Up to 2,000 horses and 3,000 horsemen are expected to be on the grounds every week including Olympians, World Cup riders, and Pan American Games veterans from across the U.S., Canada, Europe, South America, and Mexico. Competition is held Wednesday through Sunday, from 8am to approximately 5pm. Spectators are admitted free Wednesday through Saturday. Children 12 and under are always admitted at no charge. Parking is also free.
Bleacher seating is available at all the rings.
An international menu of meals and snacks is available at the HITS food service facility centrally located on the show grounds. The Vendor Courtyard features 15 to 20 shops offering horse-themed gifts, clothes, art, antiques, and jewelry. World-class course designers will be designing the Grand Prix Field courses each week. Paul has been an international course designer for 25 years. Danny Foster of Ontario, Canada, competed for Canada on six Nations' Cup Teams and was recently named chairman of the show jumping team for Canada.