The oldest horse show in America
The Upperville Colt and Horse Show has been run in the same Virginia hunt country setting since 1853, making it the oldest continuously running horse show in the United States. Held the first week of June under a continuous canopy of mature white oaks on the historic Grafton Farm, Upperville sits at the heart of Virginia hunt country between Middleburg and Paris. The show draws the country's best hunter, jumper, and equitation horses for nine days of classical competition over natural-wood fences and grass footing. Palomo lines up transporters who know the Route 50 back road into Upperville, the boxwood-lined entry circle, and the Middleburg layover barns that handle pre-show arrivals.
Verified for Virginia hunt country
Every Upperville-rated transporter has insurance, USDOT authority, trailer specs, and Grafton Farm experience reviewed before they quote a Virginia hunt-country trip.
Route 50 and Middleburg layover routes
Drivers know the John Marshall Highway approach, the boxwood-lined entry circle at Grafton Farm, and the Middleburg-area layover barns for the night before competition.
Spring through fall Virginia handoffs
Pickup windows align with Upperville first-Saturday arrivals, Middleburg Spring Races weekend, and the fall fox-hunting season opening at Piedmont and Orange County.