Class 0

Stabling Bookings Only (No Class Entries)    

Class 82 A

RWHS Services Tent Pegging Individual Competition    

Day:

Fri

Info:

Open to all serving Officers and Other Ranks from any Unit, Riding or Saddle Club of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Army, Royal Air Force, Police Force and members of the Reserves. To be judged under British Tent Pegging Association Rules. Competitors must declare at the Declarations Office by 7.00pm on Thursday, 9th May.

Class 118

RWHS Services Teams Jumping Competition (1.05m)    

Day:

Sat

Entry Fee:

£57.00

Info:

PLEASE NOTE: ONLY 3 TEAM MEMBERS MAY BE ENTERED
supported by Land Rover (Castle Arena)
Rules: British Showjumping Table A, Two rounds. Speed 350 metres per minute.
Round 1 - All three riders from each Team (Castle Arena)
Round 2 - One rider from twelve best/selected Teams (see details below).
Parade of ALL Teams (Castle Arena)
Total prize money: £825.

Eligibility: Open to all serving Officers and Other Ranks of the UK Armed Forces, Police Force and members of Cadet Forces. Horses must be on the strength of, or the property of, the Unit, Riding or Saddle Club, owned by the rider or have been ridden and competed for the preceding 2 months by that rider. Horses that are registered British Showjumping Grade A or an Advanced Eventer having completed at 3* or above are not permitted. Horses and/or riders cannot be at BS Gold League level for the current or preceding 3 years. For BE downgrading, the horse cannot have won points at Advanced level in the current or preceding 2 seasons. Downgrading can only happen once. To be ridden in uniform; No 1 Dress is to be worn where issued, No 2 Dress otherwise, equivalent Tunics for the Police. Teams of three riders.

Phase 1
Over a course of approximately nine fences, none of which will exceed 1.05m. No rider may ride more than one horse. There will be 2 sections in this phase; Mounted (restricted to Military Working Horses Only) and Non-Mounted (Open section). Teams will jump in the order of the draw, as printed in the Catalogue. Mounted and Non-Mounted sections will be drawn separately. In the first round Teams will run in drawn order with all three riders jumping their respective rounds one after the other. If a competitor is eliminated this will not eliminate the team, but the competitor will be awarded the worst score in Phase 1, with 20 faults added. Twelve riders will be nominated for Phase 2 (the jump off), made of one rider from the top 6 teams in each section. The selection process will only change if it is deemed by the committee that a team does not have a suitable rider to compete in phase 2.

Phase 2
The order for the jump off will be decided by descending order of faults accumulated by the Team from Phase 1: Highest Faults rides first. The total faults for the Team in Phase 1, plus the faults of the individual in Phase 2, will determine the final placing’s. In the event of a tie in total faults from both phases for any one place, the time of the nominated rider in Phase 2 will decide.

Declarations to be made by 7.00 pm on Friday evening, 10th May. Competitor numbers are to be collected from the Declarations Office by the Team Captain. Army team entries for the Mounted Sections are to be completed by the nominated team manager for the unit. For the non-Mounted section entries will be completed by the Army Equitation Association. Entry Fee: £57 per team.

CHALLENGE CUP PRESENTED BY HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN
Presented to the winner of the Services Team Jumping to the First Placed Service team on United Kingdom Service Horses. To include The Household Cavalry Regiment, The King’s Troop, Royal Horse Artillery, The Defence Animal Centre and the Mounted Police, or any United Kingdom Unit with Military Working Horses or Service Horses (Police).
Prizes: £165; £100; £75; £50; £25.

CHALLENGE TROPHY - THE QUEEN’S PLATE
There will be special prizes for the best two teams, in Phase 2, of non-horsed units. Teams eligible for the Challenge Cup will not be eligible for these prizes. For all Service riders, riding horses which are non-Military Working Horses or Service Horses (police). The Committee will have absolute right to exclude from these Special Prizes any other Team at their discretion and will so inform any such Team before the start of the competition.
Prizes: £155; £100; £75; £50; £25.

The highest placed overall individual rider in Phase 2, and the highest placed rider under 25 from Phase 1, will receive prizes kindly donated by The Worshipful Company of Saddlers. Chef d’Equipes are to declare any rider in their team that is under 25. Failure to do so will result in that individual being ineligible for the special prize.

There will be special prizes for the Best Shod Team, with judging to take place immediately after jumping. The judge will examine each horse taking into consideration (a) the condition of the feet (b) the making (or preparation) and fitting of the shoes (c) the nailing and position of clips. Normal shoes and showing plates are equally acceptable, provided they are suitable for the horse and work to be undertaken. The PERPETUAL TROPHY will be presented by The Worshipful Company of Farriers to the winning team.

Class 160

RWHS University Jumping Challenge (0.90m)    

Day:

Sun

Table/Speed:

Single Phase

Entry Fee:

£60.00

Prizes:

In Kind

Info:

All riders must be in full time education at the University they represent in 2019. Only the Team Captain of each university is to deal with the Secretary. A rider may only compete once in any team, and cannot compete two horses in the same team. No horse may be ridden by two different riders in the same class. In the event of oversubscription there will be a ballot. Teams of 3, all scores to count. 90cm in the first round. British Showjumping Rule 287