set for the Mars Badminton Horse Trials cross-country phase.
Eric Winter’s track is 6,650m long, with 45 jumping efforts and an optimum time of 11min 40sec.
At the end of the dressage phase, there are 80 competitors set to go forward to the cross-country.
The first rider, Kirsty Chabert (Classic VI, 32nd) is due to start at 11.30am.
Badminton Horse Trials cross-country times for the top 10
11.35am: Oliver Townend (Ballaghmor Class), lying ninth.
11.48am:Gemma Stevens (Chilli Knight), 10th
1.16pm: Tom Woodward (Low Moor Lucky), sixth
1.40pm: Tom McEwen (JL Dublin), second
1.44pm: Yasmin Ingham (Rehy DJ), eighth
1.56pm: Emily King (Valmy Biats), fifth
2.24pm: Ros Canter (Lordships Graffalo), fourth
4.12pm: Fiona Kashel (Creevagh Silver De Haar), seventh
4.20pm: Oliver Townend (Cooley Rosalent), first
4.24pm: Gemma Stevens (Jalapeno), third
The final rider, Tim Price (Vitali, =16th) is scheduled to leave the start box at 4.48pm.
How to watch Badminton Horse Trials
If you want to watch the live action from Badminton Horse Trials from the comfort of your home, wherever you are in the world, you will need to subscribe to Badminton TV. This year, Badminton TV has teamed up with ClipMyHorse.TV, but you do not need a full ClipMyHorse.TV subscription to watch Badminton – you can just subscribe to Badminton TV for £21.99. Go to clipmyhorse.tv/en_GB/badminton to subscribe or to activate your account as an existing Badminton TV subscriber. If you are already a ClipMyHorse.TV premium member, Badminton TV is included in your subscription. As part of Badminton TV, you can enjoy the documentary programme Legends and Legacy, a fly-on-the-wall insight into the 2024 event and preview of 2025.
Enjoy the best of Badminton with Horse & Hound
To ensure you keep up to date with all the breaking news, behind the scenes insight, and the best of the action throughout Badminton Horse Trials with no limits on how much you can read, subscribe to the Horse & Hound website from as little as £1 a week. Sign up now. And don’t miss our bumper 22-page magazine report on Badminton, including in-depth analysis and exclusive comments from top names, in the issue of Horse & Hound dated 15 May.
You may also be interested in:
‘Disappointing’ test for dressage favourite at Badminton leaves top rider adrift of the leaders
‘That’s my fault – hand in the air for that one’: Ros Canter reflects on expensive flying changes with Badminton favourite
A runaway leader, a stunning debut and riders’ course reactions: all you need to know from day one at Badminton Horse Trials
Youngest rider on joint-oldest horse joins the dressage leaders at Badminton
Subscribe to Horse & Hound magazine today – and enjoy unlimited website access all year round