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Riding for the Disabled

Annual Showing Show

20th August 2016

Ring 1

Back FieldJudge – TBC

Hunter Classes

Class

1. Novice Working Hunter Horse (Not to exceed 2’6)

2. Open Working Hunter Horse (Not exceeding 2’9)

3. Novice Working Hunter Pony (Not exceeding 2’3)

4. Open Working Hunter Pony (Not exceeding 2’9)

5. Small Breed Mountain & Moorland Reg & Unreg (Not exceeding 1’9)

6. Large Breed Mountain & Moorland Reg & Unreg (Not to exceed 2’3)

1st and 2nd place from class 5 &6 to go to M & M Championship class 18

Show Hunter / Riding Horse Classes

7. Show Hunter In Hand (15hh & over)

8. Riding Horse In Hand **

9. Small Show Hunter (15 – 15’2hh)ǂ

10. Large Show Hunter (15’3hh & Over) ǂ

11. Small Riding Horse (14’2-15’1hh) ǂ **

12. Large Riding Horse (15’2hh & over) ǂ **

13. Show Hunter Pony (14’1 & under)

14. Riding Pony (14’1 & under) ǂ **

15. Hunter Championship for classes 1,2,3,4,7,9,10,13

Ring 3

Indoor SchoolJudge – TBC

Utilities27. Tack and Turnout.

28. Pony Club Pony (14’1hh & under all ponies must be ridden in a snaffle bridle, no spurs).

29. Lead rein (Riders 8yrs & under)†

30. First Ridden (Riders 10yrs and under parents may assist)†

31. Family Pony/Horse (Class maybe split if suitable entries)

32. Riding Club Horse (14’2hh & over all horses must be ridden in a snaffle bridle, no spurs).

33. Open Ridden Horse

34. Open Ridden Pony

35. Championship for classes 28-34.

36. Young Handler (9yrs & under).

37. Young Handler (10-14yrs).

Coloured, Veterans and Part bred.

38. Coloured in hand (Age 4yrs and over, may be split 14.2hh & under / 14.3hh & over)

39. Veterans in hand (Equine to be 15yrs and over)**

40. Part bred in hand (class maybe split by height under/over 14.2hh)

41. Coloured under saddle (Age 4yrs and over, to inc. Pie, Skew and spotted, maybe split 14.2hh & under and 14.3hh & over)

42. Veterans under saddle (Equine to be 15yrs and over)**

43. Part bred under saddle (class maybe split by height under/over 14.2hh)

44. Championship for classes 38, 40, 41, 43.

45. Supreme Championship

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Ring 2

Outdoor School

Judge – TBC

Mountain & Moorland

Registered/Unregistered

16. In hand Registered/Unregistered (may be split if suitable entries)

17. Under Saddle Registered/Unregistered (may be split if suitable entries)

18. Championship for class 5, 6, 16 & 17

19. Traditional / Untraditional Cob in hand (class maybe split if suitable entries)**

20. Traditional / Untraditional Cob under saddle (class maybe split if suitable

entries)**

Young Stock (3yrs and Under)

21. In hand Hunter Horse/Pony (may be split if suitable entries)

22. In hand Riding Horse/Pony (may be split if suitable entries)

23. In hand Cob

24. In hand Sports Horse/Pony (may be split if suitable entries)

25. In hand Coloured 14’2hh and over (Open to piebald/skewbald and spotted,

class may be split if suitable entries)

26. Championship for classes 21-25

RIDING FOR THE DISABLED SHOWING SHOWSATURDAY 20 August 2016 10am

Sandyflat Stables, Caldercuilt Road, Summerston, Glasgow, G23 5NA

When completing this form please use BLOCK CAPITALS. Entries with incorrect entry fees will be returned.

Entries will be taken on the day. Pre-entries to be received by Thurs 18th August

Class Name of Horse/Pony Age Height of Horse/Pony

Rider Name Fee

Medical Surcharge £1.50 per rider

Total

ENTRY FEES £8 per class in advance

£10 per class on the day

ENTRIES & FEES PAYABLE TO: Riding For The Disabled, Sandyflat Stables, Caldercuilt Road, Summerston, Glasgow, G23 5NA.

Name………………………………………………………… Tel…………………………………………………………….

Address…………………………………………………………….. Mob…………………………………………………………...

** - The 1st & 2nd placed competitors go to Supreme Championship

† - Riders mat not compete in both lead rein class 26 and first ridden class 27

ǂ - Riders may not enter both Hunter and Riding Horse Classes.

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

Please read carefully in advance of the competition and keep for reference.

The judges’ decision is final

No horse to have competed in a HOYS or RIHS Qualifier in the last 24 months

Horses/Ponies must be 4 yrs and over unless otherwise stated next to class.

All animals must be sound

All dogs must be kept on a leads and please clean up after your dog.

Beaglers, Top hats and bowlers are no longer acceptable.

All persons when riding must wear a properly fitted hat with 3 point straps which conforms to British Standards and must be properly dressed in correct clothing.

Although every effort has been made to run classes to schedule Glasgow Group RDA will not be held responsible for classes clashing

Where sufficient entries are forward classes maybe split.

Any animal found to be suffering from a contagious or infectious disease will be asked to leave the centre immediately.

Objections to be lodged in writing within 30mins of the event concerned to the secretary with the sum of £10, which will be refunded if the objection is upheld by the Board of Directors.

The centre reserves the right to refuse entry. Entries must include the correct fees.

Any competitor, rider, groom or handler who acts in an abusive or aggressive manner towards any animal, spectator, official, volunteer or member of staff will forfeit all entries and/ or prizes and will be asked to leave the centre.

Two or more competitors may not compete on the same Horse/Pony in the same class

Glasgow Group Riding for The Disabled, or anyone acting on their behalf, will not be held responsible for any damage or injury to vehicles or horses however caused

Entries will only be given at the Boards discretion.

All proceeds from this event go to

Riding for the DisabledGlasgow Group

Registered Scottish Charity:SC002041

It is through the kind support of individuals, sponsors

and volunteers like yourselves that we are able to

continue our activities, to allow riders to experience

the physical, sensory and psychological benefits

that riding offers, which in turn helps to increase

confidence and self-esteem.