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1st May SHOW CANCELLED 22nd May 5th June 19th June 3rd July 17th July 24th July NEW SHOW DATE 14th August (Open Show) 4th September 18th September |
Prelim 1 (2006) Prelim 4 (2002) Prelim 7 (2002) Prelim 10 (2002) Prelim 12 (2005) Prelim 13 (2006) Prelim 1 (2006) Prelim 14 (2006) Prelim 18 (2002) Prelim 4 (2002) |
Novice 20 (2007) Novice 24 (2010) Novice 27 (2007) Novice 28 (2008) Novice 30 (2006) Novice 34 (2009) Novice 20 (2007) Novice 36 (2002) Novice 20 (2007) Novice 24 (2010) |
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Dressage: Riders 11 years and under 1st Jan 2011 Prelim 4 (2002) all season. Juniors and Seniors have choice of either or both tests Membership £20 per year join now On the 'day rate' members effectively pay £4 per class including levy All Lead Rein Handlers and Showing Grooms must have Associate Membership at a reduced membership fee of £5 per year Entry per day £16 (Second Pony £9), max 5 classes, extra classes £3 each. One class only £4.50 Two classes £8. Levy £4 per competitor per show All Ages: As at 1st January 2011 Spurs: Are only allowed in classes 4, 5, 6, 7, 27, 29, 30, 39, 41, and Dressage Whips: Maximum length of 30" in all S/J and W/H classes The committee reserve the right to cancel any class if fewer than 4 entries are received, in this case applicable entry fees will be refunded. Classes will not be run with less than 2 entries. S/J & W/H heights are at judge’s discretion, & subject to ground conditions. Trophies: Perpetual trophies will be presented to 3rd place at the Annual Presentation evening, with rosettes for 4th, 5th and 6th places. These will be competed for throughout the season on a points system. (Games, one set of points cover all 3 games). Rosettes and points awarded to 6th place. 1st - 6 points , 2nd - 5 points , 3rd - 4 points , 4th - 3 points , 5th - 2 points , 6th - 1 point Points will be awarded for the Supreme and Reserve Overall Championship on the best Show Jumping class, best Working Hunter class, best Dressage class, best Style & Appearance class, best Games & Handy Pony class, where “best” means “most points awarded on that day if entered in more than 1 class per discipline”. In the event of a tie on points, the highest place will be given to the member who has attended most Club Shows. Members must attend THREE shows to qualify for trophies. |
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APPEARANCE 9:00am Class 1 - Not exceeding 13.2hh Class 2 - Exceeding 13.2hh not exceeding 14.2hh Class 3 - First ridden (Not ex 12.2hh, rider 10 years and under) Class 4 - Exceeding 14.2hh Class 5 - Open ridden Cob Class 6 - Coloured horse/pony (judged under Style & Appearance rules) Class 7 - Ridden Mountain & Moorland. To be shown in natural state Class 8 - Lead rein (Not ex 12.2hh, rider 9 years and under) Class 9 - Tack & Turnout (horse/pony or rider not to have entered Style & Appearance classes) (Rider and horse/pony combination may enter any two of classes 1 to 8) IN HAND (To Follow Style & Appearance Classes) Class 10 - Child Handler, handler 12 years and under. If there are more than 12 entries the class will be split Class 11 - Open mare or gelding all heights Class 12 - Mountain & Moorland. To be shown in natural state Class 13 - Best condition horse/pony, age of horse not exceeding 15 years Class 14 - Best condition horse/pony, age of horse exceeding 15 years MOST APPEALING PONY Open To Non Members. £2.00 Entry fee Horse/pony or rider not to have entered classes 1 to 9, or 30 to 42. Pony to be shown in natural state. Trophy to winner. HANDY PONY 11:00am to 2:00pm Class 15 - Lead rein (Rider 9 years and under) Class 16 - 10 years and under Class 17 - 11 to 12 years Class 18 - 13 to 15 years Class 19 - Handy horse 16 years and over JUMPING 9:30am Class 20 - Lead Rein jumping (Rider 9 years and under) [1’6"] (To be held over a shortened course of 4 to 6 jumps) Beginners Classes 21, 22 & 23 not open to horse/rider combination who have won a red rosette in any jumping class, at any RRC or other show, in previous seasons. Class 21 - Beginners jumping not exceeding 13.2hh rider 11 years & under. Open to Lead Rein competitors [1’9"] Class 22 - Beginners jumping not exceeding 14.2hh. [1’9"] (Not open to rider & pony who have competed in class 21) Class 23 - Beginners jumping exceeding 14.2hh [2’] Novice Classes 24 & 25 not open to horse/rider combination who have won 3 red rosettes in Novice or a higher level jumping class, at any RRC or other show, in previous seasons. Class 24 - Novice not exceeding 14.2hh [2’3"] Class 25 - Novice exceeding 14.2hh [2’6"] Class 26 - Intermediate not exceeding 14.2hh [2’9"] Class 27 - Intermediate exceeding 14.2hh [3’0"] Class 28 - Open not exceeding 14.2hh [3’0"] Class 29 - Open exceeding 14.2hh [3’3"] Competitors undertake a timed jumpoff immediately after completing a clear first round, or at the discretion of the Showjumping Judge, non clear competitors may also do so where there are only a small number of entries to a class. Listen for instructions. Show jumping faults are :- Knockdown = 4 faults, Refusal = 4 faults, Dismount or Fall = 9 faults, 2nd Refusal, Fall or Dismount = elimination. Riders and Horses/Ponies may only enter 2 Show Jumping classes. Horses/Ponies only to compete once in any Show Jumping class. Beginners and Novice S/J horse/rider combination may only enter Cradle Stakes, Nursery, Beginners or Novice W/H. WORKING HUNTER 9:30am Class 30 - Ridden Hunter Class 31 - Lead Rein. Rider 9 years and under. [1'6"] Class 32 - Cradle Stakes. Not exceeding 12hh Rider 10 years and under (Open to Lead rein competitors off lead rein) [1’9"] Class 33 - Nursery Stakes not exceeding 13hh Rider 12yrs and under [2’0"] (Not open to riders who have entered in class 31) Beginners Classes 34 & 35 not open to horse/rider combination who have won a red rosette in any W/H class, at any RRC or other show, in previous seasons. Class 34 - Beginners. Not exceeding 14hh. [1'9"] Class 35 - Beginners. Exceeding 14hh. [2'0"] Novice Classes 36 & 37 not open to horse/rider combination who have won 3 red rosettes in Novice or a higher level W/H class, at any RRC or other show, in previous seasons. Class 36 - Novice not exceeding 14hh [2’3"] Class 37 - Novice exceeding 14hh [2’6"] Class 38 - Intermediate not exceeding 14hh [2’9"] Class 39 - Intermediate exceeding 14hh [3’0"] Class 40 - Open not exceeding 14hh [3’0"] Class 41 - Open exceeding 14hh [3’3"] All horses/ponies in W/H classes must be plaited or hogged, with the exception of pure bred mountain and moorland. Open and Intermediate W/H horse/rider combination may only enter Open or Intermediate S/J classes. Riders and Horses/Ponies may only enter 2 Working Hunter classes. Horses/Ponies only to compete once in any Working Hunter class. GAMESThree Games In each age group. To follow Most Appealing Pony class. Class 42 - Lead Rein (Rider 9 years and under) Class 43 - 10 - 12 years Class 44 - 13 - 15 years Class 45 - 16 - 20 years Class 46 - 21 years and over DRESSAGE 10:00am - 3:00pm. (Judged under BDA rules) Class 47 - Juniors 11 years and under. Prelim 4 (2002) Class 48 - Juniors 12 to 15 years, Prelim test. Class 49 - Seniors 16 years and over, Prelim test. Class 50 - Juniors 12 to 15 years, Novice test. Class 51 - Seniors 16 years and over, Novice test. |
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