SHOW JUMPING TRAINING - Please state in the notes section what height you would like to jump from poles to 1m. The course will remain the same for all competition classes and the training. SHOW JUMPING TRAINING 10am -12pm approx depending on numbers

DRESSGAE/TEST RIDING -Dressage training and test riding 10-11.30am. This a 30 minute  session that you can choose to have a private lesson or a test ride. 

Test ride - choose from the following tests; Intro 1 2024, Prelim 1 2024, Novice 1 2024, Ele 1 2024, Med 1 2024. Please state in the notes section which test you would like to ride. You will be warmed up ready to ride your chosen test, ride your test then get feedback and tuition and then ride the test again if you wish.

CLEAR ROUND ENTRIES - You may ONLY enter the clear round if you have already entered a dressage/showjumping training or a dressage /show jumping class. You will not be allowed to enter the clear round on it's own. TIMES WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE CLEAR ROUND SO PLEASE STATE IN THE NOTES SECTION IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO DO YOUR CLEAR ROUND BEFORE OR AFTER YOUR COMPETITION.


SCORING FOR THE SHOW JUMPING - Single phase. Faults are cumulative over both sections.The first 6 fences will not be timed. From 7-11 will be timed.  Fastest clear round against the clock will be the winner.



DRESS

 Smart/ casual riding attire that is safe and up to the current standard. Body protectors are recommended for the Show jumping.
Plaiting is not necessary.

PRE-ENTRIES ONLY. Entries through www.myridinglife.com, our Secure Online Entry System. Payment is secure and it goes directly to WRC.
You will receive an email confirmation of your entry and payment

Rosettes 1-6th place.

Should you need to cancel, we can only give a refund minus a £2 admin fee if we can fill your place.

 Refund of entry fees

As a general rule refunds will not be permitted & are at the discretion of the event organising committee member. If your space can be filled then a refund may be allowed, minus any booking fees.

Health & safety

As organisers & managers of Winchester Riding Club we take all reasonable precautions to ensure the health & safety of everyone present at our activities .However, horse riding is a risk sport , & consequently we do not accept liability for any loss, accident or damage to any person, animal, vehicle or goods occurring in connection with any of our events. Instructions of the organisers & all WRC officials & stewards must be adhered to at all times.

Fall of horse /rider

As a club we have a duty of care to our members/riders. Therefore, for the avoidance of doubt, the following procedure will apply at all WRC events:

If you have a fall (horse or rider) anywhere at a WRC venue you may not remount until your situation has been assessed & discussed with two 1st aid trained committee members or an authorised trainer & one committee member.

Hats & Body Protectors

Your riding hat should now have the standard, PAS 015:2011, SNELL 2016, VG1 01.040 2014-12 with either a BSI Kitemark or a Inspec IC Mark, ASTM F1163 2004a or 04a onwards which must have a SEI mark or AS/NZS 3838 2006 onwards which must have a SAI Global Mark.

Body protectors should have the standard 2009 or above, however keep in mind when buying a new body protector that from the 01st January 2024, 2009 body protectors will be abolished, and you should only ride in a body protector with a BETA 2018 label in.