Area 12 Show Jumping - Barrier Health Spring Festival Qualifier - hosted by Old Berkeley Hunt North

Entry fee £27.00 per class (plus booking fee)

ENTRIES www.horse-events.co.uk closing date 20th January earlier if classes are full.

Secretary Sue Palmer-Shaw oldberkeleynorth@pcuk.org times available on www.ponyclubresults.co.uk from 28th January To edit your horse or rider details change class or cancel your entry before the closing date log in to your Horse Events account and edit your booking under the ‘EDIT ENTRY’ tab.

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION All competitors must be members of the Pony Club both at the closing date for entries to the competition and at the date of the competition. • A combination of horse and rider can compete at two adjacent levels of the same sport. • No horse may be ridden more than once in the same class. • Riders may ride a maximum of three horses at the Area Competition and two horses at the Championships in any one class. • Horses may only be ridden by one rider in a class at the Area Competitions and at the Championships.

PC80, PC90, and PC100 classes will run as a Single Phase.

PC110 will be run as Table A7. All dimensions apply to the first round of each competition. The jump-off or the timed section of a single phase will have two/three fences at 5cm higher than the class height. Except where varied in these rules, this competition will be judged in accordance with the Pony Club Show Jumping Rule Book.

STABLING

• • Day Stables are available to book for pony club shows via dedicated event links which can be found on the events tab of the Bury Farm website, www.buryfarmequestrianvillage.co.uk
  • Any horse or pony which uses a Bury Farm stable must be deemed fit and healthy, and must be fully vaccinated. Bury Farm operates a 12-month vaccination policy
  • Bury Farm will keep stabling open until the Thursday lunchtime prior to a Saturday show, and the Friday lunchtime prior to a Sunday show. Any stable bookings after this time will need to be managed directly by the pony club organisers
  • Bury Farm will supply a list of stable allocations for both free helper and paid-for day stables to the pony club organiser via email on the Thursday afternoon prior to a Saturday show, or a Friday afternoon prior to a Sunday show
  • It is the pony club’s responsibility to ensure that these allocations are adhered to at the show. A member of the pony club should be nominated as the ‘go-to’ person to provide directions on where to go for stables, and to check that the allocations do not differ from those provided by Bury Farm prior to the event. Organisers are also encouraged to do spot checks on passports to adhere with Bury Farm’s biosecurity policies.
  • All stables, must be left clean and dry with banks forked to the sides upon departure. A muck-out fee of £15 will be charged for any competitor who does not leave stables in a suitable condition upon departure. This fee will revert to the pony club if there is any dispute on which competitor used a stable, and so it is important that the pony club organiser is confident of which stables have been used by whom at the show.

TEAM COMPETITION

Branches/Centres may enter a team of three members in each section of the Area Qualifier competitions. The team members must compete in the same level of competition. The team must comprise of three members and all three scores count. Area/Mixed Teams will not be eligible to qualify for the Championships.

The current Pony Club Saddlery and Dress Rules apply.

Times will be available on www.ponyclubresults.co.uk from 28th January

Individual rosettes to 8th place. Team rosettes to 6th place Results will be published on www.ponyclubresults.co.uk 

Thank you to our generous sponsors Whitestar Commercial Dataa & Electrical Services