There are more than 600 tradestands to choose from at the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials this weekend, selling everything from a hoofpick to a bronze horse head. Kate Green pics 10 top purchases
Burghley apple green tweed knee-length coat (£425) from Cousins of Cheltenham
Annie Tempest cartoon (£75) from Tottering-by-Gently
‘Focused’ – My Life in Pictures, by Andrew Nicholson (Racing Post Books, £20)
Olive green moleskin trousers (£110) from Cordings
Jute basket (from £18) from The Braided Rug Company
Melton Hunt Cake (£9.75) from Dickinson & Morris
Labrador jug (£28) from Hogpen Pottery
Arbroath Smokies (£8.65) from Inverawe Smokehouse
Kelim tote bag (£190) from Nomad Ideas
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The full list is available at www.burghley-horse.co.uk
* Read Kate's predictions for the winners at this year's Burghley Horse Trials
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