Germantown Charity Horse Show

About Germantown Charity Horse Show

The Germantown Charity Horse Show is one of the largest multi-breed equestrian events in the United States, drawing hundreds of horses and thousands of spectators annually to its grounds in Germantown, Tennessee. Visitors attend a five-day show featuring Hunter/Jumpers, Gypsy Vanners, Tennessee Walking Horses, Flat-Shod Racking Horses, American Saddlebreds, Paso Finos, Sidesaddle classes, and Carriage Driving competitions. The show is a USEF-sanctioned Heritage event with roots tracing to 1946, when fox hunters founded the Oak Grove Hunt Club. Spectators watch competitive classes and exhibitions across multiple arenas on the show grounds. The event suits horse enthusiasts and families interested in equestrian sports, offering activities for all ages. The show is known for southern hospitality and community engagement. Germantown, Tennessee, located near Memphis, hosts this historic attraction that significantly impacts the regional economy through visitor spending and related horse shows held throughout the year on the same grounds.