Bentley Mulliner has added to its new Collections portfolio with the creation of a truly bespoke Continental GT Convertible - the Equestrian Edition.

The one of a kind Continental GT Convertible embodies a myriad of distinctive features, building on the strengths of Bentley's iconic open top grand tourer. The Equestarian Edition is inspired by the home of the most exhilarating and prestigious event of the horse racing calendar, The Cheltenham Festival.

The sole example of the Equestrian Edition has been specially commissioned by Bentley Bristol and hand built by Bentley Mulliner in Crewe.

To celebrate the car's inspiration, it was recently photographed at Jackdaws Castle - the famous state of the art equestrian training facility and home of Jonjo O'Neill Racing, just 16km from Cheltenham Racecourse.

Sumptuous embroidery and artisanal marquetry rarefies the Equestrian Edition.  Horse and rider silhouettes adorn all four seats which are finished in the aptly named sustainable Saddle hide.

A Cumbrian Green secondary hide complements the bespoke theme. The same horse and rider silhouette accompanies Bentley Mulliner branding in the front fascia, where lavish gold detailing stylishly accentuates the straight grain Walnut single veneer and box wood inlays.

Continuing the theme on the interior, the diamond quilting now synonymous with Bentley Mulliner is crafted utilising an authentic Tweed fabric, with a contrasting light blue stitch introducing a modern touch and providing a distinctive feature to the door inlays and rear quarter panels. Bentley Mulliner has applied their trademark branded treadplates to complete the bespoke interior of the Equestrian Edition.

To the exterior, a specially commissioned and distinctive shade of green called Spruce is paired with Blackline Specification, which replaces bright chrome with gloss black versions to all exterior brightware, bezels, radiator grill and exhaust outlets. Bold 22-inch Mulliner Driving Specification wheels in gloss black complete the specification.