Horse Secretary: Nicola Florence
Entries: All entries must be made online via www.myridinglife.com
No entries will be accepted over the telephone
You will receive an email confirmation of your class entry and payment.
First Aid £2 per rider.

Access to the showfield and horse rings is via a bridge over the river at the bottom of the horsebox parking field. It is at this bridge where your e-tickets (including competitors riding or with in-hand horses) will be checked, not at the horsebox park entrance. There will be NO tickets available for purchase at the bridge.
You will receive 3 e-tickets per rider/handler (for in hand classes) following close of entries.
Do you require any more entry tickets? Tickets can be purchased online via the Sundry Items Tab with your entries or alternatively on show website: www.berkeleyshow.co.uk
Adult £12 (17-59)
Child £6 (6-16 and over 60)
5 yrs and under free

All perpetual trophies must be signed for & Cash deposit of £20.00 paid on the day. All trophies must be returned to Nicky Florence by 30th May 2023 (07790 331009).

SOUTH WEST PONY ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFYING RULES
This show is a qualifier for the South West Pony Association Championships to be held on 1-3 September 2022 at the David Broome Event Centre, Crick, Monmouthshire. NP26 5XP.
To qualify for the Championships:
1. SWPA members
2. Enter one of the qualifying classes.
3. Be either first or second in the class, and get your card signed.
4. Take a picture of your card and upload via www.showingscene.com
Non SWPA members
1. Enter one of the qualifying classes
2. Register on line at www.showingscene.com within 14 days of qualification.
3. Send an email to RichardatSWPA@aol.com advising of the show you attended, the class entered, the position gained.
You will be sent Qualifying cards for the horses/ponies registered.
Please note: the registration fee for 2021/22 is £20 to include all members of the family and equines owned by the family.

TSR NAF FIVE STAR SHOWING FINALS
This show is a qualifier for the 2022 TSR NAF Five Star Showing Finals. All In Hand & Ridden classes are qualifiers. You Do Not have to be a TSR member to qualify or enter a final. The Rider/Handler qualifies and can enter any horse/pony in any number of Finals! The 4 highest placed handlers/riders will qualify in each class. Competitors MUST have their qualification record sheet signed by judge/steward/secretary, sheets are available FREE from the TSR website. Full details at http://www.theshowingregister.co.uk/

EQUIFEST QUALIFYING CLASSES
Qualify for Equifest 18th -20th August 2022 at East of England Showground, Peterborough PE2 6XE. http://www.equifest.org.uk

ROR AND VETERAN FINALS QUALIFYING DETAILS WITHIN SCHEDULE.

SUNSHINE TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS
This show is a qualifier for The Sunshine Tour Championships held at The All England Showground, Hickstead from Thursday 15 th – Sunday 18 th September 2022. The Championships are for unaffiliated and amateur competitors in Dressage from Intro to Elementary, Show Jumping from Lead Rein to 1.05m; Showing for lead rein, in-hand, ridden, working hunter, veterans, plus many more, Eventer’s Challenge from 50cm through to 90cm. Qualification: 1 st – 4 th place. Qualification does not pass down the line. Visit www.sunshinetour.co.uk for more information, to register and submit evidence of qualification. Registration must be completed within 1 month of qualification (sooner for late July shows). Restrictions apply to horse and competitor previous winnings and amateur status, please check the website www.sunshinetour.co.uk for Terms & Conditions.

 BEST SHOD AWARDS

The Best Shod Awards is a competition sponsored by the Worshipful Company of Farriers, for the Best Shod Horse in the Working Hunter Section, Class 9 Open Working Hunter.

The Worshipful Company of Farriers will present a rosette, an Inscribed Card and a brass plaque to the Winner. A brass plaque is also presented to the Registered Farrier responsible for the winner's feet and shoeing.

The Judge will examine each horse/pony before or during the line-up for preliminary judging, taking into consideration; 

The condition of the feet

The making (or preparation) and fitting of the shoes

The Nailing and the position of the clips Normal shoes and showing plates are equally acceptable, providing they are suitable for the horse/pony. 

The Committee have the right to refuse entries without having to assign any reason. Any entry fee paid will not be returnable unless the animal is incapacitated by accident, injury or illness. Any claim under this rule must be made in writing to the Secretary and must be accompanied by a certificate issued by a Veterinary Surgeon by the day of the show. Pre entries will close on 20th June 2022, all classes must be entered on Myridinglife. BS: www.myridinglife.com/eventdetails.aspx?id=370951 Other horse/pony classes: www.myridinglife.com/eventdetails.aspx?id=373899 No entries will be accepted over the telephone. £2.00 first aid fee will be charged per rider/handler.. E-tickets for entry into the showground (3 per competitor) will be e-mailed in the week prior to the show. If not received by 24th June please ring 07790331009. Extra tickets can be purchase on Berkeley show website. Prize money will be given out on show day. Winners of cups/trophies are asked to collect and sign for them from the Secretary’s tent located by the Hunter ring. A £20 deposit will be required. Winning exhibitors are asked to make their own arrangements re engraving. All cups/trophies are perpetual and are to be held for the period between shows. All cups/trophies must be returned clean, in good condition in time for the 2023 show. No un-authorised person may enter the show ring or collecting ring. All exhibits are shown at their owner’s risk. All competitors and grooms will follow the Judge’s/Steward instructions. No person shall interfere with or try to influence the judge from inside or outside the ring; or the going of an exhibit. The Association, its officers or staff shall not be responsible for any accident, damage or loss, however caused, that may occur to any exhibitor, groom, or any animal, article or property, whilst on the showground or whilst entering or leaving. The organisers reserve the right to vary the order or composition of the schedule according to circumstances and to substitute judges from those named, or to make additional appointments as required. Objections, which can only be lodged by competitors in the class concerned, must be in writing and delivered to the Secretary within 30 minutes on completion of judging of class involved. A deposit of £30 must accompany the objection, which will be forfeited if the objection is unsuccessful. The decision of the Committee will, in any dispute, be final. It is the competitors’ responsibility to wear the correct clothing for their classes. Please check with the association under whose rules you are competing. All riders must wear the correct headgear with the chinstrap securely fastened when mounted anywhere on the showground. Hats must be in accordance with the appropriate Society’s rules and regulations. The riding and in hand showing of stallions – competitors should refer to their society rules and comply explicitly. All horses and ponies brought to the show must be in perfect health and not have been in contact with any animal suffering from an infection or disease. We advise a flu vaccination in the last 12 months if there is an outbreak near the event a vet will be present to check passports. All British Showjumping horses must have been vaccinated within the last 12 months, see BS Rulebook. It is the responsibility of the competitor to arrive on the show ground at least one hour before the scheduled time of their class to allow for traffic congestion in the vicinity of the showground. The timetable is an approximate guide only and the Show Committee reserve the right to alter ring allocation or the timing of classes as may be necessary. The Secretary and Team will make every effort to avoid clashes of classes, but it is the Competitors' responsibility to be at the correct ring for their class and or inform the Secretary and Team of any potential clash. Classes will not be held up for more than 20 minutes in the case of a clash. Although every effort will be made, the Association will not be responsible for any loss where an exhibitor has made entries in more than one class, or because of a class overrun, it is not possible for the exhibitor to compete in one or more later classes. No claim for refund of fees paid or other loss, direct indirect or consequential will be accepted or paid. All competitors/exhibitors competing in any event shall be deemed to be subject to the rules and regulations of Berkeley Show. A Veterinary Surgeon and Farrier will be on call. Dogs must be kept on non-retractable leads whilst on the showground.