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Man v Horse England

Over Stowey, United Kingdom • 4 Oct 2026

Man v Horse (England) 2026

Man v Horse (England) 2026 takes place at Greatwood, Over Stowey TA5 1HN in England. The event is organised by Equi-Librium Coaching and Therapy CIC and is staged as an in person sports event in 2026.

The event includes the following formats:

  • 23 mile trail race on the Quantock Hills
  • Pegasus Challenge 4 person relay

Entrants must be aged 16 or over. The listing notes a no refunds policy. Published entry fees range from GBP 44.04 to GBP 49.46. The location is given as Over Stowey with a street address of Greatwood, Over Stowey TA5 1HN.

The format pairs a long distance individual trail race with a four person team relay. Information provided focuses on the route type and event formats, the organiser, participant age minimum, refund policy, and published entry fee range. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom South West (England) Over Stowey

Race information

Registration
23 mi
Pegasus Challenge 4 Person Relay
23 mi
Trail Race
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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