Boyton Hall Hacking Track (Going Ahead)

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Show Date
Mon, Dec 29, 2025
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Email:
boytonhallevents@gmail.com
Website:
theequinelife.uk
Starting Times:

There are no time limits on the hacking tracks and this includes a horse box/lorry to be parked at Boyton Hall whilst you are using the tracks. Simply select your arrival time.

Class 1
Hacking Track - 8.00 - 9.00    
Entry Fee:
£10.00
Class 2
Hacking Track - 9.00 - 10.00    
Entry Fee:
£10.00
Class 3
Hacking Track - 10.00 - 11.00    
Entry Fee:
£10.00
Class 4
Hacking Track - 11.00 - 12.00    
Entry Fee:
£10.00
Class 5
Hacking Track - 12.00 - 13.00    
Entry Fee:
£10.00
Class 6
Hacking Track - 13.00 - 14.00    
Entry Fee:
£10.00
Class 7
Hacking Track - 14.00 - 15.00    
Entry Fee:
£10.00
Class 8
Hacking Track - 15.00 - 16.00    
Entry Fee:
£10.00
Class 9
Hacking Track - 16.00 - 17.00    
Entry Fee:
£10.00
Show Secretary: The Equine Life Show Secretary
Boyton Hall, Lindsey Road, Monks Eleigh, Suffolk, IP7 7BB
Tel: 07486 631985, Email: info@boytonhallevents.co.uk

Location
Boyton Hall, Lindsey Road, Monks Eleigh, Suffolk IP77BB
Map Link: Boyton Hall

Payment Details & Event Fees

Pre-booking & payment only.
Payment is secure and it goes directly to Boyton Hall. You will receive an email confirmation of your booking and payment.  £10.00 per horse with no time limits - this includes a horse box/lorry to be parked in the lorry park at Boyton Hall for the duration of the time you are using the hacking tracks.

 

Withdrawals/Refunds

We do not offer a refund on hacking track bookings, however if provided with 48 hours notice of cancellation, we can transfer the booking to a future date if space is available.

Terms & Conditions

We request that if your horse is showing signs of ill-health or has come into contact with another horse showing signs of ill-health, that you do not travel it to Boyton Hall.

We would always recommend checking your horses temperature prior to loading and travel especially when there are higher risks of disease or infection reported within the locality.

For reference, a horse's normal temperature is generally between 37.5-38.5 degrees celcius, although some recent studies suggest a slightly lower range of 36.0-38.0 degrees celcius may also be normal. Checking on a daily basis will provide you with data and a better knowledge of your horses regular temperature.

We also wish to advise that by law, your horse must always be accompanied by it's passport, whether that is at it's stable/livery or when being travelled and you may be asked to produce it's passport at any time. 

 

Email Secretary - info@boytonhallevents.co.uk
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