Belsay is set to host two international equestrian events in May.
The Northumbrian venue will feature its first CCI4*-S and Advanced classes.
The established fixture will include international classes from CCI1*-CCI3* and the Pony and Junior National Championships from May 28 to June 1.
Belsay will also present "Chatsworth at Belsay," the 2025 replacement for the Derbyshire event.
Running from May 16 to 18, "Chatsworth at Belsay" will see Belsay host CCI4*-S and Advanced level for the first time, alongside CCI2*-S and Novice sections.
The event is sponsored by London law firm Forsters LLP and wealth management company RBC Brewin Dolphin.
The two events will take place in different areas of the Belsay Castle and estate grounds.
A new CCI4-S* cross-country track, designed by Adrian Ditcham, will use fresh areas of the site.
Laura de Wesselow, the organiser, said: "We’re very excited about hosting our first CCI4* at Belsay and about being able to showcase Belsay as a superb venue for top-class sport.
"A lot of time and effort has gone into ensuring we can run two events in such close proximity to each other - we are lucky to have the space, the terrain and the support from our sponsors and volunteers to be able to do that."
The first Belsay fixture will also feature Dubarry Burghley Young Event Horse qualifiers.
Belsay (2) will have additional classes, including the inter-hunt relay, National Schools Equestrian Association competitions, and a BSPS show.
Tickets for both Belsay (1) and (2) are now on sale.
The "Belsay Bundle" ticket offers discounted tickets for both events.
A one-day adult "Bundle" ticket for Friday, Saturday, or Sunday of both events costs £20, saving £10.
Discounted tickets are also available for early buyers.
The Bells Glamping will offer event visitors and owners the chance to stay in the midst of the action in five two-man bell tents at both events.
The tents will have a choice of double or twin beds, real duvets, and soft furnishings, with bathroom facilities in a converted vintage horsebox.
Prices start from £150 per night.
To learn more, and buy tickets, visit belsayhorsetrials.co.uk.
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