CLASSES – HORSES
HORSE CLASSES
R.I.H.S RIDDEN HUNTER. Classes 200 to 206 & 213 are qualifying classes for the Royal International Horse Show and Horses must be registered on the 2008 Show Hunter Register. Owners & Riders must be Members of Sport Horse Breeding (GB). A £7.00 R.I.H.S levy is included in the entry fees.
CONDITIONS. ALL HUNTER CLASSES WILL BE JUDGED UNDER SPORT HORSE BREEDING OF GREAT BRITAIN RULES. CLASSES 200 to 206 & 213 ARE QUALIFYING EVENTS FOR THE 2008 ROYAL INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW AND ONLY HORSES REGISTERED ON THE 2008 SHOW HUNTER REGISTER ARE ELIGIBLE TO ENTER. REGISTRATION NUMBERS MUST BE QUOTED ON THE ENTRY FORMS AND OWNERS AND RIDERS MUST BE FULL MEMBERS OF THE SPORT HORSE BREEDING OF GREAT BRITAIN. THE TWO HIGHEST PLACED HORSES IN CLASSES 200, 201, 202, 203, 204 & 213 WILL QUALIFY TO ENTER AT THE ROYAL INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW. NO HORSE LOWER THAN SECOND PLACE IN ITS CLASS WILL QUALIFY FOR THE R.I.H.S.
THE FIRST THREE PLACED HORSES IN THE RIDDDEN AMATEUR CLASSES 205 & 206 WILL QUALIFY TO ENTER AT THE ROYAL INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW. NO HORSE LOWER THAN THIRD PLACE IN CLASSES 205 & 206 WILL QUALIFY FOR THE R.I.H.S.
“THE NATIONAL HUNTER SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW” (“NHSCS”) QUALIFYING CLASSES. All Hunter Classes will be judged under Society’s Rules. Classes 200, 201, 202, 203 & 204 are qualifying events for this year’s NHSCS and only horses registered on the current year Show Hunter Register are eligible to enter. Registration must be quoted on entry forms and owners & riders must be members of the Society. The three highest placed horses in each class will qualify to enter at the NHSCS. No horse lower than third in its class will qualify.
JUDGES: Miss. L Russell, Surrey (Ride) Mrs. M G Evans, Suffolk (Con)
Classes kindly Sponsored by BURLEY APPLIANCES LTD JUDGING COMMENCES AT 8.45 a.m. MAIN RING.
CLASS No.
200. Lightweight Ridden Hunter. Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over, capable of carrying up to 12 stone 7lbs
CLASS No.
201. Middleweight Ridden Hunter. Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over, capable of carrying 12 stone 7lbs, and not exceeding 14 stone
CLASS No.
202. Heavyweight Ridden Hunter. Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over, capable of carrying over 14 stone
Special 1. THE HANBURY TROPHY and Champion Rosette and Sash will be awarded by The Rutland Agricultural Society to the Champion Ridden Hunter. First and Second prize winners from Classes 200, 201 & 202 to compete.
Special 2. The Brett Perpetual Challenge Cup presented for the Best Ridden Hunter from classes 200, 201 & 202, the property of a farmer or subscriber to any of the Leicestershire Hunts. Those eligible to wear a blue armband. This will be judged immediately after the above classes and before the Ridden Hunter Championship.
ENTRY FEE – £22.00 (including £7.00 RIHS Levy.) ENTRIES CLOSE 12th MAY 2008
SMALL HUNTER
JUDGING FOLLOWING CLASS 212 (not before 12.30pm) IN RING 4
THE TWO HIGHEST PLACED HORSES IN CLASS 203 WILL QUALIFY TO ENTER AT THE ROYAL INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW. NO HORSE LOWER THAN SECOND PLACE IN ITS CLASS WILL QUALIFY FOR THE R.I.H.S. Class kindly Sponsored by MASTERFOODS
JUDGE: Miss. D Atkinson, Suffolk
CLASS No.
203. Small Hunter. Mare or Gelding, 4years old or over, exceeding 148cm but not exceeding 158cms.
The highest placed exhibit not already qualified within the first six places in class 203 will receive a “Registration of Qualification” in the ring for the 2008 Ponies (UK) Brineton Small Hunter Championship.
LADIES HUNTER JUDGING FOLLOWING CLASS 203 IN RING 4
THE TWO HIGHEST PLACED HORSES IN CLASS 204 WILL QUALIFY TO ENTER AT THE ROYAL INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW. NO HORSE LOWER THAN SECOND PLACE IN ITS CLASS WILL QUALIFY FOR THE R.I.H.S.
JUDGE: Mrs. R Morris, Lincs
Class kindly Sponsored by RPC CONTAINERS LTD
CLASS No.
204. Ladies’ Hunter. Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over. To be ridden by a
lady side-saddle.
AMATEUR RIDERS RIDDEN HUNTER
Classes kindly Sponsored by WEATHERBYS & FPD SAVILLES, STAMFORD
THE FIRST THREE PLACED HORSES IN THE RIDDDEN AMATEUR CLASSES WILL QUALIFY TO ENTER AT THE ROYAL INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW. NO HORSE LOWER THAN THIRD PLACE IN CLASSES 205 & 206 WILL QUALIFY FOR THE R.I.H.S.
JUDGE: Mr. N Oliver, Cambs (Ride) Miss. L Russell (Conformation) JUDGING COMMENCES at 2.30am IN RING 4
CLASS No.
205. Lightweight Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of carrying 13 stone and under.
CLASS No.
206. Heavyweight Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of carrying over 13 stone.
Definition of Amateur Status: A person is an amateur for showing purposes, when showing ridden hunter in an amateur class, if he or she does not: 1.) Engage in breeding, livery, buying, selling, dealing or hiring horses as a means of deriving a main source of income, since 1st Jan 2006 2.) Accept remuneration whether it be monetary or goods in kind for employment in connection with horses in a racing, showing or livery stables or riding school (instruction at Pony Club & Riding Club excepted), since 1st Jan 2006 3.) Show a horse owned or sponsored by a company or commercial firm, or a horse for which his or her immediate family accepts livery or training charges from a person outside the immediate concern, since 1st Jan 2005 4.) Show a horse which a professional rider has qualified in the Weight or Small ridden Hunter Class for either the HOYS or the RIHS during the current year, unless the horse has subsequently been re-registered under new ownership. 5.) Show a horse which is exhibited by a professional rider at the same show. 6.) An Amateur Working Hunter may not be ridden by a professional rider in a Working Hunter class on the same day. 7.) Professional show persons must not enter the Amateur Ring whilst the classes are in progress.
Special 2A. Champion and Reserve Champion Rosettes and Champion Sash
will be awarded by The Rutland Agricultural Society. First and Second prize winners from
Classes 205 & 206 to compete. This will be judged immediately after class 206.
PRIZES: Classes 200 – 206 & 208 First - £30.00 Second - £25.00 Third - £20.00 Fourth - £15.00. Rosettes to 8th place
ENTRY FEE – £22.00 (including £7.00 RIHS Levy) ENTRIES CLOSE 12th MAY 2008
COBS
CONDITIONS. Classes 208 & 209 are held under the rules and jurisdiction of the British Show Horse Association who present Award of Merit, Young Rider and Amateur rosettes to 8th place. Only one may be presented in any one season. All entries must be registered with, and riders and owners must be members of the B.S.H.A except class 207.
Classes 208 & 209 are qualifiers for THE ROYAL INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW. If the first has already qualified, the second placed will qualify. If first and second have qualified, then the third will go forward. No Cob lower than third place in its class will qualify for the R.I.H.S.
National Championship Show. 1st, 2nd & 3rd prizewinners in classes 208 & 209 will qualify for the Classic Supreme classes at the National Championship Show.
A £7.00 R.I.H.S levy is included in entry fee for classes 208 & 209.
JUDGE: Mrs. D Monaghan-Bentley (Ride) Miss Z Pawley (Conformation)
Classes kindly Sponsored by BULLIMORES SAND & GRAVEL LTD
COMMENCING RING 4 AT 8.30a.m.
CLASS No.
207. Unaffiliated Novice Riding Cob Mare or gelding, exceeding 148cm but not exceeding 155cm to be ridden. For registered or unregistered Cobs which has not won a first prize of £25.00 or more or a total of £100.00 in any showing classes.
ENTRY FEE - £15.00 Entries Close 12th May 2008
PRIZES: Class 207 First - £25.00 Second - £20.00 Third - £15.00 Fourth - £10.00. Rosettes to 8th place
CLASS No.
208. Lightweight Riding Cob Mare or gelding, 4 years and over, capable of carrying up to 14 stone, exceeding 148cm but not exceeding 155cm, to be ridden.
209. Heavyweight Riding Cob Mare or gelding, 4 years and over, capable of carrying more than 14 stone, exceeding 148cm but not exceeding 155cm, to be ridden.
Special 3. Championship. Champion and Reserve Champion Rosettes and Champion Sash will be awarded by The Rutland Agricultural Society. First and Second prize winners from Classes 207, 208 & 209 to compete. This will be judged immediately after class 209.
PRIZES: Classes 208 & 209 First - £30.00 Second - £25.00 Third - £20.00 Fourth - £15.00. Rosettes to 8th place
ENTRY FEE – £22.00 (including £7.00 RIHS Levy.) ENTRIES CLOSE 12th MAY 2008
HACKS
CONDITIONS. Classes 211 & 212 are held under the rules and jurisdiction of the British Show Horse Association who present Award of Merit, Young Rider and Amateur rosettes to 8th place. Only one may be presented in any one season. All entries must be registered with, and riders and owners must be members of the B.S.H.A except class 210.
Classes 211 & 212 are qualifiers for THE ROYAL INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW. If the first has already qualified, the second placed will qualify. If first and second have qualified, then the third will go forward. No Hack lower than third place in its class will qualify for the R.I.H.S.
National Championship Show. 1st, 2nd & 3rd prizewinners in classes 211 & 212 will qualify for the Classic Supreme classes at the National Championship Show.
A £7.00 R.I.H.S levy is included in the entry fee for classes 211 & 212.
Classes kindly Sponsored by OAKHAM SCHOOL
JUDGING TO FOLLOW CLASS 209 RING 4 (not before 10.30am)
JUDGE: Miss. D Atkinson, Suffolk (Ride) Mrs. D Monaghan-Bentley (Con)
CLASS No.
210. Unaffiliated Novice Hack Mare or gelding, exceeding 148cm but not exceeding 160cm to be ridden. If the category has been changed from Riding Horse to Hack, it may not revert back to a Novice if it has won £25.00 or more or a total of £100.00 in any showing classes. This competition is open to exhibitors who are not members of the B.S.H.C & R.H.A. Snaffle bridles may be worn for novice classes.
ENTRY FEE - £15.00 Entries Close 12th May 2008
PRIZES: Class 210 First - £25.00 Second - £20.00 Third - £15.00 Fourth - £10.00. Rosettes to 8th place
CLASS No.
211. Small Hack Mare or gelding, 4 years and over, exceeding 148cms, but not exceeding 154cms.
212. Large Hack Mare or gelding, 4 years and over, exceeding 154cms, but not exceeding 160cms.
Special 4. Championship. Champion and Reserve Champion Rosettes and Champion Sash will be awarded by The Rutland Agricultural Society. First and Second prize winners from Classes 210, 211 & 212 to compete. This will be judged immediately after class 212.
PRIZES: Classes 211 & 212 First - £30.00 Second - £25.00 Third - £20.00 Fourth - £15.00. Rosettes to 8th place
ENTRY FEE – £22.00 (including £7.00 RIHS Levy.) ENTRIES CLOSE 12th MAY 2008
RIDING HORSE
JUDGING TO FOLLOW CLASS 212 RING 4 (not before 11.30am)
JUDGE: Miss. D Atkinson, Suffolk
CLASS No.
213. Unaffiliated Open Riding Horse Mare or gelding, exceeding 148cm.
The highest placed exhibit not already qualified within the first six places in class 213 will receive a “Registration of Qualification” in the ring to qualify for the 2008 Ponies (UK) Hazelden Rosettes Riding Horse Summer Championship.
PRIZES: Class 213 First - £25.00 Second - £20.00 Third - £15.00 Fourth - £10.00. Rosettes to 8th place
ENTRY FEE - £15.00 Entries Close 12th May 2008
AFFILIATED WORKING HUNTER
Class 214 is a qualifying class for the ROYAL INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW and Horses must be registered on the 2008 Show Hunter Register. Owners & Riders must be Members of Sport Horse Breeding (GB). THE TWO HIGHEST PLACED HORSES IN CLASS 214 WILL QUALIFY TO ENTER AT THE ROYAL INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW. NO HORSE LOWER THAN SECOND PLACE IN ITS CLASS WILL QUALIFY FOR THE R.I.H.S.
A £7.00 R.I.H.S levy is included in entry fees.
JUDGES: Mrs. R Morris, Lincs (Ride) Mrs. M G Evans, Suffolk (Conformation)
Class kindly Sponsored by HART HAMBLETON PLC
COMMENCING AT 2.30 p.m. RING 3
CLASS No.
214. Working Hunter. Mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, exceeding 148 cm (14.2hh approx), Grade A Show Jumpers and Advanced Eventers are not eligible to compete in this class. Any horse which has qualified as a Grade A Show Jumper or Advanced Event Horse as at 1st Jan in the current year is not eligible to compete in Working Hunter Classes. To be judged 40% for actual jumping, 20% for style and presence and 40% for ride and conformation. Fences will be a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 12 in number and a maximum height of 3ft 9ins (1.14m) at the discretion of the Judge. No change of tack or rider is allowed except if a sidesaddle is used, then the saddle may be changed for the Judges ride. Exhibitors can now enter up to two horses in a Working Hunter class but following the jumping phase it will be up to the exhibitor to select only one horse to take forward into the ridden & conformation section if required. A skullcap or hard hat with safety harness and navy or black cover must be worn to current approved BSI or European standards during the jumping phase. Horses may be equipped with boots of plain colour for jumping phase only. Rigid or weighted hind boots are not allowed
PENALTIES:
First Refusal – 15 Second Refusal – 20 Third Refusal – Elimination
Jumping Knockdown – 10 (BSJA Rules apply for the definition of a knockdown)
Fall of Horse/Rider – Elimination
Working Hunter courses are not to be walked by competitors until the judge has given permission.
Horses with minus scores will not be required for the second phase of the class.
Special 5. The Prince of Wales Cup and Sash will be awarded by The Rutland Agricultural Society to the Winner, to be held for one year
Class 214. ENTRY FEE – £22.00 (including £7.00 RIHS Levy. )
ENTRIES CLOSE 12th MAY 2008
First - £30.00 Second - £25.00 Third - £20.00 Fourth - £15.00. Rosettes to 8th place
UNAFFILIATED NOVICE WORKING HUNTER
The Unaffiliated Novice Working Hunter is open to Members & Non-members of the SHB of GB, so Qualifiers may be either on the basic ID of the SHB of GB or they need not be Members.
JUDGES: Mrs. R Morris, Lincs (Ride) Mrs. M G Evans, Suffolk(Conformation)
Class kindly Sponsored by STRUTT& PARKER
COMMENCING IN RING 3 AFTER CLASS 214
CLASS No.
215. Unaffiliated Novice Working Hunter. Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over, Exceeding 148cms (14.2hh approx) not having won a first prize of £40 or a total of £150 (or equivalent values) in prize money in any Working Hunter Class, or more than 10 BE points or £150 BSJA Show Jumping, at home or equivalent abroad before 1st January in the current year. Other rules and scoring as per class 214. Fences will be a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 12 in number and a maximum height of 3’3”.
Special 6. Lincolnshire Agricultural Society’s ‘ROBERT GOFFIN WORKING HUNTER Championship’, the three highest placed horses, not already qualified from class 215 the Novice Working Hunter Class will Qualify for the Championship to be held at the Lincolnshire Show on Wednesday 17th June 2009. Qualifier Rosettes & Cards supplied, Championship prize money to 5th place: 1st £400.00 2nd £150.00
The highest placed exhibit not already qualified within the first six places in class 215 will receive a “Registration of Qualification” for qualify for the 2008 Ponies (UK) Caldecote Novice Working Hunter Championship .
Class 215. ENTRY FEE - £15.00
First - £25.00 Second - £20.00 Third - £15.00 Fourth - £10.00 Rosettes to 8th place
Entries Close 12th May 2008
BURGHLEY LODDON YOUNG EVENT HORSE CLASSES
JUDGES: Dressage: Mrs. S Caley Jumping: Mr. J Lanni
Conformation: Mr. J Newborough Final: Mrs. P Herbert
COMMENCES AT 8.30 a.m. IN RING 3
CLASS No.
216. Four Year Olds (Starting at 8.30. a.m)
CLASS No.
217. Five Year Olds (Starting at 10.30 a.m approx)
JUDGING: SECTION I Dressage Test 35 marks
Followed by SECTION II Jumping 40 marks
SECTION III Conformation & Type 15 marks
SECTION IV Suitability and Potential 1 – 10 marks
(First ten horses only will be required to complete this section)
ENTRY FEE: £20.00
Special 7. THE HILTON GREENCUP will be awarded to the Winner in class 216, to be held for one year.
Special 8. THE GOSSAGE CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the Winner in class 217, to be held for one year
PRIZE MONEY: First - £50.00 Second - £35.00 Third - £25.00 Fourth - £20.00 (over 10 starters) Fifth - £20.00 (over 20 starters) Sixth - £20.00 (over 30 starters) etc.
QUALIFIERS: 1 – 15 starters 1 qualifier, 16 – 30 starters 2 qualifier, Over 31 starters 3 qualifiers,
CONDITIONS
1. Minimum height of horses 148cm without shoes.
2. AGE: Open to horses foaled in 2003 and 2004.
3. SADDLERY: Tack as per BE Rules for Novice Dressage. For copy check website www.britisheventing.com/pdf/rules.pdf (Annex 5 pages 81-84. Fetlock boots only behind – no weighted boots. All other boots and martingales are optional but no boots to be worn for Section III. Jumping whip only allowed (max length 75cm).
4. DRESS: As for British Eventing Novice Dressage Test/Hunting Dress. British Eventing/ BHS approved hat and harness to be worn.
5. OPENING DATE FOR ENTRIES:
6. CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES: 12th May 2008. In the event of oversubscriptions this class may be closed early
7. DECLARATIONS/WITHDRAWALS: Telephone on TUESDAY 27th MAY between 6.30pm – 9.30pm TEL: 01664 454617
8. STARTING TIMES: Telephone on THURSDAY 29th May 6.30pm – 9.30pm
TEL: 01664 454617
9. ENTRIES TO. Mrs. Jo Morley, The Secretary, Rutland Agricultural Society, Chard Farm, Tilton on the Hill, Leicester. LE7 9LF. Tel/Fax 01162 597466 Cheques made payable to ‘ Rutland Agricultural Society’.
10. Balloting : In the event of over subscriptions entries received for horses that have already qualified for the final will be balloted first.
DISCLAMER: Rutland County Show is unaffiliated to British Eventing and neither British Eventing nor Burghley Horse Trials accept any responsibility whatsoever for any loss, damage or injury to any person, animal or property at the show.
JUDGING
SECTION I Dressage Test (60m x 20m) Arena
Marks will not be awarded for individual movements but the test will be marked for general impression and overall performance.
TEST
To be ridden from memory
A Enter at working trot
From X proceed directly to
M Working trot
C Circle left 20 metres
HXF Change Rein. Show some lengthened strides (not required for 4 year old)
Between
A & K Canter right
E Circle right 20 metres
MXK Change rein. At X Working trot
Between
K & F Canter left
M Working trot
H Medium walk
E Halt. Salute
E A Free walk on a long rein and leave Arena
TO BE FOLLOWED IMMEDIATELY BY:
SECTION II Jumping. NO time will be allowed between these sections for any adjustment to tack or riders dress. Maximum height of fences 0.90m (4years), 1.05m(5years)
Note: fence height at Final 1.00m (4 years) and 1.10m (Five years).
SECTION III Conformation and Type.
Note: following Section III, the ten horses with the highest marks will proceed to Section IV. In the event of equality of marks at this stage, the horse with the higher jumping marks will be given precedence. Should this still produce an equality of marks, all horses on that same jumping mark will come forward.
SECTION IV Suitability and Potential
Only the top ten horses are required for this section where they will be judged for star quality and potential to make the ULTIMATE THREE DAY EVENT HORSE. These horses will be required to gallop.
Note: in the event of equality of marks at the end, i.e. after all four sections, the jumping marks will be given precedence. Should this still produce an equality of marks, the highest mark attained the final section will be the deciding factor.
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