Shirley Foley BHS Accredited Professional Coach & list 5 BD judge will be our instructor for this clinic.This clinic will be suitable for all levels.

A Prix Caprilli is a dressage test with jumps in it.  The number of jumps and their heights vary with level.  Just like normal dressage tests the lower the level the less you are asked to do.  It is a test of horsemanship in which a horse's all round schooling can be shown.  To get good marks, the horse should be obedient and move in balance with a rhythmic tempo.  Jumping the fences should be done smoothly with a minimum of disturbance to the rhythm.

There are three levels – Introductory, Preliminary and Novice – with the standard approximately compatible with BD levels.  Just as with pure dressage, the movements get more difficult and the jumps higher as you move up through the tests.  For this training you will be grouped together with riders working at a similar level and the height of the jumps will be tailored to suit the group.  There will be no pressure to jump if you don’t want to as these tests work well using poles on the ground.  If you wish to work at a higher level test but with poles or very small jumps, this is fine and vice versa, you can ride the intro test with higher fences. 

There will be 2 members sharing a group for 45 minutes.

3 sessions running from 10:15 am 11:00am and 11:45am

Starting at Intro level with poles on the ground

£30.00 per person - Members only

Bookings and payments via My Riding Life only.

Entries in advance only. You can book using our Secure Online Entry System.
Payment is secure and it goes directly to Solent Riding Club.
You will receive an email confirmation of your booking and payment.
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Clinic booking terms & conditions:

All taking part in this clinic must abide by the British Riding Club Rules ( BRC) Details of these are available at: https://www.bhs.org.uk/british-riding-clubs/brc-downloads/brc-handbook/  Anyone not abiding by these rules will not be permitted to take part in the clinic.

New BRC hat standards have been implemented from 2023, details of which can be found at: https://www.bhs.org.uk/media/jolmuvpy/2023-bhs-approvals-and-bhs-assessments-hat-guide-v1.pdf

SRC will be carrying out hat spot checks across clinics to check hat standards, if asked please allow your hat to be checked, if you do not submit your hat for checking you will not be permitted to take part in the clinic.

It is highly recommended that Body Protectors are worn at all BRC Clinics. Body Protectors to the applicable specification must be worn at all BRC XC clinics /events. Appropriate 2026 specification can be found at: BRC official guidelines for checking and tagging hats 2011

The organisers have taken reasonable precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must take reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents. Neither the organisers nor The British Horse Society accept responsibility for any accident, injury, loss or illness to horse, rider, spectator or property while present at this clinic.
 
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