umping Winter League Finals Championships of Great Britain

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1 Winter League Finals Juniors: 31st March - 2nd April (Sat - Mon) Seniors: 20th - 22nd April (Fri - Sun) Championships of Great Britain Seniors: 17th - 19th (Fri - Sun) August Juniors: 25th - 27th (Sat - Mon) August ALL Heats now run on the Superflex All Weather Arena J umping

2 The Show Jumping Championships of Great Britain & Cricklands Winter League Finals Package Includes: Parking THREE Speed TWO Championship Heats Pitch for Tent, Lorry and / or Caravan Showground Entrance for the duration of the event for 3 people (Extra Wristbands 10) It s Gonna Be Great Wonderful Family Holiday Great Value for Money Safe Environment for Kids Premier UK Venue Superb Family Fun Entrance to Parties each night in the Pavilion Show Membership Stables for FOUR Nights! New and Improved Shower Facilities Enter a second class for just 46 Limited Premier Parking (includes Electric Hook Up) Available, for weekend Class Availability Branded Merchandise All New Rules & Photo Gallery Regulations Directions to the Showground Broomies Pavilion Evening Entertainment Every Night Great Value Food Competitive Bar Prices Dance floor and Disco Wonderful, Friendly Holiday Atmosphere Previous Results All about Cricklands Plus, information on all the other events that we host here at the Centre Customer Comments I would like to thank you for the wonderful shows, riding facilities and opportunities provided at Cricklands Many thanks, we all had a fab weekend and hope to return in August and each year thereafter, it was well worth the 12 hour round trip from Northumberland!! Just a quick to say that I had a great time at the show. I found it extremely professional and well run Once again thank you so much to all involved from friendly ground staff to Office & Ring officials for making this event so wonderful Just thought I would let you know what a great time I had over the weekend. Many, many thanks for such an amazing experience for the children and for allowing us to be part of such a wonderful and exciting weekend. 2

3 Overview of your Once you have enterred, either online or using a Registration Card from you nearest Qualifying Venue, you will automatically be eligible to compete into each of the following 5. DAY ONE: Speed Class (morning) & Team Jumping ( 10 extra) DAY TWO: Speed Class and Heat One Day THREE: Speed Class and Heat Two If you wish to jump in the optional Speed, you must have informed the Secretaries Office the previous day. The deadline for this is 4.30pm, except for the speed class on Day One, when the office will stay open until 6pm the night before. For those hoping to arrive on Day One, Declarations for the speed classes that day MUST be received by 8am. At that time sheets will be taken away. If there are any changes on the day, please inform the collecting ring steward on the relevant arena. If you are late, you will miss your chance. Telephone declarations are How to declare for the Speed Important Please Read not accepted. The order that people shall jump in Heat One and Heat Two will Rosettes & Prize Money be drawn in the Secretaries Office and shall be displayed on the Notice Board outside the office the night before each of the classes. Each of the five classes has rosettes 1 st - 10 th together with the following Prizemoney: 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 The overall winner of each height will be the horse and rider combination with the most points over the final TWO days, not necessarily the person who wins the Final on Day Three. In the event of a tie in points, the rider with the most points from Day Three will be deemed the winner. Overall Winners All will be run under British Show Jumping Rules. 3

4 Junior BS Combinations are defined as any combinations that includes either a horse/pony OR rider that has competed in a British Showjumping (BS) class in the 6 months prior to the first day of the show. 10 & Under 2 0 / 70cms Pony Riders: 10 Years and Under on 1 st Jan Fences: 2 0 in first Round 11 & Under 2 3 / 70cms Pony Riders: 11 Years and Under on 1 st Jan 12 & Under 2 6 / 75cms Pony Riders: 12 Years and Under on 1 st Jan 2 3 / 70cms Pony 2 6 / 75cms Pony 2 6 / 75cms Horse 2 3 / 70cms Pony OPEN 2 6 / 75cms Pony OPEN 2 9 / 80cms Pony OPEN 2 9 / 80cms Horse OPEN 3 0 /95cms Pony/Horse OPEN 3 3 /1.05m Pony/Horse OPEN Fences: 3 3 in first Round Over 35s cms Pony/Horse Over 35s cms Pony/Horse Over 35s cms Pony/Horse Over 35s cms Pony/Horse 2 3 / 70cms Horse 2 6 / 75cms Pony 2 6 / 75cms Horse 2 9 / 85cms Pony OPEN 2 9 / 85cms Horse OPEN 3 0 / 95cms Pony OPEN 3 0 / 95cms Horse OPEN 3 3 / 1.05cms Horse OPEN Fences: 3 3 in first Round Senior BS Combinations are defined as any combinations that includes either a horse/pony OR rider that has competed in a British Showjumping (BS) class in the 6 months prior to the first day of the show. 4

5 Day ONE HEAT ONE This class will be run as a Jump Off (A7) or Two Phase Class. Every clear in the first round will be awarded 5 points. If the class is run under Two Phase rules, then all double clears will be awarded 5 points. In addition, the first 10 places will be given points in the following manner: 1 st 100 Points (& 10) 2 nd 90 Points (& 9) 3 rd 80 Points (& 8) 4 th 70 Points (& 7) 5 th 60 Points (& 6) Speed Class (morning) Speed Class One round, straight against the clock. Rosettes 1 st - 10 th Prize Money 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 One round, straight against the clock. Rosettes 1 st - 10 th Prize Money 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 TEAM JUMPING (afternoon) Limited number of Teams, first come first serve Each team is made up of three or four riders. The competition shall consist of two rounds. In the first round, each member of the team jumps but only the best three scores will count. The order of the teams will be drawn. Each team member will ride one after the other. Teams that are clear will then go through to the jump off. Each team has to nominate 2 riders to represent them in the jump off round. Both of these riders scores and times will be combined to determine the winning Team. Entry Fee: 40 per Team. Prize Money: 40, 36, 32, 28, 24, 20 (per team), Rosettes 1 st - 6 th 6 th 50 Points (& 5) 7 th 40 Points (& 4) 8 th 30 Points (& 3) 9 th 20 Points (& 2) 10 th 10 Points (& 1) Day TWO Day THREE Speed Class One round, straight against the clock. HEAT TWO This class will be run as a Jump Off (A7) or Two Phase Class. This time there are no points for clears. The order of the jump off (or first round if run Two Phase) will be drawn in reverse order of points already earned. The first ten places will be awarded points in the following manner: 1 st 150 Points (& 10) 2 nd 135 Points (& 9) 3 rd 120 Points (& 8) 4 th 105 Points (& 7) 5 th 90 Points (& 6) 6 th 75 Points (& 5) 7 th 60 Points (& 4) 8 th 45 Points (& 3) 9 th 30 Points (& 2) 10 th 15 Points (& 1) Final Presentations After Heat Two, the rosettes for that class will be awarded in the arena, followed by a Lap of Honour. Then, the overall awards for for the Gold, Silver and Bronze medal positions in each class will be awarded whilst mounted in the arena. 5

6 Frequently Asked Questions What to do now! Find a Qualifying Venue near you. Contact them and ask when they are next running a Qualifying Class. Go to the event and try to get a double clear in any of the different height categories. If you do manage to jump double clear you will be given a Mini Qualification Card. With the unique number on this card, you will then be able to enter online at Alternatively, get a Registration Card from the Show secretary, and send in this card, together with the 10 deposit, and you will be qualified for the Finals. Its as simple as that. How do I know I ll be good enough? It seems like a long way to travel? I ve never stayed away at a show before? What do we do once we are there? These finals are meant for people like you. Anyone that can jump a double clear at 2 3 / 70cms is able to qualify. Find someone that has already come to the centre and they will tell you that you can be sure that we cater for individuals of all standards. Most people found that, whether you win or not, it really is a great weekend of fun. We are only 8 minutes from the Severn Bridge, with main roads leading virtually right up to the entrance. The Show has been designed for people like you to come and stay over. Why not team up with people from your livery yards or that live near and share a lorry? Don t panic! Last year saw more first-timers than ever before. The stable is included in the price, as is a space for your tent, caravan, car, jeep or lorry. The food is great value too so you won t get ripped off once you re here! On arrival to the Showground, check in with the Stable Manager, who will show you to your stable. Your stable number is not the same as your running numbers. The Speed are all optional, so if you would rather rest your horse or pony you can do. To be entered in the speed classes you MUST declare in the office. You will automatically be entered for the Heats. Heats 1 and 2 are run in drawn order. This means that the night before the competition, the secretaries of the Show put all the names in a hat and make the order of competing random. This order must be adhered to and no squeezing in is allowed! The jump off in Heat 2 will be in reverse order of points already earned. (If the class is run 2 Phase, the first round will be in reverse order of points already earned). What s the rule on BSJA membership/open? What do we need to bring with us? If either riders or horses / ponies have competed in BS classes in the 6 months prior to the show, they may only compete in the classes put on for them. Anyone caught in breach of this rule will be sent home and barred from future competitions. A full list of all our classes can be found on page 4. You will need to bring all your own mucking out equipment and water buckets. We sell haylage and shaving on site at competitive prices but you may bring your own if you prefer. We do not allow straw or paper in the stables. 6