SJ FORMAT – Teams

Each team will jump two rounds (with the second round being split into two parts – part one being the second round and part two will be the jump-off). The team scores in the first round and part one of the second round will be added together, with the best three scores counting for the team total. If a team member is eliminated or gains in excess of 24 jumping penalties in the first round, they are not permitted to compete in the second round.

Individuals

Competitor’s scores in the team competition will also count as their individual score. Individuals will jump two rounds (with the second round being split into two parts – part one being the second round and part two will be the jump-off). The individual score is the first round and part one of the second round added together.

Ties of Teams

Where equality exists ties will either be resolved by the second-round times or a separate jump-off (2nd part of the 2nd round). If equality still exists, the score of the fourth rider’s penalties and time will be used.

Style Jumping

Style Jumping is for both senior and junior riders. It is open to teams of four riders and to individuals. Each team consists of two riders jumping a 75cm course and two riders jumping an 85cm course. Individuals may choose the height at which they jump. Riders jump one round and are judged on the style of their riding. Riders must salute the judge when entering the arena, then canter a figure of eight until the signal to start is given; during this time, they will be judged for style on the flat.

A horse may compete at consecutive heights in show jumping. Style Jumping is classed as a separate competition. Restriction on 70cm removed so competitors may now compete in:

• 70 and 80

• 80 and 90

• 90 and 100

• 100 and 110

Horses may only compete twice in show jumping classes (excluding Style Jumping). Horses may compete in teams or as an individual in each height.

Entries in advance only. You can enter using our Secure Online Entry System.
Payment is secure and it goes directly to Keysoe Riding Club.
You will receive an email confirmation of your class entry and payment.

 No refunds will be given after the closing date unless a replacement can be found

This competition will run under British Riding Club Rules. It is important that all competitors are aware of the rules relating to this competition – please see the current BRC Handbook and also the BRC Rule Amendments and Changes Document which can be found at the link below: http://www.bhs.org.uk/enjoy-riding/british-riding-clubs/brc-rulebook

·        Please write clearly on the entry form if you have any special requirements (everyone can’t go last and 1st in the next class)

·        Queries via TEAM MANAGERS ONLY to krctamsyn@gmail.com or krcpenny2@gmail.com

·        Running order http://ridingclubresults.co.uk/ on Wednesday 13th July 2022 from 7pm

·        It is the rider’s responsibility to ensure that they have read the rule book and that both the horse and rider are eligible and comply with the rules. 

• Riders must be a current paid member at close of prelim entries.
• Hats must be kitemarked in accordance with current rulebook requirements.  All members to have their hats tagged (with an aqua tag) before competing.
• Live scores http://ridingclubresults.co.uk/
• Please ensure that you are willing and able to compete at the Championships prior to entering.
• All competitors should enter with the expectation they will cover their own championships fees. KRC's reimbursement of these fees will be at the discretion of the committee standing at the time of the Championship.
• Horses Passports must be checked by sending a clear photo to h.mcintosh@ntlworld.com
• All horses must have valid and up to date flu vacs in accordance of rule G7 of the BRC rulebook; (no boosters within 6 days of competition). If you are unsure, please contact krctamsyn@gmail.com
• Hair must be neatly secured and should not hang lower than the shoulder line when standing normally. Any item of jewellery or alternative medical treatment wrist bands should be covered up by clothing or gloves, if they cannot be removed and are worn at the riders' own risk.
• Horses must not be left unattended whilst tied up to your lorry/trailer
• Objections must be made within 15 mins of the incident and must be accompanied by £15, which will be refunded if the objection is sustained.
• An adult must supervise children at all times
• Please remove all droppings/hay from the lorry park.

2 x helpers per team entry will be required - 1 hour per individual entry for the day of competition.

Teams who do not provide the required helpers shall be eliminated.