The top 10 shops at Burghley
Kate Green previews the best shops at Burghley this year, ahead of the 2013 Horse Trials


The Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials is fantastic for shopping, whether you are after socks, smoked salmon or a saddle, says Kate Green 1 Country Life (H7) - a magazine subscription is the perfect Christmas present, and we're offering £40% off, plus a free bottle of Glengoyne Whisky or Moet Champagne
2 Loch Fyne Oysters Ltd for a contribution to supper with your generous host
3 Beatrice Von Tresckow for dazzling, luxuriant silks
4 Berkeley Studio for a rummage through the piles of bargain Aldin and Snaffles prints
5 Charley Chau for the most snuggly dog beds-you know he deserves one
6 Mr D'Arcy's Heritage Fruit Trees-a bit tricky to carry home, admittedly, but you'll be pleased when you've planted it 7 Joules for a stylish and reasonably priced women's tweed Fieldcoat
8 Nomad Ideas for a vibrant kelim, stool, handbag or slippers
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