British Riding Clubs Area 16
Intermediate Winter Dressage
and
Show Jumping
Qualifier
on Sunday 6th November 2022
at
ARENA UK SHOW CENTRE,
ALLINGTON ROAD, ALLINGTON,
GRANTHAM, NG32 2EF
(Championships held 22nd – 23rd of April 2023 at Onley Grounds Equestrian Complex, Willoughby, Rugby, CV23 8AJ
Entry Fee:
Team entry 21.50
Individual Entry 23.50
Enquiry’s to Caroline West 01507 604491 - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Entries must be booked and paid for prior to Friday 14th October 2022.
Dressage Classes:
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Class
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Class Name
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Test
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Entry Fee
Below
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1
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Junior Winter Dressage
Prelim Individual
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Prelim 14 (2006)
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2
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Junior Winter Dressage
Prelim Individual
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Prelim 18 (2002)
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3
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Junior Winter Dressage
Novice Individual
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Novice 28 (2008)
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4
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Junior Winter Dressage
Novice Individual
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Novice 30 (2006)
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5
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Junior Winter Dressage
Team
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Two competitors will ride different tests at Prelim and two will ride a different test at Novice
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4
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Junior Winter Dressage
Elementary Individual
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Elementary 42 (2008)
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6
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Senior Winter Dressage
Prelim Individual
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Prelim 18 (2002)
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7
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Senior Winter Dressage
Novice Individual
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Novice 28 (2008)
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8
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Senior Winter Dressage
Novice Individual
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Novice 30 (2006)
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9
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Senior Winter Dressage
Elementary Individual
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Elementary 42 (2008)
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10
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Senior Winter Dressage
Team
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One competitor rides prelim, two competitors will ride different tests at Novice and one will ride Elementary
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11
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Mixed Senior and Junior class
Pick a Test Individual
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Medium 63 (2002) or
Advanced Medium 90 (2012)
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Show Jumping classes:
Note: Horses / competitors which are eligible may now compete in 2 progressive classes – 80cm and 90cm / 90cm and 100cm / 100cm and 110cm
Those horses / competitors eligible to compete in both 80cm & 90cm classes will compete in the 90cm class at this event and the 80cm class held on Saturday 6th November.
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Class
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Class Name
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Entry Fee
Below
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1
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Junior Winter 90cm
Show Jumping Team
Height in first round: 90cm
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2
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Junior Winter 90cm
Show Jumping Individual
Height in first round: 90cm
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3
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Senior Winter 90cm
Show Jumping Team
Height in first round: 90cm
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4
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Senior Winter 90cm
Show Jumping Individual
Height in first round: 90cm
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5
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Mixed Senior/Junior Winter 100cm
Show Jumping Team
Height in first round:100cm
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6
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Mixed Senior/Junior Winter 100cm
Show Jumping Individual
Height in first round:100cm
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7
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Mixed Senior/Junior Winter 110cm
Show Jumping Team
Height in first round: 110cm
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8
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Mixed Senior/Junior Winter 110cm
Show Jumping Individual
Height in first round: 110cm
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Eligibility for all classes can be found in the current BRC Handbook. Eligibility will be taken from the close of pre-entry. All competitors must be a member and be on the BRC Database by midday the Friday before the qualifier. Anyone failing to meet the eligibility criteria will be disqualified and informed by BRC HQ when the results are processed.
BRC are pleased to announce that once again HorseHage & Mollichaff have sponsored the British Riding Clubs Intermediate Winter Championships. HorseHage & Mollichaff produce a range of high fibre forages, chaffs and complete feeds.
Pre-entries to BRC Office can be made via the pre-entry website: https://brc.bhs.org.uk/login?referral=%2Fselect
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Times will be sent to team managers by 6.00pm on Thursday 3rd November 2022
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Please note: No changes permitted after this time.
Please check BRC 2022 updates for any changes to published BRC Handbook Rules. Some become effective for these Winter Qualifiers.
Rules:
This competition will run under BRC Rules, anyone in attendance will be bound by the BRC Code of Conduct. It is important that all competitors are aware of the rules relating to this competition – please see the current BRC Handbook and also the BRC Rule Amendments and Changes Document which can be found at the link below: https://www.bhs.org.uk/british-riding-clubs/brc-downloads/brc-handbook/
All entrants must submit a pre-entry to BRC (fees can be found in the current BRC Handbook) at least 21 days before the date of the qualifier. Pre-entries can be made via the pre-entry website https://brc.bhs.org.uk/login?referral=%2Fselect . Late pre-entries may be accepted at the discretion of the organiser with a late surcharge of £10 per individual and £20 per team (payable to BRC HQ) if space permits. Late entries cannot be guaranteed and so therefore must not be paid for until approval from the organiser has been gained.
Once the pre-entry has been made, an area entry must be made via the details outlined on this schedule.
If the date of the qualifier is cancelled for any reason and rescheduled within 21 days, the close of pre-entry will remain. If the qualifier is rescheduled for more than 21 days after the original date, entries will re-open. Late entry fees will not be refunded. Eligibility is taken from the Friday before the qualifier, regardless of rescheduling. Pre-entries that cannot attend the new date may be issued a credit note but the Team Manager must inform the office in writing before the cut-off date which the area will be informed of upon rescheduling.
Hats
All hats must have a visible current BRC/BE/PC hat tag in place before they are worn on the showground, to show that they meet the current safety standards. There will be a trained official available on the day to do this for you if your hat does not currently have one. For up-to-date hat rules please see the current BRC Handbook.
Body Protectors
A body protector is not mandatory for these competitions but can be worn.
Flu Vaccinations & Microchips
Your horse must have up to date influenza vaccinations in line with rule G7 in the current BRC Handbook. There is also a checking device on the BRC website. If you are unsure, please call BRC on 02476 840518, or Area Rep. As of 1 October 2020, it is compulsory for all horses to be microchipped. It is the rider’s responsibility to ensure the horse is chipped and it is traceable.
Numbers to qualify as per Appendix 10 in the current BRC Handbook.
Junior classes are for competitors aged under 18 on 1 January 2022..
Any item of jewellery or alternative medical treatment wristbands must be covered up by clothing or gloves, if they cannot be removed, at the riders own risk.
Hair must be neatly secured and should not hang lower than the shoulder line (when standing normally).
Only competitors may work in a horse/pony before a class.
Children aged 16 years and under must not be left unattended in vehicles.
Dogs must remain in vehicle.
No horses to be left unattended tied up outside horseboxes/trailers.
Cars to be parked in allocated area only.
Please pick all litter, muck and hay from around your horsebox in the parking area and take home.
TEAM MANAGERS:
Please Note: Covid-19 requirements to comply with Government / BRC Guidelines will be published closer to the qualifier if required.
Disclaimer of liability – save for death or personal injury caused by the negligence of the organiser or anyone for whom they are responsible BRC does not accept any liability for any accident, loss, damage, injury or illness to horses, owners, riders, spectators, land or any other person or property whatsoever.
TELEPHONE NUMBER ON THE DAY AND IN THE EVENT OF BAD WEATHER:
07903 830923
Play Your Part and Stay Apart.
