-------- Schedule 2010 (63^rd Year) --------

Refreshments available. First Aid personnel in attendance (subject to availability of volunteers). Toilets on site.

MEMBERSHIP AND CLASS ENTRY FEES HAVE BEEN HELD FOR THE 2ND YEAR RUNNING AT 2008 LEVELS

Membership £16 per year, £14 if paid before first show.

ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP - To comply with insurance requirements anyone who enters a ring in control of a horse or pony must be a member of the club. All Lead Rein Handlers and Showing Grooms must therefore have Associate Membership at a nominal fee of £1 per year.

Entry per day £13 (Second Pony £8), max 5 classes, extra classes £2 each. One class only £4. Two classes £7. Levy £2 per competitor per show. Rosettes and points awarded to 6th place.

All Ages: As at 1st January 2010.

Spurs: Are only allowed in classes 5, 6, 8, 28, 30, 41, 43, 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.

S/J & W/H heights are at judge’s discretion, & subject to ground conditions.

Trophies: Perpetual trophies will be presented to 4th place at the Annual Presentation evening (to be held at the South Normanton Community Centre on Saturday 20th November 2010), with rosettes for 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).

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.

CLASSES

Riders and Horses/Ponies may only enter 2 Show Jumping classes. Horses/Ponies only to compete once in any Show Jumping class.

Show jumping faults are :- refusal = 4 faults, dismount or fall = 9 faults, 2nd refusal or dismount = elimination, knockdown = 4 faults.

* Classes 21, 22, 23, horse/rider combination not to have won a red rosette in any jumping class, at any RRC or other show, in previous seasons.

# Classes 25, 26, not open to horse/rider combination who have won 3 red rosettes in that class in previous seasons.

Beginners and Novice S/J horse/rider combination may only enter Cradle Stakes, Nursery, Beginners or Novice W/H.

Classes with the same maximum jump height may be run together, e.g. classes 24 and 25, but will be judged separately (in order to save time).

Due to popular demand we will adopt the format this year of competitors undertaking their jumpoff round immediately after completing a clear first round; or in cases where there are only a small number of entries to a class all competitors, at the discretion of the Showjumping Judge.

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.

* Classes 36 & 37 horse/rider combination not to have won a red rosette in any W/H class, at any RRC or other show, in previous seasons.

# Classes 38 & 39 not open to horse/rider combination who have won 3 red rosettes in any W/H classes in previous seasons, at RRC or other shows.

Riders and Horses/Ponies may only enter 2 Working Hunter classes.

Horses/Ponies only to compete once in any Working Hunter class.