Entries close: Wednesday 14th September.
Entries taken on the day if space available

Bookings in advance only. You can enter using a Secure Online Entry System
Payment is secure and it goes directly to Keysoe International.
You will receive an email confirmation of your booking and payment.
ENTRY FEES: £25.00 / Class. £5.00 First Aid Fee per Rider

PRIZE MONEY & AWARDS 1st: £40.00 2nd: 35.00 3rd: 30.00 Rosettes to 6th place in all classes

This show is intended as a warm up for the Horse of the Year Show 2022. There will be music playing and lights – so please be aware of this. Competitors do not have to have qualified for HOYS or be members of any Society but must fit the criteria of the classes as outlined in the schedule. All classes will be held in the indoor International Arena.

1 THE JUDGE’S DECISION IS FINAL. 2 THE SUBMISSION OF ALL ENTRIES THROUGH THE ON LINE SYSTEM signifies acceptance of all rules and conditions. 3 EXHIBITORS ARE REQUIRED TO CARRY PASSPORTS – Exhibitors are required by DEFRA to carry with them Official Identity Documents for all horses/ponies when competing or travelling. Competitors are reminded that it is a DEFRA requirement that the Official Identity Documents must be in the name of the legal owner. 4 HORSES/PONIES – An animal must be shown in the name under which it was originally registered with the Arab Horse Society, British Miniature Horse Society, British Show Horse Association, British Show Pony Society, Coloured Horse and Pony Society, National Pony Society, Native Breed Stud Books, Sport Horse Breeding (GB), British Showjumping or any other recognised Official Identity Document issuing society. 5 INSURANCE: It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to insure all property and livestock on the Showground or elsewhere which is his own, or for which he is responsible. 6 JUDGING OF CLASSES – no animal or rider may leave the ring without permission of the Judge and Ring Steward. Once the class has commenced there shall be no change or rider, except in a championship when a rider finds that they have more than one exhibit to compete. The substitute rider must be eligible for the class and the Ring Steward informed of the change of rider. 7 COMPETITORS & JUDGES – Exhibitors and competitors must not exhibit a horse under a Judge in circumstances that could constitute a breach of these rules. It is solely the responsibility of the exhibitor/competitor to make themselves aware of these rules and their eligibility to compete. Exhibitors/competitors are required to withdraw from a class if their participation is in conflict with any rules and regulations. For the purposes of this rule a Judge has an interest in an exhibit if he/she has: • Any horse/pony under the ownership or production of any person for whom he/she, his/her partner or business partner has provided or obtained livery or had any other connection (business or otherwise) since 1st January of the preceding year. Stud fees and associated costs are exempt as per society guidelines. • Any horse/pony that is or has been owned, bred, produced, trained or exhibited by him/her, immediate family, business partner or partner (NB: Group teach-ins and demos are exempt). • Any rider who has shown a horse/pony owned, produced or trained by him/her since the 1st January of the preceding year. (NB: Group teach-ins and demos are exempt). • Any horse/pony owned or produced by a person from whom the judge has purchased horses/ponies or to whom he/she sold horses/ponies since 1st January of the preceding year in which he/she is judging. 8 FALL OF HORSE / RIDER – a fall or horse or rider while mounted in any class will result in disqualification and they MUST leave the ring dismounted. 9 THE AGE of horses to be calculated from 1st January in the year of their birth. 10 HARD HATS – Correctly secured British Standard Skull Caps/Riding Hats that meet current approved BSI or European Safety Standards MUST be worn by riders 18 years and under, riders competing in Intermediate, Competitors are reminded that hats should have a plain cover and should be as per the guidelines set out in the specific class and/or society ruling; black, navy, blue, brown, grey or green as appropriate. A rider whose hat comes off will be disqualified. A rider, whose strap comes undone whilst competing must on penalty of disqualification, replace it or fasten it before continuing. The rider may stop without penalty to refasten the strap. 11 JEWELLERY - No ear rings, piercings, or visible jewellery may be worn.