MCI GB:  The MCI GB (Masters du Cheval Iberique of Great Britain) is the British branch of the MCI-EU and is responsible for the organisation of all qualifiers held in the UK. It offers its members the opportunity to qualify and compete at the annual National Championships plus the opportunity to qualify and be selected to represent Great Britain at the annual MCI European Finals. Qualifiers = All tests from which results are taken into account to establish a ranking in GB to help determine the final selection for competing at the European Masters final. A qualifier can be National or Regional. Qualifying Season = Commences on the 1st January –  15th September 2025. (This qualification season will determine the final number of places available at the European final available for each level.  Masters / Final = The annual European Championship for finalists that have been selected from each country in Europe. The European Masters / MCI-EU: Brings together Associations of many European countries that have organized their qualifications for selection of the Masters (final). Each country must hold  qualifiers to determine the scores. Competitor = A rider and horse combination. A rider can ride as many different horses as he/she wishes. A horse can have up to a maximum of two different riders during the qualifying season and the scores for that horse remain on the league table under that horse’s name. 

Entries in advance. You can book using our Secure Online Entry System.
Payment is secure and it goes directly to Pickering Grange Equestrian.
You will receive an email confirmation of your booking and payment.

Late entries accepted if space permits 
Dressage callers must be pre-booked and £2.50 per test added to your entry

Prize money as published if entries warrant

MCI GB: 

The MCI GB (Masters du Cheval Iberique of Great Britain) is the British branch of the MCI-EU and is responsible for the organisation of all qualifiers held in the UK.

It offers its members the opportunity to qualify and compete at the annual National Championships plus the opportunity to qualify and be selected to represent Great Britain at the annual MCI European Finals.

Qualifiers = All tests from which results are taken into account to establish a ranking in GB to help determine the final selection for competing at the European Masters final.

A qualifier can be National or Regional. Qualifying Season = Commences on the 1st January –  15th September 2025. (This qualification season will determine the final number of places available at the European final available for each level.  Masters / Final = The annual European Championship for finalists that have been selected from each country in Europe. The European Masters / MCI-EU: Brings together Associations of many European countries that have organized their qualifications for selection of the Masters (final). Each country must hold  qualifiers to determine the scores. Competitor = A rider and horse combination. A rider can ride as many different horses as he/she wishes. A horse can have up to a maximum of two different riders during the qualifying season and the scores for that horse remain on the league table under that horse’s name.  

hot & cold refreshments available

No refunds will be given after times have been issued

1. RISK - Any items brought into the Show Ground or left in vehicles or tack lockers (whether locked or not) are at the Competitor’s own risk. Competitors shall take such steps as are necessary to secure their property whilst in the Show Ground. Competitors are responsible for ensuring that their horses are in good health and each competitor shall take all necessary steps to prevent the contracting or spread of any disease or illness at the Show. Competitors will wear an appropriate riding hat whilst riding leading and grooming horse. Competitors acknowledge that wearing a body protector may reduce the severity of an injury should an accident happen. It is the Competitor’s choice whether to wear a body protector. Upon any entry to any competition at the Show each competitor acknowledges that he/ she is taking part in a risky sport and that he/she accepts those risks including the risk of injury. Each competitor represents that he/ she is a competent rider at the level of competition in which he/ she has entered. If a Competitor has any doubt as to their experience and ability to compete safely he/she will use their judgement and experience and not enter. 2. INSURANCE – Competitors are personally responsible for damage to: any buildings, land, equipment or any other property in the Show Ground; or to any third persons caused by the Competitor, their employees, their agents, or their horses/ ponies. Each Competitors represents that he/she has valid third-party insurance providing full coverage for the participation in and attendance at the Show. 3. VACCINATION CERTIFICATE – Due to recent cases of Equine Flu in the UK, all flu vaccination certificates and passports may be checked upon arrival at the Show Ground All horses must have been fully vaccinated within the past twelve months before arriving at the event. Horses recently vaccinated must have six clear days after the vaccination before arriving at the Show. Horses without a valid vaccination certificate within passports on arrival will not be permitted entry to the Show – NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN 4. RULES - All classes will be run under BD rules (if upon achieving a qualifying score you choose to take part in the SEIB Trailblazers championship series please check your eligibility http://www.trailblazerschampionships.com) 5. PRIZES - Prizes in kind to third place (dependant on entries, placings 1st to 3rd offered per 5 entries, i.e. 5 entries 1st place, 6-10 entries 1st & 2nd place, 11-15+ 1st ,2nd & 3rd place ....Rosettes to 6th Place 6. CHILDREN - On no account must children 16yrs & under be left unattended 7. HOUSEKEEPING - Lorries & trailers must not be skipped out in parking areas, haynets not to be fed from sides of lorries & trailers – NO RUBBISH TO BE LEFT ON SHOW GROUND 8. SMOKING – Is not permitted within any building or marquee on the Show Ground 9. SHOW GROUND ACCESS – Will be granted from 8.00am – please do not arrive before this time 10. DOGS – No dogs on Show Ground 11. RESPONSIBILITY - To the fullest extent permitted by law the organiser shall not under any circumstances be responsible for any loss, injury, illness or damage to or any theft from, any Competitor, any horse or other animal, any vehicle, or any other property whatsoever in the Show Ground, provided that nothing shall exclude or limit the Organiser’s liability for the death of or a personal injury to any person caused by its negligence or that of its employees or agents.