Late entries, numbers permitting, until Tuesday 26th April at £10 extra per class
 
RIDERS MUST BE 14 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER & horses 5 years or over at the closing date of entries.
 
RIDERS MAY ENTER A MAXIMUM OF TWO HORSES PER CLASS

PLEASE SUPPLY EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS (Next of Kin) WITH ENTRY NOTES

Dressage Tests: Available from: http://www.britisheventing.com/downloads
   
Numbered cloth XC bibs will be available.
Competitors are permitted to use their own number bibs but must supply their own, clearly printed, paper number inserts.
Template provided on www.bvrc.co.uk/events/competitions.

The Cross Country course is situated approx. 1 mile from the lorry park (XC Start: What3Words: ///failed.outgoing.ponies)

The Cross Country Course is open for walking from 1-6pm on Saturday 30th April.

DOGS MUST BE KEPT ON A SHORT LEAD AT ALL TIMES including walking the cross country course.

PARAMEDIC & VET IN ATTENDANCE

Any veterinary services utilised MUST be paid at the time of treatment or credit card details supplied to secure payment.

Please DO NOT MUCK OUT into the lorry park.
Pick up droppings & hay & leave area tidy.
DO NOT LEAVE HORSES OR PONIES TIED TO LORRIES/TRAILERS & LEFT UNATTENDED
 
Please remember that event organisers and their teams are volunteers who give up their time for your benefit.

Entries in advance only. You can book using our Secure Online Entry System.
Payment is secure and it goes directly to Bourne Valley Riding Club.
You will receive an email confirmation of your booking and payment.

Entry Fees: BVRC £64, Non-BVRC £72

Prizes: 1st £65, 2nd £40, 3rd £20

Rosettes to 10th place & best BVRC member in each class.

Food and Refreshments by “Top Gun Catering Ltd” 01202 939697 / 07540 792687

General Hazard Warnings for Salisbury Plain Training Area.
The course and its surroundings are sited on a MOD range and training area, where live ammunition has been used. Please observe the following precautions:
a. Approach and leave the course area using the signed routes and tracks.
b. Do not stray away from these routes or the environs of the course.
c. Do not touch any suspected munitions or any unfamiliar objects, even if you think they are safe or harmless. Any such objects sited must be reported to the Secretary’s Tent as soon as possible.
d. Be on the lookout for overgrown slit trenches, bomb craters, scrap metal, wire and trip flares.
e. Give priority to any military personnel & vehicles.

Health & Safety Policy The organiser of this event has taken reasonable precautions to ensure the health & safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must take all reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents and shall obey the instructions of the organiser, and all officials & stewards.

Competition Notes:
For the avoidance of doubt, competitors shall understand that the rules and conditions of entry (listed below) are the sole terms under which the Bourne Valley Riding Club (BVRC) organises competitions. Competitors shall not enter BVRC events unless they have read, understood and fully accepted these terms.

BVRC General Rules & Conditions of Entry 

1. All classes will be run in accordance with current Official Rules for British Riding Clubs' Competitions.
2. It shall be deemed a condition of entry that neither the organisers nor land owners nor their agents shall be held responsible for any loss, injury, damage to competitors, onlookers, their property, servants or horses or ponies, howsoever caused.
3. Competitors shall be 14 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER at the closing date for entry.
4. Anyone who is competing, exercising, handling or responsible for a horse and is not a British Riding Clubs (BRC) member must have their own, third party, insurance.
5. Horses and ponies shall be 5 years of age or older at the closing date for entry.
6. Horses may only be ridden once. RIDERS MAY ENTER A MAXIMUM OF TWO HORSES PER CLASS.
7. Everyone mounted, whether or not a competitor, shall wear correct riding clothes, which must include ‘Protective Headwear’, with a harness properly adjusted and fastened. 
   Failure to do so will incur elimination.
   ‘Protective Headwear’ constitutes a hat meeting one of the following standards: 
   British PAS 015: (1998 or 2011) } Provided they are BSI Kitemarked 
   European VG1 01.040: (2014-12) } or Inspec IC marked 
   American ASTM F1163: (2004a or 04a onwards) Provided they are marked SEI or SNELL E2001 or SNELL E2016 provided they have official SNELL label and number. 
   Australian & New Zealand AS/NZS 3838 2006 onwards Provided they are SAI global marked 
   Skullcaps must be worn with an appropriate coloured silk.
   Cross Country: Hats must be Jockey Scull to above standard and MUST NOT have a PEAK of more than 5mm. 
8. Long riding boots, designed for riding, or short riding boots with either gaiters of same leather and colour or suede half chaps, of identical colour to the boots and with no decoration or tassels of any sort, are to be worn.
   Dressage: Gloves are compulsory.
   Show Jumping: Body protectors are strongly recommended.
   Cross Country: A Body Protector to BETA Level 3 (Purple Label dated 2009 or after or Blue label dated 2018 or after) is compulsory.
   An Airbag style protector, if used, must be worn over a permitted body protector.
   Riders wearing Exo Body Cage protectors must inform the organiser before commencing the cross country.
   MEDICAL ARMBANDS ARE STRONGLY RECOMMENDED AND IF USED MUST BE WORN ON THE RIDER’S ARM.
9. Hair must be neatly secured and MUST not hang lower than the shoulder line when standing normally. 
   Jewellery including body piercing components and therapeutic medical devices (wristbands) must be removed. If removal is not possible, items must be covered up by clothing or gloves. This will be done at the rider’s own risk.
10. A watch is permitted for the cross country phase.
    No other receiving, recording, transmitting or monitoring devices may be used during any phase of any event.
    Competitors are NOT permitted to take mobile phones onto the cross country course when competing.
    Head Cams will not be permitted on any part of the horse or rider at any time.
11. Competitors must report to the steward 15 minutes before their given start time for each phase.
    Failure to do so may incur elimination.
12. A rider falling during any phase of the competition they will be eliminated.
    Fallers, anywhere on site, must see a paramedic before remounting to start the competition/phase or before leaving the site.
13. In the event of elimination on the Cross Country, for reasons other than a fall of the horse or fall of the rider, competitors may proceed on the course but shall not obstruct other competitors.
14. A competitor may not, under penalty of elimination, compete on a horse that has practised over any of the obstacles to be used on the course for the five days prior to the competition.
15. Refunds or transfer of entry fees will only be made after close of entries, on production of a vet or doctor's certificate, except in the event of cancellation when all fees will be refunded less a small proportion to cover non-recoverable costs.
16. DOGS MUST BE KEPT ON A SHORT LEAD AT ALL TIMES including walking the cross country course.
17. The organisers reserve the right in the light of prevailing circumstances to cancel the event, alter classes, Judges, times, prize money or any other published information.
18. In all cases the Judge's decision is final. Any objection shall be accompanied by a deposit of £20 and within half an hour of the incident. The deposit will be returned only if the objection is upheld.
19. In the event of any dispute, which cannot be satisfactorily resolved, the BVRC may, at its option, agree to a full or partial refund of the competitor’s entry fees. For the avoidance of doubt claims for consequential liability, expenses or other payments shall in no circumstances be accepted.
20. Medical facilities may be limited to standard NHS accident & emergency callout.
21. Any veterinary services utilised (including horse transportation, accommodation or legal disposal of deceased animals) shall be charged to and paid by the competitor. The BVRC does not guarantee that there will be immediate access to a veterinary services or a horse ambulance on the showground, unless otherwise stated. 
22. Any farrier services utilised shall be charged to and paid for by the competitor. Unless otherwise stated, the BVRC does not guarantee that there will be immediate access to a farrier on the showground.
23. BVRC does not guarantee that the showground is a secure site or that the showground perimeter cannot be breached by runaway animals. It is the responsibility of the competitor to ensure, so far as is possible, that runaways cannot occur.
24. The BVRC’s responsibility for runaway animals shall be limited to informing the local civil or military police. All costs incurred in any recovery including the cost of any damages incurred during the incident shall be charged to & paid by the competitor.
25. Please refer to BVRC website for information on BVRC Privacy Policy which specifies use of details provided.