Show Date

Sat, Sep 12, 2026

Closing Date

Thu, Aug 27, 2026

Enter Online

Photos:

https://www.wickedpixs.com

Email:

robyncarbury@hotmail.com

Website:

www.uskshow.co.uk

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Show Secretary: Usk Show Secretary

Llancayo Farm, Gwehelog, Usk, Monmouthshire, NP15 1HY
Tel: 01291 690889, Mobile: 07483 169293

Show Information

POSTAL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE OFFICE BY 18TH AUGUST 2026, ON LINE ENTRIES MUST BE COMPLETED BY MIDNIGHT ON 27TH AUGUST 2026 FOR UNAFFILIATED CLASSES
Any horses/ponies currently affiliated to British Showjumping in 2026 MUST NOT compete in the Unaffiliated Show Jumping.
All compettors – suitable approved hard hats must be worn – SEE RULE 3. In the event of a fall, RULE 17 will apply.
Judges: Julie Thorne & Rowena Roberts
Unaffiliated Classes 112 - 120 will be run according to British Show Jumping Rules
Course Builder: Mr G Moore

Payment Details & Event Fees

Bookings & payment in advance only. You can book using our Secure Online Entry System.
Payment is secure and it goes directly to Usk Show.
You will receive an email confirmation of your booking and payment.

Entry Fee: £14. First Aid £2 per rider

Prize Information

Trophy for 1st place, Medals 2nd and 3rd, Rosetes to 4th (unless otherwise stated)

Terms & Conditions

1 Unafliated classes are open to horses or ponies who are not registered or afliated to the relevant society in 2026 2 No horse/pony bred by, owned by or purchased from the yard of a judge is to be shown under that judge. 3 Only hats with the following are up to standard with the new bhs hat rulesPAS 015 2011 VG1 01.040 (2014-12) ASTM F1163 (2015 or 2023) SNELL E2016 or 2021 onwards AS/NZS 3838 (2006 onwards) BS EN 1384:2023 Please ensure you hat is up to any one of these standard. Spots checks will be in place, more informaton is available on Google re new hat standards on the bhs website. 4 Earrings and body piercings must not be worn. 5 All objectons must be delivered in writng to the horse secton secretary (Show Jumping Secretary for classes 102-120) within one hour of the class being judged with a deposit of £50 which will be forfeited if the objecton is considered frivolous or lost. Stewards shall when possible deal with objectons and when necessary call the Veterinary surgeon to examine the exhibit. If the decision is not accepted by the objector, the issue will be dealt with by the Secton Commitee at the next meetng afer show day. 6 All exhibitors are responsible for their animals at all tmes. No animal is to be lef unatended when ted to the outside of Lorries or trailers. 7 All exhibitors must proceed at WALKING PACE unless in designated exercise/warm up areas. 8 Space does not allow for a specifc area to lunge a horse or pony; therefore, lunging is not permited anywhere on the show feld in the interest of public safety. 9 Classes with fewer entries than three, may be cancelled or amalgamated with another class, at the Horse Secton Secretary’s decision. Exhibitors will be notfed at least 5 days before show day, if this occurs. In classes with four on less entries, prizes will only be awarded to 2nd place. 10 Joint measurement height certfcates will be accepted where proof of height is required. 11 In Showing, a novice animal is one that has not won a frst prize prior to the entries closing date. 12 All entrants will receive 1 pass for the rider/handler for up to 2 exhibits entered and 2 passes for 3 or more exhibits entered, plus 1 pass for the driver of the vehicle and 1 vehicle pass. Please note that these will be sent via email (unless entry is received via post, when passes will be posted). Back numbers must be collected from the Showjumping Secton Secretary’s tent on show day - for SHOW JUMPING ENTRANTS ONLY. Showing Compettors to wear bridle numbers (worn on the off side) or selfprinted allocated compettor number, THESE WILL NOT BE SENT TO ANY COMPETITOR VIA POST OR EMAIL 13 POSTAL ENTRIES CLOSE ON 18TH AUGUST 2026 LATE POSTAL ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED IN ANY SHOWING CLASSES. ONLINE ENTRIES CLOSE AT MIDNIGHT ON SUNDAY 27TH AUGUST 2026. 14 The organisers of the show have reasonable precautons to ensure the health and safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effectve everyone must take all reasonable precautons to avoid and prevent accidents from occurring and must obey the instructon of the organisers and the ofcials and stewards. 15 Only Champions from each secton will go forward to the ‘Best in Show’. 16 Although a Public Address System is provided, the show has no responsibility for ensuring sound coverage across the whole showground. It is therefore each compettor’s responsibility to ensure they present themselves and their exhibit in the ring at the tme of their chosen class. 17 A fall of horse or rider in any of the ridden classes will result in eliminaton of the rider from that class. The rider is strongly advised to see the on site medical team before contnuing to compete in any other classes. This rule will apply to all ridden classes except those afliated to Britsh Show jumping, whose own rule on this subject will apply in these Britsh Show jumping classes. (213:1 One fall eliminates horse and rider. The rider may not atempt another fence but must leave the arena immediately, mounted or dismounted. 213:3 The frst fall of the horse and/or rider afer entering the arena before completng the course incurs eliminaton in any competton.) 18 All compettors, when riding on the showground must wear the assigned and clearly visible back or bridle number. 19 Dogs are not encouraged in the horse area and must be kept on a short ead at all tmes whilst on the showground. 20. Failure to exhibit any animal entered will entail forfeiture of entry fees. 21. All horses atending the Show must have up-to-date vaccinatons. 22. All animals ridden anywhere on the Showground, rings or lorry parks (day or night), must only be ridden by a rider whose size and weight does not compromise the animal’s welfare. We are operatng under the 20% rider weight guideline where the rider in full riding atre with full tack must be less than 20% of the animal’s bodyweight. This is based on a relatvely ft, healthy animal, as an overweight animal is also a welfare concern.

EQUINE INFLUENZA
Horses must have been vaccinated to comply with the requirements of the primary course (1st vaccination and then 2nd vaccination between 21 – 92 days later), followed by the first booster (150 – 215 days) and all subsequent boosters. Horses may compete having received the primary course and prior to the frst booster but not within 7 days of receiving a vaccine dose. Horses must have been vaccinated within 12 months before the show but not less than 7 days of arriving at the show. Foals In-foal mares that have already had vaccinations of primary Equine Influenza course should be vaccinated 4-6 weeks before the foal is due to be born. Foals should be vaccinated for Equine Influenza at 6 months to commence their primary course. We urge all owners to adhere to strict biosecurity protocols at all tmes. Vaccinatons are subject to local risk assessments by the atending veterinarians.

PLEASE NOTE THAT NEITHER VACCINATION CERTIFICATES NOR PASSPORTS SHOULD BE SENT TO THE SHOW OFFICE PRIOR TO THE EVENT. HOWEVER, RANDOM CHECKS WILL BE CARRIED OUT ON THE SHOWGROUND DURING THE SHOW