The 90th Running of the Pennsylvania Hunt Cup

The Pennsylvania Hunt Cup is a Timber steeplechase race with a distance of four miles and 22 fence. From its inception, it has been intended as a substantial test of both horse and rider, and is one of just three 4-mile steeplechase races sanctioned by the National Steeplechase Association. First run in 1921 over a course in Whitemarsh, PA, the race moved to the present location in Unionville, PA in 1964, where it has been held annually since. Over the years, the race meeting has grown so that the race day card now includes three sanctioned timber races, a carriage parade and the Pennsylvania Pony Hunt Cup for children. There is a small trade fair and a food truck. For more info, general admission, and tailgate tickets, visit their website