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Saturday 28 February & Sunday 1 March at the Birmingham NEC

Trying to rein in the spending? This freebie could make for a great day out...

Trot on over to The National Equine Show website and enter the code MONEYSAVINGEXPERT to get free tickets for the event on Saturday 28 February and Sunday 1 March at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham – your ticket's valid for both days.

We've got 2,000 free tickets, and the deal will end once all have been claimed. When registered, you'll get a confirmation from See Tickets, then your actual tickets will be sent in advance of the event. Print them, or show them on your phone on the day.

Adult tickets normally cost £20 (it's usually free for under-16s if they're with an adult). You can get up to two adult tickets and six child tickets per order.

The show takes place at halls 9 and 10 at the NEC. Doors open at 9am both days, then close at 5pm on Saturday and 4pm on Sunday.

What is The National Equine Show? Everything equestrian comes together under one roof - created for people who love horses, the show has shopping, inspiration, learning, and live experiences. Expect to see over 200 brands and thousands of products to shop including riding wear, horse care essentials, gifts, and technology. There's also hands-on learning and interactive zones with guest speakers including Ros Canter, Laura Collett, Tom McEwen, Gemma Owen, Megan Elphick and more.

If you're driving to the NEC, you may want to book parking in advance as you can save £5 compared to paying on the day. If you're planning to use public transport, see our Cheap train tickets guide.

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