We have had a number of emails about this. Here is the solution: 1) Buy the tickets as you normally would on Ticketmaster. They will email you an order number, this will also be available at the end of the purchase process. 2) Once you have this ticket number fill out the quick and easy form (the link is at the bottom of our page about tickets) and we will have your tickets waiting for you for collection at the venue.

It is no secret that to make any World Clydesdale Show work help is needed. There are a number of ways that you can help: Volunteering - to do so just register your interest through this link Sponsorship - visit our Sponsorship and Opportunities page for more information Join the Committee - we are on the look out for proactive committee members. To find out more just email our Show Secretary - Fiona Stewart, to email her click here.

To sign up to the newsletter just send us an email from our contact page. If you would prefer to receive the newsletter in the post, just add your postal address to the message box and we will get the next one sent to you.

We have an number of amazing sponsorship packages that can be tailored for the individual or business alike! Our most up to date information is on our sponsorship page, but, if you can't find what you are looking for don't be shy, pick up the phone or email either Ailsa Clark or Helen Carr and they will be delighted to help.

Tickets are on sale now! Each ticket is a general admission ticket and give you access to the entire show as well as the arena seating. There is no assigned seating. Please click here to be taken to the Ticketmaster site

We have managed to secure preferential rates with the Hilton Aberdeen TECA and Alot Aberdeen TECA. Click here for more information on these hotels and how to book. We are continuing to work with a number of tourism and accomodation providers in the Aberdeen area and we will update our accommodation section just as soon as we have more providers on board!

Fiona Edwards is our committee member in charge of all of our merchandise. If you have any specific questions about this them please email her at : shop@worldclydesdaleshow2022.com and Fiona will get back to you as soon as she can!

YES! We are just pullling together the final details of the breeders tour which we know is of great interest to so many of you from outside the UK! As soon as we have the details we will get them published so keep a close eye on our social media pages and website!

YES As soon as agricultural shows and horse shows have re-opened in the UK following Corona Virus restrictions we will be at as many as we can get to! As soon as travel restrictions overseas have cleared we will also be aiming to get across to the USA and Canada to make sure that our North American followers have the chance to meet us and ask any questions they have face to face!

The class list is already on our website click here to discover our amazing aray of classes. The main show schedule will be available with the exhibitor packs and show programme closer to the event.

No - Sorry, only registered assistance dogs are allowed at the venue.

No - this is a concert style venue similar to that which holds the Horse of the Year Show and there is no provision for camping or motorhomes on site at the venue. For alternative accommodation please see our Accommodation page

P&J Live, the venue for the World Clydesdale Show 2022 have a great page on their website which provides a huge amount of information about the venue including : FOOD PARKING TRANSPORT SECURITY and much more! https://www.pandjlive.com/faq/

Clarification on horse vaccination status. Following discussions with our veterinary team we would like to take this opportunity to clarify the position with regards to horse vaccination status for the World Clydesdale Show 2022. In line with FEI guidance, all horses must be vaccinated for equine influenza – minimum requirement 2 vaccines 21-90 days apart. All horses must have had a flu vaccine within the last 6 months and a minimum of 6 days clear before entry to the show. Foals born in 2022 will be exempt from requiring vaccination.

The committee has decided that this is personal preference for the owner and exhibitor of the horse.

Drivers will be asked to enter the ring and drive round on one rein at the trot. The Steward will ask you to change rein and then you will be asked to walk, then back up to trot. Drivers will all be drawn into the centre of the ring where the Judge will inspect the competitors - you may be asked to reverse. Competitors will then be placed. However, in some classes there will be numerous heats, so competitors may have to leave the ring during heats and come back in at the end for final placings.