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Kelsall Hill Equestrian Centre

Saturday 21^st & Sunday 22^nd September 2024

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HOYS Working Hunter Training Show

Saturday 21^st September 2024 – DAY 1

Judge: TBC

Clear Round 8am – 8.45am (Jump height max 70cm)

To commence 9am prompt

Class 1: ‘Have a Go’ Working Hunter – exceeding 148cm. Rider any age. Jumps heights not to exceed 70cm

Class 2: Novice Working Show Horse – exceeding 148cm hack/cob/riding horse types. Rider any age. Jump heights not to exceed 75cm

Class 3: Novice Intermediate Working Hunter – exceeding 148cm but not to exceed 158cm. Rider not to have attained 25^th birthday before 1^st January 2024. Jumps heights not to exceed 85cm

Class 4: Novice Working Hunter – exceeding 148cm. Riders any age. Jump heights not to exceed 90cm

Novice Championship

1^st & 2^nd placed competitors from classes 1 – 4 to compete

Clear Round for 30mins during lunch break (jump height max 90cm)

Not before 1pm

Class 5: Open Working show Horse – exceeding 148cm hack/cob/riding horse types. Rider any age. Jump heights not to exceed 90cm

Class 6: Open Intermediate Working Hunter – exceeding 148cm but not to exceed 148cm. Rider not to have attained 25^th birthday at 1^st January 2024. Jumps heights not to exceed 95cm

Class 7: Open Working Hunter – exceeding 148cm. Riders any age. Jump heights not to exceed 100cm

Class 8: Pre-HOYS Open Working Hunter – exceeding 148cm. Riders any age. Jump heights not to exceed 115cm

Open Championship

1^st & 2^nd place competitors from classes 5 – 8 to compete

Clear round at end of day (Jump heights can be adjusted)

Sunday 22^nd September 2024 – DAY 2

Clear Round 8am-8.45am (Jump height max 50cm)

Judge: Jo Callwood

To commence 9am prompt

Class 1: Lead-Rein Working Hunter – not to exceed 122cm. Rider not to have attained 10^th birthday before 1^st January 2024. Jump heights not to exceed 40cm

Class 2: Cradle Stakes – Not to exceed 122cm. Rider not to have attained 12^th birthday before 1^st January 2024. Jump heights not exceed 50cm

Mini Working Hunter Championship

1^st and 2^nd placed competitors from classes 1 & 2 to compete

Class 3: ‘Have a Go’ Working Hunter Pony – not to exceed 153cm. Rider any age. Jump heights not to exceed 60cm

Class 4: Novice M&M Working Hunter Pony – not to exceed 133cm. Rider any age. Jump heights not to exceed 60cm

Class 5: Novice M&M Working Hunter Pony – exceeding 133cm. Rider any age. Jump heights not to exceed 70cm

Class 6: Novice Plaited Working Hunter Pony – not to exceed 153cm. Riders not to have attained 20^th birthday before 1^st January 2024. Jump heights: 133cm not to exceed 70cm, 143cm/153cm not to exceed 80cm

Novice Championship

1^st & 2^nd placed competitors from classes 3 – 6 to compete

Clear Round for 30mins during lunch break (jump height max 70cm)

Class 7: Open M&M Working Hunter Pony – not to exceed 133cm. Rider any age. Jump heights not to exceed 70cm

Class 8: Open M&M Working Hunter Pony – exceeding 133cm. Rider any age. Jump heights not to exceed 85cm

Class 9: Open Plaited Working Hunter Pony – not to exceed 153cm. Riders not to have attained 20^th birthday before 1^st January 2024. Jump heights: 133cm not to exceed 80cm, 143cm not to exceed 90cm, 153cm not to exceed 95cm

Class 10: Pre-HOYS Open Working Hunter Pony – not to exceed 153cm. Riders any age. Jump heights: 133cm not to exceed 90cm, 143cm not to exceed 100cm, 153cm not to exceed 105cm

Open Championship

1^st & 2^nd placed competitors from classes 7 – 10 to compete

Clear round at end of day (Jump heights can be adjusted)

Pre-entries close 15^th September 2024. Clear Round entries to be purchased on the day on a first come first served basis.

Course Builder – David Norlander

Entry Fees:

Pre-entries: £15.00

On the Day: £20.00

Clear Round: £10.00

MARKING

PHASE ONE

Jumping                                                                       50

Style & Manners while Jumping                       20

PHASE TWO

 Manners and way of going                                 10

Conformation, Type & Freedom of Action   20

TOTAL                                                                          100

PENALTIES

PHASE ONE

Jumping Knock Down                                            10

First Refusal                                                               15

Second Refusal                                                        20

Third Refusal                                                             Disqualification

Fall of pony or rider in any phase                    Disqualification

If the total after Phase One is minus it must be carried forward to Phase Two.

In the event of a tie or ties, the marks MUST NOT be altered. The TOTAL MARK from Phase One will take precedence, followed by the Manners Mark, and then the Conformation Mark. If there is still a tie the Judge’s decision is final.