46 th NATIONAL BREED SHOW

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1 46 th NATIONAL BREED SHOW 27 th 29 th July 2018 Venue Warwickshire College, Moreton Morrell Entries close 26 th May 2018 Entries to Mrs Hazel Davies Culworth Station Banbury Road Moreton Pinkney Northamptonshire NN11 3SQ Contact Telephone Number

2 Guide to the schedule: To help you find the way around the schedule the contents of the pages are below: Page No Content 3 Notes 4 Advice & Guidelines 5 General Information & Safety 6 Rules of the Show 7 and Riding Club Test 8 Showing 9 In Hand 10 Show Jumping & Working Hunter 11 Activity & Fun es 12 Best Turned Out, Veteran & Driving 13 Lead Rein 14 Clifton Activity, Team Challenge, Golden Oldie, Childrens Performance 15 Championships 16 Show Timetable Entry Fees Entry fee for each class 9.50 Stable Deposit per stable (refunded on departure providing stable is left clean & tidy) Exceptions: Best Decorated Stable Progeny Groups Automatic Entry (no fee) 5.00 per group LATE ENTRIES ALL entries received after 26 th May 2018 will only be accepted at the discretion of the society and will, if accepted, be charged per class late entry fee. (Late entries will not be included in the show catalogue). IMPORTANT NOTICE - ALL FEES ALL monies will be paid in on or before 8th June All funds must be cleared by the end of June. Any competitor with outstanding monies due after this date will have their entries declined and will not be able to attend the Show. 2

3 Notes: Schedule Times Times given in this schedule may be subject to change in the light of entries received. Competitors should check the final timetable in the show catalogue which can be pre-ordered with entry or purchased on the showground. If any class is rescheduled to start more than half an hour earlier than stated in this schedule, competitors will be notified. Please listen for announcements regarding your classes. Prize Schedule es All trophies are perpetual Rosettes 1 st to 6 th will be awarded where entry numbers allow Special Rosettes for highest placed Junior and Young Riders Championships All trophies are perpetual Champion and reserve to receive sashes (subject to sponsorship) Other special awards where indicated in the Show catalogue Membership DON T FORGET YOU CANNOT COMPETE AT THE SHOW UNLESS BOTH OWNER AND COMPETITOR ARE MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY If you have not renewed your membership for 2018 or wish to join the Society see the membership section of the Society website where details are available Stewards Stewards are requested wear suits or smart clothes. Clean riding attire is also acceptable. Jeans if worn should be smart and clean. Shorts are not appropriate. Acknowledgements Cover Drawings By June Gillis and Trish Evers-Swindell 3

4 Advice & Guidelines Showing Turnout Rules Tack: Plain and simple workmanlike tack. Saddles should try and show off the shoulder with a discreet numnah if needed. Bridles can be a Pelham/double for open, intermediate and restricted classes. Snaffle bridles for novice classes. In hand: Adults: Bridles, in hand bridles with a bit and coupling, or Austrian show halters. Youngstock: As above or foal slips Coloured browbands are not considered suitable, but brass clencher browbands may be appropriate for inhand classes i.e. stallions. Riders: Tweed jacket, shirt with collar and tie. Beige, buff, canary jodhpurs. Long riding boots or jodhpur boots for juniors Brown gloves, showing cane not exceeding 30 (75cms). For the ladies, hair neatly and securely tied in a hairnet. THE USE OF SPURS IS NOT PERMITTED IN ANY RIDDEN SHOWING CLASS. In hand handlers: Tweed jackets/waistcoat. Shirt with collar and tie. Trousers and short boots. Riding hat or other appropriate headwear, eg bowler, trilby, cap, panama. Gloves/Showing cane not exceeding 30 Schooling and dressage whips are not permitted. Horses: Should be shown in their natural state with free manes and tails. Subtle trimming is permitted of the ears, jaw line and heels. Hoof oil where used should be natural/clear. Quarter marks and plaiting are not permitted. The elements judged in a showing class are manners, conformation, type and way of going (plus ride is applicable). Working Hunter It correct to wear a hacking jacket in Working Hunter classes with a tie. Discreet numnahs that match the colour of your saddle and any suitable bridle. Boots are permitted on your horse during the jumping phase, but may have to be removed for the conformation/flat ridden section. Jackets as showing above. A hacking jacket is considered appropriate for unaffiliated dressage You may wear a stock with pin or a tie Jodhpurs/breeches may be white, cream, or beige. Boots should be long black. If gaiters are worn they must match the boots. White or light coloured gloves must be worn. In Preliminary and Novice tests the horse should be in a dressage legal snaffle bit. From Elementary level, a double bridle is permitted. The horse must not wear boots or bandages. Schooling whips are permitted where stated in the rules. Spurs are not permitted for competitors 16 years and under Show Jumping In unaffiliated show jumping any jacket may be worn with a stock or tie. Jodhpurs/breeches can be cream, beige or canary. Hats should be securely fastened with a 3 point harness and can be any colour. Any bridle/bitting is permitted and saddles may have a numnah. Spurs may be worn (for riders over 16 years of age) but whips should be short. Boots on the horse are permitted. Driving It is considered correct for the whip to wear a hat, apron and gloves, to carry a whip and to be accompanied by a passenger or groom. 4

5 General Information JUNIOR RIDERS aged 16 years and under should provide themselves with a RED ARMBAND to be worn at all times so they can be easily identified. Date of birth must be recorded on entry form. The highest placed junior rider, in classes that do not have a junior section will receive Best Junior Rosette. YOUNG RIDERS aged 17 to 21 years old should provide themselves with a WHITE ARMBAND to be worn in all ridden classes so they can easily be identified. Date of birth must be recorded on entry form. The highest placed young rider, in classes that do not have a young rider section will receive Best Young Rider Rosette. EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER If you need to leave a contact number for emergencies whilst you are away from home, there will be a mobile switched on from 7am to 11pm each day. The number is It is NOT possible to make contact via the showground office. ACCOMMODATION. Accommodation on the showground is available at additional cost either by booking rooms or camping. There are a number of local places to stay. FIRST AID facilities will be supplied on, and of the show. If you require hospital treatment and do not have a car, please telephone when you are discharged and volunteer will collect you. Safety The Society require us to appoint a Safety Officer. Please make life easier for everyone by thinking about safety at all times whilst on the showground and respecting any instructions from committee members. STALLIONS All competitors are reminded to allow stallions and their handlers enough space for safety. Whilst it is the responsibility of the owner that any entire brought onto the showground is totally under control, other owners, handlers and riders must behave sensibly and allow adequate room for stallions and colts. DRIVEN TURNOUTS are to keep to the designated areas on the College campus VEHICLE ACCESS Follow signs into the lorry park. Please park tidily to allow others adequate room. PARKING only in designated areas PHOTOGRAPHER Only the official show photographer will be allowed in the ring during any class JUDGES AND STEWARDS will need to park in the designated area near to the DISABLED DRIVERS AND PASSENGERS who have a disabled persons parking permit may apply for passes to park adjacent to the. NO OTHER VEHICLES WHATSOEVER MAY USE THIS ACCESS. 5

6 Rules of the Show 1. All ponies entered must be registered with the Haflinger Society of Great Britain, within stud book Section 1, classes 1-4, and be owned or on long-term loan or lease to a member of the Society. 2. All competitors in the ridden, driven, junior handler classes must be a fully paid up member of the Haflinger Society of Great Britain. Entries will not be accepted from non-members with the exception of handlers in the In Hand breed classes and grooms in the driven classes but the owner must be a member. 3. All horses must be accompanied by a valid passport. Passports must be presented to the Secretary at the beginning of the show. 4. Vaccinations for flu and tetanus must be up to date for all horses at the Show 5. All competitors must be ready to enter the ring when called; the judge reserves the right to refuse entry to latecomers. If you are delayed in another class you must send a representative to the steward of your next class explaining your position. Please note that classes may be held ahead of the times displayed in the Secretary s Office, but will not be held up for late entries. Please listen to announcements during the day in case the class time changes. You are responsible for being at the right place at the right time. 6. The judge s decision is final at all times. 7. Any horse or driving turnout not sufficiently under control or considered unsafe shall be removed from the ring immediately at the request of the judge. 8. The Show Steering Group reserves the right to cancel, combine or divide classes. 9. Warwickshire College reserve the right to cancel, add to or amend any of the Competitions as they see fit due to weather conditions etc. 10. Neither Warwickshire College, nor any of its representative or staff or the Society shall be held liable for any accident, injury or damage or loss whatsoever, howsoever caused to any person animal or property at any time. 11. A junior or young rider competitor must be able to provide proof of age to the organisers should there be any doubt as to his/her eligibility to enter a class. Ages will be taken as from the day of the show. A responsible adult, who must be named on the entry form, must accompany juniors. The minimum age for juniors is 8yrs old 12. Any competitor wishing to make a protest, in relation to any horse exhibited at the show must make the same in writing, to the Show Secretary, within thirty minutes of the class being judged and deposit the sum of 25 which may, at the discretion of the Show Steering Group, be forfeited to the Society fund if the objection is disallowed. 13. No horse under the age of four years may be ridden on the venue 14. No competitor / rider shall allow a stallion for which they are responsible as owner, lessee, authorised agent or rider to compete or be prepared to compete, in any competition without taking adequate precautions to ensure competitors, officials or other members of the public are not put at risk of injury. No stallion may be ridden on the showground or in competition by children under the age of 14 years. 15. All show jumping classes (excluding the Pairs baton relay) will be run under BS Rule 287 (single Phase). 16. The Pairs Baton Relay will be run under the BS Top score BS Rule classes will judged in accordance with British Rules The wearing of spurs is forbidden for riders 16 years and under in all classes with the exception of Side saddle riders may wear a single spur. 19. Spurs may not be worn, or whips used, by any competitor in the following classes RDA, Gymkhana, Handy Pony, Western 20. Whips are not to exceed 30 /75cms in length in any class except or when riding Side-Saddle. Misuse of a whip will not be tolerated and judges will be asked to notify the Show Secretary of any such incidents, whether in or out of the arenas. Persistent offenders may be excluded from the show. 21. Martingales are not allowed in any ridden class. 22. Once a class has started no change of rider or handler will be allowed. 23. Juniors riders 16 years old and under must wear back protectors when jumping. It is recommended that all riders wear back protectors in jumping classes. 24. All trophies are perpetual and remain the property of the Haflinger Society of Great Britain. Trophies must be professionally machine engraved at the winners expense before return. Trophies taken home are the responsibility of the person who signs for them up to a maximum value of Stables may only be occupied by those who have booked and prepaid for them with show entries and allocated by the Show Secretary. You may request stables adjacent to friends on your entry form. No change of allocated stable is permitted without the approval of the show secretary. Owners stabling their horses on the showground accept liability for any damage caused to their stable(s) A deposit of 10 will be paid per stable occupied at the time entries are made. All stables will be inspected on departure and providing the stable is left in a clean and tidy state the 10 will be refunded to the person who paid the initial deposit. 27. No horses to be administered any medical substance without evidence of an accompanying letter from a Veterinary practice verifying treatment course. Random testing will be undertaken if thought appropriate. 28. Please dispose of your litter thoughtfully in bins provided. 29. Please do not muck out into car parks. 30. Smoking is only permitted in designated areas, and prohibited around the stable blocks. 31. All dogs must be kept on leads. If dog owners do not clean up their own dogs mess, this privilege will be removed. No dogs allowed in the stable blocks. 32. All horse and ponies must only move through areas shared with pedestrians at walk. 33. Children must be under adult supervision at all times 34. All competitors/riders must wear correctly fastened hats to current approved safety standards. The only exception is in the Side Saddle class and those riding side saddle in Concours D elegance. The wearing of Beaglers IS NOT permitted in any class regardless of the experience of the rider. 35. Correct riding and driving attire must be worn in the ring when competing, or in the case of handlers, grooms and dressage / riding test callers, correct stable dress may be worn. The stewards may refuse entry to anyone not properly attired. 36. Driven turnouts are required to keep to designated areas 37. Entries received after the close of entries will be required to pay the stated surcharge before they are allowed to compete. 38. Reimbursement of entry fees will only be considered if a doctor s or vet s letter is supplied. The Show Secretary must be notified prior to the commencement of the class. Stable, straw/bedding and evening meal tickets cannot be reimbursed unless the Show Secretary is notified at least 14 days prior to the show. Efforts will be made to sell surplus evening meal tickets, but this cannot be guaranteed. An administration fee of 10 will be deducted from any refunds given. 39. It is a condition of entry that all competitors, exhibitors, families and employees abide by the show rules. 40. All trophies remain the property of The Haflinger Society of Great Britain. Trophies awarded at the Breed Show must be returned in time for the following years Breed Show. Failure to adhere to this rule will result in any subsequent trophies awarded in the forthcoming year to that particular owner/rider/handler/producer remaining with the Society during that year. Please be aware that the Society will take action to retrieve trophies not returned. 6

7 and Riding Club Tests No Restricted Intro Open Intro Restricted Prelim Open Prelim Restricted Novice Open Novice Restricted Elementary Open Elementary Open Medium Restricted to Music Open to Music 80 Pas Seul 85 Prix Caprilli Junior Riding Club Test Beginners Riding Club Test Novice Riding Club Test Advanced Riding Club Test Day / Ring Outdoor 2 Outdoor 2 Evening Performance Riders any age, combination may enter Prelim dressage but nothing at a higher level. Combination not to have been placed 3 rd or above in any Intro dressage class. Arena 20 x 40. Snaffle bridles only. BD Introductory B NEW CLASS Riders any age, combination may enter Prelim dressage but nothing at a higher level. Arena 20 x 40. Snaffle bridles only. BD Introductory C Riders any age, combination may enter Novice dressage but nothing at a higher level. Combination not to have been placed 3 rd or above in any Prelim class. Arena 20 x 40. Snaffle bridles only. Prelim 7 Open to all riders, any age. Combination may enter Novice dressage but nothing at a higher level. Arena 20 x 40. Snaffle bridles only. Prelim 18 Riders any age, combination may enter Elementary dressage but nothing at a higher level or Intro. Combination not to have been placed 3 rd or above in any Novice class. Arena 20 x 40. Snaffle bridles only. Novice 27 Open to all riders, any age. Combination may enter Elementary dressage but nothing at a higher level or Intro. Arena 20 x 40. Snaffle bridles only. Novice 30 Riders any age, combination may enter Medium dressage but nothing at a higher level or Prelim / Intro. Combination not to have been placed 3 rd or above in any Elementary class. Arena 20 x 60. Elementary 43 Open to all riders, any age. Combination may enter Medium dressage but nothing at a higher level or Prelim / Intro. Arena 20 x 60. Elementary 57 Open to all riders, any age. Arena 20 x 60. Combination not eligible to compete in Novice / Prelim / Intro. Medium 61 NEW Horses are not to have been placed 1 st or 2 nd in to Music at the level entered at the Breed Show in the past. Level is Intro, Prelim, Novice only. Placings will be determined on percentage score. Arena 20 x 40 Horses to compete at their current level (if registered with British ) or else at Prelim level or above. Placings will be determined on percentage score. Arena 20 x 60 Prize money 1 st - 50(and rug), 2 nd - 30, 3 rd - 20 is run as freestyle to music and to be ridden in a costume themed to match and enhance the music used. Judged in two parts Technical and Artistic (see rules on Page 13) A Prix Caprilli test is a combination of jumping and dressage performed simultaneously in the same arena. The test is in walk, trot and canter. There will be two low cross poles to be jumped out of a trot, and one small upright (not exceeding 40cm) to be jumped out of a canter in both directions. Riders 16 years and under. Snaffle Bridles only Test British Riding Club Test D1 Riders any age, combination only allowed to enter dressage classes 9, 10, 75, 86, 89. Snaffle bridles only. Must not have been placed 1 st to 3 rd in a Riding Club Test Test British Riding Club Walk & Trot Test 1 Riders 17 yrs and above and must not have won a Novice RCT at previous shows. Snaffle bridles only Test British Riding Club Test D2 Riders any age. Snaffle bridles only Test British Riding Club Test D3 7

8 Showing No One Pony Owner Novice Mares 21yrs and under Novice Stallion/Gelding 21yrs & under Novice Stallion/Gelding Adults Novice Mares Adults 51 Side Saddle Open Stallion Open Mares Open Geldings Concours D Elegance Costume Concours D Elegance Intermediate 82 Novice Rider 83 Junior Rider 92 Beginners Day / Ring Open to any Mare, Gelding or Stallion registered to a Member, Family Membership or Joint Membership who has only one Haflinger horse within that membership. Can be ridden by someone other than the owner Riders must be 21 years and under Open to Mares who have not won a ridden showing class (including ridden pairs) at any show Riders must be 21 years and under Open to Stallions / Geldings who have not won a ridden showing class (including ridden pairs) at any show Riders must be over 21 years Open to Stallions / Geldings who have not won a ridden showing class (including ridden pairs) at any show Riders must be over 21 years Open to Mares who have not won a ridden showing class (including ridden pairs) at any show Horses to be 5 years and over and ridden Side Saddle Horses may be ridden by the judge Horses may be ridden by the judge Horses may be ridden by the judge Horses may be ridden by the judge The Sole criterion for this class is the elegance of the picture presented by horse & rider. Attention may be paid to the riders personal appearance but detailed inspection of rider or tack is not required. Fancy Dress / Period costume is not permitted. Competitors are required to walk, trot & canter. Can be ridden either Astride or Side Saddle. The Sole criterion for this class is the elegance of the picture presented by horse & rider and the way of going in costume. Safe tack must be used. Detailed inspection of the rider s period costume is not required. Fancy Dress is not permitted. Competitors are required to walk, trot & canter. Can be ridden either Astride or Side Saddle Open to any horse and rider combination who has not been placed 1 st to 3 rd in an Open ridden showing class (including One Pony Owner) at any show Open to rider who has not won any ridden showing class at the Breed Show. Rider must be 17yrs and over. does not qualify for the Championships Open to any horse and rider combinations. Rider must be 16yrs and under. does not qualify for the Championships Open to any rider (including lead rein) Combination must not have been placed 1 st to 3 rd in any ridden class. Walk and Trot only Combination may not enter any other ridden classes (except Novice ) NEW CLASS 8

9 In Hand Youngstock / One Pony Owner / Junior Handler / Novice Handler No Yearling Colts & Geldings 2 year old Colts & Geldings 3 year old Stallions & Geldings 27 Yearling Filly year old Filly 3 year old Filly Junior Handler One Pony Owner Novice Handler In Hand Seniors Day / Ring Open to colts or geldings aged 1 year old Open to colts or geldings aged 2 years old Open to stallions or geldings aged 3 years old Open to fillies aged 1 year old Open to fillies aged 2 years old Open to fillies aged 3 years old Competitors to be 16 years and under To be judged 25% Handling of horse, 25% Turnout of horse, 25% Turnout of handler and 25% overall appearance Open to any mare, gelding, colt or filly registered to a Member, Family Membership, or Joint Membership who has only one Haflinger pony within that membership To be judged 50% turnout/presentation and 50% conformation, type and movement Competitors to be 17 years and over. Horse of any age. To be judged 25% Handling of horse, 25% Turnout of horse, 25% Turnout of handler and 25% overall appearance. Horse & Handler combination not to have been placed 1 st or 2 nd in any In Hand classes at the Breed Show or County Level Shows in previous years No 54 Novice Mares 55 Open Mares 56 Foals 57 Stallions 58 Geldings 59 Progeny Groups Day / Ring Open to Mares aged 4 years and over who have never won a Haflinger in hand class except as a foal Open Mares aged 4 years and over Produce of Mares in classes 54 & 55 Open to Stallions aged 4 years and over Open to Geldings aged 4 years and over Groups to consist of a Mare or Stallion and 2 offspring. Entry to be made by owner of the parent animal, but offspring may be owned by other people. All animals must be entered in their appropriate individual in hand classes for preliminary scoring. Please enter this class number for each animal on parent animal s entry form. 9

10 Show Jumping No 1 Very Novice Pairs Baton Relay Alternative Rider Pairs Relay Novice Restricted 3 Novice Open 4 Intermediate 5 Open 45 Accumulator Horse & Hound Chase me Charlie Day / Ring Jumps not to exceed 40cm AMENDED CLASS Combination cannot enter any other jumping class Lead rein clipped to headcollar or a runner is permitted Jumps not to exceed 55cm Horses can only be entered in one pair in this class Jumps not to exceed 55cm NEW CLASS Horses can only be entered in one pair in this class Riders to jump on their pairs partners horse, not their own. does not qualify for the Show Jumping Championship Jumps not to exceed 55cm NEW CLASS Combination not to have won any jumping classes at the Breed Show, excluding very novice Jumps not to exceed 55cm AMENDED CLASS Combinations may not enter Intermediate or Open Horses can only jump the course once Jumps not to exceed 70cm Horses can only jump the course once Jumps not to exceed 85cm Horses can only jump the course once Each obstacle is clearly marked from points according to its difficulty - Jumps can be approached from either side and in any order. Joker if jumped clear will add 200points to score. If knocked down then 200 points will be deducted.joker can only be jumped twice. Time allowed for course 45secs. Open to all. Competitors will be required to cover a course on horseback and again leading a dog. Each animal may only compete once. Horse and rider combinations must clear one jump, if they go clear they move on to the next round, where the jump is raised. Winner is the combination that clears highest jump. Style & Performance (formerly Working Hunter) AMENDED CLASSES No Rules 64 Junior 65 Novice 66 Intermediate 67 Open Day / Ring / Time Outdoor 2&3 Outdoor 2&3 Outdoor 2&3 Outdoor 2&3 Competitors to be 16 years or under Jumps not to exceed 55cm Horses entering this class cannot enter classes 66 and 67 Competitors to be 17 years and over Jumps not to exceed 55cm Horses not to have won at the Breed Show in previous years Horses entering this class cannot enter classes 66 and 67 Competitor any age Jumps not to exceed 70cm Competitor any age Jumps not to exceed 85cm Horses will jump a mixture of show jumps and natural obstacles. Each competitor must perform a freestyle show (maximum 2 minutes), including the following movements halt / walk on a long rein, a 2 or 3 loop serpentine, extended trot on the diagonal, canter on both reins and an extended canter Marks awarded 50% Jumping 30% Freestyle Show 20% Style 10

11 Activity / Fun es No In hand Trec (formerly RDA) Open Trec Long Reined (formerly RDA) Novice Trec Open Trec (formerly RDA) Handy Pony - Senior Handy Pony - Junior Walk, Jog Western Pleasure 50 Western Trail 70 Fancy Dress 71 Prettiest Mare 72 Handsomest Gelding 73 Matching Pairs Champagne Challenge The Entertainer Day / Ring Outdoor 2 Assigned times Outdoor 2 Assigned times Outdoor 2 Assigned times Outdoor 2 Assigned times Horses any age AMENDED CLASS Trec obstacles and rules apply. Horses may not compete in the Trec classes Youngstock section for horses 3yrs and under Horses to be aged 4 years and over AMENDED CLASS Trec obstacles and rules apply. Both driving and open bridles permitted with driving saddle/pad or roller. Horses to be aged 4 years and over NEW CLASS Trec obstacles and rules apply. Combination not to have been placed 3 rd or above in any senior RDA class at the breed show or to have won a Trec class Horses to be aged 4 years and over AMENDED CLASS Trec obstacles and rules apply. Open to any combination Rider must be 17 years and over Judged on speed with penalty point for missing or knocking down obstacles Rider must be 16 years or under Judged on speed with penalty point for missing or knocking down obstacles Riders of any age Horses not to have won a Walk, Jog, Lope Western Pleasure class. To be judged according to WES rules. Riders of any age The class requires horse and rider to negotiate a series of obstacles rather like a Handy Pony class but speed is not a criteria. The pony will be marked on attitude approaching and dealing with each element of the course. Obstacles will include gates, walking over poles and reversing in a confined area. To be judged according to W.E.S. rules Open to all. Haflinger of any age Can be ridden, led or in hand Will be required to Walk around the arena, but no individual shows required Open to all. Filly or Mare of any age Can be ridden, led or in hand No individual shows required Open to all. Gelding of any age Can be ridden, led or in hand No individual shows required Open to all. Filly, Mare or Gelding of any age Can be ridden, led or in hand No individual shows required Open to all, Mare Stallion or Gelding over 4yrs Rider of any age (stallions as per rules) Riders will be supplied with a full glass of water and asked to walk, trot and canter, change the rein and repeat on the other rein. Winner of the class is the rider with the most water left at the end. Winners of the champagne must be 18yrs old and over!! judged on overall entertainment value. Can be in hand or ridden and may have a maximum of one additional person in the display on the ground. Rules on page 12 NEW CLASS 11

12 Best Turned Out No Junior - Best Condition & Turnout In Hand Senior - Day / Ring / TIme Competitors must be 16 years or under. Horses can be led by a handler. The turnout of both leader and rider will be judged. There is no ridden show Horses must be 3 years and under Competitors must be 17 years and over There is no ridden show Veteran No 41 Pre-Veteran In Hand Day / Ring Competitor any age Horses Veteran In Hand Competitor any age Horses Pre-Veteran Competitor any age Horses Veteran Competitor any age Horses 20+ Driving No 19 Show Driving 20 Ride & Drive 21 Driven Cones Day / Ring Grass 1 Grass 1 Grass 1 Open to traditional and non-traditional vehicles. To be judged on way of going, suitability of harness and vehicle for horse. Horses to be ridden by either whip or groom. In the case of pairs / teams only one horse to be ridden. Open to all vehicles. To be judged on accuracy and speed through a course of cones / obstacles Entertainer rules No required elements other than music and costume and to be entertaining (NB hats as show rules if mounted) Music, max 3mins 20 secs Marks out of 100 split as Costume Interpretation of Music Entertainment Value. 25 max 25 max 50 max 12

13 Lead Rein es All the classes below will be run at the same time as the main classes in the schedule but will be judged as a separate section No Lead Rein Trec (formerly RDA) Handy Pony - Junior Day / Ring / Time Outdoor 2 Horses to be aged 4 years and over Trec obstacles and rules apply. Combination not to have been placed 3 rd or above in any senior RDA class at the breed show or to have won a Trec class Rider must be 16 years or under Judged on speed with penalty point for missing or knocking down obstacles All classes below are a duplication of the main schedule and can all be led. These classes are judged together with the main class, there is no separate section No Junior Turn Out Prettiest Mare Handsomest Gelding Matching Pairs Beginners Day / Ring Competitors must be 16 years or under. Horses can be led by a handler. The turnout of both leader and rider will be judged. Open to all. Filly or Mare of any age Can be ridden, led or in hand No individual shows required Open to all. Gelding of any age Can be ridden, led or in hand No individual shows required Open to all. Filly, Mare or Gelding of any age Can be ridden, led or in hand No individual shows required Open to any rider (including lead rein) Combination must not have been placed 1 st to 3 rd in any ridden class. Walk and Trot only Combination may not enter any other ridden classes (except Novice ) Pas Seul Rules 1. The Pas Seul consists of a solo musical display ridden either astride or side saddle in a standard 20x60 metre dressage arena. Any costume, movement and music is allowed. Any bridle appropriate to costume or theme is permitted. 2. A maximum of 2 dismounted persons may accompany the rider in order to enhance the theme. Only the rider is required to stay within the marked arenas 3. Props may be used but are not obligatory, performers will not be penalised if they do not have props or helpers. Props must be set up within 2 minutes allowed between the end of one display and the start of the next. They will be stored at the direction of the arena steward. Performers will provide their own arena parties to move props 4. Music must be between 4 ½ and 5 minutes and will be timed from opening to closing halt 5. Compulsory movements are Walk (minimum 20 metres), Trot, Medium Trot, Canter and Medium Canter on both reins. All types of additional movements may be used but degree of difficulty may not always gain higher marks 6. Marks will be awarded out of a total of 100, consisting of 10 for each of the following elements Artistic Judge Theme, costume and characterisation Correlation of pace with musical rhythm Symmetry and interaction of partnership Music arrangement/accompaniment Entertainment value and ability to hold interest Technical Judge Paces, Freedom, regularity and impulsion Submission, lightness and ease of movements Composition of display Choreography and incorporation of music General impression If there are equal total marks, the rider judged to have higher marks for entertainment value and ability to hold interest will take the higher place 13

14 Clifton Activity / Team Challenge / Golden Oldie No Clifton Activity Team Challenge Day / Ring / Time All Weekend All Weekend Presented to the Haflinger gaining most points from the activity classes. Points awarded: 1 st 6 pts, 2 nd 5 pts, 3 rd 4 pts, etc to 6 th place Each Pony s highest score for each of the following sections will be added together to decide the winner. In the event of a tie, the number of sections placed in will be taken into consideration Section 1 Show Jumping incl Pairs and Accumulator Section 2 Showing Novice, Open, Side Saddle, Pairs & Veteran Section 3 Style & Performance Section 4 Section 5 excluding to Music & Prix Caprilli Special One Pony Owner, Western to Music, TREC, Concours, Pas Seul, Prix Caprilli Section 6 Activity es Handy Pony, Gymkhana Teams of 3 or 4 ponies to be entered by 12 noon on 28th July Best 2 scores from the Activity Scoreboard in each team No Pony may compete in more than one team Golden Oldie All Weekend To the highest placed rider 40 years old or over in the Clifton Activity results Diamond Oldie Children s Performance Newcomers Performance All Weekend All Weekend All Weekend To the highest placed oldest rider and horse combination in the Clifton Activity results (combined ages will have to be declared to the organisers!!) To the highest placed rider 8-12 years old in the Clifton Activity results To the highest placed newcomer in the Clifton Activity results Trophies Day / Ring JUNIOR NOVICE RCT Presented to the highest % score for any rider aged 16yrs or under in class 16 YOUNG RIDER NOVICE Presented to the highest % score for any rider aged 17yrs 21yrs in RCT class 17 SENIOR NOVICE RCT T Presented to the highest % score for any rider aged over 21yrs in class 17 ADVANCED RCT Presented to the highest % score for any rider in class 18 JUNIOR DRESSAGE Presented to the highest % score for any rider aged 16yrs or under in classes 9-14, 75, 89 or 90 YOUNG RIDER Presented to the highest % score for any rider aged 17yrs 21yrs in DRESSAGE classes 9-14, 75, 89 or 90 SENIOR DRESSAGE Presented to the highest % score for any rider aged over 21yrs in classes 9-14, 75, 89 or 90 RESTRICTED PRELIM Presented to the highest % score for any rider, any age in class 9 DRESSAGE TROPHY RESTRICT NOV & ELE Presented to the highest % score for any rider, any age in classes DRESSAGE 11 or 13 OPEN DRESSAGE Presented to the highest % score for any rider, any age in classes 10, 12, 14, 75 or 90 DRESSAGE TO MUSIC Presented to the highest % score for any rider, any age in class 15 RESTRICT D Presented to the highest % score for any rider, any age in class 86 DRESSAGE TO MUSIC PAS SEUL Presented to the highest % score for any rider, any age in class 80 14

15 Championships Championship Presented Qualification Champion & Reserve Highest points from classes 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 75, 86, 89, 90 Show Jumping Champion & Reserve Style & Performance Champion & Reserve Highest points from classes 2, 3, 4, 5, 45 & 84 Highest points from classes 64, 65, 66, 67 TREC Champion & Reserve Highest points from classes 7, 8, 9, 94 Veteran In Hand Champion & Reserve Champion & Reserve 1 st & 2 nd place winners from classes 41, 42 1 st & 2 nd place winners from classes 43, 44 Driving Champion & Reserve Best Exercise Vehicle Turnout, Best Show Vehicle Turnout, Best Novice Turnout, Best Veteran Horse Youngstock Champion & Reserve Best of the Opposite Sex Best British Bred Open to the 1 st and 2 nd place winners from classes 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 Novice Champion & Reserve Junior Champion & Reserve Young Rider Champion & Reserve Intermediate Champion & Reserve Open Champion & Reserve Supreme & Reserve Senior In Hand Champion & Reserve Best of the Opposite Sex Best Mare Best British Bred Open to the 1 st and 2 nd place winners from classes 34, 35, 36, 37 Open to highest placed rider 16 years or under in classes 33, 34, 35, 51, 52, 53, 62, 74 Open to highest placed rider years old in classes 33, 34, 35, 51, 52, 53, 62, 74 Open to 1 st and 2 nd place winners in classes 33, 51, 74 Open to 1 st and 2 nd place winners in classes 52, 53, 62 and winners of the 3 county shows (Royal Windsor, Three Counties & Royal Norfolk) Open to the Novice, Junior, Young Rider, Intermediate, Open & Veteran Champions & Reserves If a rider qualifies more than one horse for a Championship, it can be ridden by someone else in the Championship class Open to 1 st and 2 nd place winners from classes 54, 55, 57, 58 Supreme In Hand Open to Youngstock & Senior In Hand Champions & Reserves 15

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17 27th July 2018 Outdoor 2 Outdoor 3 9:30 Beginners Riding 9:30 09:45 Club Test (87) 09:45 10:00 Restricted Intro (89) 10:00 10:15 Novice Riding Club Prix Caprilli (85) Restricted Prelim (9) 10:15 10:30 Test (17) 10:30 10:45 Advanced Riding Club Break 10:45 Test (18) 11:00 11:00 Open Intro (75) 11:15 Prettiest Mare (71) Break Working in Arena 11:15 11:30 Break 11:30 11:45 Handsomest Gelding 11:45 (72) 12:00 12:00 Restricted Open Prelim (10) Remove Arena 12:15 Matching Pairs (73) to Music (86) 12: Junior Rider (83) Build Arena Break 13:00 13:00 Break 13:15 Restricted Very Novice Jumping Novice Rider (82) 13:15 13:30 Elementary (13) (1) Restricted Novice 13:30 (11) 13:45 Open Elementary 13:45 Raise Jumps (14) 14:00 14:00 14:15 Medium Open Novice (12) 14:15 14:30 (90) Pairs Baton Relay (2) 14:30 14:45 14:45 Pas Seul (80) Working in Arena 15:00 Alternative Rider (Jumping) 15:00 Pairs Relay (91) Champagne 15:15 Working in Arena 15:15 Break Challenge (88) 15:30 Restricted Novice 15:30 15:45 Jumping (84) 15:45 16:00 16:00 The Entertainer (93) Open Novice Jumping 16:15 (3) 16:15 16:30 16:30 16:45 16: Presentation of Trophies, Performance Awards and Points Competition 6.30 Dinner 8.00 Open to Music - Arena

18 28th July 2018 Outdoor 2 Outdoor 3 9:00 Senior Best Turned 9:00 Chase me Out - (32) 09:15 Charlie (81) 09:15 9:30 Junior Best Turned 9:30 Intermediate Jumping (4) Set up arena 09:45 Break Out - (22) 09:45 10:00 Youngstock T/O 10:00 Side Saddle (51) (23) 10:15 10:15 10:30 Open Break 10:30 Raise Jumps In Hand Trec (6) Stallion (52) 10:45 Beginners 10:45 (92) 11:00 Open Open Trec - Long 11:00 Open Jumping (5) Gelding (62) Reined (7) 11:15 Nov Ridd Gelding - U21 11:15 (35) 11:30 Novice Trec 11:30 Open Set Course (94) 11:45 Mare (53) Novice Mares - 11:45 Adult (37) 12:00 Lead Rein Trec (78) Working in 12:00 12:15 Jumping Accumulator (45) Novice Mares - Arena 12:15 12:30 Lunch Break Under 21 (34) Open Trec (8) 12:30 12:45 Novice Set Course Stallions & Geldings - 12:45 13:00 One Pony Adult (36) 13:00 13:15 Owner - Break 13:15 13:30 (33) Horse & Hound (69) Veteran In Hand (42) 13:30 13:45 Intermediate Pre Veteran In Hand 13:45 14:00 (74) (41) 14:00 14:15 Clear Arena 14:15 14:30 Pre Veteran 14:30 14:45 Concours D'Elegance (68) (43) 14:45 15:00 Costume Concours D'Elegance (76) 15:00 15:15 Veteran (44) 15:15 15:30 15:30 15:45 15:45 16:00 Inspection VETERAN CHAMPIONSHIPS 16:00 16:15 NOVICE RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP 16:15 Note: if anyone wishes to drive, time will be arranged during 16:30 JUNIOR RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP 16:30 or 16:45 YOUNG RIDER CHAMPIONSHIP 16:45 17:00 INT RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP 17:00 17:15 OPEN RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP 17:15 17:30 SUPREME RIDDEN CHAMPS 17: Presentation of Trophies 7.00 Dinner 8.30 Evening Entertainment - covered arena

19 29th July 2018 Outdoor 2 Outdoor 3 09:00 Yearling Colts & Geldings (24) Western Pleasure 9:00 09:15 2yr old Colts & Geldings (25) (49) 09:15 09:30 3yr old Colts & Geldings (26) Junior Style & Performance 09:30 Western Trail 09:45 Yearling Filles (27) (64) (50) 09:45 10:00 Junior Handler (30) 2yr old Fillies (28) Novice Style & Performance 10:00 10:15 Novice Handler (46) 3yr old Fillies (29) Change Arena (65) 10:15 10:30 10:30 10:45 Fancy Dress (70) Novice Mares - In Hand (54) Handy Pony 10:45 11:00 11:00 Break & Raise Jumps Under 16 (48) 11:15 11:15 One Pony Owner - In 11:30 Break Hand (31) Over 16 (47) 11:30 11:45 Intermedate Style & 11:45 Lead Rein (79) Performance (66) 12:00 12:00 Open Mares - In Hand (55) 12:15 12:15 12:30 Stallions in Hand (57) Break & Raise Jumps 12:30 12:45 Geldings 4yrs & over - In Hand (58) 12:45 13:00 Open Style & Performance 13:00 13:15 (67) Progeny Groups (59) 13:15 13:30 13:30 13:45 JUDGES PRESENTATION 13:45 14:00 WORKING HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP 14:00 14:15 YOUNGSTOCK CHAMPIONSHIP 14:15 14:30 SENIOR IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIP 14:30 14:45 SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP 14:45