1 THE BRITISH SHOW JUMPING ASSOCIATION

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THE BRITISH SHOW JUMPING
ASSOCIATION
Patron:
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN
Vice Patron:
HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS ROYAL, LG,LT,GCVO,QSO,GCL
President:
MRS. E. ASTALL
Honorary Vice Presidents:
M. BATES
M. BULLMAN
R. MASSARELLA, O.B.E.
MRS. A.E.S. NUTTALL
P. ROBESON, O.B.E.
Stewards:
MR. J. MAGUIRE
MRS. R. OCKENDON-DAY
MISS. J. PELLY
MRS. V. TURNER
MR. D. AMBLER
MRS. A. DAWES
MRS. V. GRAHAM
MR. J. JACKS
Tel:
Chairman of Executive Board for 2009
MR. M. MAC
2, The Peacocks, Warwick CV34 6BS
(01926) 495205 E-mail: [email protected]
Nationally Elected Members of the Executive Board:
Vice Chairman:
MRS. E. EDGAR
Rio Grande, Warwick Road, Leek Wootton, Warwick, Warks, CV35 7QR
Tel: (01926) 855631 E-mail: [email protected]
MR. W. FUNNELL
Cobbetts Farm, Lyefield Lane, Forest Green, Dorking, Surrey, RH5 5SL.
Tel: (01306) 621351, Mobile: 07785 223114, E-mail: [email protected]
MR. G. HUDSON
Moelydd Farm, Trefonen, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY10 9ED
MRS. K.L. MOORE
Stondon Court, Ongar Road, Stondon Massey, Essex, CM15 0LE
Tel: (01277) 822792, Fax: (01277) 823867
MR. S. SMITH
7 Percy Terrace, Leamington Spa, Warks CV32 5PG
Tel: 01926 885172, Mobile: 07717 711711, E-mail:[email protected]
MR. T.M. STOCKDALE
Dovecote Farm, Hyde Road, Roade, Northampton, Northants, NN7 2LX
MRS.C.WHITAKER
Hey Side Farm, Upper Cumberworth, Huddersfield, W. Yorks, HD8 8YD
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Tel: (01484) 606789, Mobile: 07770 858299 E-mail: [email protected]
Regionally Elected Members of the Executive Board:
MRS. D. E. BODDY
Common Farm, Mosswood, Nr Crowle, South Humberside, DN17 4BZ
MISS. S. GIBSON
Warren Croft Farm, Garton Common, Warrington, Cheshire WA13 1BY
Tel: (01942) 673628 Mobile: 07768 516123 e-mail: [email protected]
D.M. BROOME, C.B.E.
Mount Ballan Manor, Portskewett, Newport, Gwent NP6 6XP
Tel: (01291) 420777, Mobile:07785 114545 E-mail: [email protected]
MR. D. COLE
22 Rainworth Water Road, Rainworth, Mansfield, Notts, NG21 0DT
MR. T. FORREST
Botley House, The Green, Chiddingfold, Godalming, Surrey, GU8 4TT
Tel: (01428) 685301, E-mail: [email protected]
MR J. R. JACKS
Trelorne, Church Street, Kenninghall, Norwich, Norfolk, NR16 2EP.
MR. J. A. LOFFET
Little Orchard, Wick Rissington, Cheltenham, Glos, GL54 2PN
MRS. J. TWEMLOW
17 Coventry Street, Brighton, Sussex, BN1 5PP.
MR. A. TREDWELL
Glebe Farm, Water Stratford Road, Finmere, Bucks, MK18 4AT
Tel: (01280) 848390, Mobile: 07703 563084, E-mail:[email protected]
MR. J. TRIM
Church Farm, West Stour, Dorset, SP8 5RL
Tel: (01747) 838888, Mobile 07860 233890, e-mail:[email protected]
Appointed Members of the Executive Board
Nominated by the Scottish Branch:
MISS. J. PELLY (Chairman)
Kennels Cottage, Solsgirth by Dollar FK14 7NZ
MR C. MCKERLIE (Vice Chairman)
Lochdow, Crossmichael, Castle Douglas, DG7 2LW
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Chief Executive: MRS. D. CORNISH
Communications Manager: MRS. M. CLAYTON
B.S.J.A. Financial Controller: MR. C. PURSER
Senior Consultant Course Designer: MR. J.F. DONEY
Stipendiary Stewards: MR. F. GRUNNILL, MR. M. HENWOOD.
MR S. TURNER & MR J. TAYLOR
Honorary Medical Officer: MR. M. DOOLEY, MFFP, MMS, FRCOG
Offices:
National Agricultural
Centre, Members:
Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth,
Honorary
Warwickshire, CV8 2LR.
Telephone: Coventry (024) 76698800
MR. D. HARVEY
Fax: (024) 76696685 - Email: [email protected]
MRS. E. HOBBS
- Website: www.bsja.co.uk
MR. D. HOOPER
MR. I.E. HUGHES
MRS. O. JENKS
MRS. V. ALLEN
MR. J. R. JONES
MR. D.G. BAILEY
MRS. S KINGS
MRS. P. BALFOUR
MISS J. C. LEWIS
MR. D. BASEY
MRS. J. M. MAIR
MR. G.A. BALL
MRS. M. L. MOERAN
MR. G. BANHAM
MRS. M. MORGAN
MR. R. BEILBY
MISS P. NESFIELD
MR. W.F.J. BELL
MRS. A.E.S. NUTTALL
R.ADM. A.J. BELLAMY
MR. D. OXBY
MRS. A J BELLAMY
MRS. P. PARSONS
MR. M. BEWSHER
MR. M. PARTRIDGE
MRS. M. BLAND
MRS. S. PARTRIDGE
MR. S. BROWN
MRS. M. PATTERSON
MR. J. CALDER
MR. F. PEARSON
MR. A. CLARKE
MR. D. PHILPOT
DR. G. COCHRANE
MRS. V.M. PIGG
MR. R. DALE
MR. E. T. PRICE
MR. A. L. DAVIS
MRS. K. PRICE
MRS. B. DOWNS
MR. F. J. PRIEST
MR. F. DOWSON
MR. J. PULLEN
MRS. A. EVANS
MR. T. REYNOLDS
LT. COL. R. L. V. ffRENCH BLAKE
MRS. G. B. ROBESON
MR. D. P. GEORGE
MR. W. R. ROBINSON
MR. N. GLEAVE
MR. B. ROWLAND
MRS. G. GOODRICK
MRS. E. M. RUSSELL
MR. J. GOSHERON
MR. S.W. RUSSELL
MR. A. GRANT
MRS. E. SANDS
MR. J.H. GREENWOOD
MRS. R. HUNNABLE-SCHNIEDER
MR. J. HAMMERTON
MISS B. SCHWABE
MR. G. HARRISON
MRS. P. SHARP
MR. S. HART
MR. A. E. SMITH
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Honorary Members - Cont'd
MRS. D. WHAMOND
MR. J. WHEELER
MR. L. WHITE
LADY MARY ROSE WILLIAMS
MR. E. J. WILLIAMS
MISS B. Z. WILMOT
MR. J. L. WOOD
MR. F. WOODHEAD
MISS R. SPRAGGE
MR. G. STANLEY
MRS. J. STILLWELL
MRS. J. SWINBURN
MR. H. E. TAYLOR
MR. O. THURTLE
MRS. E. R. TINGEY
MRS. J. K. WARREN
MRS. P. WARREN
SCOTTISH BRANCH
Honorary President:
LORD ROWALLAN
Honorary Vice Presidents:
MR. A. BLACK
MRS. J. LOW-MITCHELL
MRS. J. PATERSON
MR. W. SHERET
MRS. D. WHAMOND
Chairman:
MISS J PELLY
Vice Chairman:
MR C MCKERLIE
Administrator Scottish Branch:
Christine Harkin
Simpsonland Farm
Carscallan Road
Hamilton
ML3 7UZ
Telephone: (01698) 424315
Mobile: 07831 568888
e-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.bsja-scotland.co.uk
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MANAGEMENT BOARD
Chairman of the Executive and Management Boards
Michael Mac: Tel: 01926 470777
Chairmen of the Seven Committees forming the Management Board
Performance Development:
Clare Whitaker Tel: 01484 606789
UK Show Jumping Development:
Liz Edgar: Tel: 01926 855631
Membership Development:
Jane Twemlow: Tel: 01273 500360
e-mail: jane@[email protected]
Training Development:
Katrina Moore: Tel: 01277 234340
Finance & Treasury:
Tim Forrest: Tel: 01428 685301
Marketing & Commercial:
Diana Cornish Tel: 02476 698800/07939 480983
Operations Management:
Jane Pelly: Tel: 07778 063382
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Stipendiary Stewards
Frank Grunnill
Mike Henwood, Steve Turner &
John Taylor
Training Assistant
Michaela Darby
IT Support Disciplinary/Rules Officer &
Manager
Training Manager
Neil Fancott
Pam Rose
Membership Manager
Liz Bain
Dep. Manager & Membership Retention Secretary – Beccy Phillips
Membership & Registration Secretaries
Emma Southall, Kichelle Newman, Jo Hayward (p/t) Clare Lewis
Office Assistant – Katie Brownhill
Credit Controller
Jo Baker
Accounts Assistants
Carol Blakey
Anne Shuttleworth
Financial
Controller
Charles Purser
Breeding Data
Co-Ordinator
Kate Robbins
Reception
Sue Horton Barr
Head of
Sponsorship &
Communications
Maria Clayton
Shows Liaison Manager
Julia Heywood
Shows Assistants
Claire Crookes, Wendy Jones &
Catherine Scott
Graders
Sandra Rawlings
Communications
Communications
Manager – International
Officers
Jane Bird
Mary Allison
Communications Officer
- International
Communications Sue Wingrave
Administrators
Beccy Wootton
Sarah Johnstone
PA to Chief Executive
Nicky Dobbins
Chief Executive
Diana Cornish
HQ Staff Organisation Chart
BSJA SHOW JUMPS FOR HIRE
The BSJA can provide jumps for hire from 26 Area stores throughout the country and also
from the Jump Store at Aldershot, details are in the officials section in the Year Book or
ring 01684 773656 for your nearest outlet. Timing is available for hire from 31 outlets.
Per day of event
12 ft Champion Set
Please note: not including Rubber
Water Jump if requested including
take-off filler, flags and mats.
Per day of event
12 ft Standard Set
£247.00
£138.00
International Set
Price on application
Timing equipment
Per day of event
£53.50
Water Jump (Rubber)
(Not including Take-off brush, flags,
mats or laths)
Per day of event
£72.00
All prices are plus VAT where appropriate (see below)
All charges are plus breakages at new price levels
VAT
Ruling by HM Customs and Excise
We are required to continue charging VAT at the standard rate to all hirers, other than
non-profit making BSJA affiliated shows. VAT will be added to invoices by HQ at
Stoneleigh as appropriate.
BSJA SHOW JUMPS FOR SALE
The BSJA provide jumps for hire and for sale from the Jump
Store at Aldershot
Colour brochure and price list or further details available on request from:
For details apply to:
Derek & Martin Clarke
BSJA Jump Store
Shoe Lane
Aldershot
Hants. GU11 2HE
Tel: Aldershot (01252) 323164
Fax: (01252) 342528
Jon Doney
Bredon Manor
Bredon
Tewkesbury
Glos. GL20 7EG
Tel: (01684) 773656
Fax: (01684) 773773
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BSJA MONTHLY SHOW DATES
KEEP UP TO DATE......
The BSJA Monthly Dates is produced every month and contains the latest update on affiliated BSJA
competitions which are to take place two months after publication date. This information enables competitors to
plan ahead. The publication also contains the latest ranking lists which are compiled every month together with
qualifying competition venues.
Classified advertising space is FREE to members for personal use (Commercial advertising
is at very reasonable rates). This is a valuable medium for equestrian advertising as the publication
is read by many active show jumping members as well as all current Show Secretaries.
You may pay by cheque, Visa / Mastercard or by Direct Debit, (Direct Debit mandate forms may be
obtained from the BSJA office or downloaded from the website). Please quote your membership number
if you already have Direct Debit arrangements.
If you would like to subscribe to the BSJA Show Dates please complete the form below and send it with your
remittance of £26.00, which includes postage, to:
The British Show Jumping Association, National Agricultural Centre,
Kenilworth, Warwickshire. CV8 2LR.
Stoneleigh Park,
Name ...........................................................................................................................................................
Address ........................................................................................................................................................
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Post Code ............................................. Membership No. .......................................................................
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INTRODUCTION
The rules in this book are established so that competitors may compete against each other in show
jumping competitions under fair conditions. They can, however, never cover every eventuality.
Matters which cannot be solved by interpreting the rules to the letter should be resolved by following
as nearly as possible the spirit of the text to obtain the solution which is fairest to all competitors.
This Rule Book supersedes all previous Rule Books and is subject to change from time to time by the
Executive Board in respect of Policy and by the Management Board in respect of operational/
exceptional matters.
EQUAL ITY STATEMENT
The BSJA is fully committed to the principles of equality of opportunity and aims to ensure that
no individual receives less favourable treatment on the grounds of age, gender, disability, race, ethnic
origin, nationality, colour, parental or martial status, pregnancy, religious belief, class or social
background, sexual orientation or political belief. This includes all those involved in whatever
capacity – riders, driver, vaulters, employees, coaches, officials, other volunteers and spectators.
The BSJA will ensure wherever it is reasonable and within BSJA direct control that there is open access
to all those who wish to participate in all aspects of equestrian activity and that they are treated
fairly.
WELFARE OF THE HORSE
See Annex A at the end of Section 1
FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
The British Show Jumping Association accepts no financial responsibility in respect of affiliated or
unaffiliated shows. BSJA panel officials named in this book act in a voluntary capacity and have no
financial responsibility for their decisions.
OFFICES:British Show Jumping Association,
National Agricultural Centre, Stoneleigh Park,
Kenilworth, Warwickshire. CV8 2LR.
Telephone: Coventry (024) 76 698800
Fax: (024) 76 696685 Email: [email protected]
Website: www.bsja.co.uk
British Show Jumping Association,
Scottish Branch,
Website: www.bsja-scotland.co.uk
Editorials, products and services included in the Rules and Year
Book are not necessarily supported or endorsed by the
BRITISH SHOW JUMPING ASSOCIATION.
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CONTENTS
Page
INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................... 9
EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES ..................................................................................... 9
FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ............................................................................. 9
FEES FOR 2009 ............................................................................................. 20 - 21
SECTION 1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS
ORGANISATION ................................................................................................... 24
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2
3
4
5
6
7
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10
11
12
13
14
Corporate Status ........................................................................................................................ 2 4
Executive Board ........................................................................................................................ 2 4
Management Board ................................................................................................................... 2 4
Patron and Vice Patron ............................................................................................................ 2 4
President .................................................................................................................................... 2 4
Honorary Vice Presidents and Honorary Members .............................................................. 2 4
Stewards ...................................................................................................................................... 2 4
Chief Executive ......................................................................................................................... 2 4
Regions and Areas ..................................................................................................................... 2 5
Membership of the Executive Board ...................................................................................... 2 5
Membership of Management Board...............................................................................25
Standing Committees ................................................................................................................ 2 5
BSJA Office ................................................................................................................................ 2 5
Publications ................................................................................................................................ 2 5
ADMINISTRATION ............................................................................................... 26
21
22
22.4
23
24
25
Records ....................................................................................................................................... 2 6
Notice in Writing ...................................................................................................................... 2 6
Notification over the Telephone/BSJA Website .................................................................. 2 6
Effective Date ........................................................................................................................... 2 6
Official Forms ........................................................................................................................... 2 7
Methods of Payment ................................................................................................................ 2 7
MEMBERSHIP ....................................................................................................... 28
31
32
33
34
35
36
Application for Membership ................................................................................................... 2 8
Rights and Privileges of Membership ............................................................................. 28 - 29
Categories of Membership ............................................................................................... 30 - 33
Judges, Time Keepers and Course Designers / Builders ................................................ 33 - 39
Badges ......................................................................................................................................... 3 9
Subscriptions .............................................................................................................................. 3 9
REGISTRATION OF HORSES AND PONIES .................................................. 39
41
42
43
44
Eligibility to Register a Horse or pony ................................................................................... 3 9
Registration for BSJA Competitions ...................................................................................... 4 0
Registration for International Competitions ....................................................................... 41
Re-Registration .......................................................................................................................... 4 1
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Measurement.........................................................................................................41 -- 42
Table 45 ........................................................................................................... 43 - 44
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50
51
52
Horses Under Four Years Old .................................................................................................. 4 4
Disputed Ownership .................................................................................................................. 4 4
Leasing ....................................................................................................................................... 4 5
Animal Health Trust Surcharge ............................................................................................... 4 5
Names ................................................................................................................................. 45 - 46
Registration Fees ....................................................................................................................... 4 6
Disposal of Registered Horses and Ponies ...................................................................... 46 - 47
GRADING ............................................................................................................... 47
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Records ....................................................................................................................................... 4 7
Prizes Graded ............................................................................................................................. 4 7
Horses Disqualified .................................................................................................................... 4 8
Grading of Imported Horses and Ponies ................................................................................. 4 8
Upgrading ........................................................................................................................... 48 - 49
Grade Limits .............................................................................................................................. 4 9
Notional Prize Money ...................................................................................................... 49 - 57
Table 67.1 ............................................................................................................... 50
Table 67.2 ............................................................................................................... 54
Table 67.3 ............................................................................................................... 54
Regional Intro Leagues .................................................................................................... 54
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Riders Ranking, Top Horses, Leading Owners Lists ..................................................... 55 - 57
Table 68.1 ............................................................................................................... 56
Table 68.3 ............................................................................................................... 57
SHOWS AND COMPETITIONS ......................................................................... 58
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78a
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Definitions ................................................................................................................................. 5 8
Restrictions ................................................................................................................................ 5 8
Affiliation of Shows .......................................................................................................... 59 - 61
Affiliation Fees .......................................................................................................................... 6 2
Schedules .................................................................................................................................... 6 2
Prizes .................................................................................................................................. 62 - 66
Eligibility ............................................................................................................................ 67 - 72
Local Competitions .......................................................................................................... 69 - 72
Pony Competitions .................................................................................................................. 7 3
Entries ........................................................................................................................................ 7 3
CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE ............................................................................. 75
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Agreement to be bound by the Rules & BEF Rules for
International Competitions ..................................................................................................... 7 5
Conduct of Members .......................................................................................................... 75 -77
The Stewards .............................................................................................................................. 7 7
Complaints of Misconduct ....................................................................................................... 7 7
Notice of Complaint ................................................................................................................. 7 7
Rights of Members at Stewards Meetings ............................................................................... 7 8
Powers of the Stewards to Impose Penalties ......................................................................... 7 8
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88.3
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96.2
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Immediate Suspension .............................................................................................................. 7 8
FEI Suspensions ............................................................................................................78
Cross Discipline Suspensions .........................................................................................78
Competitors Cautioned by Judges ..................................................................................79
Notice of Findings, Penalties and Appeals ............................................................................ 79
Summary Powers of the Chief Executive ...................................................................... 79 - 80
Summary Powers of a Team Manager .................................................................................... 8 1
Indebtedness to the Association .............................................................................................. 8 1
Indebtedness to Affiliated Shows ............................................................................................. 8 1
Publication of Findings and Penalties ..................................................................................... 8 1
Stipendiary Stewards ................................................................................................................. 8 2
Judges & Show Stewards .................................................................................................... 82 - 83
Forbidden Substances ................................................................................................................. 8 4
Table 97.1 ............................................................................................................... 84
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Prohibited Classes of Substances and Prohibited Methods ................................................... 8 5
99
Working with Children in Horse Sports ................................................................................. 8 5
Annex A BSJA Code of Conduct for The Welfare of the Horse ............................86 - 88
SECTION 2 JUMPING AND JUDGING
TURNOUT .............................................................................................................. 90
101
102
Dress ................................................................................................................................... 90 - 92
Saddlery and Equipment ..................................................................................................... 92 93
Advertising & Publicity on Competitors and Horses ................................................... 92 - 93
OFFICIALS ............................................................................................................ 94
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113
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Judges .......................................................................................................................................... 9 4
Time Keepers ............................................................................................................................ 9 4
Course Designers/ Builders ...................................................................................................... 9 4
Responsibility ............................................................................................................................ 9 4
Arena .......................................................................................................................................... 9 4
PRACTICE ............................................................................................................. 94
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Practice Area ....................................................................................................................... 94 95
Practice Obstacles ..................................................................................................................... 9 5
OBSTACLES ................................................................................................... 96 - 97
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Structure and Appearance ........................................................................................................ 9 8
Cups .................................................................................................................................... 98 - 99
Dimensions ........................................................................................................................ 97 - 98
Maximum Heights in the First Round .................................................................................... 9 9
TABLE 134 ............................................................................................................ 100
135
Heights in Jumps-Off .............................................................................................................. 101
TABLE 135 - Height Conversion Table (Metres to feet and inches) ....................101
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Maximum Spreads ................................................................................................................... 102
Combinations ............................................................................................................ 102
TABLE 136 ...................................................................................................................... 102
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Water Jump .............................................................................................................................. 102
Hedge ........................................................................................................................................ 103
Flagging, Course ...................................................................................................................... 103
Directional Flags ..................................................................................................................... 103
COURSES .............................................................................................................103
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Course Plan .............................................................................................................................. 103
Start and Finish ........................................................................................................................ 104
Number of Obstacles ............................................................................................................... 104
Jump-Off Course ..................................................................................................................... 104
Measuring the Course .................................................................................................. 104 - 105
Walking the Course ................................................................................................................ 105
Representations by Competitors about the Course ............................................................. 105
Course Incorrectly Erected .................................................................................................... 105
Resiting Obstacles ................................................................................................................... 105
TIMING .................................................................................................................. 105
161 Speed .............................................................................................................................. 105 - 106
162 Time Allowed .......................................................................................................................... 107
163 Time Limit .............................................................................................................................. 107
164 Competitors' Time .................................................................................................................. 107
164.1a 45 Second Count Down .......................................................................................................... 107
TABLE 162 ...................................................................................................................... 108
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Timing Equipment .................................................................................................................. 109
COMMUNICATIONS ...........................................................................................110
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The Bell .................................................................................................................................... 110
Ringing the Bell ....................................................................................................................... 110
Public Address .......................................................................................................................... 110
Collecting Ring ........................................................................................................................ 110
SCORING ..............................................................................................................110
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Competition Categories ......................................................................................................... 110
Table A ..................................................................................................................................... 111
Table C ..................................................................................................................................... 111
Special Competitions .............................................................................................................. 111
RESULTS ..............................................................................................................111
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Results under Table A .................................................................................................. 111 - 112
TABLE 191 ...................................................................................................................... 112
192A
192B
192C
192D
192E
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Table
Table
Table
Table
Table
Table
A6 .................................................................................................................................. 113
A7 .................................................................................................................................. 113
A8 .................................................................................................................................. 113
A9 .................................................................................................................................. 113
A10 ..................................................................................................................113
C ..................................................................................................................................... 114
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Table AC .................................................................................................................................. 114
Competitor Riding All Horses Qualified for the Jump-Off ................................................ 114
Competition Abandoned ........................................................................................................ 114
No Competitor Completing the Course ............................................................................... 114
Objections ..................................................................................................................... 114 - 115
ELIMINATION, DISQUALIFICATION, RETIRING,
WITHDRAWING ..................................................................................................116
201
Elimination .............................................................................................................................. 116
TABLE 201 ............................................................................................................. 116 - 117
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204
205
Elimination at the Judges Discretion .................................................................................... 117
Disqualification ........................................................................................................................ 117
Retiring .......................................................................................................................... 117 - 118
Withdrawing ............................................................................................................................ 118
Reports ..................................................................................................................................... 119
ERRORS ............................................................................................................... 119
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Knock Down ............................................................................................................................ 119
Disobediences ................................................................................................................ 120 - 121
Fall ............................................................................................................................................ 121
Dismounting ............................................................................................................................ 121
ACCESS TO THE ARENA ................................................................................. 121
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Authorised Access ................................................................................................................... 121
Unauthorised Access ............................................................................................................... 121
STARTING ............................................................................................................ 122
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Order of Starting ..................................................................................................................... 122
Rate of Starting ....................................................................................................................... 122
Entering the Arena ................................................................................................................. 122
Commencing the Round .............................................................................................. 122 - 123
STOPPING DURING A ROUND ........................................................................ 123
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Signal to Stop ........................................................................................................................... 123
Ignoring the Bell ..................................................................................................................... 123
Stopping Voluntarily ............................................................................................................... 123
Continuing after Stopping ...................................................................................................... 123
Stopping and Restarting the Clock ....................................................................................... 124
Restarting the Whole Course ................................................................................................. 124
PENALTIES AT OBSTACLES ........................................................................... 124
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253
Penalties at Obstacles Under Table A .................................................................................. 124
Penalties at Open Combinations Under Table A ................................................................ 125
TABLE 253 ...................................................................................................................... 125
254
Penalties at the Water Jump Under Table A ....................................................................... 125
TABLE 254 ...................................................................................................................... 126
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258
Penalties at Obstacles Under Table C ................................................................................... 126
Jumping the Wrong Course ......................................................................................... 126 - 127
Penalties at Alternative Obstacles ........................................................................................ 127
Failing to Jump the Next Obstacle Within 45 Seconds ...................................................... 127
OTHER PENALTIES ............................................................................................127
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Outside Assistance ................................................................................................................... 127
Knocking the Timing Equipment ......................................................................................... 127
Improperly Leaving the Arena ............................................................................................. 127
Finishing ........................................................................................................................ 127 - 128
Leaving the Arena .................................................................................................................. 128
Loss of Hat .............................................................................................................................. 128
BRITISH EVENTING RULES ..................................................................... 129 - 134
PONY CLUB RULES .................................................................................. 135 - 136
SECTION 3
RULES FOR SPECIAL COMPETITIONS
SPECIAL COMPETITIONS ................................................................................. 138
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272B
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279
280
Scheduling ................................................................................................................................. 138
Olympic Star Spotters Competition for 6 year old Horses ................................................ 138
Milton Championships for 5 year old Horses .......................................................... 138 - 139
4 Year Old Classes ................................................................................................................... 139
National Under 16 Championships for the Wales & West Trophy ................................. 139
National Under 18 Championships ............................................................................ 139 - 140
Top Score ................................................................................................................................. 140
Accumulator ............................................................................................................................ 141
Power and Speed ...................................................................................................................... 141
Take Your Own Line .............................................................................................................. 142
Fault and Out ................................................................................................................ 142 - 143
Puissance .................................................................................................................................. 143
Six Bars .......................................................................................................................... 143 - 144
Knockout ................................................................................................................................. 144
TABLE 280 ...................................................................................................................... 145
281
282
283
284
285
286A
287
288
289A
289B
289C
289D
Team ........................................................................................................................................ 145
Baton Relay ............................................................................................................................. 146
Rescue Relay ............................................................................................................................ 146
Table A Handicap ................................................................................................................... 147
Two Fence Challenge ............................................................................................................. 148
Two Phase Competition ........................................................................................................ 148
Single Phase Competition ...................................................................................................... 149
Preliminary Competition to be Used to Reduce the Number of
Starters in a Main Competition ............................................................................................. 149
10 years and Under ................................................................................................................. 150
11 years and Under ................................................................................................................. 150
National 128cms Championship ................................................................................ 151
National 138cms Championship ........................................................................................... 151
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SECTION 4
QUALIFYING COMPETITIONS
290
Qualifiers ....................................................................................................................... 154 - 155
ADULT QUALIFYING COMPETITIONS
291
292
299
300
301
304
305
306
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318)
328)
International Trial ....................................................................................................... 155 - 156
Area Trial ...................................................................................................................... 156 - 157
National 6 Year Old Championships .................................................................................... 158
National 7 & 8 Year Old Championship ................................................................... 158 - 159
National 1.40m Open ............................................................................................................. 159
National Grades B & C Handicap Championship ............................................................... 160
Horse Of The Year Grade C Championship ........................................................................ 160
National 1.30m Open incorporating 1.30m Classic Championship ................................. 161
The Horse and Hound Foxhunter - First Round ....................................................... 161 - 162
The Horse and Hound Foxhunter - Second Round .............................................................. 163
Tri-Zone Senior Newcomers - First Round ............................................................... 163 - 164
Tri-Zone Senior Newcomers - Second Round ...................................................................... 164
Equissage Discovery Championship - First Round .............................................................. 165
Equissage Discovery Championship - Second Round ............................................... 165 - 166
Derby House British Novice Championship - First Round ................................................ 166
Derby House British Novice Championship - Second Round ............................................ 167
BSJA National Amateur and Veteran Championships ............................................. 168 - 173
BSJA Senior Class Course Specifications .......................................................... 174 - 175
Young Riders Course Specifications ................................................................... 176
BSJA Senior Class Course Specifications for Winter Qualifying
Competitions .................................................................................................... 176
BSJA Pony Class Course Specifications ....................................................................... 178
Pony QUALIFYING COMPETITIONS
400
402
404
405
406
407
408
409
BSJA Pony National 1.15m Members Cup .......................................................................... 179
Pony Show Jumper of the Year .................................................................................. 179 - 180
Squibb & Davies National Pony Foxhunter - First Round .................................................... 181
Squibb & Davies National Pony Foxhunter - Second Round .......................................... 181 - 182
Blue Chip Feed Balancer Pony Newcomers - First Round. ...................................... 182 - 183
Blue Chip Feed Balancer Pony Newcomers - Second Round ............................................. 183
Pony Discovery - First Round ............................................................................................... 184
Pony Discovery - Second Round........................................................................184 - 185
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410
411
412
413
Pony British Novice Championship - First Round ............................................................. 185
Pony British Novice Championship - Second Round ......................................................... 186
Horse Of The Year Show 128cms Qualifier ........................................................................ 187
Horse Of The Year Show 138cms Qualifier ........................................................................ 187
WINTER QUALIFYING COMPETITIONS
500
501
505
506
507
511
512
513
514
515
517
518
Winter Premier Circuit .......................................................................................................... 188
Winter Grades A & B Grand Prix .............................................................................. 188
Winter B & C .......................................................................................................................... 189
Derby House Winter Novice Championship ....................................................................... 189
BSJA Winter Grade C Qualifier ............................................................................................. 190
John Whitaker International Winter JA Classic ................................................................ 190
Winter 138cms Competition - First Round ......................................................................... 191
Winter 138cms Competition - Second Round ..................................................................... 191
Winter 128cms Competition - First Round ......................................................................... 192
Winter 128cms Competition - Second Round ..................................................................... 192
Winter Grade JC Championship ............................................................................................ 193
Children on Horses ..................................................................................................... 194
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF OFFICIALS ........................................................ 259
GENERAL INDEX ............................................................................................... 268
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Notes
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Notes
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FEES FOR 2009
Effective from 1st January 2009
MEMBERSHIPFEES
ANNUAL
FEE
£
MEMBERSHIP TYPE
Full Jumping Member
Full Visiting Member*
Non Jumping Member
Official / Show Secretary
Associate Member
Pony Associate Member
Pony Member
Owner
Supporter Member
Stud Membership
Company Member
Regimental Member
Life Member
*Foreign Competitors - See Rules 33.12 & 41.3
118.00
118.00
49.00
20.00
87.00
44.00
25.00
75.00
29.00
75.00
505.00
505.00
1,060.00
HORSE AND PONY REGISTRATION FEES
* (Includes a charitable donation to the Animal Health Trust)
Grade A * * (See note 1)
Grade A * * * (See note 2)
Grade B
Grade C
Grade JA
Grade JC
Grade JD
Non Competing Horses/Ponies under 4 years
Non-competing Performance Stallions
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.50
153.00
109.00
82.00
69.00
62.00
32.00
25.00
20.00
20.00
* * Note 1. Additional registration fees will be charged for the most successful Grade A
horses using the Top Horse List as at 1st November 2008. Grade A horses
registering after the 1st October may be charged Additional Grade A fees in
accordance with the previous list should their registration lapse into a new
calendar year. The additional fees are:
£
£25,001 and over
775.00
£10,001 to £25,000
550.00
£5,001 to £10,000
255.00
* * * Note 2. Horses which were registered in Grade A in 2008 which won less than
£500 during 2008 and which are re-registered for 2009 in the same ownership.
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PREFIX FEES
Company/Dealer
£
1 - 5 horses
6 - 10 horses
11+ horses
-
OTHER FEES
250.00
750.00
1,000.00
£
FEI Rider Registration
FEI Horse/Pony Registration
Authority to Act
Change of Name
Stallion Ribbons (including P & P)
Duplicate Membership or Registration cards
'Ticket to Ride' Red tickets per book of 50
'Ticket to Ride' Blue tickets (each)
-
PUBLICATIONS (Includes Postage)
15.00
15.00
36.00
184.00
2.50
3.20
250.00
6.00
£
Monthly Show Dates (12 months)
Notes on Course Designing
Health & Safety Guidelines for Shows
-
26.00
5.00
3.00
-
FREE
£7.00
+£10.50
FREE
£5.00
-
£13.50
£16.50
£10.00
BSJA Computer Printouts of Horse/Pony Winnings
CURRENT MEMBERS
Own horse/pony
Each Horse/Pony owned by another member
Instant FAX/E-mail service
Website Download - Own horse/pony
Website Download - owned by another member
NON CURRENT MEMBERS
Each horse or pony
Instant FAX/E-mail service for all above
Website Download
VAT has been included in the fees above where applicable.
VARIABLE AMOUNT DIRECT DEBIT
This facility is available for all routine payments and members are encouraged to make use of it to help
reduce administration costs.
(Horse and Pony registrations are NOT automatically renewed by this method).
Payment may also be made by VISA, DEBIT, ACCESS or MASTERCARD
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SECTION 1
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SECTION 1
GENERAL REGULATIONS
ORGANISATION
1
Corporate Status
The British Show Jumping Association is a company limited by guarantee.
Copies of the
Memorandum and Articles of Association are available on application to the Chief Executive and
on the website.
2
Executive Board
The Executive Board is responsible for establishing the strategy and direction for the Association;
reviewing the effectiveness of the strategy and direction adopted by the Association and the success
of the Management Board in implementing them and in maintaining proper financial control.
The Executive Board is constituted as described in Rule 10.
Management Board
3
The Management Board is appointed by the Executive Board from its own members and will make
the key tactical and operational decisions required to ensure that all aspects of the Association's
strategy are implemented. The Management Board is constituted as described in Rule 11.
4
Patron and Vice Patron
Her Majesty the Queen is the Patron of the British Show Jumping Association and Her Royal
Highness The Princess Royal is Vice Patron.
5
President
The President is elected by the members of the Association in general meeting and serves for a
term of two years from 1st January of the year following his/her election. From the time of the
election until he/she takes office he/she is known as the President Elect.
6
Honorary Vice Presidents and Honorary Members
Honorary Vice Presidents and Honorary Members are elected by the members of the Executive
Board in recognition of long or outstanding service to the Association or its objects.
7
8
Stewards
1
The Stewards of the Association are appointed annually by the Executive Board. A Steward
who has served for four years in succession may not be re-appointed for the following year,
but may be re-appointed for successive years thereafter. The powers and duties of the Stewards
are set out in Rules 83 and 87 and 87A.
2
Show Stewards are appointed by the Show Secretary for the duration of a show and the powers
and duties of a Show Steward are set out in Rules 73 and 96.
Chief Executive
The Chief Executive is appointed and employed by the Executive Board with overall responsibility
for the efficient day to day running of the affairs of the Association.
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9
Regions and Areas
The British Show Jumping Association is the governing body for the sport of show jumping
throughout the United Kingdom excluding Northern Ireland.
Members of the Association in
Scotland are organised as a branch of the Association. The rest of the country is divided into ten
regions. Each region comprises a number of areas, the boundaries of which, in general, conform
to county boundaries. The British Show Jumping Association (Jersey Branch) and the British Show
Jumping Association (Guernsey Branch) are separate autonomous associations with their own
constitutions and local rules, affiliated to the British Show Jumping Association.
10
Membership of the Executive Board
The Executive Board consists of the President and President Elect (if any), eight members elected
nationally, ten members elected regionally, two members nominated by the Scottish Branch
Council and not more than six members appointed in accordance with Clause 22 of the
Memorandum & Articles of Association. The Executive Board elects its own chairman . Members
of the Executive Board are appointed for a period of three years.
11
Membership of the Management Board
The Management Board consists of the Chairman (also Chairman of the Executive Board) and
seven members of the Executive Board who will be allocated a specific responsibility in respect
of one of the following: Finance and Treasury
UK Show Jumping Development
Marketing and Commercial
Membership Development
Training Development
Operations Management
Performance Development
Members of the Management Board are appointed for a period of four years, subject to them
remaining on the Executive Board.
12
Standing Committees
The Executive Board meets approximately three/four times a year when it receives reports from
the Management Board/Standing Committees.
13
BSJA Office
The affairs of the Association are conducted from the BSJA Office situated on the showground
of the Royal Agricultural Society of England at Stoneleigh, Warwickshire.
14
Publications
The Association publishes the BSJA Rules and Year Book annually and its own magazine "British
Show Jumping", six times a year. The Association also publishes a Monthly Show Dates giving
brief details of affiliated shows. The Monthly Show Dates is available by subscription.
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ADMINISTRATION
21
Records
All records of members, horses and ponies are kept and handled at the BSJA Office by computer.
22
Notice in Writing
Before competing in any affiliated competition members must produce their current membership
and registration cards. Competitors who do not produce their membership and registration cards,
for whatever reason, must purchase an entry ticket from the Show Secretary before riding in an
affiliated competition. See Rule 77.
1 Before competing as owner or rider or acting as authorised agent or as the registered agent of
a company member, appropriate Notice in Writing must be given to the BSJA Office of the
following and the appropriate membership or registration cards received:
2
1
Initial application for membership of the Association (Rule 31).
2
Initial registration of horse or pony (Rule 42).
3
Re-registration of horse or pony following change of ownership (Rule 44).
4
Appointment or annual re-appointment as authorised agent (Rule 33.11.3)
5
Change of name of horse or pony (Rule 50.8).
Notice in Writing must be effected by one of the following means:
1
By letter or postcard which must bear a postmark dated before the date of competing.
Members should note that in many areas even first class mail is not necessarily postmarked
on the day of collection. This particularly applies to weekend and bank holiday postings.
If in doubt that a valid postmark will be forthcoming members should effect the Notice in
Writing by one of the four following methods:-
2
By facsimile (FAX) message transmitted to Coventry (02476) 696685 no later than the
day before competing.
3
By delivery by hand during normal working hours. The bearer must ensure that the notice
is opened by the BSJA receptionist in his or her presence and date stamped on receipt. The
notice will then be valid if received by the day before the competition.
4
By e-mail - [email protected]
3
Notice by telephone will not be accepted for Initial Horse or Membership applications or change
of ownerships.
4
Notification Over the Telephone/BSJA Website
Notification over the telephone/BSJA website will be accepted for the following:
Membership Renewals
Horse/Pony Registration Renewals
Show Dates subscriptions
Change of Address
Effective Date
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1
On receipt of a Notice in Writing the BSJA Office will make the appropriate record entry on the
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computer. The date of entry recorded will be the date of the postmark for notice by letter or postcard,
the date of receipt of the e-mail or fax, hand delivery for notice by these means. Verbal requests
will be effective on receipt of appropriate fee.
2 If it is subsequently reported to the BSJA Office in the competition results from shows or by any
other means, that a member has competed as owner or rider or acted as authorised agent or registered
agent before the effective date of the Notice in Writing or verbally as entered on the BSJA
computer, the matter will be investigated and, if necessary, disciplinary action will be taken in
accordance with Rule 91.
N.B. The rider of an unregistered horse may be held equally responsible with the owner.
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Official Forms
1
Transactions notified in writing as above will not be fully processed until a correctly completed
official form has been received, accompanied by the correct fee or payment details provided.
2
When a transaction has been processed the relevant documentation will be despatched to the
member concerned together with a statement of account showing any balance of fees due to
the Association or refund due to the member. Such account must be settled within 30 days, in
default of which the member concerned may be suspended from all rights and privileges of
membership until such time as payment is received (Rule 93).
3
Except as indicated in Rule 24.1, members who do not forward a completed official form at
the time of giving Notice in Writing nor within 30 days of the effective date may be subject
to disciplinary action in accordance with Rule 91.
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Methods of Payment
1
Payments by cheque, visa, debit card, money order or postal order should normally accompany the
official form or forms to which they refer or be supported by a written statement clearly identifying
the relevant account or transaction. This is particularly necessary following Notice in Writing in
accordance with Rule 22. Payments in cash should not be sent by unregistered mail.
2
Variable Amount Direct Debit
1 Payment by Variable Amount Direct Debit enables the correct amount to be collected from
a member’s bank on all occasions when routine payments are made. Before this facility can
be used, a VADD Mandate (forms available from the BSJA Office or downloaded from the
website) must be completed and returned to the office.
2
Notice of renewal for all members is sent to the paying member 21 days prior to renewal
date. Membership is automatically renewed annually unless the BSJA office is instructed
otherwise in writing or over the telephone/BSJA website at least 30 days prior to date of
renewal.
Any member having not paid their subscription by 30 days after renewal date shall cease on that
date to be entitled to any rights and privileges of membership until the subscription shall be paid.
The Personal Liability insurance becomes invalid after the renewal date if the subscription is unpaid
and cannot be back-dated, unless the subscription is received within 30 days of the renewal date.
3
Separate Notice in Writing is still required for all other transactions in accordance with Rule
22. On all such occasions when payment is collected through this system the member will
be sent details of the amount collected and how it has been calculated.
4
A VADD mandate may be cancelled at any time by informing the bank and the BSJA Office in writing.
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MEMBERSHIP
31
Applications for Membership
1
All applications for membership must be made by Notice in Writing to the BSJA Office (Rule 22).
2
An initial application for membership which is to apply in respect of any calendar year up to
and including the year in which the prospective member reaches the age of 18 must be supported
by a copy of his or her birth certificate which will be returned after checking.
3
The BSJA Management Board reserves the right to accept or reject
membership without stating its reasons.
4
All members MUST produce their membership and registration cards at affiliated shows.
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any application for
Rights and Privileges of Membership
Membership of the British Show Jumping Association confers certain rights and privileges as
follows depending on the category of membership.
1
2
General Privileges
1
Equestrian related personal liability insurance in respect of third parties (see current year
book), subject to policy Terms, Exceptions and conditions and rules of membership. Limit
of indemnity is £30,000,000.
2
To be issued with and wear the BSJA Membership Badge (Rule 35).
3
To receive the BSJA Rules and Year Book and Annual Report and Accounts.
4
To receive free of charge "British Show Jumping" magazine (one per household)
5
To subscribe to and receive the BSJA Monthly Show Dates.
Meetings, Voting and Eligibility Rights
1
To receive notice of and to attend general meetings of the Association and of regional or
area meetings for the region and area in which the member resides.
2
To vote at general meetings of the Association and at regional or area meetings for the
region or area in which the member resides.
3
To nominate members for election to the Executive Board.
4
To vote in the annual ballot to elect members of the Executive Board.
5
To be eligible for nomination for and to be elected as a member of the Executive Board.
6
To be eligible for appointment by the Executive Board as Area Representative or Deputy
Area Representative.
7
To nominate members for election to an Area Committee.
8
To be eligible for nomination for and to be elected or appointed to serve as a member of
an Area Committee.
9
To vote in a ballot to elect members of an Area Committee.
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1 0 To be eligible for appointment to the Judges, Associate Judges, Course Designers and Builders
Panels subject to the provisions of Rule 34.
3
4
5
Competitive Rights
1 To register with the BSJA a horse or pony (Rule 41).
2
To enter a horse or pony in a competition to be held at a show affiliated to the BSJA, the
FEI or any national federation in membership of the FEI subject to the rules and conditions
for that competition (Rule 79.1).
3
To compete as owner and/or rider of a horse or pony in a competition held at a show affiliated
to the BSJA, the FEI or any national federation in membership of the FEI subject to the
rules and conditions for that competition (Rule 77).
4
To substitute a horse or pony in a competition held at a show affiliated to the BSJA (Rule
79.3).
5
To make objections or representations to the Judge (Rules 198.1, 198.13).
6
To appoint an authorised agent (Rule 33.11).
7
To act as authorised agent or as a registered agent for a company member (Rules 33.11,
33.8).
8
To hold a competitor or professional licence to compete at an
outside Great Britain (Rule 77.15.2).
international show held
Company Rights and Privileges
1 To appoint a registered agent (Rule 33.8).
2
To be registered with the BSJA as the owner of a horse.
3
To register with the BSJA a commercial prefix or suffix and to apply such prefix or suffix
to the names of horses registered in the company’s ownership (Rule 50.7.3).
4
It should be noted that the equestrian related personal liability insurance in respect of third
party cover extends only to the Registered Agent and not to the corporate body or its
employees.
Suspension of Members
A person who has been suspended from all rights and privileges of membership of the
Association so long as his/her suspension lasts, shall not: transfer the registration of a horse
or pony from his/her ownership or deal in any capacity with a BSJA registered horse or pony
(e.g. as trainer, manager,adviser, groom) at any show affiliated to the BSJA, nor are they allowed
to walk the course or have access to the practice areas, or be involved in any respect with any
show affiliated to the BSJA.
Any horse or pony found by the Stewards of the Association to have been dealt within
contravention of this Rule shall be automatically declared to be suspended from all future show
jumping activities until such time as the Stewards of the Association are satisfied that the horse
or pony has been sold on the open market to a purchaser having no previous connections
with the suspended person concerned, whereupon the suspension shall be removed.
A rider under a medical suspension may not compete in another equestrian discipline without
the permission of the appropriate Governing body.
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Categories of Membership
The following categories of membership are established.
1
Life Membership is available from the beginning of the calendar year in which the age of 19 is
reached and confers the same rights and privileges of membership as full membership (Rule 32).
Honorary life members elected by the Executive Board receive the full benefits of life membership.
2A Jumping/Full Membership is available from the beginning of the year in which the age of
19 is reached and confers all rights and privileges of membership other than company rights
and privileges (Rule 32).
2 B Full Visiting membership is available from the beginning of the year in which the age of
19 is reached and confers all rights and privileges of membership other than company rights
and privileges See also Rule 33.12.
3
Non-jumping Membership is available from the beginning of the calendar year in which the
age of 19 is reached and confers all general, meetings, voting and eligibility rights and privileges
of membership (Rule 32). It does not confer competitive rights and privileges except that a
non-jumping member may register in his or her ownership horses and/or ponies to be ridden
only by members of his or her immediate family (husband, wife, son, daughter, ward, father,
mother, brother, sister) being members of the Association in the category appropriate to their
ages. See also Rule 33.12 for Visiting Non-Jumping Membership.
3A Official Membership is available only to BSJA Panel Judges, Course Designers/Builders, Show
Organisers and Area Committee members and confers all general, meetings, voting and eligibility
rights and privileges except that an Official member may register in his or her ownership horses
and/or ponies to be ridden only by members of his or her immediate family (husband, wife, son,
daughter, ward, father, mother, brother, sister) being members of the Association in the category
appropriate to their ages.
3 B Owner Membership is available from the beginning of the year in which the age of 19 is reached
and confers all rights and privileges of membership other than company rights and privileges
(Rule 32). It does not confer competitive rights and privileges.
4
Associate Membership is available from the beginning of the calendar year in which the age
of 17 is reached until the end of the calendar year in which the age of 18 is reached and confers
general and competitive rights and privileges of membership other than the right to act as
authorised agent or the registered agent of a company member. It also confers the right to
receive notice of and to attend general meetings of the Association and of regional and area
meetings for the region or area in which the member resides, but not the right to vote at such
meetings (Rule 32). See also Rule 33.12 for Visiting Associate Membership.
5
Pony Associate Membership is available from the beginning of the calendar year in which the
age of 12 is reached. It confers the same rights and privileges including those in respect of ponies
and is subject to the same conditions and limitations as pony membership, but additionally confers
the right to compete as the rider of a horse in a competition held at a show affiliated to the BSJA,
the FEI or any national federation in membership of the FEI subject to the rules and conditions for
that competition (Rule 33.2). See also Rule 33.12 for Visiting Pony Associate Membership.
6
Pony Membership is available until the end of the calendar year in which the age of 16 is reached
and confers the general privileges of membership and the right to compete as the rider of a pony
in a competition held at a show affiliated to the BSJA, the FEI or any national federation in
membership of the FEI subject to the rules and conditions for that competition. It is a condition
of pony membership that an adult of the pony member’s immediate family (father, mother,
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brother or sister) or his or her legally appointed guardian is a life, full, owner or non-jumping
member of the Association who takes responsibility for the pony member and acts on his or her behalf
in all competitive matters including the ownership of his or her ponies which must be registered in the
ownership of the relative. If it is not possible for an immediate relative to act in this capacity, application
must be made to the Chief Executive stating the reason and proposing the name of a life, full, non
jumping or owner member of the Association who has agreed to take responsibility for the pony
member and to act as guardian for the purposes of this rule. See also Rule 33.12 for Visiting Pony
Membership.
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Company Membership is available to partnerships and to companies incorporated in Great
Britain under any statutory enactment whether with limited or unlimited liability. It confers the
rights and privileges of company membership and in addition the company may exercise through
its registered agent the rights and privileges of full membership of the Association (Rule 32). It
should be noted that the equestrian related personal liability insurance in respect of third parties
extends only to the Registered Agent and not to the corporate body or its employees.
8 Regimental Membership is available to saddle clubs of H.M. Services. It confers upon the
saddle club secretary the rights and privileges of full membership of the Association and upon
serving members of the club competitive rights and privileges in respect of horses registered
by the saddle club secretary in the ownership of the saddle club (Rule 32). It should be noted
that the equestrian related personal liability insurance in respect of third parties applies to any
member of the Regimental member whilst at a BSJA show for the purpose of competing.
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A Registered Agent means a person who is himsel/herself eligible for full membership of the
Association and is appointed as registered agent by a company member by Notice in Writing
to the BSJA Office (Rule 22). Appointment as a registered agent confers the rights and privileges
of full membership on the appointee. Should the registered agent or any of the partners, any
of the directors or the company secretary of a company member be suspended from all or any
of the rights and privileges of membership of the Association, the company member may also
be suspended from such rights and privileges whether or not the individual suspended retains
his appointment with the company.
1 0 Stud Membership is available to register as an owner using their own prefix for all home bred
horses/ponies two years and under with verified Breed Papers, without a prefix charge.
1 1 Authorised Agents
1
The owner of a registered horse may appoint the regular rider or trainer of that horse as
his/her authorised agent in respect of the horse. It is contrary to this rule to appoint as
authorised agent a person who does not regularly ride or train the horse in question in order
to take advantage of the privileges conferred on authorised agents by Rule 79.3.2 in respect
of substitution entries. See also Rule 79.4.
2
An authorised agent must be a full or life member of the Association in his or her own right.
3
An authorised agent must be appointed annually by his/her principal by Notice in Writing
to the BSJA Office. The appointment must include the names of all horses registered in
the ownership of his/her principal for which the authorised agent has authority to act. No
horse may be included in the authority to act of more than one authorised agent at a time.
Additional horses may be added to an existing authority to act by Notice in Writing to the
BSJA Office at any time (Rule 22). The fees payable for each horse included in an authority
to act are shown in the current Rules and Year Book.
4
The appointment of an authorised agent and/or his or her authority to act in respect of all
or any horses and ponies may be cancelled by the principal or authorised agent by Notice
in Writing to the BSJA Office at any time (Rule 22).
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5
An authorised agent is entitled to exercise competitive rights and privileges of membership
on behalf of his/her principal in respect of horses and ponies for which he/she has been
authorised to act (Rule 32).
6
Unless directed to the contrary by the authorised agent or his/her principal the BSJA Office
will refer all matters relating to horses and ponies for which authority to act has been received
to the authorised agent concerned who will be responsible for informing his/her principal.
7
An authorised agent will be held personally responsible for contravening the rules whether
or not such contravention is made on behalf of his/her principal. The principal himself will
also be held responsible if such contravention by the agent occurs on the instructions or with
the knowledge of the principal.
8
The owner of a registered horse or pony is deemed to hold authority to act in respect of
that horse or pony.
9
The registered agent of a company member is deemed to hold authority to act in respect
of all horses registered in the company member’s ownership (Rule 33.7).
1 2 Foreign Nationals Competing in Great Britain
1 Competitors of foreign nationality who wish to compete as owners or riders in competitions
held under BSJA rules at affiliated shows must comply with the requirements of Articles
105 and/or 123 of the General Regulations of the FEI, but see also Rule 33.12.5.
2
A competitor who satisfies these requirements, and wishes to compete in a BSJA affiliated
event, must apply for Visiting Membership in the BSJA membership category appropriate
to his or her age and circumstances. This application must be accompanied by the written
approval of the National Equestrian Federation of the country whose passport the applicant
holds. All categories of foreign riders permanently resident in England, Scotland, Wales
or the Channel Islands may compete in National Qualifiers and Finals relevant to the
membership category. Foreign riders in all categories, who are not permanently resident in
England, Scotland, Wales or the Channel Islands may compete in National Qualifiers and win
prize money but not gain qualification. Visiting members who are ineligible for selection for
British Teams may not compete in or qualify for certain National Championships or Trials.
3
Visiting members are required to register their horses and/or ponies with the BSJA (Rule
41.3). See Note 6 below.
a. British riders domiciled abroad must be full jumping members, if they wish to compete
in a BSJA affiliated competition.
4
Members of foreign pony teams competing in Great Britain at an affiliated show to which
they have been properly invited as a team by the show organising committee may compete
in pony competitions, except Second Round Qualifiers, Direct Qualifiers or National Finals,
at that show only, provided they do not exceed the age limit for BSJA pony membership
and their ponies do not exceed the height limits for such competitions; they are not required
to become pony visiting members nor to register their ponies with the BSJA. At the
discretion of the Chief Executive this dispensation may be extended to individual members
of a foreign pony team for competitions at affiliated shows immediately preceding or
following the show to which the team has been invited. The written approval of the National
Equestrian Federation of a foreign pony team must be forwarded to the Chief Executive
before any entries are made or accepted.
5
Visiting members entered in international competitions at shows in Great Britain under FEI
rules by or on behalf of their own National Equestrian Federations are not eligible to compete
in National competitions under BSJA rules at the same show if their qualifications for visiting
membership are based on Article 105.2. of the FEI General Regulations.
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6. Visiting foreign owners/riders wishing to compete in only one show or for a period of not
more than 90 days may apply for special membership/registration in accordance with Rule
41.3. Such membership confers only the right to compete in BSJA affiliated competitions
for which the rider and horse are eligible.
7. It should be noted that the Equestrian related personal liability insurance in respect of third
parties cover extends only for the period(s) that such a member is in the U.K. and for BSJA
affiliated competitions and, for the avoidance of doubt, is not extended to that member's
normal country of residence if outside the U.K.
1 3 Overseas Members
Members whose normal residence is outside of the U.K. are governed by the Association's Rules
whilst visiting the U.K. and are entitled to all such privileges as accorded by their class of
membership other than the right to vote. It should be noted that the equestrian related personal
liability insurance in respect of third parties does not extend to their normal non-UK country
of residence except when participating as part of a BSJA official team for the period(s) covered
by that competition. The position of members in the Channel Islands is explained in the Year
Book. See also Rule 33.2B.
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1
2
Judges, Time Keepers and Course Designers/Builders
BSJA Panels
1 Judges, Time Keepers and Course Designers/Builders are appointed by the UK Show Jumping
Development Committee and their names are published in the panel lists. Appointments
to the panel as Judge, Associate Judge, Time Keeper or Course Designer/Builder expire
automatically on 31st December each year and reappointment on 1st January is at the
discretion of the UK Show Jumping Development Committee. Judges/Time Keepers will
not normally be reappointed unless they have attended at least one judges conference every
four years and Judges to have judged a minimum of 3 days during the preceeding year. Course
Builders to attend a Course Builders Seminar at least once every four years. All Judges,
Associate Judges, Time Keepers and Course Designers/Builders must be paid up members
of the Association and membership shall run from 1st January to 31st December each year.
The retirement age for judges is 75. On application to the Registrar of Judges this may, in
exceptional circumstances, be extended on an annual basis. When 80 years old Judges must
re-take assessment to remain on the Panel.
2
Annual subscriptions must be renewed before officiating and officials on BSJA panels are
accordingly recommended to pay their subscriptions by Variable Amount Direct Debit (Rule
25.2). An Official whose membership fee has not been received by 1st March of the current
year will be assumed to no longer wish to be listed on the relevant BSJA Panel and their name
will be removed.
3
To become an Official Time Keeper the same rules apply as becoming an Associate Judge
with the addition of an assessment of timing skills. A Time Keeper who is not an Associate
Judge cannot count as one of the minimum required two Judges
Associate Judges
A candidate applying for consideration for appointment to the Associate Judges Panel must be
a paid up member of the Association at the time of application. The minimum age for a Panel
Associate Judge is 18 years of age on 1st January in the year he/she may gain approval.
To qualify for consideration for appointment to the Associate Judges Panel a candidate must
first apply to the Area Representative in whose area he/she normally resides or expects to
officiate. Subject to the approval of the Area Committee, the Area Representative will arrange
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for applicants to gain initial experience under BSJA panel judges at affiliated and minor shows.
A minimum of six shows must be attended during this phase of training and the candidate must
obtain written recommendations from two panel judges with whom he/she has worked. These
recommendations must be considered and endorsed by a meeting of the Area Committee, which
should take into account the number of judges required to service the shows in the area. The
Area Representative will forward the recommendations of the Area Committee and of the two
panel judges to the Chief Executive by 1st August.
During the period of his/her training an Associate Judge should attend a minimum of one day
and a building day at an affiliated show with a Supervisory Course Designer, working in the arena
and obtain a written recommendation from the Supervisory Course Designer. It will be necessary
to judge with a member of the Judges Supervisory & Training Panel and receive a
reccommendation for the appointment to Full Judge.
Associate Judges will be appointed on receipt of the necessary requirements and written letters
of recommendation without being referred to the UK Show Junping Development Committee.
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Judges
On ratification by the UK Show Jumping Development Committee the Associate Judge will be
transferred to a register and will undertake to continue his/her training prior to taking the exam.
For appointment to the Judges Panel the candidate must serve a minimum of one year as an
Associate Judge and attend a Judges Conference before qualifying to sit the Judges exam. The
exam consists of two parts - written and oral, which do not necessarily have to be passed on the
same occasion.
When both parts of the exam have been passed, Area Committee approval and letters of
assessment from BSJA Panel Judges with whom the Associate Judge has judged, will be required.
Three of these letters must be letters of recommendation and must be from three different Judges.
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FEI Judges Appointment
Those wishing to apply for the FEI Panel should write to the FEI Judges and Course Builders
Committee giving details of experience. The Committee will consider the application and notify
the delegate of their decision. Please apply to:- Mr Jon Doney, Bredon Manor, Bredon,
Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, GL20 7EG.
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BSJA COURSE DESIGNERS PANELS
1
General
Members in all categories of Course Designer/Builder are required to be fully paid up members
of the British Show Jumping Association. The minimum age for a Panel Course Builder is 18 years
of age on 1st January in the year he/she may gain panel approval.
If Course Designers/Builders do not build any affiliated competition for a period of two years,
Assistant Course Builder, three years, his/her name will be automatically removed from the Panel.
The UK Show Jumping Development Committee may, if necessary, place a Course Designer/
Builder on a Panel other than that on which he/she is currently listed. If at any time the
UK Show Jumping Development Committee feels that a Panel Member is not suitable his/
her name will be removed from the Panel.
Course Builders and Designers over the age of 75 may be asked to submit dates when they will
be designing and building, during the year following their 75th birthday, in order for an
assessment to be made regarding their suitability and capability for continuance as a BSJA
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Course Designer/Builder. Course Designers/Builders should notify the Senior Consultant
Course Designer of the BSJA when he/she reaches their 75th birthday.
Throughout the grading system special permission may be granted from the Senior
Consultant Course Designer for Panel Members to build competitions which would normally
require a Course Designer from a higher grade. Such permission will only be granted in
exceptional circumstances.
Except for Assistant Course Builders, candidates need not apply for higher status in order
to remain listed. All affiliated competitions must be built by a BSJA Course Builder/Designer
(Assistant, Associate, Median or Advanced) listed in the current Year Book subject to the
limitations listed in Rules 34.5.3, 34.5.4, 34.5.5 and 34.5.6.
Course Builders seminars
Assistant and Associate Course Builders must attend a Course Builders seminar every two
years and Median and Advanced Course Designers a minimum of every four years.
2. Supervisory Panel
Invited Course Designers willing to accept Assistant and Associate Course Builders as assistants
to enable them to gain practical experience and knowledge will be listed in the Year Book.
Applicants wishing to be listed as an Assistant Course Builder, and Assistant or Associate Course
Builders should contact the Supervisory Course Designers direct in order to discuss suitable show
dates. It may be possible for the Assistant or Associate to design and build an arena under the
Supervisor’s guidance.
3. Assistant Course Builder
New Assistant Course Builders are initially appointed for a one year probationary period.
An Assistant Course Builder may build the following:
Adult competitions with £75 first prize or less and pony competitions with £50 first prize
or less. (See Rule 113)
Also regardless of prize money the following:
-
Horse and Hound Foxhunter - First Round
Tri-Zone Senior Newcomers - First Round
Equissage Discovery Championship - First Round
KBIS Insurance British Novice Championship - First Round
Blue Chip Power Championship
Blue Chip Performance Championship
National Amateurs - First Round
BSJA Pony Members Cup
Squibb Demolition Pony Foxhunter - First Round
Blue Chip Feed Balancer Pony Newcomers - First Round
Pony British Novice - First Round
Scope UK Small Ponies 138 cms Debut Qualifier
Scope UK Small Ponies 128 cms Debut Qualifier
Kitt-Kraiburg Pony Novice
Kitt-Kraiburg Pony Discovery
Kitt-Kraiburg Pony Sapphire
Kitt-Kraiburg Pony Coral
Winter 138 cms Competition - First Round
Winter 128 cms Competition - First Round
Pony Restricted Open
Pony Discovery
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First Round Qualifiers except:
7 year old Championship, 1.45m Qualifier, 1.35m Qualifier, 6 Year Old Qualifier, Winter
Novice Championship, Young Show Jumper Award
Direct Qualifiers or on a points system (e.g.International Trials) for Royal International
Horse Show, Horse of the Year Show, Olympia or Hickstead.
4. Associate Course Builder
An Associate Course Builder may build as detailed under Assistant Course Builder and the
following:
Adult competitions with £200 first prize or less and pony competitions with £75 first prize
or less. (See Rule 113). Also regardless of prize money the following:-
B & C Handicap with first prize up to £150
Blue Chip Dynamic B & C Qualifier
Olympic Star Spotters
1.45m Open Championship with first prize up to £150
1.30m Championship with first prize of £150 or less
Blue Chip Pro Sparkle JA/JC Qualifier
7 & 8 year old Championship, 6 Year Old Qualifier, Winter Novice Championship, Young
Show Jumper Award, 1.45m Qualifier with first prize over £150, 1.30m Qualifier with
first Prize over £150, B & C Handicap with first prize over £150.
Direct Qualifiers or on a points system (e.g. International Trials) for the Royal International Horse
Show, Horse of the Year Show (including qualifying event), Olympia or Hickstead.
5. Median Course Designer
A Median Course Designer may build as detailed for Associate Course Builder and the following:
- Competitions with £800 first prize or less. (See Rule 113).
- 1.45m Open Championship with first prize over £150
- B & C Handicap Championship with first prize over £150
- 1.30 Open Championship with first prize over £200
- KBIS Insurance British Novice - Regional Final
- Equissage Discovery Championship - Regional Final
- Pony British Novice Championship - Second Round
Kitt-Kraiburg Pony Show Jumper of the Year, Young Show Jumper Award,
7 & 8 year old Championship, Winter Grades A & B, John Whitaker International Winter
Grade JA Classic, Winter 138 cms Competition - Second Round, Winter 128 cms
Competition - Second Round, Winter JC Championship and 6 Year Old Championship.
Direct Qualifiers or on a points system (e.g. International Trials) for the Royal International Horse
Show, Horse of the Year Show (including qualifying event), Olympia or Hickstead.
6. Advanced Course Designer
An Advanced Course Designer may build any national event in Great Britain of any value and
including all competitions previously mentioned. (See Rule 113).
Only an Advanced Course Designer may build the following:
- Area Trial
- International Trial
- 7 & 8 year old Championship
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-
6 year old Championship
Winter Grade B & C
National HOYS Grade C Qualifier
HOYS 128cms and 138cms Qualifier
Horse and Hound Foxhunter - Second Round
Tri-Zone Senior Newcomers - Second Round
Winter A & B Grand Prix
John Whitaker International Winter JA Classic
Pony Show Jumper of the Year
Squibb & Davies Pony Foxhunter - Second Round
Blue Chip Feed Balancer Pony Newcomers - Second Round
Winter 138 cms Competition - Second Round
Winter 128 cms Competition - Second Round
Winter Grade JC Championship
7. BSJA Training Scheme
Assistant Course Builders, Associate Course Builders and Median Course Designers may apply
for the BSJA Training Scheme. The Training Scheme is divided into three stages.
Stage One: The applicant will be assigned to one of the Trainer Course Designers to assist
them during an event in the winter months. The Trainer will submit a written report to the
course builders office, which will be used in assessing whether the applicant goes forward to
Stage Two: Applicants who are offered places on Stage Two will be given the opportunity
to undertake further training at a large show.
Stage Three: On completion of Stage Two, recommended applicants will be put before
the Course Builder's Committee for consideration for the final stage of training at a major
show.
Application forms will be issued in "British Show Jumping" magazine.
8. Report Forms - Prospective Assistant and Associate Course Builders
Officials of the BSJA are re-appointed on 1st January each year. Assistant and Associate
Course Builders will be required to arrange for report forms to be submitted to the Senior
Consultant Course Designer as detailed below in order for their appointment and reappointment to be considered.
Confidential report forms will be issued to all prospective and existing Assistant and Associate
Course Builders. Report forms for prospective Assistant Course Builders must be completed by
Supervisory Course Designers (See Rule 34.5.10).
At affiliated shows where the Candidate officiates he/she will be responsible for handing a report
form to and requesting either the Supervisory Course Designers, Full Judge or Advanced /Median
Course Designer present at the show to complete the report and return to the Senior Consultant
Course Designer.
These reports will be used in assessing the Candidate's suitability to remain on the panel and will
be referred to when the Course Builder submits a written request to be assessed for consideration
to be listed or for upgrade to determine his/her readiness for assessment and appointment.
Additional report sheets will be available on request from the Senior Consultant Course Designer.
The candidate will be required to arrange at least four reports to be submitted each year until he/
she is appointed to Median level. At least two of the report forms submitted must be reports from
when the Course Builder is designing and building and, if possible, from a Supervisory Course Designer.
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9. Supervisory Panel Appointment
By invitation from the Senior Consultant Course Designer of the BSJA.
10. Assistant Course Builder Appointment
To be considered for the Assistant Course Builders List a Candidate must proceed as follows:- Contact the Area Representative in the area in which he/she normally resides.
- Write to the Senior Consultant Course Designer of the BSJA and request confidential report
forms, which should be completed by Supervisory Course Designers.
- Assist at least two Supervisory Course Designers during the 12 months prior to 1st August
of the year before which the Candidate is applying for consideration for listing.
- Attend a Course Builders workshop and attain the necessary standard.
- Request the Supervisory Course Designers whom he/she assists to complete a confidential
report form and return the report to the Senior Consultant Course Designer. At least two
of the reports received must be recommendations from the Supervisory Course Designers
for the Candidate to be listed in the BSJA Year Book as an Assistant Course Builder.
- Write to his/her Area Representative and request his/her application be considered by the
Area Committee and, if agreed, the Area Committee should submit their recommendation
to the Senior Consultant Course Designer of the BSJA.
- Report and recommendations must be sent to the Senior Consultant Course Designer by 1st
August of the year prior to the year in which the Candidate is applying to be listed.
- An Assistant Course Builder will not be on the qualified panel but will be listed in the BSJA
Year Book. The Assistant should continue to work with Supervisory Course Designers and
must obtain two further recommendations during the year of his appointment in order to
remain listed for the following year.
- It is recommended that the Assistant Course Builder should apply to attend a BSJA Training
Scheme.
- The applicant must be a fully paid up member of the BSJA at the time of application. The
minimum age for a Panel Course Builder is 18 years of age on 1st January in the year he/
she may gain Panel approval.
If at any time the candidate is felt to be unsuited to Course Designing he/she will be informed
and his/her name removed from the list.
11. Associate Course Builder Appointment
During the first or second year as an Assistant the Candidate can apply to the Senior
Consultant Course Designer to be inspected and assessed. Several dates of shows at which
he/she is building must be submitted no later than 1st February of the year in which the
applicant is requesting to be assessed. The Candidate should include with his/her application
details of at least four shows at which he/she has assisted a Supervisory Course Designer.
Confidential report forms must be received by the Course Builders office.
The Assistant
should attend a BSJA Training Scheme before applying for assessment. If the Candidate is
successful his/her name will be recommended to the UK Show Jumping Development
Committee for appointment to the Associate Panel.
If at any time the Candidate is felt to be unsuited to Course Designing he/she will be informed
and his/her name removed from the list.
12. Median Course Designer Appointment
In the second or subsequent years of appointment as an Associate Course Builder applications
may be made to the Senior Consultant Course Designer for further assessment. Several dates
of shows at which the Associate Course Builder is designing and building should be submitted
no later than 1st February of the year in which the applicant is requesting to be assessed.
Confidential report forms must be received by the Course Builders office. If the candidate
is successful his/her name will be recommended to the Rules Committee for appointment
to the Median Panel.
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13. Advanced Course Designer Appointment
If a Median Course Designer wishes to be appointed to the Advanced Course Designers Panel
he/she can apply to the Senior Consultant Course Designer by 1st February in the second
or subsequent years of appointment to the Median Course Designers Panel for promotion.
Further site inspections may not be necessary if the Senior Consultant Course Designer has
enough knowledge of the Candidate’s work. Promotion will only be granted by the UK Show
Jumping Development Committee if the Candidate is believed to be worthy and capable of
designing and building courses to the highest standards.
14. FEI Course Designer Appointment
Those wishing to apply for the FEI Panel should write to the FEI Judges and Course Builders
Committee giving details of experience. The Committee will consider the application and
notify the delegates of their decision. Please apply to: Jon Doney, Bredon Manor, Bredon,
Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, GL20 7EG.
Officials in Scotland
Appointments to the BSJA Panel in Scotland are made by the Council of the BSJA Scottish
Branch under similar procedures to those described in Rules 34.1 to 34.5.
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Badges
Each member is issued with a badge. Special badges are issued to Office Holders. All badges remain
the property of the Association and must be returned to the Chief Executive upon cessation of
membership or upon vacation of the office for which a special badge was issued.
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Subscriptions
1
Membership subscriptions become due for payment on first acceptance into membership of the
BSJA and annually thereafter except in the case of life members who pay a single once only sum
on first acceptance and officials who pay on 1st January. Honorary vice presidents and honorary
life members are not required to subscribe annually, but must pay registration and other relevant
fees if they compete as owners or riders.
2
Some subscriptions are subject to Value Added Tax at the rate current at the date of payment.
3
The rates of subscription payable in respect of each category of membership are shown in the
current Rules and Year Book.
REGISTRATION OF HORSES
AND PONIES
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Eligibility to Register a Horse or Pony
1
Horses and ponies may only be registered by those members of the Association whose category
of membership entitles them to do so (Rules 32.3.1, 33). Horses/ponies to be registered who
are to be ridden by riders other than members of the immediate family must be full, associate,
owner, life, company or regimental members (Rule 33).
2
It is the responsibility of the owner/rider registering the horse or pony to ensure full details of
the animal's history and winnings record are provided at the time of registration.
3
Foreign riders wishing to compete at affiliated shows may do so under the following arrangements:For one or more shows for a continuous period not exceeding 90 days, £40 membership fee + £10
per horse. This reduced membership/registration may only be applied once in a twelve month period.
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Full details of the horse(s) and evidence of approval from the rider's National Federation are
required at the time of registration.
4
Stallions
1 All ungraded or un-assessed 4 and 5 year old stallions will pay the registration fee of £500.
2
All stallions 6 years or over must have been graded by a Studbook recognised by the World
Breeding Federation (W.B.F.) and/or DEFRA, the Welsh Assembly and the Scottish and Irish
Executives (this does not include all Passport Issuing Offices) which has included jumping
in their grading procedure. Any stallion in this age group that fails a grading will be subject
to a higher registration fee of £1,000 per year if it is to be registered entire.
3
In the case of horses registered in Weatherbys Thoroughbred and Non Thoroughbred Register
these horses will need to go forward for a full grading with another Breed/Performance Society.
4
Any stallion, graded or ungraded, born in or before 1994, and currently registered, will be able
to register with the BSJA at the standard rate. Any stallions BSJA Grade A or Grade B on 1st
January 2004 will be eligible to register at the standard rate.
5
A refund will be given to any stallion which has registered as 'ungraded' and has paid the higher
fee, in order to continue competing, and is subsequently graded or gelded within the same
registration year.
6
All stallions that have been successfully graded to a sufficient level (dependent on Breed Society/
Performance Stud Books and the BSJA Jumping Assessment), at home or abroad that provide
bona fide documentation from the relevant stud book may register at the standard rate. Any
stallion applying for registration without the correct papers will be subject to re-grading and must
pay the higher fee.
7
All owners of stallions registered with the BSJA MUST provide original breeding and grading
papers to the office or the higher registration fee will be applied. No stallion will be accepted
without breeding papers.
8
Stallions previously registered with the BSJA but not eligible for full grading due to their ages,
may come forward to a BSJA Stallion Show in the Autumn to be "Assessed" by a Panel of Judges
appointed by the BSJA in order for their registration fee to be reduced.
9
Requests for upgrades to be referred to BSJA Stallion Committee in the first instance.
1 0 Retired stallions may be re-registered in order to be kept on the Performance Stallion List.
N.B. Guidelines for BSJA Jumping Stallions can be found on the website or from the BSJA Office.
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1
Registration for BSJA Competitions
All horses and ponies which compete under BSJA rules in a competition (other than a minor
competition as defined in Rule 71.4) at a show affiliated to the BSJA must be registered by Notice
in Writing to the BSJA Office, or re-registered by Notice of Writing, over the telephone or
BSJA website before competing during any year (Rules 22 & 23).
For animals competing in age classes Breeding Papers must be lodged with the BSJA at the time
of registration.
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2
The BSJA Management Board reserves the right to accept or reject any application for
registration or re-registration without stating its reasons.
Horses/ponies identified with "Loss of Use", requesting registration must produce a Veterinary
Certificate to confirm the animal is fit to compete.
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Registration for International Competitions
All horses and ponies registered in the ownership of British nationals domiciled in Great Britain
which compete under FEI rules or under the rules of a foreign national equestrian federation must
also be registered annually by Notice in Writing or re-registered over the telephone or BSJA website
to the BSJA Office before competing during any year (Rules 22 & 23). All such horses and ponies
require a valid international horse passport approved by the FEI in accordance with Article 142
of the FEI General Regulations and obtainable from the BSJA Office.
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Re-Registration
All registrations expire automatically annually and on change of ownership. All horses and ponies
must be registered by Notice in Writing to the BSJA Office before competing in new ownership
and/or before competing for the first time in each new calendar year (Rules 22 & 23). Notice in
Writing or over the telephone/BSJA website of annual re-registration is still required, notwithstanding that the owner may have elected to pay fees by Variable Amount Direct Debit.
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Measurement
1
All measurements are to be taken without shoes.
2
An animal which exceeds 148cms cannot be accepted for registration as a pony.
3
An animal which does not exceed 148cms may be registered or re-registered on change of
ownership in either the pony or the horse grade appropriate to its total winnings in all grades.
It must then compete in Pony or Adult competitions as appropriate throughout the rest of the
calendar year for which it has been so registered.
4
An animal which changes from a pony grade to a horse grade or vice versa under Rule 45.3 thereby
forfeits all qualifications for further competitions obtained prior to the change other than its
total winnings.
5
Members of the BSJA are subject to the rules of the Joint Measurement Board Ltd for the time
being in force which can be obtained from the Secretary of the Joint Measurement Board Ltd,
P.O. Box 322, Horley, Surrey, RH6 0WS. The rules include the list of official measurers and
the fees required. Measurements can be made throughout the year.
6
No pony which has graded winnings of £50 (Notional) or more will be accepted for registration
or re-registration until it has been measured under the rules of the Joint Measurement Board Ltd
and a valid measurement certificate has been issued to the owner. When a pony’s winnings first
exceed £50 a certificate is not required until the next occasion of re-registration. However,
ponies may not compete in National Championships without a valid JMB height certificate.
7
For the purpose of registration and competition under BSJA rules, measurements to be in metric
as identified in Table 45.
8
The height of an animal as first registered will only be altered for registration purposes following
a measurement or remeasurement under the rules of the Joint Measurement Board Ltd
9
All ponies competing in international competitions under FEI rules or in competitions in Ireland
under SJAI rules must hold an FEI international horse passport issued through the BSJA. All
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Ponies competing in International competitions are subject to be measured on the day of
competition, with shoes, and must measure 151cms or lower to be eligible to take part in the
compeititons. Ponies measuring in excess of 151cms will not be allowed to compete. For full
FEI rules please see the FEI website: www.horsesport.org
1 0 The cost of any FEI re-measurement to be borne by the owners of the animals.
1 1 Ponies likely to compete abroad should be measured (without shoes) by an FEI Veterinary
Surgeon on the JMB Panel and on a registered pad, thus avoiding these ponies having to be
measured a third time.
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TABLE 45
Centimetres to Hands conversion (based on 1 inch = 2.54 centimetres)
Cms
Hands & Ins
Cms
Hands & Ins
Cms
Hands & Ins
111.8
112.1
112.4
112.7
113.0
113.4
113.7
114.0
114.3
114.6
114.9
115.3
115.6
115.9
116.2
116.5
116.8
117.2
117.5
117.8
118.1
118.4
118.7
119.1
119.4
119.7
120.0
120.3
120.7
121.0
121.3
121.6
121.9
122.2
122.6
122.9
123.2
123.5
123.8
124.1
124.5
124.8
125.1
125.4
125.7
126.0
126.4
126.7
127.0
127.3
127.6
128.0
128.3
128.6
128.9
129.2
11h
11h 1/8 in
11h 1/4 in
11h 3/8 in
11h 1/2 in
11h 5/8 in
11h 3/4 in
11h 7/8 in
11h 1 in
11h 11/8 in
11h 11/4 in
11h 13/8 in
11h 11/2 in
11h 15/8 in
11h 13/4 in
11h 17/8 in
11h 2 in
11h 21/8 in
11h 21/4 in
11h 23/8 in
11h 21/2 in
11h 25/8 in
11h 23/4 in
11h 27/8 in
11h 3 in
11h 31/8 in
11h 31/4 in
11h 33/8 in
11h 31/2 in
11h 35/8 in
11h 33/4 in
11h 37/8 in
12h
12h 1/8 in
12h 1/4 in
12h 3/8 in
12h 1/2 in
12h 5/8 in
12h 3/4 in
12h 7/8 in
12h 1 in
12h 11/8 in
12h 11/4 in
12h 13/8 in
12h 11/2 in
12h 15/8 in
12h 13/4 in
12h 17/8 in
12h 2 in
12h 21/8 in
12h 21/4 in
12h 23/8 in
12h 21/2 in
12h 25/8 in
12h 23/4 in
12h 27/8 in
129.5
129.9
130.2
130.5
130.8
131.1
131.4
131.8
132.1
132.4
132.7
133.0
133.4
133.7
134.0
134.3
134.6
134.9
135.3
135.6
135.9
136.2
136.5
136.8
137.2
137.5
137.8
138.1
138.4
138.7
139.1
139.4
139.7
140.0
140.3
140.7
141.0
141.3
141.6
141.9
142.2
142.6
142.9
143.2
143.5
143.8
144.1
144.5
144.8
145.1
145.4
145.7
146.1
146.3
146.7
147.0
12h 3 in
12h 3 1/8 in
12h 3 1/4 in
12h 3 3/8 in
12h 3 1/2 in
12h 3 5/8 in
12h 3 3/4 in
12h 3 7/8 in
13h
13h 1/8 in
13h 1/4 in
13h 3/8 in
13h 1/2 in
13h 5/8 in
13h 3/4 in
13h 7/8 in
13h 1 in
13h 1 1/8 in
13h 1 1/4 in
13h 1 3/8 in
13h 1 1/2 in
13h 1 5/8 in
13h 1 3/4 in
12h 1 7/8 in
13h 2 in
13h 2 1/8 in
13h 2 1/4 in
13h 2 3/8 in
13h 2 1/2 in
13h 2 5/8 in
13h 2 3/4 in
13h 2 7/8 in
13h 3 in
13h 3 1/8 in
13h 3 1/4 in
13h 3 3/8 in
13h 3 1/2 in
13h 3 5/8 in
13h 3 3/4 in
13h 3 7/8 in
14h
14h 1/8 in
14h 1/4 in
14h 3/8 in
14h 1/2 in
14h 5/8 in
14h 3/4 in
14h 7/8 in
14h 1 in
14h 1 1/8 in
14h 1 1/4 in
14h 1 3/8 in
14h 1 1/2 in
14h 1 5/8 in
14h 1 3/4 in
14h 1 7/8 in
147.3
147.6
148.0
148.3
148.6
148.9
149.2
149.5
149.9
150.2
150.5
150.8
151.1
151.5
151.8
152.1
152.4
152.7
153.0
153.4
153.7
154.0
154.3
154.6
154.9
155.3
155.6
155.9
156.2
156.5
156.9
157.2
157.5
157.8
158.1
158.4
158.8
159.1
159.4
159.7
160.0
160.3
160.7
161.0
161.3
161.6
161.9
162.2
162.6
14h 2 in
14h 21/8 in
14h 21/4 in
14h 23/8 in
14h 21/2 in
14h 25/8 in
14h 23/4 in
14h 27/8 in
14h 3 in
14h 31/8 in
14h 31/4 in
14h 33/8 in
14h 31/2 in
14h 35/8 in
14h 33/4 in
14h 37/8 in
15h
15h 1/8 in
15h 1/4 in
15h 3/8 in
15h 1/2 in
15h 5/8 in
15h 3/4 in
15h 7/8 in
15h 1 in
15h 11/8 in
15h 11/4 in
15h 13/8 in
15h 11/2 in
15h 15/8 in
15h 13/4 in
15h 17/8 in
15h 2 in
15h 21/8 in
15h 21/4 in
15h 23/8 in
15h 21/2 in
15h 25/8 in
15h 23/4 in
15h 27/8 in
15h 3 in
15h 31/8 in
15h 31/4 in
15h 33/8 in
15h 31/2 in
15h 35/8 in
15h 33/4 in
15h 37/8 in
16h
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TABLE 45 (Continued)
Hands
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
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Inches
0.500
0.625
0.750
0.875
1.000
1.125
1.250
1.375
1.500
1.625
1.750
1.875
2.000
2.125
2.250
2.307
2.375
2.500
2.625
2.750
2.875
3.000
3.125
3.250
3.375
3.500
Cms
Hands
13
13
13
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
133.350
133.668
133.985
134.303
134.620
134.620
135.255
135.573
135.890
136.208
136.525
136.843
137.160
137.478
137.795
138.000
138.113
138.430
138.748
139.065
139.383
139.700
140.018
140.335
140.653
140.970
Inches
Cms
3.625
3.750
3.875
0.000
0.125
0.250
0.375
0.500
0.625
0.750
0.875
1.000
1.125
1.250
1.375
1.500
1.625
1.750
1.875
2.000
2.125
2.250
2.375
2.500
2.625
141.288
141.605
141.923
142.240
142.558
142.875
143.193
143.510
143.828
144.145
144.463
144.780
145.098
145.415
145.733
146.050
146.368
146.685
147.003
147.320
147.638
147.955
148.273
148.590
148.908
Horses Under Four Years Old
Horses and ponies of any age may be registered, but may not compete before the beginning of
the year in which the age of four is reached.
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Disputed Ownership
Registrations are accepted on the understanding that the person making the registration is the
bona fide owner or part owner of the horse or pony registered or his authorised agent. The BSJA
will accept no responsibility in cases of disputed ownership which must be settled by the parties
concerned - if necessary by recourse to the legal system of the land. The Association may suspend
registration of the horse or pony until such time as the dispute over ownership is settled.
44
48
Leasing
Leasing of registered horses and ponies for competition purposes is permitted. The form and
duration of a lease agreement is a matter for the parties thereto and does not require the approval
of the Association. The member to whom the horse is leased will be regarded in all respects by
the Association as the bona fide owner and the horse must be registered and entered in competitions
as being in his/her ownership. When a registered horse or pony is leased this will be regarded as
a change of ownership and the lessee must re-register the horse or pony accordingly (Rule 44).
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Animal Health Trust Surcharge
All registrations and re-registrations are subject to a surcharge representing a charitable donation
to the Animal Health Trust to support the work of the Equine Research Station.
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Names
1
When applying for initial registration of a horse or pony which has not previously been registered
with the BSJA or with any recognised breed or competitive society, stud book or foreign
federation, three names must be submitted in order of preference.
2
Registration will normally only be accepted under a name which is currently available.
3
A Roman numeral may be added to a name which has been used in the past, but has not been
re-registered during the preceding five years. Certain famous horse names will not be accepted
with or without a Roman numeral.
4
A Roman numeral may be added if necessary to the name of a horse or pony which is already
registered under such name with any recognised breed or competitive society, stud book or foreign
federation. The details of such previous registration must be stated separately in writing when
submitting the BSJA registration form.
5
The Management Board reserves the right to refuse to register any horse or pony under any
particular name without disclosing its reasons.
6
An owner who fails to submit a further choice of at least three names within 30 days of being
informed that none of his/her original choices can be accepted for registration will be liable to
disciplinary action in accordance with Rule 91.
7
Commercial
Names
1
For the purpose of registration under BSJA Rules a commercial name is any name which the
Management Board in its absolute discretion considers to have been proposed for commercial
purposes. A non-commercial name is any name which in the opinion of the Management Board
has not been so proposed.
2
Horses and ponies will not be accepted for registration under commercial names. The
Management Board may review any names already accepted for registration at any time and
require their alteration if considered necessary.
3
A company member may apply to register not more than one prefix or suffix for commercial
purposes, for which an annual registration fee is payable. The Management Board reserves the
right to refuse registration of any prefix or suffix proposed without disclosing its reasons.
4
A prefix or suffix registered in accordance with Rule 50.7.3 may be added to the non-commercial
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names of any or all of the horses/ponies registered in the ownership or joint ownership of
the company member who registered the prefix or suffix.
5
All the fees referred to in Rules 50.7.3 and 50.7.4 are payable annually before competing in any
calendar year. The rates at which these fees will be charged are shown on pages 20 and 21.
6
A fee of £566 + VAT is payable to the FEI for any alteration to name in respect of a horse
to a commercial name or for an additional prefix or suffix on an international horse passport.
7
If in the opinion of a show organising committee a commercial prefix in respect of any
horse/pony entered, declared or substituted at the show is intended to promote a product
or service which competes in the same market as a similar product or service which is to
be promoted at that show by the sponsor of a competition, the show organising committee
may direct that such commercial prefix be dropped and that in respect of that competition
the horse should be referred to only by its registered non-commercial name in any
programme, catalogue, announcement, commentary or record of results, controlled by the
show organising committee.
8 Change of Names
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1
The names of horses registered in Grade C and of registered ponies may be changed by Notice
in Writing to the BSJA Office (Rule 22). Such changes of name are not encouraged and
a relatively high fee will accordingly be payable for each change of name.
All horses and ponies with breed papers should retain the breed paper name. Application
can be made, in writing, to change imported horses and ponies breed paper name.
2
Once a horse has been registered in Grades A or B it must retain the basic name under which
it was first registered and this name must not be changed except by the addition, deletion
or alteration of a commercial prefix or suffix or by direction of the Management Board.
3
Once an international horse passport approved by the FEI has been issued for any horse
or pony, a fee of £566+VAT is payable to the FEI for any alteration to name including the
addition or alteration of a prefix or suffix (Rule 43). No charge is payable for the removal
of a prefix or suffix.
Registration Fees
The fees payable on each occasion of registration, re-registration, change of ownership and change
of name are shown on pages 20, 21, 42 & 47.
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Disposal of Registered Horses and Ponies
1
It is the duty of all members of the Association to use their best endeavours to ensure that the
true identities and winnings records of all horses and ponies which have at any time been
registered with the British Show Jumping Association are maintained at all times.
2
Any member of the Association who sells, lends, leases, gives away or sends for sale or slaughter,
on his own behalf or on behalf of anyone else, a horse or pony which he knows has at any time
been registered with the British Show Jumping Association is required to give at the time of such
transfer the following information in writing to the person to whom he transfers the horse or
pony, whether or not such person is a member of the Association:Horse’s/Pony's name as registered with BSJA
Registration number
Graded winnings
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This information, together with the name and address of the person to whom the horse or pony
has been transferred and the date of transfer is to be reported at the same time to the BSJA Office
in writing.
3
When a horse or pony which has been registered with the BSJA is offered for sale by auction,
the information must be included in the catalogue or given to the auctioneer.
4
Failure to comply with the provisions of this rule will incur an automatic fine of £250 and/or
disciplinary action if such failure is found to have resulted in or contributed to the re-registration
of a horse or pony under a fresh identity and/or with erroneous winnings.
GRADING
61
Records
A grading record based on both Notional and Actual money winnings at affiliated and international
shows is maintained at the BSJA Office for every horse and pony registered with the Association.
62
Prizes Graded
1
Except as indicated in Rule 62.2, all money prizes value £3.00 or more will be graded, the amount
to be graded being calculated to the nearest whole pound below. For example, a prize of £3.75
will be graded as £3.00 and any prize less than £3.00 will not be graded at all. Prize money in
foreign currencies will be converted to sterling for grading purposes at the rate of exchange listed
in the Financial Times for the first working day after the last day of the show.
2
The following prize money will not be graded:1
Prizes less than £3.00.
2
Prize money awarded in competitions in which individual results are determined by the
performance of more than one horse or rider, for example team competitions, relay
competitions, two horse competitions.
3
Prize money awarded in local competitions limited to competitors residing within 15 miles
radius of the show in accordance with Rule 78.
4
Prize money awarded in competitions in which the result is determined or partly determined
by performance in disciplines other than show jumping.
5
The value of prizes in kind.
6
Prize money awarded in competitions at unaffiliated or minor shows or minor competitions
at affiliated shows in accordance with Rules 71.3 and 71.4.
7
Prize money awarded for national competitions where personal invitations have been
extended for individual riders, as determined by the Management Board.
3
Leading rider prizes with one horse and special prizes with one horse (for example area, county,
members prizes) will be graded unless they are otherwise exempted under Rule 62.2.
4
The amount to be graded is the amount reported to the BSJA Office on the Judges result sheet
or reported in writing by the organising committee of an overseas international show or by a
foreign national federation. Competitors are responsible for making sure that they receive or
collect the full amount of prize money to which they are entitled and no alterations will be made
to grading records on the grounds that the prize money reported to the BSJA Office was not
received by the competitor, unless it can be shown that the amount recorded by the Judge was
not the amount to which the competitor was entitled by the conditions of the competition.
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63
Horses Disqualified
When a horse or pony has been awarded prize money but is subsequently disqualified the prize money
must be returned to the BSJA Office.
64
1
Grading of Imported Horses and Ponies
Horses imported from abroad will be graded according to their actual winnings (currency or
points) or as decided by the Chief Executive, taking into account the number of starts and the
height levels at which the horse has competed abroad, provided such horses are registered with
the Association under the same name as they were registered abroad and the appropriate papers
are produced at the time of registration to confirm their identity. (See Rule 41.2). In the event
that the name is difficult to pronounce the owner may opt to rename the horse at the time of
registration at no additional cost. In the absence of any proof of identity horses imported from
abroad will be graded with the following initial winnings, according to their ages for 2009:Horses
Age
(foaled
(foaled
(foaled
(foaled
(foaled
Winnings
2005)
Nil
2004)
£50 after 1st June £100
2003)
2002) £600 until proof of winnings provided
2001) and over
£2000
4
5
6
7
8
years
years
years
years
years
4
5
6
7
8
Age
years (foaled 2005)
years (foaled 2004)
years (foaled 2003)
years (foaled 2002)
years (foaled 2001) and over
Ponies
Winnings
Nil
£700
Evidence of age below 8 years in the form of a horse passport or veterinary surgeon’s certificate,
including identity diagram, must be provided. In the absence of such evidence, horses will be
graded with initial winnings of £2,000 and ponies £700.
2
Horses and ponies imported from Ireland will be graded in accordance with their points as
reported by the Show Jumping Association of Ireland by converting points to pounds sterling
by multiplying by a factor of 9 for horses and 2.5 for ponies.
3
Horses imported from any other foreign country will be graded as decided by the Chief Executive
on the basis of any winnings reported by the National Federation and any other relevant
information.
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1
Upgrading
As soon as a horse has won an amount which places it in a higher grade, it must not be jumped
in competitions for which it is no longer eligible even though it may already have been entered
and the competition is to be held on the same day. The show organising committee will either
refund the whole entry fee or will allow the entry to be transferred to a competition for which
the horse is eligible on payment of any additional entry fee required. This procedure also applies
if a horse is entered in a competition (e.g. Foxhunter, Newcomer) in which the conditions specify
a maximum level of winnings and the horse subsequently exceeds this level before starting.
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2
No horse, except as outlined in Rule 65.1, will be upgraded without the express approval of the
UK Show Junping Development Committee. The owner of a horse in Grade C may request
permission from the Management Board in Writing at any time for that horse to be upgrade
to either Grade B or Grade A and the owner of a horse in Grade B may similarly request for that
horse to be upgraded to A. The grading record of a horse so upgraded will be adjusted to the
bottom limit of the higher grade and the horse will thereafter be eligible only for competitions
in accordance with its adjusted winnings and any further winnings after such upgrading. Under
no circumstances will a horse upgraded in this manner be allowed to revert to a lower grade.
The new registration fee to be applied pro rata. Similarly, a Grade B with £1,500 actual will
cost £500 to upgrade.
Requests for Stallion upgrades to be referred to the BSJA Stallion Committee in the first instance.
The cost of upgrading will be the difference between the horses actual winnings and Grade B level,
i.e. Grade C with £560 actual will cost £440 to upgrade. A Grade C horse with actual winnings
of £1,000 or more will be upgraded free of charge.
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Grade Limits
The grading limits are as follows:1
Horses
Total Winnings
Grade A ...................................... £2,000 and over
Grade B ...................................... £1,000 to £1,999
Grade C ...................................... Nil to £999
Grade JA ..................................... £700 and over
Grade JC ..................................... £100 to £699
Grade JD ..................................... Nil to £99
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Notional Prize Money - Adult Classes
Table 67.1 shows the amounts to be graded in respect of the results of national affiliated
competitions.
In accordance with rule 76.5, not less that one prize is to be awarded for every five starters in
any competition. When additional prizes are awarded, notional prize money equilvalent to that
awarded for sixth place in the notional prize money table relevant to the competition will be
graded.
Notional prize money for Intro Classes at both senior and pony level will be £1 for all monetary
placing in open classes at 70cm, 80cm, 90cm and 1.00m. (Horses/ponies do not have to jump
a double clear to have notional prize money graded.) This will apply for the 90cm open section
in Pony Discovery as this section qualifies for Regional points and 1.00m open section in
Pony Newcomers.
For all National classes (horse and pony) whereby four double clears qualify for Second Rounds
or Regional Finals, i.e. British Novice, Discovery, Newcomer and Foxhunter competitions,
notional prize money will be graded only when a double clear is jumped. Therefore,
if actual prize money is awarded to a competitor with faults in the jump off, notional money
will be recorded as zero. This procedure will also apply for all First Round National Amateur
classes.
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Table 67.1
NOTIONAL PRIZE MONEY
SUMMER QUALIFIERS – ADULTS
COMPETITION
NOTIONAL
PRIZE
MONEY
FIRST ROUND
2ND ROUND
FINAL
International Trial
As Schedule
As Schedule
As Schedule
Area Trial
As Schedule
As Schedule
As Schedule
1.45m Open
As Schedule
As Schedule
As Schedule
1.30m Championship
As Schedule
As Schedule
As Schedule
B & C Championship
*£45, £35, £25,
£15, £12, £10
Horse & Hound Foxhunter
*£30, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
*£40, £30, £20, £15,
£12, £10
*£50, £40, £30,
£20, £15, £12
Tri-Zone Senior Newcomers
£25, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
*£30, £20, £15, £12,
£10, £8
*£35, £25, £15,
£12, £10, £8
Equisage Discovery Championship
£20, £15, £12,
£10, £8, £6
£25, £20, £15, £12,
£10, £8
*£30, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
British Novice
*£15, £12, £10,
£8, £6, £4
£20, £15, £12,
£8, £6
£25, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
*£65, £55, £45,
£35, £25, £15
£10,
90cm National Amateur Championship
£1 Notional if Double
Clear
1.00m National Amateur Championship
£1 Notional if Double
Clear
£20, £15, £12,
£10, £8, £6
£20, £15, £12,
£8, £6
£30, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
£30, £20, £15, £12,
£10, £8
70cms/ 80cms/90cms/100m INTRO
YOUNG
National Under 18 Championship
£1
RIDERS
As Schedule
Young Show Jumper Award
QUALIFYING
As Schedule
£10,
COMPETIONS
As Schedule
*£65, £55, £45,
£35, £25, £15
50
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COMPETITION
AGE CLASSES FOR HORSES
NOTIONAL
PRIZE MONEY
FIRST ROUND
2ND ROUND
FINAL
4 year old
*£10, £8, £6,
£4, £2, £1
*£12, £10, £8,
£6, £4, £2
*£15, £12, £10,
£8, £6, £4
5 year old
*£12, £10, £8,
£6, £4, £2
*£15, £12, £10,
£8, £6, £4
£20, £15, £12,
£10, £8, £6
4 & 5 year old
*£12, £10, £8,
£6, £4, £2
*£15, £12, £10,
£8, £6, £4
£20, £15, £12,
£10, £8, £6
6 year old
*£15, £12, £10,
£8, £6, £4
£20, £15, £12,
£10, £8, £6
£25, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
5 & 6 year old
*£15, £12, £10,
£8, £6, £4
£20, £15, £12,
£10, £8, £6
£25, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
7 year old
*£40, £30, £20,
£15, £12, £10
*£50, £40, £30,
£20, £15, £12
*£60, £50, £40,
£30, £20, £15
6 & 7 year old
*£30, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
*£40, £30, £20,
£15, £12, £10
*£50, £40, £30,
£20, £15, £12
7 & 8 year old
*£50, £40, £30,
£20, £15, £12
*£60, £50, £40,
£30, £20, £15
*£70, £60, £50,
£40, £30, £20
* OR AS SCHEDULE IF PRIZE MONEY STATED IS LESS THAN NOTIONAL
AGE
CLASSES
FOR
PONIES
COMPETITION
FIRST ROUND
2ND ROUND
FINAL
4 year old
*£8, £6, £4,
£2, £1, £1
*£10, £8, £6,
£4, £2, £1
*£12, £10, £8,
£6, £4, £2
5 year old
*£10, £8, £6,
£4, £2, £1
*£12, £10, £8,
£6, £4, £2
*£15, £12, £10,
£8, £6, £4
4 & 5 year old
*£10, £8, £6,
£4, £2, £1
*£12, £10, £8,
£6, £4, £2
*£15, £12, £10,
£8, £6, £4
6 year old
*£12, £10, £8,
£6, £4, £2
*£15, £12, £10,
£8, £6, £4
£20, £15, £12,
£10, £8, £6
5 & 6 year old
*£12, £10, £8,
£6, £4, £2
*£15, £12, £10,
£8, £6, £4
£20, £15, £12,
£10, £8, £6
7 year old
*£30, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
*£40, £30, £20,
£15, £12, £10
*£50, £40, £30,
£20, £15, £12
6 & 7 year old
£20, £15, £12,
£10, £8, £6
*£30, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
*£40, £30, £20,
£15, £12, £10
7 & 8 year old
*£40, £30, £20,
£15, £12, £10
*£50, £40, £30,
£20, £15, £12
*£60, £50, £40,
£30, £20, £15
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CLASSES FOR SPECIFIC GRADES
COMPETITION
FIRST ROUND
2ND ROUND
FINAL
Open 1.10m or below
As Schedule - but first prize may not exceed £50 in prize money or
prizes in kind
Grade A
As Schedule
As Schedule
As Schedule
Grades A & B
As Schedule
As Schedule
As Schedule
Grade B
*£50, £40, £30,
£20, £15, £12
*£60, £50, £40,
£30, £20, £15
*£70, £60, £50,
£40, £30, £20
Grade B competing
in Open Classes
*£45 £35 £25
£15 £12 £10
Grades B & C
*£45, £35, £25,
£15, £12, £10
*£55, £45, £35,
£25, £15, £12
*£65, £55, £45,
£35, £25, £15
Grade C
*£30, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
*£40, £30, £20,
£15, £12, £10
*£50, £40, £30,
£20, £15, £12
Grade C competing
in Open Classes
*£30, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
Pony Open 1.10m or
below
As Schedule
Novice Ponies JD/JC
competing in Open
Classes
*£15, £12, £10,
£8, £6, £4
£20, £15, £12,
£10, £8, £6
£25, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
Grade JA
As Schedule
As Schedule
As Schedule
Grade JA & JC
£25, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
*£30, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
*£35, £25, £20,
£15, £12, £10
Grade JC
£20, £15, £12,
£10, £8, £6
£25, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
*£30, £25, £20,
£15, £12, £10
Grades JC & JD
*£15, £12, £10,
£8, £6, £4
£20, £15, £12,
£10, £8, £6
£25, £20, £15,
£12, £10, £8
Grade JD
*£12, £10, £8,
£6, 4 £2
*£15, £12, £10,
£8, £6, £4
£20, £15, £12,
£10, £8, £6
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Notional Prize Money for Foreign Competitions
Table 67.2 shows the amounts to be graded in respect of the results at certain foreign shows which
offer prize money significantly below the normal level at shows of comparable standing. Table
67.3 shows the amounts to be graded in such circumstances in respect of results at Young Riders
and Juniors events.
TABLE 67.2
Class
Speed
1 or 2
Jumps Off
Grand Prix,
Derby
Puissance
1st
250
2nd
200
3rd
150
4th
80
5th
40
6th
20
400
300
200
100
60
40
2000
750
1600
500
1200
400
600
200
300
150
150
75
4th
25
5th
10
50
100
25
50
TABLE 67.3
Class
Speed
1 or 2
Jumps Off
Grand Prix
1st
100
2nd
75
150
300
100
225
3rd
50
75
175
6th
10
15
25
REGIONAL INTRO LEAGUES
Points will be awarded in the following classes at Intro Shows to horse/rider combinations:
Pony Open Classes at the following specific heights - 70cms, 80cms, 90cms and 1.00m will carry
Notional prize money of £1 for JD and JC ponies and Regional Points will be awarded to ponies of
any grade.
Senior Open Classes - (At Intro shows only) at the following specific heights 70cms, 80cms,
90cms and 1.00m will carry Notional prize money of £1 for Grade B and C horses and Regional Points
will be awarded to horses of any grade.
All Senior Open classes at 1.0m or below held at Progressive or Amateur Category show will carry
Notional money of £1. However, Regional Points will not be awarded.
All National Amateur Classes (Regional Points at 90cms and 1.00m only) will be awarded Notional
prize money if a double clear is achcieved.
National 90cms and 1.0m Amateur classes only will be awarded £1 Notional Prize money
if a double clear is achieved.
Points will run from 1st September to 31st August each year.
Plaques and sashes to the winners, to be awarded at Area or Regional Dinners.
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Points Leagues will be posted on the website.
•
12 points for first place
•
10 points for second place
•
8 points for third place
•
6 points for four place
•
4 points for fifth place
•
2 points for sixth place
•
1 point to be awarded for every five starters as per Rule 76.5.
If horses/ponies are placed equal, the points will be divided in the same way we do for prize money,
i.e. if we have three equal thirds, they will all receive 6 points. Only whole points will be awarded,
therefore, points will be rounded down to the nearest whole point (as we do with prize money).
In the event that there are only 9 starters in the class then 12 and 10 points will be awarded to
the first and second prize winners respectively (Rule 76.6).
Any competitor who is eliminated or retires from the first round of the competition is not eligible
to receive points for that competition.
•
Regions will be defined by the rider's address.
Exceptional circumstances not covered specifically in the above rules will be decided by the Chief
Executive.
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Riders Ranking, Leading Owners and
Top Horses Lists
1
The Association publishes every month a Riders Ranking List, a Leading Owners List and a Top Horses
List. These lists are intended to provide objective performance criteria in respect of riders and horses.
Show organising committees may, if they wish, define their show jumping entry conditions with
reference to any or all of these lists, but they are under no obligation to the Association to do so.
2
Riders Ranking List
Points are awarded as follows :-
1
Basic Points : The total graded Actual prize money won by each rider during the year as a result
of being placed sixth equal or higher on Grade A horses, and on Grade B horses in Open and A&B
competitions only, is divided by 50 to give the rider’s basic points. In 1.30m - 1.40m classes
basic points will be awarded. In 1.40m classes, when a double clear round is jumped, double points
will be awarded. In 1.45m classes and above double points will be awarded.
Horses jumping a double clear and winning less than £50 or no prize money will be awarded 2
points.
Ranking points will not be allocated for Open classes below 1.30m.
The Riders Ranking list will be calculated over the previous twelve months.
2
Nations Cup Points : Points are awarded for riders’ performances in Nations Cups at CSIOs, Young
Rider Nations Cups and Junior Nations Cups. These points are calculated for each rider as follows:
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Top Level Nations Cup & CSIO5*Competitions – Table 68.1
(ex Super League Nations Cups)
Faults
0
1-4
5–8
9 - 12
13 – 20
Points
200
100
80
60
40
European Championships would carry double the points shown in Table 68.1
World Equestrian Games and Olympic Games would carry treble the points
shown in Table 68.1
In addition, horse/rider combinations jumping a double clear round in a Top
Level Nations Cup/CSIO5* will be awarded 200 Bonus Points;
Combinations jumping a double clear round in European Championships will
be awarded 400 Bonus Points
Combinations jumping a double clear round in World Equestrian Games will be
awarded 500 Bonus Points
Combinations jumping a double clear round in Olympic Games will be awarded
600 Bonus Points
Promotional League Nations Cup Competitions
(Up to and including CSIO4*)
Faults
0
Points
100
1-4
5–8
9 - 12
80
60
40
In addition, horse/rider combinations jumping a double clear round in a
Promotional League Nations Cup (Up to and including CSIO4*) will be awarded
150 Bonus Points.
Points for Junior Nations Cups to remain the same
Junior & Young Rider Nations Cups
Faults
0
Points
80
1-4
5-8
60
40
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9 - 12
20
a) Riders Ranking Points should only be awarded for an individual performance and not Team
b) Should a rider not go forward into the second round the same points to be awarded as
achieved in the first round
Super League and Non-Super League Competitions
Additional rules:
If in either round, during their own round, the fourth rider cannot improve on the team score,
he may retire and therefore will be awarded points of the worst rider in that team, in that round.
If in either round, the fourth rider is not required to start, as there could be no improvement
to the team placing, he will be awarded the average score of that team in that round. (He may,
however, start if he wishes.) Faults scored in a jump-off are disregarded.
3
Individual Championships & Olympic Games Points : Points are awarded for individual
medals in accordance with Table 68.3.
4
The monthly Riders Ranking List ranks riders in descending order of total points over the
previous twelve months in accordance with Rules 68.2.1 to 68.2.4.
Table 68.3
INDIVIDUAL MEDALS
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Olympic Games
2000
1500
1000
World Equestrian Games
1500
1000
750
Senior European Championships
1000
500
250
500
250
125
250
125
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Young Rider European Championships
Junior European Championships
3 Top Horses List
The monthly Top Horses List shows the top 200 horses in descending order of their total graded
Actual winnings over the previous twelve months.
4 Leading Owners List
The monthly Leading Owners list shows the leading 40 owners of Grade A horses in descending
order of the total of their horses' graded Actual winnings over the previous twelve months.
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SHOWS AND COMPETITIONS
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Definitions
For the purpose of these rules:-
1
A show is regarded as such by whatever name it may be called, for example - horse show,
agricultural show, gymkhana or rally.
2
An affiliated show is a show for which the show organising committee has received affiliation
to the BSJA in accordance with Rule 73. An unaffiliated show is any show for which the show
organising committee has not received affiliation to the BSJA or has had such affiliation
withdrawn.
3
A minor show is a show at which the aggregate amount or value of any prize and/or the proceeds
of any sweepstake whether in cash or kind offered to any competitor or competitors in a show
jumping competition, including Style and Performance, held anywhere on the show ground on
any day of the show does not exceed £10 except for prizes offered in local competitions held
in accordance with Rule 78.1 and prizes offered in special competitions in accordance with Rule
71.5. Such a show may be an affiliated show or an unaffiliated show.
4
A minor competition is a competition in which the aggregate amount or value of any prize and/
or the proceeds of any sweepstake whether in cash or kind offered to a competitor does not exceed
£10. Minor competitions may be held at affiliated INTRO shows and must then be judged under
BSJA rules, but minor/unaffiliated and affiliated jumping may not be run concurrently in one
competition.
Entries in minor competitions may be accepted from non-members who will
be deemed to be subject to the BSJA rules for the duration of the show.
5
Subject to the specific agreement of the Chief Executive on each separate occasion,
competitions may be scheduled as minor competitions with prizes exceeding £10 if confined
to serving members of H.M. Services or to members of specialist or breed societies, but in the
latter cases only if for example the jumping competition is confined to the members of a
sidesaddle club riding sidesaddle or the competition is confined to registered Mountain and
Moorland ponies organised by an appropriate pony breed society. This relaxation of Rule 71.3
will not be granted in respect of normal unaffiliated competitions unrelated to specialist
activities, even if confined to members of societies or clubs.
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Restrictions
1
At affiliated shows, other than affiliated minor shows as defined in Rule 71.3, all show jumping
competitions other than minor or local competitions must be confined to horses or ponies
registered with the BSJA to be ridden by members of the BSJA.
2
Members of the BSJA are not allowed to compete as owner or rider or to officiate in any capacity
other than medical officer, veterinary surgeon, first aid or farrier at unaffiliated shows other
than unaffiliated minor shows as defined in Rule 71.3.
3
Any show wishing to ban a member from competing in any National or International show in
the UK affiliated to the BSJA must present their reasons for doing so to the Stewards of the
Association, through the Chief Executive, at least 6 weeks prior to the show and such a ban
coming into effect.
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73
1.
Affiliation
This rule sets out the basis upon which applications for affiliation of shows
will be considered by the BSJA and all show organisers and/or members
wishing to apply for affiliation for a show must comply with these rules.
2.
.1
It is a condition of affiliation that a show organiser will appoint a Show Secretary
who must be a fully paid up member of the Association in one of the following
categories: Show Secretary, Life, Full/Jumping, non jumping, owner, official or
company.
.2
Any applications for affiliation not made in accordance with this rule
may be refused.
.3
The BSJA will designate dates for certain competitions, such as National
Championships, these will be so identified in the show calendar and the BSJA reserves
the right to change or amend the dates if and when necessary.
.4
It is an automatic condition of affiliation that:
(i)
Shows should reimburse Judges with all out of pocket expenses to include
but not limited to travel and accommodations costs. BSJA pays mileage at
the present time based on 40p per mile. Further to this, show organisers
are expected to make their own arrangements for any accounting or tax that
might arise from any such payments.
(ii)
International shows held in the UK must invite a member of the BSJA
Executive Board to be on the Show’s Organising Committee.
Procedure for Applications
.1
All applications for affiliation must be submitted to the BSJA either on the official
affiliation application form and/or online through the BSJA website to reach the
BSJA office by the date advised, such dates will be advertised on the BSJA website
and/or in the Show Jumper magazine.
.2
As soon as reasonably practicable after the deadline for the submission of applications,
the BSJA will publish a draft calendar (usually on the BSJA website) during the period
of 14 days following publication, a Show Secretary may request changes to any dates
or categories offered by the BSJA affiliation and these will be considered by the BSJA
and, if appropriate following such consideration, an amended draft calendar will be
published. During the period of 14 days after such publication of the amended draft
calendar a Show Secretary may request further changes to show categories but not
the dates. Requests for such changes will be considered by the BSJA.
.3
At the end of the period referred to in 2.2 above the BSJA will publish a confirmed
calendar of show dates. Final publication will normally take place by the end of
January and the end of July of each year. The BSJA accepts no liability for the
clashing of Show Dates.
.4
Applications for affiliation or for change of show dates subsequent to affiliation
received after the confirmed calendar has been published on the BSJA website will
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only be accepted in exceptional circumstances and at the discretion of the Chief
Executive if it is in the interests of the BSJA and its members as a whole.
3.
Applications for affiliation
.1
Applications may be refused if, at the discretion of either the Management Board
and/or the Chief Executive, affiliation would not be in the best interests of the BSJA
or its members as a whole.
.2
Where possible shows in the same region should, wherever possible, avoid running
show on the same dates particularly where the shows concerned include qualifying
competitions in the same category.
.3
Elite One Star Shows and above: In the event that two or more Elite One Star shows
or higher operating within 100 miles of each other apply for affiliation for shows
on the same dates and an objection is received from the Show Secretary of one of
the shows concerned the BSJA will award affiliation to one or more of such Elite
One Star shows based upon any of the following:
1.
4.
General Criteria
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
vi)
vii)
viii)
ix)
x)
Suitability of venue.
To protect National Qualifiers.
The importance of the venue to the BSJA and its members.
The prize money for the show in question.
Number of days show jumping offered during the course of the year.
Prize funds offered during the course of the year.
Historical importance, if any.
Likely television audience, if any.
Geographical importance.
Any other factor which in the opinion of the Management Board or the
Chief Executive, is relevant.
2.
That the schedules of the shows concerned do not, in the opinion of the
Chief Executive, conflict with each other.
3.
That, in the opinion of the Chief Executive, it is in the best interests of the
BSJA or its members as a whole for affiliation to be granted to more than
one such show.
4.
Subject as set out above the BSJA may grant affiliation for two or more shows
on the same day.
Consideration of applications
.1
Applications will be considered by the Chief Executive in conjunction with the Show
Sub Committee.
.2
Any Show Secretary dissatisfied with the Chief Executive’s decision as to affiliation
may request the matter be considered by the Management Board.
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.3
The Management Board reserves the right to accept, refuse or withdraw affiliation
without stating its reasons for so doing.
.1
Regional representatives, in conjunction with their area representatives, shall use
their best endeavours in organising show dates within their regions so that shows,
wherever possible, avoid running shows on the same dates.
.2
Show Secretaries are under a duty to consult with their regional and area representatives
and also to use their best endeavours to organise their shows on dates which do not
clash with shows in the same region.
5.
6.
Income
The British Show Jumping Association reserves the right to control all income, howsoever
arising, from television, radio, film, video or other broadcasting rights or associated
enterprise at any show jumping event run under BSJA or FEI rules; for the benefit of the
sport as a whole. It is a condition of show affiliation that any proposed contract or
agreement, affected by this rule, between or on behalf of the organiser of any show must
be submitted to the Chief Executive for prior approval.
7.
Insurance
The granting of affiliation to the BSJA automatically confers upon the show in question the
benefit of inclusion under the Association’s legal liability insurance policy. The limit of
indemnity of this policy is £30,000,000 for any one incident.
8.
Show Organiser
It is the responsibility of the show organiser and/or the promoting body to
a)
comply with all the appropriate regulations relating to all health and safety
requirements, provision of medical services and supplies and fire precautions
b)
to ensure the health and safety of all persons, whether they are organisers, officials,
participants or members of the public or any other person who may be affected whilst
at the event
c)
ascertain from the appropriate Authorities the extent and nature of
any such obligations
d)
The Association strongly recommends that First Aiders at shows should have some
form of identification in order that they may be instantly recognised and in addition
to being identifiable, should be sited at the ringside during the duration of the show
and should not be allocated any other job. Additionally, the qualification of the First
Aider/medical cover must be displayed in a prominent position, i.e. Secretary's office
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74
Affiliation Fees
1 Affiliation to the BSJA is conditional on agreement to pay the Association the category booking
fee payable at the time of acceptance of affiliation with the remainder of the affiliation fee being
invoiced after the show.
For Summer and Winter Shows the fees are as follows:
Booking Fee - £25.00 per show day. VAT should be added to this fee where applicable to the
Show Organiser. Note this Booking Fee is treated as a payment on account and is deducted, after
the show has run, from the Total Affiliation Fee payable.
In order to calculate Affiliation Fees, results from shows are required to be returned to the
Association within seven days from the end of the show. If, after seven days, the Show has
not returned the results they will be given a further seven days in which to send them. If, after
14 days, the show has still not returned the results the total affiliation value of the show category
will be levied, not taking into account the number of starters.
Affiliation Fee - The maximum total Affiliation Fee per day payable by Category of Show
net of VAT will be as follows:
Elite
Advanced
Progressive
Intro
Special
Amateur
Pony
Combined
£100
£100 )
£150 )
£100 )
£100 )
£150 )
£100 )
£100 or £150 depending on the fees of the categories being combined.
The higher level category fee decides level of fee
Where more than two arenas are used at any show there will be a supplemental charge of £35
net of VAT, per arena, per day.
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Schedules
Categorisation of Schedules
All schedules will fall into one or more Categories known as Elite, Advanced, Progressive, Intro,
Amateur, Special and Pony combined.
INTRO CATEGORY
This level has been created to attract new members and to satisfy existing members who are
happy to compete at this level.
Within INTRO, there will be 3 National qualifiers, in addition, a Regional Points League will
be introduced to identify the riders who are doing well at this level and will enable the Regions
to reward the appropriate members. These Leagues will be published by the BSJA to create
interest and involvement.
The maximum height allowed under INTRO is 1.00m. There is no restriction on the minimum
level which will be determined by the "market" in any particular area.
A minimum of three classes must be scheduled within this category, at least two affiliated classes
must be held, to include a 90cm Amateur quailifier.
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The classes in this level are:
Clear Round
1 unaffiliated
70cm and /or 80cm Regional Point classes
90cm Amateur qualifier (mandatory, Regional points will be awarded)
British Novice first round (allowed in INTRO or PROGRESSIVE)
1.00m Amateur qualifier (allowed in INTRO or PROGRESSIVE, Regional points will be awarded)
Within this height range, shows are encouraged to include their own selection of classes not
included above, i.e. Regional/Area/Centre qualifiers.
All these classes are subject to £25 maximum 1st Prize and will be awarded Regional Points.
PROGRESSIVE CATEGORY
Is a level that provides the membership with a route for producing horses and developing
themselves from British Novice level upwards.
As in the higher classification, controls will be introduced on the prize funds (prize money or
prizes in kind) offered in the clases that are run under BSJA rules.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
British Novice
Discovery
Newcomers
1.00m Amateur
1.10m Amateur
1.10m Open
1.20m Amateur
£25 minimum 1st Prize
£50 maximum 1st Prize
1st Prize in keeping with the schedule
All other classes have, a restriction on the maximum prize fund allowed e.g. £50 1st Prize.
• No class, other than the British Novice, is allowed at 90cm
• No classes over 1.10m are allowed in this category of show apart from the 1.20m Amateur
• No unaffiliated classes are to be programmed to precede this schedule, other than clear
round or schooling rounds, with a specified start time for the Affiliated Schedule, which
has to be adhered to.
• Within this height range shows are encouraged to include their own selection of classes
not included above, i.e. Regional/Area/Centre qualifiers
ADVANCED CATEGORY
• Newcomers, and all classes above this level, not to include 1.10m Open
• All National qualifying classes that are determined by the BSJA will have a minimum prize
level, dictated by the 1st prize, as below.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Newcomers
Foxhunter
National Amateur 1.20m
National B & C
National 1.30m
National 1.45m Open
Area Trials
International Trials
£40
£50
£50
£75
£150
£250
£1000
£2000
Senior Open classes at 1.15m, 1.20m and 1.25m will carry a maximum First Prize of £100.
Dispensation may be given by the BSJA Office in special cases, if run as a series or if a minimum
of two qualifying classes are held in the preceding days of a Final.
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All competitions in this category with the exception of Newcomers must have a minimum first
prize of £50.00. All other National Qualifiers that are not listed will be allocated a prize fund that
complements their height and level in the system. Other classes scheduled by the individual shows,
where conditions are not determined by the BSJA rules, are the responsibility of the organiser with
regard to the level of funding and are expected to complement the rest of the schedule; a review
of scheduling will be done periodically.
No unaffiliated/minor classes, clear round or schooling rounds are to be programmed in this schedule
but dispensation may be given from the BSJA Office on the day of a qualifier in a pure Progressive
only show.
ELITE CATEGORY
A minimum of three classes must be held in this category and it is a mandatory requirement to
schedule Elite classes as the first three classes of the day.
Class choices:
Warm Up class not below 1.20m (can be Foxhunter/1.20m Open)
National B&C
National 1.30m
National 1.45m
Accumulator (1.30m and above)
Top Score (1.30m and above)
Area Trial
International Trial
Dispensation may be given to run 5 year old classes and, if allocated, the 7 & 8 year old qulaifier,
which would substitute the B&C.
Following this schedule shows may run whatever they choose i.e. Progressive, on the same day in
a one ring show providing, that the second category has been booked.
It is a condition for the allocation of a Premier or Development Classic show that shows run twoElite
category shows throughout the year.
In order to identify Elite Category Shows with high prize funds on the Calendar the following "Star"
rating will be used on affiliation. This will ensure that Shows with high level prize funds will be easily
identifiable in the Calendar.
Elite
Prize Fund less than £3,000
Elite *(one star)
Prize Fund £3,000 - £6,000
Elite ** (two star)
Prize Fund £6,001 - £10,000
Elite *** (three star)
Prize Fund £10,001 and above
AMATEUR CATEGORY
This will identify shows where all the amateur classes are scheduled. The restictions on this category
of show are as follows:
•
No National qualifiers included other than those specifically for the amateur rider
•
Open classes allowed for any member but with the height and money restriction of the
Progressive Category, i.e. 1.10m height restriction other than a National Amateur
1.20m and £50 maximum 1st prize.
•
The BSJA will monitor the allocation of Amateur Category shows so other categories
are not lost in any particular geographical area.
•
One unaffiliated class or clear round can be scheduled in this catergory
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PONY CATEGORY
All Pony shows will be included in one Category.
SPECIAL CATEGORY
This is specifically to identify Stallion and Age Class shows that are organised for these particular
classifications when they are not included as part of another category.
Age classes will normally be included in the appropriate show category, depending on the height
of the competition. However, in the event of a show specialising in a full range of Age/Young Horse
Classes, these can be classified as a Special Category Show.
•
No unaffiliated/minor classes, clear round or schooling rounds are to be programmed
in this schedule.
1
It is a condition of affiliation that a schedule pro forma obtainable from the BSJA Office and
a draft schedule for all show jumping competitions, including minor and local competitions,
(Rules 71.3, 78) planned to be held at an affiliated show, is submitted to arrive at the BSJA Office
not less than two months before the first day of the show.
2
The following information and completed pro forma must accompany the draft schedule:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Name of show
Date of show
Venue
Category of show
Name, address and telephone number of show secretary
Name and address of Chairman of show organising committee
Number of arenas to be used for show jumping
Approximate dimensions of each arena
Number of practice areas/collecting rings
Names of Course Designer(s)/Builder(s), Chairman of Judges Panel, Judges and Time
Keeper(s) who have accepted invitations to officiate
Approximate time of starting each competition
Conditions for each competition, including maximum height of fences, entry
qualifications, prizes, sponsorship, judging table, speed and reference to relevant
BSJA rule(s)
General show conditions and regulations
Entry fees
Names of two elected Show Stewards
3
A final schedule incorporating any alterations required by the Chief Executive must be submitted
to arrive at the BSJA Office not less than one month before the first day of the show. BSJA
Office will not despatch show documentation and rosettes before the final schedule is received.
4
Only in exceptional circumstances may any alterations or additions be made to the competitions
or other conditions published in the final schedule without the express permission of the Chief
Executive, which must be in writing. Should any such addition or alteration be made, the Judge
concerned must forward a written report of the circumstances to the Chief Executive when
returning the results.
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5
Any show or organisation which intends to promote a series of competitions which qualify for
a further competition or competitions at a subsequent show or shows must apply to the UK Show
Junping Development Committee for ratification by the Management Board before 31st
October giving full details of the proposed conditions. The method by which it is to be decided
which horses or ponies qualify is to be clearly stated. No offer of allocation of such a qualifying
competition is to be made to another show until such time as the UK Show Jumping Development
Committee/Management Board has approved the conditions. All allocations are to be reported
to the UK Show Jumping Development Committee and must not subsequently be altered without
its approval. See Rule 290.10
6
When a preliminary competition is held at a show which qualifies for a further competition
at the same show, separate cash prizes in accordance with Rule 76 must be offered for the
preliminary competition, which should be scheduled in accordance with Rule 288 unless special
permission has been given by the Chief Executive.
7
A show which schedules a Foxhunter First Round competition must also include in the same
schedule an Open Competition of 1.20m or above (a split Foxhunter/1.20m class will suffice)
or must provide sufficient competitions for all
to have the opportunity of
competing.
Foxhunter First Round Qualifier may be incorporated within a Grade C competition, but the
show must schedule a 1.20m Open or above.
8
Shows may limit the number of entries in any competition. In the case of I.T.s and competitions
which qualify for Second Rounds, Semi or National Finals the number of entries must not be
limited to less than 40 without the special permission of the Chief Executive.
9
Special competitions must be scheduled in accordance with Rule 268.
1 0 When Second Round competitions included in Section 4 of the Rule Book take place at a show
at which competitors are normally required to become show members, non-members qualified
for the Second Round must be allowed to enter that competition for the same entry fees as
members, without being required to pay any membership fee or surcharge. These competitors
must also be allowed to enter their Second Round horses without membership fee or surcharge
for one other competition for which they are eligible, provided such a competition has been
scheduled on the same day.
1 1 Competitions with more than 70 starters when first prize money does not exceed £30 may be
divided into 2 sections for the jump off and purposes of awarding prizes. The judges will allocate
eligible competitors to each jump-off by draw or, if the procedure under Rule 231.1 has been
followed, then alternative eligible competitors will be allocated to each jump-off. Other
competitors eligible for prizes but not for the jumps off will similarly be allocated to each section.
Where applicable numbers to qualify from each section will be based on half the numbers to start
in the first round rounded up to the nearest whole number. No horse/pony may compete in more
than one section and there should be approximately the same number of entries in each section.
Each section should have the same prize money as that which has been advertised in the schedule
plus additional prizes in accordance with Rule 76.5. This rule does not apply to Second Round
qualifiers listed in Section 4 of the Rule Book.
1 2 Pre-entry Drawn order (for BSJA Second Rounds, Regional Finals and Direct Qualifiers) see Rule
79.3
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Prizes
1
Cash prizes must be offered for all BSJA affiliated competitions other than minor competitions
as defined by Rule 71.4.
2
Prizes in kind may be offered in addition to any or all of the cash prizes.
3
The value of the first cash prize must not exceed one third of the total cash prize money available
and must not be less than £11. An acceptable balance of prize distribution must be presented
in schedule.
4
The value of the lowest cash prize, except in a sweepstake, must not be less than the normal
entry fee stated excluding VAT if applicable, in the schedule excluding any surcharge for late
entries or reduction for membership. Block entry fees may be levied, but these may not be greater
than the total of the last scheduled prizes of all the classes encompassed in the block entry fee,
with the recommendation that it is a reduced entry fee.
5
Not less than one prize is to be awarded for every five starters or part thereof in any competiton,
including Hors Concours starters and those competing under the Ticket to Ride scheme. When
fewer prizes have been offered in the schedule, additional prizes must be awarded to maintain
this ratio (but see Rule 76.10). Notional Prize money will be graded in the same ratio and
additional prizes will be equivalent to that awarded for sixth place in the notional prize money
table relevant to the competition.
6
Withholding Prizes
1 When there are 20 or less starters in a competition the number of prizes awarded may be
reduced below the number offered in the schedule by withholding lower prizes provided the
following minimum numbers of prizes are awarded, but with the exception that any
competitor who is eliminated or retires from the first round of the competition is not eligible
to receive prize money in that competition:Up to 5 starterss
Up to 10 starters
Up to 15 starters
Up to 20 starters
Up to 25 starters
Up to 30 starters
Over 30
1st prize
1st & 2nd prizes
1st, 2nd & 3rd prizes
1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th prizes
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th prizes
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th prizes
All prizes
Shows must specifically state in their schedules when Rule 76.6.1 is to be implemented for
sponsored competitions.
2
The intention to adopt this procedure must be agreed with the sponsor of the prize money,
if any, and stated in the schedule for the competition in the following form: “In the event
of insufficient starters lower prizes may be withheld in accordance with Rule 76.6”.
3
Under no circumstances may the value of any prize awarded be reduced below the value
offered in the schedule.
4
The Judge is not to withhold any prize unless he is satisfied that he/she is required to do so
by the show organiser and that the sponsor, if any, has signified that it is his/her wish that
the sponsored prize money should be withheld in accordance with this rule if there are less
than 20 starters.
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5
If the Judges instruction to continue is not followed by competitors, no trophy will be awarded
and the competitors will each only receive the prize money and the lowest placing for which
they would have jumped off. There will be no qualifying place.
7
Minimum prizes for sweepstakes are to be offered on the following scale: 1st, 25%; 2nd, 20%;
3rd, 15%; 4th, 10%; 5th, 5% of the total entry fees received. If the number of starters exceeds
29, additional prizes must be awarded in accordance with Rule 76.5. Rule 76.6 may not be applied
to a Sweepstake.
8
Prize money in excess of that offered in the schedule is not to be awarded without the approval
of the Chief Executive.
9
Cash prizes which are awarded on the combined result of more than one separate competition
may only be offered on the basis of the results obtained by individual horses. Cash prizes are
accordingly not to be awarded to leading riders on the basis of results achieved with more than
one horse. Prizes in kind may, however, be awarded on this basis. All shows wishing to award
leading rider prizes must have the written approval of the Chief Executive prior to producing
their schedule and the leading rider prize must be clearly stated in the schedule.
1 0 When prizes are divided as the result of equality of placings in any competition and such division
results in less than £1 to be awarded to each of the competitors placed equal, such awards may
be withheld at the discretion of the show organising committee, notwithstanding the provisions
of Rule 76.5.
1 1 There is no limit on prize money for Open competitions except as detailed below:
Classes for 128 cms ponies with maximum height in the first round of 95cms; the first prize
may not exceed £50.
Classes for 138 cms ponies with maximum height in the first round of 1.05m; the first prize
Classes for 148 cms ponies with maximum height in the first round of 1.10m; the first prize
Any competition run over three rounds, commencing at 1.10m, must have a minimum first prize
of £50.
The maximum first prize in the Progressive category is £50, with the exception of the 1.10m
Amateur, this can go to a maximum of first prize of £100 (allowed also in the Amateur category).
The Minimum first prize in the Advanced category is £50, with the exception of the Newcomers
first round that has a £40 minimum first prize.
All Open classes above 1.10m or below 1.30m must have a maximum First Prize of £100.
The first prize in Open competitions for ponies at 1.10m or below may not exceed £50 in prize
money or prizes in kind, except in Championships with qualifying competitions held at a series
of shows when the first prize for the Final must not exceed £250.
1 2 In competitions confined to ponies not exceeding 128cms the first prize must not exceed £75,
except in championships with qualifying competitions held at a series of shows, when the first
prize for the final must not exceed £250.
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1 3 Challenge trophies should be signed for by the rider, owner or authorised agent of the winning
horse or pony. The signatory will be held responsible for returning the trophy in the same
condition as that in which he/she received it by the date stipulated by the show at which it was
won. Failure to do so may be reported to the Chief Executive who may initiate disciplinary
proceedings.
Trophies for National Finals require a mandatory £50 deposit to be paid by the rider, owner,
parent or Authorised Agent.
1 4 Where there are fewer than four starters in a competition show organisers may cancel the
competition(s), provided the show rules state as such. If there are four or more starters then
the competition must be run.
1 5 A competitor who does not complete the first round of a competition is not eligible for an award
or qualifying place.
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Eligibility
1
It is the responsibility of the owners, riders and authorised agents jointly and severally that
horses/ponies and riders which compete in BSJA affiliated competitions are eligible in all respects
to do so and that Notice in Writing or verbally, in accordance with Rules 22 & 23, has been
properly and fully effected before competing.
2
Riders who cannot fully satisfy the conditions laid down in Rule 77.1 must present an entry ticket,
conforming to the 'Ticket to Ride' scheme as follow;. Stallions are not eligible to compete on
a ticket.
Note: The principles of normal rules apply to this scheme i.e. pony members cannot compete
in adult competitions and vice versa.
Blue Tickets:
Red Tickets:
Promotional
tickets:
these cost £6 each, of which £3 is retained by the show and £3 forwarded to
the BSJA, over and above the normal entry fee, and may be purchased from
Show Secretaries by members and non-members and entitles them to ride in
one class once for every ticket purchased - no prize money, qualification
or placing may be won.
these may be purchased directly from the Headquarters at Stoneleigh, in
books of 50 tickets, at a cost of £250 per book (i.e. £5 per ticket) by members
of the Association and are designed for use by active horse trials rider
members of the Association and those members who are dealing in horses.
One ticket to be presented per class, in addition to the normal entry fee, and
no prize money, qualification or placing may be won.
these may appear from time to time in equestrian publications and will
entitle members and non-members to ride in one class for every ticket
surrendered and no prize money, qualification or placing may be won.
The only horses that may compete for prize money or qualifications are those for which a member's
current membership and registration card is presented to a Show Secretary - it is vital that these cards
are not forgotten or left at home since a charge for a ticket will then be required before competition.
Members will not now be able to compete with a horse whose registration paperwork has not been
processed at Stoneleigh and a registration card received by the member before competing without
using and paying for a Blue or Red ticket. (See Rules 22 & 23). Members are therefore encouraged
to plan at least 10 days ahead when wanting to register a new horse and before competing.
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3
A horse or rider may be allowed to take part in a competition “hors concours” (noncompetitively) subject to the following conditions:
1
Permission is obtained from the show organising committee. Such permission is entirely
at the discretion of the show organising committee who may withhold permission without
being obliged to give reasons.
2
The Judge is informed that permission has been given.
3
The rider is subject to the rules as if he/she were a competitor in the competition in question,
except as provided for in this rule, (for example, he/she must follow the set track and will
be required to leave the arena if eliminated).
4
The owner and rider are paid up members of the Association in the appropriate categories
of membership and the horse or pony is currently registered, though not necessarily in the
grade appropriate to the competition or have presented an entry ticket under the 'Ticket
to Ride' scheme. Horses may not, however, compete 'Hors Concours' in pony competitions
and vice versa.
5
A horse/pony taking part in a competition “Hors Concours” may do so once in the first
round only and is not to participate in any jump off other than the jump-off section of a
competition under Table A6/Two Phase/Single Phase
6
A horse or pony which has competed in affiliated competitions 'Hors Concours' or on a Ticket
to Ride is not allowed to compete subsequently for prizes in the same arena on the same day.
In affiliated competitions, a horse/pony may now jump 'Hors Concours' immediately after
its competitive round and not wait until the end of the classs. If the rider has subsequent
competitive entries in the class they will now remain competitive and not have to jump
'Hors Concours'. The horse who has jumped 'Hors Concours' or on a Ticket to Ride, will
remain "Hors Concours" or on a Ticket to Ride, in that ring for the rest of the day as usual.
However, a horse/pony may jump in unaffiliated/minor compeitions or clear round jumping
and then jump competitively in affiliated competitions in the same ring on the same day.
7
A horse or pony may not compete 'Hors Concours' or on a 'Ticket to Ride' in Second Round
competitions, Regional or Semi Finals or direct qualifiers.
8
A rider wishing to ride competitively and 'Hors Concours' or on a 'Ticket to Ride' in the same
competition must ride the competitive entry first. Competitors riding on a 'Ticket', who
go through to the jump(s) off, must jump at the end of the jump(s) off.
9
A rider, having had faults during his/her round, may jump 'Hors Concours' immediately or
before the end of the class.
4
When the schedule specifies that a competition is open to horses or ponies of a particular grade
or grades, no horse of any other grade is eligible to compete. If no grade is specified, the
competition is open to horses or ponies in all horse or pony grades.
5
Competitions are normally to be scheduled as open to horses or ponies and stallions are not to be
excluded from such competitions. Special competitions may, however, be scheduled for mares only.
6
No rider may ride more than four horses or three ponies in the same competition (except in
combined classes) in addition to 'Hors Concours' or 'Ticket' entries. This rule applies equally to
Second Round and Final competitions for which horses and/or riders have qualified from a previous
competition except that 'Hors Concours' or Ticket entries are not allowed - (Rule 77.3.7).
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7
Where the conditions of any competition refer to a horse's or pony’s winnings, this is to be
interpreted as only those winnings taken into consideration for grading purposes as stated in
Rule 62 and Rule 67.1.
8
Unless otherwise stated in the schedule, eligibility will depend on grade and/or total winnings
as at the time of starting.
9
Adult competitions are open to horses only to be ridden by life, full, associate or pony associate
members.
1 0 Pony competitions are open to ponies only to be ridden by pony or pony associate members.
1 1 Young Rider competitions are open to horses to be ridden by life, full, associate or pony associate
members up to the end of the calendar year in which the rider reaches the age of 21 and are
judged under the rules for adult competitions appropriate to the grade or grades of horses to
which the competition is confined in accordance with the schedule.
12 138cms competitions are open to ponies not exceeding 138cms to be ridden by Pony or Pony
Associate members up to the end of the calendar year in which the rider reaches the age of 14.
13
128cms competitions are open to ponies not exceeding 128cms to be ridden by Pony or Pony
Associate members up to the end of the calendar year in which the rider reaches the age of 12.
1 4 All Pony competitions must be finished by 11.00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday
nights when followed by a Bank Holiday and at 10.00 p.m. on weekdays and normal Sunday
nights.
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1
2
Riders
In all competitions held at a BSJA affiliated show other than minor or local competitions
as defined in Rules 71.4 & 78.1, horses and ponies must only be ridden by members of the
Association whose category of membership entitles them to do so (Rule 33). Only the rider
who commences a competition may complete the competition.
Riders who wish to compete at an international show held outside Great Britain must apply
to the BSJA Office for a licence in accordance with Article 134 of the General Regulations
of the F.E.I. Those regulations require that invitations for foreign competitors to take part
in an international event must be sent to their National Federation and that competitors
in these events must be entered by their national federation.
The acceptance of such
invitations to British competitors is subject to the approval of the World Class Performance
Manager who may consult. A non refundable fee of £50 per rider, to be paid by pony members,
for all self funded International shows including Cavan HPI.
(a) The first or only horse of a member wishing to compete abroad must be a genuine Grade
B (actual prize money) with the exception of specific young horse classes, children
competing in junior classes on Grade C horses and Veteran classes.
(b) Horses and riders will only be authorised to compete abroad at the level at which they are
consistently/successfully competing at home.
Any rider who competes abroad at an International show, without seeking authorisation
from the BSJA Internatinal office, will not receive points towards the riders ranking
list from money won at this show and may/will be disciplined.
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3
At BSJA affiliated shows pony members may only compete in pony competitions riding
ponies. They may not compete in adult competitions against members riding horses except
in local competitions (Rule 78).
Pony Associate members may compete in pony
competitions on ponies and in adult competitions on horses.
4
Pony members are not eligible to compete in 128cms, 138cms or Pony competitions after
31st December of the year in which they reach the age of 12, 14 or 16 respectively, even
though they may have qualified to compete in further competitions after this date as the
result of previous preliminary or first round competitions. Unless otherwise stated in the
schedule this rule will not preclude a qualified pony being ridden by another rider of eligible
age.
1 6 A horse or pony taking part in a competition is not allowed to compete more than once in any
round of the same competition.
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Local Competitions
1
A maximum of one adult and one pony competition at each show may be limited to competitors
residing within 15 miles radius of the show and opened to non members of the Association and
to unregistered horses and ponies. For these competitions the prize money value restrictions
in Rules 71.3 and 71.4 are increased from a maximum of £10 to a maximum of £15 for any
prize. Prizes for local competitions do not count for grading. Competitions in accordance with
this rule may be held at affiliated or unaffiliated minor shows.
2
Local or Area competitions limited to competitors residing within an area which exceeds the
15 miles radius allowed by Rule 78.1 must, if held at an affiliated show, be confined to members
of the Association, riding registered horses or ponies. Winnings in such competitions count
for grading. If such a competition is held at an unaffiliated minor show the prize money must
conform to Rule 71.3.
3
Residential qualifications for local competitions may be claimed only in respect of permanent
place of residence physically situated within the county, area or radius specified in the schedule.
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Pony Competitions
Pony competitions with a rider age restriction to be held under Table A not against the clock.
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Entries
Club membership fees for single site shows are permissable, but not encouraged; no other
premiums or charges, except a surcharge for late entries (Rule 76.4) may be implemented without
the prior written approval of the Management Board.
1
Entries must be made in the name of the person in whose ownership the horse is registered. In
the case of joint ownership, entries may be made in the name or names of any or all of the
owners registered as joint owners. Horses and ponies must be entered under the names under
which they are registered, but horses registered with commercial prefixes or suffixes under Rule
50.7.4. may be entered with or without the prefix or suffix. In the event of a change of ownership
after an entry has been made, such entry may stand provided the show secretary is informed
and Notice in Writing is effected in accordance with Rules 22 and 23. Entries may also be accepted
under the 'Ticket to Ride' scheme as detailed under Rule 77.2.
2
Nomination entries are not allowed at affiliated shows.
3
For the first class of every show day no further entries to be accepted after the published start
time of the class and competitors may not walk the course after the published start of the class.
Pre-entry Drawn Order (for BSJA Second Rounds, Regional Finals and Direct Qualifiers). Entries
may possibly be accepted for classes 1 and 2 on the day before 9.00a.m. providing that pre-entries
for each class are less than 60. (With the exception of County Shows) Any entries taken on
the day must compete first in the drawn order. Once entries reach 60 before 9.00a.m. the class
will be closed.
4
Substitutions
1
Substitutions will only be accepted in writing on the official BSJA forms supplied to all affiliated
shows. Pads of forms may also be purchased by members from the BSJA Office.
2
The horse substituted must be registered in the same ownership as that of the original entry and
if so registered may be ridden by any rider qualified by the conditions of the competition to do
so. Additionally, an Authorised Agent may substitute any horse for which he has Authority to Act
under Rule 33.11.3 for an entered horse for which he has Authority to Act, but in this case the horse
substituted must be ridden by the rider already entered to ride the original entry.
3
The completed substitution form is to be given to the Judge before the start of the competition
or is to be handed in when declaring if declarations are required.
4
Substitution Forms must be attached to the result sheet if the judge considers that the substitution
is in any way contrary to these rules.
5
No horse which is already entered in a particular competition may be substituted for another horse
entered in the same competition except following a change of ownership as provided for in Rule
79.1.
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5
6
When the ownership of a horse changes, the right to substitute in respect of any entries
of that horse made prior to the receipt of Notice in Writing by the BSJA Office in accordance
with Rules 22 & 23 remains with the previous owner or his Authorised Agent unless the
previous owner gives Notice in Writing that the horse has been transferred with engagements
in which case the right to substitute passes to the new owner or his Authorised Agent
7
No horse may be substituted in any competition which is not fully eligible and qualified for
that competition unless the schedule specifically states otherwise.
8
An Authority to Act is granted under Rule 33.11.3 to enable a bona fide trainer or rider,
to whom an owner entrusts his horse, to enter that horse in competitions and to substitute
as necessary for other horses in his charge. It is not to be used as a temporary expedient
to enable an owner whose horse has not been accepted for entry in a particular competition
to take over the entry of another owner who does not wish to compete.
Refund of Entry Fees
1
Except as stated below, affiliated shows are required to repay 50% of the entry fees in respect
of all entry cancellations which are received by the show secretary not later than 48 hours before
noon of the day on which the first affiliated competition of the show is scheduled to start.
2
The schedule may state dates and times outside which cancellations by telephone will not
be accepted, provided that the last occasion for accepting telephoned cancellations is not
earlier than 48 hours before noon of the day on which the first affiliated competition of
the show is scheduled to start. The schedule may require telephoned cancellations to be
confirmed in writing.
3
In the event that a competition or show is cancelled, competitors are entitled to a full refund of
entry fee. Shows which re-schedule their dates (usually due to adverse weather conditions) should
refund entry fees less an administration fee, this fee to be identified in the show schedule.
4
Repayments will not be made under this rule when the schedule provides for 50% or less of the
total fees to be paid on entry and the balance on declaration.
5
Shows are not required to repay a claim by any one competitor amounting to less than £1.50 in
respect of cancelled entries relating to any one show day.
6
Any badge or ticket of admission which may have been received and to which the competitor is
no longer entitled must be returned before any repayment is made.
7
A veterinary certificate is not required to support any claim made under this rule.
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CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE
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Agreement to be bound by the Rules
1
Every member of the Association has, by the completion of his/her membership application
form, agreed to be bound by the Memorandum and Articles of Association and all rules,
regulations and bye-laws made thereunder and has agreed that the decisions of the Executive
Board, the Management Board, Stewards and other competent authorities of the
Association given in accordance therewith shall be final and binding upon him/her.
World Class Performance Squad riders competing in National competitions and all members of
the Association competing in International competitions agree to do so under the jurisdiction of
the BEF or in turn the FEI, BOA, IOC and the Sports Councils of Great Britain. The BEF Rule
Book will apply in all such circumstances including the rules for doping and medication control
and the BEF rules shall take precedence over the rules of the Association for such purposes.
It is the responsibility of all members of this Association to familiarise themselves with the Rules
of the BEF, FEI, BOA, IOC and Sports Councils of Great Britain.
2
Rules and any documentation approved by the Executive Board, Management Board and or HQ
Stoneleigh may only be amended if notice has been printed in the British Show Jumping magazine
or the Show Dates or Horse and Hound or on the BSJA website, or by letter/note/fax signed
by any two of the following; Chairman/Chairman of The UK Show Jumping Development
Committee//Chief Executive/Communications Manager/Financial Controller.
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Conduct of Members
No member of the British Show Jumping Association shall:-
1
Conduct himself/herself at a show in a manner which is offensive to the public.
2
Argue at a show with a judge or with a show official or use abusive or threatening language or
behave with incivility or contempt towards a judge or show official.
3
Ill-treat in any way a horse or pony at a show whether inside or outside the arena.
4
Misuse or use excessively a whip or spur (Rules 102.7, 101.9).
5
Deliberately use the action of the bit as a means of punishment and/or misuse any item of saddlery
in a manner likely to cause pain or discomfort to the horse or pony.
6
Jump or attempt to jump any obstacle in the arena at a show except when actually taking part
in a competition or with special permission from the show organising committee and then only
provided that neither he/she nor his/hers horse or pony competes in any further competition
in that arena during the remainder of the show.
7
Allow
1
2
3
4
a horse or pony in the collecting ring or anywhere on or in the vicinity of the show ground to:Be rapped
Jump a pole or obstacle which is held by hand
Jump an oxer which has the back element lower than the top pole of the front element
Jump a fence in the wrong direction.
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8
Allow knowingly or otherwise a horse or pony for which he/she is responsible as owner, lessee,
authorised agent, or rider to compete in any show jumping competition under the influence
of a forbidden substance as defined in Rule 97.1. Such member shall be in breach of this rule
if the analysis of a sample taken from the said horse or pony shows the presence in its body
fluids of any quantity of any substance which is either a forbidden substance or one of its
metabolites or a substance which cannot be traced to normal and ordinary feeding and which
by its nature is likely to affect the performance of the horse or pony in competition. It is the
responsibility of both the rider and the owner to ensure that this Rule is complied with.
9
Unreasonably refuse to allow a horse or pony which has competed or is about to compete in
a show jumping competition to undergo any properly authorised test or examination if requested
to do so by an officer or official of the Association or the show organising committee.
1 0 Conduct himself in such a manner that he/she has or may have committed or has or may have been
party or privy to any breach of any provisions of the Memorandum and Articles of Association or of
any rule, regulation or bye-law of the Association. A member shall be in breach of this Rule in the event
that any person who assists, represents or acts on behalf of or in the employment of such member during
the course of a show affiliated to the Association, to the F.E.I. or to any foreign national federation,
conducts himself/herself in such a manner that were he/she a member of the Association he would himself/
herself be in breach of any of the provisions of Rule 82.
1 1 Conduct himself /herself in a manner which in the opinion of the Stewards is detrimental to the
character and/or prejudicial to the interests of the Association.
1 2 Unreasonably fail or refuse to assist the Stewards, Scottish Branch Stewards, Stipendiary Stewards or the
Chief Executive in their investigations of complaints of misconduct by members of the Association.
1 3 Make, either orally or in writing, to an officer of the Association or of an affiliated show, a
statement on any matter covered by the rules which h/shee knows to be untrue.
1 4 Compete as owner or rider or officiate at an unaffiliated show except as provided for in Rule 72.2.
1 5 Compete as owner or rider in a competition at a BSJA affiliated show other than a minor
competition as defined in Rule 71.4 before all required notification in respect of owner; rider;
authority to act; registration; re-registration; change of ownership; change of name of horse
and/or pony have been effected in accordance with Rules 22 & 23.
16 Compete as owner or rider in a competition for which the horse or pony and the rider are not
fully eligible, except as provided for in Rule 77.2.
1 7 Having indicated his availability for selection for an official British national team, unreasonably
fail or refuse to compete in such team if selected.
1 8 Exercise any of the rights or privileges of membership while suspended therefrom (Rule 32),
nor assist represent or act on behalf of any other member of the Association at a show affiliated
to the Association, to the F.E.I. or to any foreign national federation while suspended from
all rights and privileges of membership.
19 Compete as rider in any show jumping competition while under the influence of a forbidden
substance as defined in Rule 97.2. A member shall be in breach of this rule if the analysis of
a sample taken from him or her shows the presence in his or her body fluids of any quantity
of any substance which is a forbidden substance or one of its metabolites, or of a specified amount
of an endogenous substance subject to quantitative analysis.WADA see Annex end of Section 1
There shall be no breach of this Rule where the rider can show that the presence of the forbidden
substance is attributable to one of more of the following:
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The injection or consumption of medical compounds or proprietary medicines in normal or
recommended quantities entirely for recognised medical purposes other than the treatment of
drug addiction or dependency, or the ingestion of food or other nutritional substances in the
ordinary course of dietary nourishment.
If a rider has a medical condition which requires them to take any prohibited substance they
should not compete unless they have first obtained a Therapeutic Use Exemption Certificate
(TUE). TUE forms can be obtained either direct from the FEI (www.fei.org) or by contacting
The International Office.
2 0 Unreasonably refuse to give a sample of his or her body fluids for the purpose of control of
forbidden substances. The Chief Executive or Stewards may impose an automatic fine or ban
for refusing to give a sample of body fluids upon receipt of a written report from the Sports
Council.
2 1 Allow
attend
taking
public
a stallion for which he/she is responsible as owner, lessee, authorised agent, or rider to
a show, compete or be prepared to compete, in any show jumping competition without
adequate precautions to ensure other horses/ponies, competitors and members of the
are not put at risk of injury. Also refer to Rule 102.11.
22 Where a member is cautioned or disqualified more than once within any Association season
or within any 12 month period under Rule 96, such member shall automatically be referred to
the Chief Executive in accordance with Rule 91.
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The Stewards
1
The Stewards of the British Show Jumping Association are appointed by the Executive Board
to consider complaints of misconduct by members and if necessary to impose appropriate
penalties. In this context misconduct is defined as failure in the observance of any provision
of the Memorandum or Articles of Association or of any lawful rule, regulation or bye-law made
by the Executive Board or any other competent authority. Members remain subject to such
provisions when participating in any event affiliated to a foreign national federation or to the
F.E.I.
2
Three of the Stewards of the BSJA will adjudicate the vote count for the annual elections to
the Executive Board. Such Stewards may not exercise their right to vote nor be members of
the Executive Board. Candidates for election may attend the vote count.
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Complaints of Misconduct
1
Any person wishing to make a complaint of misconduct by a member must do so in writing to
the Chief Executive. If after preliminary investigation the Chief Executive considers that a
prima facie case of misconduct exists which cannot be dealt with summarily under Rule 91 she
will refer it to the Stewards.
2
The Chief Executive, Executive Board or Management Board may, at their sole discretion, refer
any matter which comes to their attention to the Stewards.
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Notice of Complaint
Notice of the time and place of the Stewards meeting will be sent to the member against whom
a complaint has been made at least three weeks before the date of such meeting, together with
details of the nature of the complaint and the names of any witnesses.
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86
Rights of Members at Stewards Meetings
1
A member whose conduct is referred to the Stewards may appear in person with or without legal
representation to answer the complaint against him/her at the Stewards meeting and may present
oral or written evidence and may call and examine witnesses. He/she may also submit written
evidence and statements for consideration in his/her absence. If a member fails to appear before
the Stewards they may reach a decision and impose a penalty in his/her absence.
2
A Pony or Pony Associate member must always be accompanied by the adult responsible in
accordance with Rule 33.4 when appearing and an Associate member may be similarly
accompanied by an Adult member of his or her immediate family.
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Powers of the Stewards to impose Penalties
If after considering all the evidence the Stewards decide that the complaint of misconduct by a
member is sustained they are empowered to impose on such member any one or more of the
following penalties:
1
That such member be reprimanded and cautioned as to his/her future conduct.
2
That such member be suspended from all or any of the rights and privileges of membership for
a period not exceeding *5 years (Rule 32). * The Executive Board has the power to increase
the length of a ban following a request of the Stewards.
3
That any horse or pony belonging to and/or being ridden by such member at the time of the
misconduct be debarred from competing in any competition at shows affiliated to the
Association, to a foreign federation or to the F.E.I. for a period not exceeding 12 months and/
or be disqualified from the result of any competition or competitions directly associated with
the misconduct.
4
That such member pay a fine of such sum as the Stewards shall in their absolute discretion direct
giving due regard to the gravity of the misconduct and the cost of the hearing.
88.1
Immediate Suspension
A member may be suspended from all rights and privileges of membership of the Association
following conviction in a British Court of Law of any equestrian related offence, pending a full
investigation by the Stewards at an enquiry called under the terms of Rule 83. Such suspension
is to be approved by three members of the Stewards panel, in writing, and may take effect from
the date of conviction.
A member's official status may be immediately suspended where a conviction against children has
been received.
88.2
FEI Suspensions
In the event that a rider/owner receives an FEI suspension such rider/owner will automatically be
suspended from all rights and privilges of membership of the Association for the same period of
time.
88.3
Cross Discipline Suspensions
In the event that a rider/owner receives a suspension from another member body of the British
Equestrian Federation such rider/owner will automatically be suspended from all rights and privilges
of membership of the Association for the same period of time as the suspension.
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89
1
Competitors Cautioned by Judges
In addition to the powers of disqualification conferred on him/her by Rule 202, the Judge is
authorised to caution a competitor as to his/her conduct at an affiliated show. All such cautions
must be reported to the Chief Executive using a BSJA Disciplinary Report Slip or in the following
form:
“I have to report that at the .....................Show, on..................(date), I had occasion to
caution......(name) as to his conduct in accordance with Rule 98.
..............................(Signature of Judge)”
2
On receipt of a second report of cautioning either from a Disciplinary Report Slip or identified
on the Judging sheets, in respect of the same member within a period of three calendar years,
the matter will be automatically referred to the Stewards of the Association.
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Notice of Findings, Penalties and Appeals
1
The Chief Executive, will, within seven days of the Stewards' decision, notify the complainant
and the accused, in writing, of the findings of the Stewards and or any penalties imposed.
2
The findings of and penalties imposed by the Stewards shall be final and binding on all parties
in every case, except that such member may appeal against such decision under Rule 90.3 below.
3
Any member whose conduct has been referred to the Stewards of the Association and who is dissatisfied with the Stewards' decision may, within 7 days of the BSJA Stewards' decision, appeal to the
British Equestrian Federation's Appeal Committee, subject to the British Equestrian Federation
Terms of Reference. Full details are available from the British Equestrian Federation, National
Agricultural Centre, Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 2RH. Tel: 02476 698871,
www.bef.co.uk
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Summary Powers of the Chief Executive
1.
Where the Chief Executive receives a complaint of misconduct by a member pursuant to
Rule 84, which the Chief Executive considers in his/her sole discretion should be dealt with
summarily, the Chief Executive is empowered to impose one or more of the penalties in
clause 5 below subject to the provisions of this rule.
2.
This rule shall only apply to breaches of
3.
a)
Rules 72 to 79 inclusive
b)
Rules 82.1 to 82.7, 82.9 to 82.18 and 82.21 and 82.22
The Chief Executive shall give notification in writing to a member against whom a
complaint has been made that the matter will be dealt with under this rule and will give
the member the opportunity to either:-
i.
Within 21 days request that the complaint should be referred to the Stewards,
in which event the Chief Executive must refer the matter to the Stewards under
Rule 84.
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ii.
Agree that the complaint should be dealt with under this rule, in which event the
member should respond to the complaint in writing to the Chief Executive
within 21 days. The response should set out in detail any matters which the
member wishes to be taken into account and supply a copy of any relevant
documents.
iii.
In the event that no response is received the Chief Executive may proceed to
consider the complaint under this rule.
iv.
If the complaint is to be dealt with under this rule the Chief Executive will
consider the complaint and the response and will notify the member concerned
of the decision with 21 days.
4.
If the member disagrees with the decision of the Chief Executive either as to the complaint
or the penalty imposed he/she may within 28 days of the decision, request the Chief
Executive to refer the complaint to the Stewards. The Stewards may for the avoidance
of doubt, impose any one or more of the penalties set out in Rule 87.
5.
The Chief Executive is empowered to impose any one or more of the following penalties:
i.
that such member be reprimanded and cautioned as to his/her future conduct.
ii.
that any horse or pony belonging to and or being ridden by such member at the
time of the misconduct be debarred from competing in any competition and show
affiliated to the Association to a foreign federation or to the F.E.I. for a period
not exceeding three months and will be disqualified from the result of any
competition or competitions directly associated with the misconduct.
iii.
that such a member pay a fine not exceeding £500.
6.
This rule shall not be used where any misconduct has been dealt with under Rule 96.2.
7.
Fines imposed under this rule on an owner, rider or authorised agent will be levied with
or without disqualification of the horse or pony concerned from any competition. If the
horse or pony is not so disqualified, any prize money won in these circumstances will remain
on its grading record. A horse or pony competing in a class for which it is not eligible will
be disqualified from that competition and all monies won will be forfeit. If a competitor,
horse or pony qualifies for a further competition as a result of a competition for which
he, she or it was not eligible for any reason the qualification will be cancelled, whether or
not a fine or penalty has been imposed. Provided the cancellation of such qualification
has been confirmed by the Chief Executive before the normal closing date for the next
round of the competition or championship, the qualification will pass to the next eligible
competitor, horse or pony, if any.
8.
In the event that the Chief Executive considers in his/her discretion that any complaint
received is a minor infringement of the rules and considers that it would be inappropriate
to either refer the matter to the Stewards or to deal with the complaint under this rule
the Chief Executive may issue a Formal Warning to the member as their future conduct.
Any such warning shall be placed upon the member’s record.
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Summary Powers of a Team Manager
The Chef d’Equipe or Team Manager or his/her duly authorised deputy whilst accompanying
members on a course of training or on a tour or team visit (whether or not such course of training
or tour or team visit takes place in Great Britain) shall have power in his/her absolute discretion
to regulate, control and/or adjudicate upon the conduct of members on such course of training, tour
or team visit and shall have the power to direct that a member shall be suspended from competing
or taking part in such course of training or in any competition taking place on such tour or team
visit.
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Indebtedness to the Association
Any member who fails to pay a fine imposed by the Stewards, the F.E.I. or the Chief Executive by
the date stipulated or who fails to pay for goods or services supplied by the BSJA, including the processing
of memberships, registrations, etc. or by making such payments by means of a cheque or other
instrument, including Variable Amount Direct Debit mandate, which is subsequently dishonoured, may
be notified by the Chief Executive of his/her indebtedness by 1st class letter. If such indebtedness is
not fully settled by the date stipulated or within 30 days of the despatch of such notification, the member
shall automatically be suspended from all rights and privileges of membership of the Association and
no further transactions will be processed on their behalf until such time as payment is received. In the
case of Company membership liability for such debts incurred will be the responsibility of the registered
Company agent and/or the rider. The Chief Executive shall notify the member accordingly and
promulgate the suspension in any of the Association's publications or websites. Should the member
concerned dispute the facts of such indebtedness and the Chief Executive fail to resolve such dispute
the matter may be reported to the Stewards of the Association who will investigate it as a complaint
of a breach by the member of Rule 82.11.
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Indebtedness to Affiliated Shows
If a member fails to make payment or makes payment to an affiliated show in respect of entry fees
or stabling by cheque or other instrument which is subsequently dishonoured, the show secretary may
report the name and address of such person, together with the names of the horses and the names
and addresses of the owners whose fees the dishonoured instruments were intended to cover. The
report must be made in writing to the Chief Executive and must itemise the amount of outstanding
fees. On receipt of such notice the Chief Executive shall notify the said member of his indebtedness
by 1st class mail. If such indebtedness is not fully settled through the BSJA Office within 30 days
of the date of despatch of the Chief Executive’s notification, the member shall automatically be
suspended from all rights and privileges of membership of the Association until such time as payment
is received. The Chief Executive shall notify the member accordingly and promulgate the suspension
in any of the Association's publications or website. Should the member concerned dispute the facts
of his indebtedness and the Chief Executive fail to resolve the matter to the satisfaction of those
concerned, the matter may be reported to the Stewards of the Association who will investigate it
as a complaint of a breach of Rule 82.11.
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Publication of Findings and Penalties
The Stewards, a Chef d’Equipe or the Chief Executive may at their absolute discretion publish any
disciplinary decision, ruling or direction made concerning any person or matter in such manner
as they/he/she shall think fit whether in the public press circulating throughout or in any part of
the United Kingdom, or abroad, and/or on television or sound broadcasting, and/or to and through
any news or broadcasting agency or agent, or otherwise and every member of the Association shall
be deemed to have consented thereto.
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96
Stipendiary Stewards
Stipendiary Stewards are employed by the Chief Executive on behalf of the Executive Board. Their
duties are to attend shows in order to observe and regulate the conduct of members. A Stipendiary
Steward will normally, in the first instance, caution any member whose conduct he/she has occasion
to take note of and will explain to such member in what manner his/her conduct falls short of that
required by the Rules. In flagrant or repeated instances of misconduct the Stipendiary Steward will
report the circumstances to the Chief Executive in accordance with Rule 84.
Stipendiary Stewards have the power to eliminate members from a class or from the whole show
in respect of misconduct in the Practice Area or Collecting Ring.
96.2
Judges and Show Stewards
1.
The purpose of this rule is to enable Judges and Show Stewards to deal with acts of
misconduct by members at affiliated shows.
2.
A Judge or Show Steward may consider acts of misconduct by members at or during the
course of affiliated shows under this rule and, if appropriate, may impose the penalties
set out below. These powers are in addition to the powers of the Executive Board, Chief
Executive, Stewards and Judges referred to elsewhere in these Rules.
3.
All members are subject to the jurisdiction of the Judges and Show Stewards whilst either
on the show ground and/or between 12:00 midnight on the day prior to the first day of
the show and 12.00 midnight on the last day of the show.
4.
A Judge or a Show Steward may impose a penalty under Rule 96.2.6 on any member where
the member, in the opinion of the Judge or Show Steward, is in breach of Rules 82.1; 82.2;
82.3; 82.4; 82.5; 82.6; 82.7; 82.10; 82.11 or 82.21;
5.
The Judges and Show Stewards are not empowered to impose a penalty on a competitor
on the grounds of ineligibility for the competition.
6.
Pursuant to Rule 96.2.4 Judges or Show Stewards may impose on a member one of the
following penalties:
1.
Where, in the opinion of either a single Judge or a single Show Steward, a member
has committed an act of misconduct, as set out in Rule 96.2.4, either a Judge
or a Show Steward may reprimand and caution the member as to his/her future
conduct, such Judge or Show Steward must have personally witnessed the
misconduct of the member concerned; or
2.
Where, in the opinion of either two Judges or a Judge and a Show Steward, a
member has committed an act of misconduct, as set out in Rule 96.2.4, they
may disqualify a member from taking any further part in the competition. In
this event one of the Judges or Show Stewards shall have personally witnessed
the misconduct of the member concerned; or
3.
Where in the opinion of either two Judges or a Judge and a Show Steward a
member has committed an act of misconduct, as set out in Rule 96.2.4, they
may disqualify a member from taking any further part in the show. In this event
one of the Judges or Show Stewards shall have personally witnessed the
misconduct of the member concerned.
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7.
Upon disqualification, the member must comply with the disqualification rules as set out
in Rule 202.2.
8.
In the event that a Judge or Show Steward at any time either before or during the show:
8.1
considers that:
8.1.1 the conduct of such a member is so serious that the penalties they are
empowered to impose are or may be insufficient;
8.1.2 the act of misconduct falls outside their jurisdiction;
8.1.3 the competitor is ineligible to take part in the competition or show;
8.1.4 the competitor is not a member of the Association or is currently
suspended from competitive rights of membership (Rule 32.3)
8.2 becomes aware that a member has been disciplined twice by a Judge or a Show Steward,
either by way of a caution or a disqualification, within any Association season or within
any 12 month period;
the Judge or Show Steward may impose a penalty in accordance with Rule 96.2.6 and should
refer the matter to the Chief Executive who shall consider the act of misconduct and
impose any penalty or further penalty in accordance with Rule 91. The Chief executive
may also refer the matter to the Stewards under Rule 84 for consideration and the
imposition of a penalty or further penalty if appropriate under Rule 87.
9.
When imposing a penalty under Rule 96.2.6, Judges and Show Stewards must keep a matter
record of the act of misconduct and the decision reached, and must note all disqualifications
on the result sheet indicating the number of the appropriate rule. Copies of all such records
must be forwarded to the Chief Executive upon referral under Rule 96.2.8.
10. A decision by a Judge or Show Steward to impose a penalty in accordance with Rule 96.2.6
shall be final save where Rule 96.2.8 or Rule 82 applies.
11. The provisions of Rule 95 (Publication of Findings and Penalties) shall apply to decisions
of a Judge and Show Steward under Rule 96.
96.3
Regulation of Judges and Show Stewards
1.
Judges and the Show Stewards are subject to appointment and regulation by the Association
through the Procedure for Appointment of Judges and the Show Affiliation Process.
2.
In the event that a Judge or Show Steward’s conduct breaches any Procedure for
Appointment of Judges or the Show Affiliation Process the Association may withdraw
their disciplinary powers and/or refuse to grant affiliation of shows.
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97
1
Forbidden Substances - Horses/Ponies*
Forbidden substances are substances in the categories listed in Table 97.1 originating externally
whether or not they are endogenous to the horse. Testing for forbidden substances may be
random or selective.
TABLE 97.1
Drugs acting on the central nervous system.
Drugs acting on the autonomic nervous system.
Drugs acting on the respiratory system.
Drugs acting on the cardiovascular system.
Drugs acting on the urinary system.
Drugs acting on the reproductive system.
Drugs acting on the musculoskeletal system.
Drugs acting on the skin (eg hypersensitising agents).
Drugs acting on the blood system.
Drugs affecting the gastro-intestinal function.
Drugs acting on the digestive system other than certain specified
substances for the oral treatment of gastric ulceration - See Note 1.
Drugs acting on the immune system other than those in licensed vaccines.
Antibiotics, synthetic anti-bacterial and anti-viral drugs.
Antihistamines.
Anti-pyretics, analgesics and anti-inflammatory drugs other than Diuretics.
Local anaesthetics.
Muscle relaxants.
Sex hormones, anabolic agents and corticosteroids.
Drugs acting on the endocrine system, endocrine secretions and
their synthetic counterparts.
Cytotoxic substances.
Any substance other than a normal nutrient which could, by its nature, affect
the performance of the horse as a whole.
Note 1: Oral treatment by the histamine H2-receptor antagonist Ranitidine and
the proton pump inhibitor Omeprazole is permitted and will not
necessitate the use of a omedication form. The decision to permit this
option for treatment will be reviewed annually by the FEI.
Note 2: Regumate allowed in conjunction with FEI regulations.
WARNING Although Phenylbutazone and its metabolite Oxyphenbutazone are
excluded from the list of forbidden substances under these Rules, this is not the case
under F.E.I. Rules. All other painkilling drugs are forbidden under both codes of
Rules. It should be noted that this includes the branded drug Arquel, sometimes
mistakenly referred to as “Extra-strong ‘bute”.
* The attention of members is drawn to the Introduction of the Rules and Year Book which
states that the Rule Book is subject to change from time to time and the fact that the FEI is
currently reviewing its rules on equine doping, it is possible that these rules may also be altered
during the course of the year. All changes will be notified to members on the BSJA website
and in the bi-monthly Show Jumping magazine.
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Prohibited Classes of Substances
and Prohibited Methods - Humans
It is forbidden for a rider to compete while under the influence of any stimulating, calming or
other drug or substance as detailed in the British Equestrian Federation rules. The BEF and
member bodies are signatories to the World Anti Doping Code.
Lists of forbidden substances are regularly updated and are available from the BSJA Office and
on the UK Sport website: www.uksport.gov.uk/did.
Classes of prohibited substances include: Stimulants, narcotics, cannabinoids, anabolic agents,
peptide hormones, beta-2 agonists, anti-oestrogen agents, masking agents and corticosteroids.
Beware, medications to treat the following conditions may contain prohibited substances:
Asthma, Coughs/colds, diarrhoea, hay fever, haemorrhoids, pain/inflammation.
Many prescription and over-the-counter medicines and supplements contain prohibited
substances. Inform your doctor or pharmacist of the need to take only those substances that
are permitted. If in doubt regarding any medication or supplement, contact UK Sport:
Drug information database (did)
Drug information line
www.uksport.gov.uk/did
+44(0) 800 528 0004
WARNING
A rider is responsible for any prohibited substance found in his/her system. The presence of
a prohibited substance constitutes a doping violation.
Any rider who competes at an FEI competition must ensure that he/she is taking no prohibited
substance. If the rider is being treated with a banned substance by a registered doctor, the rider
may be able to continue competing after the provision of a Therapeutic Use Exemption
Certificate. Details of certification may be obtained from UK Sport or the BSJA Office.
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Safeguarding Children
The BSJA places the highest priority on safety and enjoyment, and recognises that it has a duty
of care towards young people and vulnerable adults within the sport.
As such the BSJA fully accepts legal (Childrens Acts 1989 and 2004) and moral obligation to
provide a duty of care, to protect all children (and vulnerable adults) and safeguard their welfare,
irrespetive of age, disability, gender, racial origin, religiius belief and sexual orientation. N.B.
The Children's Act 1989 does not apply in Scotland, see Section headed Child Protection
retlating to Scotland..
Full details are contained in the British Equestrian Federation's (BEF) publication "Safeguarding
and Protecting Children: Policy and Procedures" and is available from the BEF, National
Agricultural Centre, Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth or on the BEF website: www.bef.co.uk or
contact the Association's Lead Welfare Officer.
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THE BSJA CODE OF CONDUCT
ANNEX A
FOR THE WELFARE OF THE HORSE
The British Show Jumping Association (BSJA) expects all those involved in show jumping to adhere
to the following Code of Conduct and to acknowledge and accept that at all times the welfare of the
horse must be paramount and must never be subordinated to competitive or commercial influences.
1.
At all stages during the preparation and training of competition horses, welfare must take
precedence over all other demands.
a)
Good horse management
Stabling, feeding and training must be compatible with good horse management and must
not compromise welfare. Any practices which could cause physical or mental suffering,
in or out of competition, will not be tolerated.
b)
Training methods
Horses must only undergo training that matches their physical capabilities and level of
maturity for their respective disciplines. They must not be subjected to any training
methods which are abusive or cause fear or for which they have not been properly prepared.
c)
Farriery and tack
Foot care and showing must be of a high standard. Tack must be designed and fitted to avoid
the risk of pain or injury.
d)
Transport
During transportation, horses must be fully protected against injuries and other health
risks. Vehicles must be safe, well ventilated, maintained to a high standard, disinfected
regularly and driven by competent staff. Competent handlers must always be available to
manage the horses.
e)
Transit
All journeys must be planned carefully and horses allowed regular rest periods with access
to food and water.
2.
Horses and competitors must be fit, competent and in good health before they are allowed
to compete.
a)
Fitness and competence
Participation in competition must be restricted to fit horses and competitors of proven
competence.
b)
Health Status
No horse showing symptoms of disease, lameness or other significant ailments or preexisting clinical conditions should compete or continue to compete when to do so would
compromise its welfare. Veterinary advice must be sought whenever there is any doubt.
c)
Medication
Abuse of medication is a serious welfare issue and will not be tolerated. After any veterinary
treatment, sufficient time must be allowed for full recovery before competition.
d)
Surgical procedures
Any surgical procedures that threaten a competing horse’s welfare or the safety of other
horses and/or competitors must not be allowed.
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e)
Pregnant/recently foaled mares
Mares must not compete after their fourth month of pregnancy or with foal at foot.
f)
Misuse of aids
Abuse of a horse using natural riding aids or artificial aids (e.g. whips, spurs etc.) will not
be tolerated.
3.
Events must not prejudice horse welfare
a)
Competition areas
Horses must only be trained and compete on suitable and safe surfaces. All obstacles must
be designed with the safety of the horse in mind.
b)
Ground surfaces
All ground surfaces on which horses walk, train or compete must be designed and
maintained to reduce factors that could lead to injuries. Particular attention must be paid
to the preparation, composition and upkeep of surfaces.
c)
Extreme weather
Competitions must not take place in extreme weather conditions if the welfare or safety
of the horse may be compromised. Provision must be made for cooling horses quickly after
competing in hot or humid conditions.
d)
Stabling at events
Stables must be safe, hygienic, comfortable, well ventilated and of sufficient size for the
type and disposition of the horse. Clean, good quality and appropriate feed and bedding,
fresh drinking water, and washing-down water must always be available.
e)
Fitness to travel
After competition, a horse must be fit to travel.
4.
Every effort must be made to ensure that horses receive proper attention after they have
competed and that they are treated humanely when their competition careers are over.
a)
Veterinary treatment
Veterinary expertise must always be on site or on call at an event. If a horse is injured or
exhausted during a competition, the competitor must dismount and a veterinarian must
check the horse.
b)
Referral centres
Wherever necessary, the horse should be collected by ambulance and transported to the
nearest relevant treatment centre for further assessment and therapy. Injured horses must
be given full supportive treatment before transport.
c)
Competition injuries
The incidence of injuries sustained in competition should be monitored. Ground surface
conditions, frequency of competitions and any other risk factors should be examined
carefully to indicate ways to minimise injuries.
d)
Euthanasia
If injuries are sufficiently severe the horse may need to be euthanized by a veterinarian
as soon as possible on humane grounds and with the sole aim of minimising suffering.
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e)
Retirement
Every effort should be made to ensure that horses are treated sympathetically and
humanely when they retire from competition.
f)
The BSJA urges all those involved in equestrian sport to attain the highest
possible levels of education in their areas of expertise relevant to the care and
management of the competition horse.
This Code of Conduct for the Welfare of the Horse may be modified from time to time
and the views of all are welcomed. Particular attention will be paid to new research findings
and the BSJA encourages further funding and support for welfare studies.
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SECTION 2
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SECTION 2
JUMPING AND JUDGING
TURNOUT
101
Dress
1
Competitors must at all times wear correct riding clothes complete with jackets, as specified
in Rule 101.3, whenever they enter the arena.
2
Long Hair: In the interest of safety, long hair should be tidy and secured appropriately.
3
Hats:
All riders must wear protective headgear which includes a retaining harness secured to the shell
at more than two points. Such headgear must be worn with the chinstrap properly adjusted and
fastened, when jumping in the arena, the practice area and the collecting ring. See Rule 267.
It is mandatory for all members to wear a protective helmet manufactured to EN1384, ASTM
F 1163, PAS 015 or SNELL E2001 with Kite Mark or SEI or such other suitable protective
headgear as offers a similar or higher level of protection and is at least that of EN1384, ASTM
F 1163 or PAS 015. Hats or helmets requiring separate covers must be worn with a plain dark
coloured peaked cover, registered colours or in colours co-ordinating with the jacket. Coloured
hats may be worn. However, when registered colours are worn the hat should reflect the same
colour(s). Multi coloured and/or multi patterned hats are not permitted. The Association shall
not suffer any liability (whether for death or personal injury or for any consequential or indirect
loss suffered) in relation to the protective helmets worn by riders and in particular but without
prejudice to the generality of the foregoing any failure by riders to wear protective helmets to
the above standards.
Jackets: the following are permitted:
Traditional style tailored jackets in dark colours (black, navy, green, brown, burgundy, grey
or red) with the exception of British Team colours (see below).
Riders may apply to the UK Show Jumping Development Committee to register alternative,
single colours.
Traditional style tailored hacking jackets.
New styled jackets consisting of one or two base colours with piping in a different colour must
be approved by the BSJA. No other rider can ride in jackets of the same colours which have already
been registered and no rider, owner or sponsor may register more than one set of colours.
Up to 3 sponsor logos can appear on the right hand sleeve, all three to be contained
with in a space of 14 x 6cms and one sponsor logo on the breast pocket
(approximately 3 x 4cm). The British Show Jumping logo will appear on all left
hand jacket sleeves supplied by the BSJA to licensed companies in colours red, white and blue.
Rider's full names may appear on the back of the jacket in upper and lower case letters, using
the type face Cosmos Light and letters to be 4 cms in height. New styled jackets must be fully
zipped up during competition.
Members of the Armed Forces or Police Force may wear their uniforms however, headgear must
conform as above.
N.B. Jackets of the following description are reserved for the members of the British
Nations Cup Team or Championship Team.
•
•
•
•
Dark Blue
Red collar with white piping
Red trim above pockets
Brass buttons
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No jackets, other than as detailed above, may be worn in the arena at an affiliated show, for example:
New styled jackets that DO NOT have the British Show Jumping badge on the left hand sleeve.
Traditional tailored jackets with sponsor logos on the sleeve of the jacket or names on the back.
Any jacket in the colours reserved for members of the British Nations Cup Team or Championship
Team.
In hot weather competitors may be permitted to compete without jackets, at the
Judges' discretion, but they must wear white shirts with either long or short sleeves,
no braces, and ties must be firmly secured, also when in the Collecting Ring and walking the course.
Shirts:
Only white or pastel coloured shirts with white collars and ties or hunting stocks.
Ladies may wear white or pastel coloured show jumping shirts with high white
collars, but without a stock or tie. However, coloured ties or stocks may be worn
with hacking jackets. Pony members who are also members of The Pony Club may
wear Pony Club ties regardless of the colour of their jackets.
Shirts must be properly done up at all times.
Breeches/Jodhpurs:
Breeches or Jodhpurs must be white, pale yellow or fawn in colour.
Boots:
Traditional style riding boots must be in plain black or black with mahogany or patent tops
or plain brown or brown with patent tops.
Traditional style leather jodphur boots in plain black or brown may be worn by Pony riders.
Traditional style leather jodphur boots in plain black or brown may be worn with plain black or brown
leather 'gaiters' cut in the traditional riding boot style with black or brown jodphur boots, respectively
but not when red coats are worn.
Pony riders may also wear plain black or brown half chaps with plain black or brown jodphur boots,
respectively.
Gloves:
Optional
Body Protectors:
Optional.
Not Permitted:
Polo neck sweaters, Chaps and Half Chaps, except Pony riders may wear half chaps.
5
If shows permit a competitor to be accompanied when walking the course the individual
concerned must be tidily dressed when walking the course and in the collecting ring.
6
When shows issue numbers to competitors the correct numbers must be worn when taking part
in competitions.
7
Competitors are required to parade mounted and properly dressed to receive their awards. Failure
to do so may incur disqualification (Rule 202.2). Show Organisers to use their discretion as to
the requirement for a mounted presentation for Single Phase and Two Phase competitions and
decision to be announced prior to start of competition.
8
Competitors are not permitted to carry or wear any form of advertising material while in the
arena, except for logos and names in accordance with Rules 101.3 and 102.9 and sashes presented
in the arena at the same time or as leading horse or rider indicators.
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9
Spurs
1
Spurs of excessively severe design are not to be worn. Such designs include spurs with
necks in excess of 3cms long, spurs with necks set on the inside of the heel, spurs with
rowel diameters in excess of 1cm, spurs with roughened or cutting edges, serrated spurs,
with or without necks.
2
Spurs are only to be worn in the traditionally correct manner, with the curve of the neck
of the spur directed downwards.
3
4
5
The misuse of spurs is an offence under Rule 82.4, but riders must also take care that the
manner in which they use their spurs does not offend the public contrary to Rule 82.1.
In pony competitions, only blunt spurs with necks not exceeding 2cms long are permitted.
Pointed, sharp and rowelled spurs are forbidden in these competitions.
Spurs made of plastic are not allowed, however, metal spurs with a plastic ball on the end
are allowed and for pony riders these must be 2cms or less in length.
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Saddlery and Equipment
1
No item of saddlery or equipment is to be misused.
2
Saddles must be worn.
3
The only martingales permitted in the arena are standing and/or running martingales. A standing
martingale may only be attached to the cavesson part of a noseband fitted above the bit.
Only running or standing martingales may be used on ponies anywhere on the show site.
4
A gag snaffle may be used. A Market Harborough rein may be used, but only with a plain snaffle,
not a gag. All other running or check reins and reins acting through sheaves or pulleys are
probibited in the arena.
The use of string, fine wire, twine or cord in or around a horse’s or pony’s mouth is forbidden.
Properly constructed tongue guards, which are detached from the reins and bit, are permitted.
5
6
Blinkers or any attachment to the horse/pony or the bridle which may affect the animal's field
of vision is prohibited. Sheepskin may be used on the cheek pieces of the bridle providing the
sheepskin does not exceed 3cms in diameter measured from the animal's face.
7
The following additional restrictions apply to pony competitors only: Correctly fitted standing
and running martingales only to be used (can be used together). Any type of running reins, Market
Harborough reins, hackamores, bitless bridles and combination bits are not permitted in the
arena, practice area or anywhere in the immediate vicinity of the showground.
8
No rider may carry, use or permit to be used a whip greater than 75cms or less than 45 cms
in length overall nor one which is weighted or with a hard point at the end in the arena, the
collecting ring or anywhere in the immediate vicinity of the showground. No substitute for
a whip may be carried in any competition. Whips, if carried, should be carried at all times
in the hand. The whip should be used NO MORE THAN three times after entering the arena.
The arm should not come above the shoulder and should hit the rump of the horse/pony and
not the flanks. The definition of useage of whip is when the rider takes his/her hand off the
reins to use the whip. However, if the Judge feels there is mis-use of the whip in the arena,
in the Collecting Ring or anywhere in the immediate vicinity of the show ground, at the Judge’s
discretion, the competitor may be disqualified.
Pony Riders may not hit their pony before the start of the course and may be eliminated for
doing so at the Judge’s discretion.
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9
Advertising and Publicity on Competitors and Horses
1 Except as stated in Rules 101.3 and 102.9 competitors may wear the identification (name
and / or logo) of the manufacturer of clothing equipment or, as an alternative, that of a
sponsor as outlined below:2 Identification of the Manufacturer
While present in the competition arena and during the prize-giving ceremonies the
identification of the manufacturer of the clothing and equipment may appear only once per
item and may appear on a surface area not exceeding 8 x 6cms square for both clothing and
equipment. If the manufacturers of clothing and equipment act as sponsors, the provisions
under Rules 101.3 and 102.9.3 apply.
3
4
Identification of Sponsors
While present in the competition arena and during the prize-giving ceremonies the name
and / or logo of the individual's sponsor(s) may appear on a surface area not exceeding:
- 200 sq.cms on each side of the saddle cloth.
- 8 x 6cms only once on jackets or top garments at the height of breast pocket.
- 3 cms in height and 5.5 cms in width on shirt collars.
No advertisement or publicity other than logos defined in Rules 101.3 and 102.9.1 above
may be displayed on any competitor while present in the competition arena or during the
performance. However, competitors inspecting the course may wear the logo of their
sponsor within a frame not exceeding 400 square cms on the front and back of their top
garments and within a frame not exceeding 50 square cms on head gear.
1 0 Rule 102 applies in full whenever a horse is being ridden in the arena, including parades, prize
giving, etc. Draw reins or rugs may only be worn under these circumstances with the special
permission of the Judge.
1 1 In the interests of safety, the stirrup iron and the stirrup leather (this also applies to safety
stirrups) must hang freely from the bar of the saddle and the outside of the flap. There must
be no other restrictions or attachments of any kind. The rider must not directly or indirectly
tie or attach any part of his/her body to the saddlery.
1 2 Stallions, when being led, must be led from a bit, with a leadrope of a minimum length of 2.5
metres to include a chain of approximately 0.50m attached to the bit. A BSJA stallion disc must
be displayed and clearly visible on both sides of a stallion's bridle(s) at all times at shows.
In addition to the two stallion discs, a red/white/blue ribbon to be worn in the tail of stallions
at all times when attending an affiliated show. Stipendiary Stewards, Judges and Show Organisers
have the jurisdiction to disqualify any stallion from the show, if, in their opinion, it is behaving
in such a way likely to cause accident and/or injury to other horses/ponies, competitors, their
associates or any member of the public. Should this occur the animal should be returned to its
stable or horsebox immediately and may be asked to leave the show site. It is the responsibility
of the owner and rider to ensure their stallion is properly restrained in that any stallion leaving
its lorry or stables must wear a bridle at all times.
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OFFICIALS
111
Judges
1
Unless special permission has been obtained from the Chief Executive at least two judges from
the BSJA panel of judges, one of which may be an Associate Judge, must adjudicate in every
competition held at an affiliated show.
2
If a water jump is included in the course a Panel Judge or Associate Judge must be appointed to
judge this obstacle. (Rule 254.1)
3
The show organising committee shall nominate one Panel Judge to act as chairman of the Judges
for the duration of the show. The duties of the chairman of the judges are to assist and advise
the show organising committee on all aspects of show jumping.
4
Judges are responsible for returning completed result sheets to BSJA office, Stoneleigh.
5
The Association reserves the right to appoint a nominated Judge to a show at their discretion
with minimum judges expenses to be borne by the Association.
112
Time Keepers
The time keeper operating the automatic timing equipment must be a member of the Judges Panel
or Time Keepers Panel.
113
Course Designers/ Builders
1
A listed Course Designer/Builder must be employed for all affiliated competitions. (See Rule
34.5).
2
Course builders are not allowed to ride in a competition for which they have designed the course.
114
Responsibility
1
The course builder is responsible for designing the course, supervising the building of the obstacles
(including the practice obstacles) and measuring the course. When the course is ready in all
respects he/she must report to the Judge.
2
It is the responsibility of the Judge to inspect the obstacles and to satisfy himself/herself that
the course is in accordance with the conditions of the competition and has been correctly
measured. The Judge has the sole responsibility for the conduct of the competition and may
direct the Course Builder to make any alterations to the course which he/she considers necessary.
120
Arena
The arena must be enclosed, except for the entrance and exit, by rope or other suitable material.
PRACTICE
121
1
Practice Area
A practice area must be provided in close proximity to the competition arena. Where two or
more show jumping competitions are scheduled to take place concurrently in separate arenas,
a separate practice area must be designated for each arena. Practice areas and collecting rings
must be enclosed.
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2
Lungeing of horses must not take place in the practice area in such a manner and at such times
as to interfere with competitors warming up their horses. Practice area to be used solely for
the purpose of warming up and not for standing around holding horses.
3
Ponies can only be ridden by Pony and Pony Associate members eligible for Pony classes.
122
Practice Obstacles
1
The Course Builder is responsible for ensuring that a minimum of one upright and one spread
obstacle is provided in each practice area. These obstacles are intended for warming up purposes
prior to competing and must be constructed in the usual manner. They are not to be used for
prolonged schooling by competitors or others immediately before, during or after a competition.
Only material provided by the show may be used in the practice area for this purpose.
2
All elements of practice obstacles must be capable of being knocked down in the normal manner
and must not be fixed, jammed or positioned in a manner which prevents or hinders them from
falling. One pole only may be laid flat on the ground at the ground line (Rule 133.1) or up to
1m from the ground line and parallel to it on the take off side. At least one end of any other
pole or plank forming part of a practice obstacle must be supported by a standard cup or fitting.
Sloping poles are permitted on vertical obstacles and sloping poles may be placed on the front
element of spread obstacles, provided the top end is not placed higher than the horizontal pole.
Unsupported ends of sloping poles must rest at or in front of the ground line (Rule 133.1). False
ground lines are not allowed. Alternate sloping top poles (i.e Swedish Oxer, St Andrews Cross
etc.) are not to be used.
3
Practice spread obstacles are not to be jumped in such a direction that the front element is higher
than the rear element.
4
No pole or obstacle of any kind is to be held by hand for a horse to jump.
5
Practice obstacles are to be jumped in one direction only. The direction in which the obstacle
is to be jumped must be indicated with red and white flags or by red and white supports. The red
flag or support must always be passed on the rider’s right hand side and the white flag or support
on his/her left. Jumping the practice fence in the wrong direction incurs elimination from the
competition.
6
The height of practice obstacles must not exceed the maximum height of obstacles allowed by
the rules for the first round of the competition in progress or 1.05m, whichever is the greater.
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OBSTACLES IN THE SCHOOLING AREA
Warm-up before competition
Authorised
* Horse 1.20m Max
Pony 1.00m Max
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7
Examples of practice fences which are not allowed.
OBSTACLES IN THE SCHOOLING AREA
Warm-up before competition
Unauthorised
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OBSTACLES
131
1
Structure and Appearance
Obstacles should be inviting and varied in their overall shape and appearance. Obstacles, unless
permanent, must be such that they can be knocked down, whilst not being so light that they fall
at the slightest touch nor so heavy that they may cause a horse to fall. For all affiliated
competitions, the top pole to be wooden not plastic. The minimum face width of a show jump
is 2 metres.
1
Planks must not be used in the following positions:1 The rear element of a triple bar
2 The rear element of an ascending or true oxer
3 The top of the centre element of a triple bar.
2
Gates must not be used in the following positions:1 The rear element of a triple bar
2 The rear element of an ascending or true oxer
3 The centre element of a triple bar.
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Cups
Poles and other elements must be supported in cups. The depth of the cup must not exceed one
half of the diameter of the element it supports and its radius must be greater than the radius of
the element. Shallow or flat cups must be used for planks and gates. Shallow cups must also be used
in pony competitions for any obstacle the face of which exceeds 3.65m. All cups must have rounded
edges.
A cup fitting other than a safety cup must be fixed to its support in a manner that it cannot slide
down if knocked. Safety cups approved by the FEI must be used on the back and centre of spread
fences in the jumping arena. Safety cups are not mandatory in the warm up arena.
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1
Dimensions
Definitions
1 Ground Line: The horizontal line at ground level at or vertically below the front edge of the
first element of the obstacle.
2 Centre Line: The horizontal line at ground level at right angles to the centre of the ground
line.
3 Face:
The horizontal measurement parallel to the ground line between the inner edges
of the wings, supports or flags.
4 Spread:
The horizontal measurement at right angles to the ground line between the front
edge of the first element and the rear edge of the last element.
5 Height:
The vertical measurement between the centre line and the highest point of the
obstacle above it (e.g. the height of an obstacle which comprises two crossed poles
is taken at the cross).
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2
134
Units
Metric units are used throughout these rules. The limits on the height and spread of obstacles
laid down in the rules must be observed with the greatest care. However, if it should happen that
a maximum dimension has been marginally exceeded as a result of the material used for
construction and/or by the position of the obstacle on the ground, the maximum dimensions
laid down will not be considered as having been exceeded, but the permitted tolerance is 5cms
maximum in the ring or the practice area.
Maximum Heights in the First Round
1
Table 134 gives the maximum heights in the first round for single obstacles for various grades
and levels of prize money. These limits do not apply to those competitions held under rules
in Sections 3 and 4 in which maximum heights are otherwise specified, or specific height classes
or age classes. In Sections 3 and 4, 80% of every course must be built to the upper height limit.
2
The obstacles in preliminary competitions which qualify for a final competition at the same
show may be built to heights determined by the prize money for the final.
3
In Top Score or Accumulator competitions the height of the Joker may exceed the appropriate
height in the table by l5 cms (but see Rule 135.4).
4
Obstacles should be set at heights lower than maximum if the state of the ground warrants it.
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TABLE 134
Grade
A
First Prize
Maximum Height
Under £300
£300 & over
Under £50
£50 to £299
£300 and over
1.50m
1.60m
1.35m
1.45m
1.50m
Under £50
£50 to £149
£150 to £499
£500 & Over
1.35m
1.45m
1.50m
1.55m
B
Under £100
£100 & over
1.35m
1.45m
B&C
Under £50
£50 & over
1.30m
1.35m
C
Under £25
£25 - £100
£101 & over
1.25m
1.30m
1.35m
Under £30
£30 to £59
£60 to £99
£100 & over
1.30m
1.35m
1.40m
1.45m
Under £20
£20 to £39
£40 & over
1.20m
1.30m
1.35m
JC
Under £15
£15 & over
1.15m
1.20m
JD
Under £15
Over £15
0.95m
1.0mm
Not exceeding
138 cms
Under £15
£15 to £29
£30 & over
1.15m
1.20m
1.25m
Not exceeding
128 cms
£11 to £19
£20 & over
1.05m
1.15m
Open
A&B
JA
Pony
Open
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135
Heights in Jumps-Off
1
In principle, jump off courses for all classes up to, and including, 1.30m to be increased by 10
cms from the upper height limits set in first rounds unless exceptional circumstances require
otherwise. Courses above 1.30m to be increased by a minimum of 5cms. For age classes see
rules of competition.
2
The heights of the obstacles must remain unchanged from those in the previous round or jumpoff if the horses or ponies to jump-off have all incurred faults in that round or jump-off.
3
The height of any obstacle in a jump-off must not exceed the height of the highest obstacle in
the previous round or jump-off by more than 10cms. The height of each individual obstacle
should not be increased by more than this amount in each jump-off, except when obstacle
numbers 1 and/or 2 in the first round are to be jumped in later sequence in the jump-off.
4
The maximum height for any obstacle in any competition for ponies is 1.50m and must not
be exceeded at any time. This includes the height of the Joker in Top Score or Accumulator
competitions (Rule 273).
TABLE 135
HEIGHT CONVERSION TABLE - METRES TO FEET AND INCHES
Metres
0.50
0.55
0.60
0.65
0.70
0.75
0.80
0.85
0.90
0.95
1.00
1.05
Feet/Inches
1'
1'
1'
2'
2'
2'
2'
2'
2'
3'
3'
3'
7 1/2"
9 1/2"
11 1/2"
1 1/2"
3 1/2"
5 1/2"
7 1/2"
9 1/2"
11 1/2"
1 1/2"
3 1/2"
5 1/2"
Metres
Feet/Inches
1.10
1.15
1.20
1.25
1.30
1.35
1.40
1.45
1.50
1.55
1.60
1.65
3'
3'
3'
4'
4'
4'
4'
4'
4'
5'
5'
5'
101
7 1/2"
9 1/2"
11"
1"
3"
5"
7"
9"
11"
1"
3"
5"
Metres
1.70
1.75
1.80
1.85
1.90
1.95
2.00
2.05
2.10
2.15
2.20
2.25
2.30
Feet/Inches
5'
5'
5'
6'
6'
6'
6'
6'
6'
7'
7'
7'
7'
7"
9"
11"
1"
3"
5"
6 1/2"
8 1/2"
10 1/2"
1/2"
2 1/2"
4 1/2"
6 1/2"
TABLE 136
Water Jump
Triple Bar
Other
Obstacles
JA
3.70m
1.75m
1.40m
3.70m
1.45m
1.30m
JC
3.70m
1.45m
1.20m
Not exceeding
138 cms
Not exceeding
128 cms
3.35m
1.30m
1.15m
3.00m
1.20m
1.05m
Pony
136
1
137
Maximum Spreads
Grade/
Category
Open
Maximum Spreads
The spread of triple bar obstacles must not exceed 2.20m. No other obstacles may exceed 2.00m
in spread, except the water jump.
Combinations
1
A combination is a series of obstacles to be taken in succession separated by intervening distances
not exceeding l2m measured at ground level from the rear of one obstacle to the ground line
of the next. A double combination comprises two such obstacles. A treble combination
comprises three such obstacles.
2
A combination the sides of which are enclosed between obstacles or which is a permanent feature
of the arena such as a “table” or a “devils dyke” is known as a closed combination and must be
designated as such on the course plan. Any combination which is not so designated is an open
combination. In permanent feature closed combinations, the distance between successive
obstacles may exceed 12m, provided the obstacles are contained within the boundary of the
permanent feature.
3
Except in Grades A,B and A&B competitions judged under Table C, in open combinations the
distance between obstacles must permit at least one non-jumping stride.
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Water Jump
1
The four corners of the water jump must be marked with flags not less than 1.50m in height
above ground level.
2
The face of the water jump must always be greater than the spread.
3
A take-off element such as a brush or small wall not exceeding 70cm must be used to form the
ground line of the water jump or the ground line may be defined by a board not less than 125mm
(at the edge of the water). The ground line must not be shorter than the face. If a board is used
it must be secured to prevent it from moving.
4
A white lath, tape or plasticine strip between 5cms and 7cms wide and no shorter than the face
must be laid on the landing side touching the edge of the water but not in it.
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5
The spread of the water jump from the ground line to the far edge of the lath, tape or strip on
the landing side must not exceed the face. In Grade C competitions the spread must not exceed
3.65m. In pony competitions the spread must not exceed the distances in Table 136.
6
A water jump or ditch made of concrete must be lined with matting and/or other suitable material
extending the full face dimension and at least 1m from the edge of the water on the landing side,
to minimise the risk of injury.
7
No substitute such as sand or sawdust may be used for water.
8
A single element such as a single pole, may be placed between the take off element and the landing
marker. In this case the obstacle continues to be judged as a water jump. If more than one element
is so placed, either in the same or in a separate vertical plane, then the obstacle is judged as a
normal spread obstacle and not as a water jump (Rule 254.6). One element such as a small wall
may be placed behind the take off element. There may not be more than 30cms (1') between
the back of the take off element and the next element when this is not a pole.
9
When the conditions of the competition stipulate a water jump must be included, no additional
element is allowed between the take off element and the lath, tape or strip, except for Area Trials,
Internationl Trials and when special competitions specify otherwise.
140
Hedge
1
A hedge may be used as a spread obstacle, but it must have at least two poles on the take off and
one on the landing side which are clearly visible so that the height and spread of the obstacle
cannot be mistaken. Bullfinches are not allowed.
2
Hedges not exceeding 1m in spread with one or more single poles directly over them may be
used as vertical obstacles.
142
Flagging, Course
It is not mandatory, other than for water jumps and practice obstacles, to flag fences. When fences
are flagged they are to be jumped in one direction only with red and white flags used as defined
in Rules 122.5 and 139. Elements faultable are those that lie within the flags.
143
Directional Flags
Compulsory turning points must be flagged with red and / or white flags and marked on the course
plan, as defined in Rules 122.5 and 139. Failure to pass on the correct side of a directional flag
incurs elimination.
COURSES
151
Course Plan
1
A plan of the course including details of the jump-off course or courses and the distance and time
allowed must be displayed in the collecting ring at least thirty minutes before the start of the
competition. An identical plan is to be provided for the Judge.
2
A dotted line on the course plan indicates an optional track which may be followed without
penalty. A full line indicates a mandatory track which must be followed.
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152
Start and Finish
1
The start and finish line must be a minimum of 6 metres and maximum of 25 metres from the
first and last fence.
2
The start and finish lines must each be defined by two flags or markers.
153
Number of Obstacles
1
The course for the first round of a competition under Table A or Table C must comprise at least
7 obstacles clearly numbered in the sequence in which they are to be jumped. In this context,
a combination is to be numbered as one obstacle and each obstacle comprising the combination
must be lettered A, B, C, etc. on the course plan.
2
Alternative obstacles are allowed and must be marked with the same number and indicated on
the course plan (Rule 257).
154
Jump-Off Course
1
The course for a jump-off must comprise at least 6 obstacles (5 indoors), except in Table A6
competitions (see Rule 192A). The obstacles retain the same numbers as for the first round,
but only the obstacles designated for the jump-off on the course plan are to be jumped and they
are to be jumped in the order so designated, which need not be the same order as in the preceding
round.
2
If one or more combinations were included in the first round, at least one combination must be
included in the jump-off. The distances between obstacles forming part of a combination must
not be altered, but an obstacle forming part of a combination may be removed.
3
The shape, type and colour of the obstacles in a jump-off must not be altered and no new obstacles
may be introduced, except as provided for in Rules 154.5 and 192A.7.
4
Obstacles not included in the course should be blanked off, but failure to blank off an obstacle
will not preclude the elimination of a competitor for jumping an obstacle not forming part of
the course (Rule 256.2).
5
At least one extra obstacle, which was not included in the first round, may be included in the
jump-off (Rule 154.1 applies). This obstacle must not be unusual in character and must conform
to the height and spread restrictions applicable to other obstacles included in the jump-off. It
must be separately numbered and erected before the start of the competition and should be
blanked off during the first round (Rule 154.4 applies). Competitors will not be permitted to
walk the course a second time before the jump-off.
155
Measuring the Course
1
The course is to be measured by following the track which would be taken by a careful rider who
would not wish to take chances by cutting corners. The jump-off course and/or courses are to
be separately measured in the same manner.
2
If the Judge considers that the course has been incorrectly measured and/or that the time allowed
is in error, having due regard to the speed laid down for the competition, he/she may, in his/her
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absolute discretion, after consultation with the Course Designer, increase the time allowed;
providing not more than five horses have completed the course without a refusal and without
departing unduly from the track. If this procedure is invoked during the first round of a
competition, the time allowed for the jump-off must be carefully checked and if there is any
possibility that it may be in error, the jump-off course must be remeasured before the start of
the jump-off (Rule 162.3).
3
No competitor or other person has the right to demand the remeasurement of the course or
alteration of the time allowed.
156
Walking the Course
1
It is the responsibility of the Judge to walk the course before the start of the competition and
to inspect the obstacles. Should he/she consider any alteration to be necessary, he/she will instruct
the course builder accordingly.
2
Competitors are to be allowed to walk the course dismounted before the start of the competition.
Once the competition has started, competitors who enter the ring dismounted may be eliminated
at the discretion of the Judge (Rule 222). Competitors may be allowed to walk the course before
the start of a second or subsequent round or jump-off only if the track has been substantially
altered by the resiting of obstacles. For the first class of every show day no further entries to
be accepted after the published start of the class and competitors may not walk the course after
the published start of the class.
157
Representations by Competitors about the Course
1
If, when walking the course, a competitor considers that any aspect of the course is contrary
to the rules for the competition, he/she should represent his/her concern to the Judge, who should
then consult the Course Builder and decide whether or not any alteration to the course should
be made. If any such alteration is made, it must be drawn to the attention of all competitors,
and, if necessary, the course plan must also be altered.
2
A competitor who alters any obstacle on the course may be disqualified at the Judge’s discretion.
158
Course Incorrectly Erected
Once the signal to start has been given, if the competitor jumps the course as set his/her score for
that round is valid notwithstanding that one or more obstacles may subseqently be found to have
been incorrectly erected, but see also Rule 243.
159
Resiting Obstacles
Obstacles may be resited (before the finish of the round) during the course of a competition, if in
the opinion of the Judge a deterioration in the state of the going or other special circumstances
necessitate such action. Obstacles which cannot be resited, such as water jumps, ditches or
permanent obstacles must be taken out of the course. The scores of all previous competitors
penalised during the same round at such obstacles must be adjusted by cancelling faults, time faults
and time penalties incurred thereat. All eliminations will, however, stand.
161
TIMING
Please see following table on Page 105
The speed for all jumps off should be the same as the speed in the first round.
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SPEED TABLE
325
competitions and Intro shows, 90cms & 1.0m Amateur
Qualifiers (these will be run at a speed of 325mpm
outdoors and indoors ) INDOORS 1.10m & 1.20m
Amateur Qualifiers will be run at a speed of 325mpm
indoors)
Grade A and Grade A & B
(but see Table A4)
OUTDOORS
INDOORS
375
400


OUTDOORS
INDOORS
Grade B and Grade B & C
350

All Senior competitions (but see Table A4)
OUTDOORS
except British Novice, Discovery, 4 & 5 Year Old



IT and AT

Certain Specified Competition

1.30m & 1.40m Qualifier

OUTDOORS

INDOORS
Table A4 - Grade A or Grades A & B or
Open Competition

OUTDOORS

INDOORS
Ponies
JA Competitions and Open
competitions over 1.20m

OUTDOORS

INDOORS
JA Open competitions 1.20m or below
OUTDOORS
or
All other Pony Competitions
OUTDOORS

INDOORS



NOTE: If the outdoor arena is 75m x 45m (or equivalent square area) or less the class
to be run at 25mpm less than the normal speed but nothing less than 325 mpm.
If the indoor arena is 60m x 24m (or equivalent square area) or less the class
to be run at 25mpm less than the normal speed but nothing less than 325mpm.
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162
Time Allowed
1
The time allowed in competitions judged under Table A is calculated by the Judge by dividing
the length of the course as measured (Rule 155.1) by the speed required as laid down in the
competition conditions. The time allowed is expressed as whole seconds, fractions of a second
being rounded up to the nearest whole second above.
2
The time allowed for the first round and for each jump-off must be stated on the course plan.
3
The time allowed may only be altered in accordance with Rule 155.2.
4
Times allowed for various speeds and lengths of course are shown in Table 162.
163
Time Limit
The time limit is twice the time allowed for competitions judged under Table A and 2 minutes
for competitions judged under Table C. Failure to complete the course within the time limit
incurs elimination.
164
Competitor’s Time
1
The clock is started immediately the competitor crosses the starting line, unless the countdown
rule is applied, in the correct direction and is stopped immediately the competitor crosses the
finishing line having jumped all the obstacles.
2
The clock may also be stopped and restarted under certain circumstances during the course of
a round, (Rules 245, 251.4, 253.2, 253.3, 254.3 & 265.3). The period during which the clock
remains stopped under such circumstances is known as “Interrupted Time”. Interrupted Time
is not allowed or extended solely for the purposes of authorised assistance (Rules 261.2)
3
The competitor’s time for a round is the elapsed time from starting to finishing minus interrupted
time (if any) plus time penalties (if any).
4
The Time Judge is responsible only for recording the elapsed time and interrupted time. The
award and addition of time penalties (Rule 182.3) and the calculation and award of time faults
(Rule 182.2) are the responsibility of the Judge. Time penalties are not to be included in the
time displayed on the timing equipment or on the public timing display.
164.1a
45 Second Count Down
After the bell has been rung, the competitor must cross the starting line in the correct direction
within 45 seconds; the automatic timing equipment must show a count down from 45 seconds
on the scoreboard or other display beside the arena, clearly visible for the competitor. If the
competitor has not crossed the starting line in the correct direction when the 45 seconds expire,
the time of the round will start at that moment. The competitor is NOT eliminated if he/she
does not cross the starting line within the 45 seconds. Once the bell has been sounded for the
competitor to start his/her round, the Ground Jury has the right to interrupt the 45 seconds count
down, as a result of unforeseen circumstances.
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TABLE 162
TIME ALLOWED IN SECONDS AT VARIOUS SPEEDS
Distance
Metres
300m
per min.
325m
per min.
250
260
270
280
290
300
310
320
330
340
350
360
370
380
390
400
410
420
430
440
450
460
470
480
490
500
510
520
530
540
550
560
570
580
590
600
610
620
630
640
50
52
54
56
58
60
62
64
66
68
70
72
74
76
78
80
82
84
86
88
90
92
94
96
98
100
102
104
106
108
110
112
114
116
118
120
122
124
126
128
47
48
50
52
54
56
58
60
61
63
65
67
69
71
72
74
76
78
80
82
84
85
87
89
91
93
95
96
98
100
102
104
106
108
109
111
113
115
117
119
350m
per min.
43
45
47
48
50
52
54
55
57
59
60
62
64
66
67
69
71
72
74
76
78
79
81
83
84
86
88
90
91
93
95
96
98
100
102
103
105
107
108
110
108
375m
per min.
400m
per min.
40
42
44
45
47
48
50
52
53
55
56
58
60
61
63
64
66
68
69
71
72
74
76
77
79
80
82
84
85
87
88
90
92
93
95
96
98
100
102
103
38
39
41
42
44
45
47
48
50
51
53
54
56
57
59
60
62
63
65
66
68
69
71
72
74
75
77
78
80
81
83
84
86
87
89
90
92
93
95
96
165
Timing Equipment
1
Automatic timing must be used in all competitions in which time is a deciding factor and/or in
which faults are awarded for exceeding the time allowed. Systems capable of recording l/100th
of a second may be used if available. If a public display system capable of recording only 1/10th
of a second is in use, competitors’ times must be recorded to the same standard. Public display
boards for Second Round qualifiers are mandatory.
2
In a timed jump-off and in all competitions in which time is the deciding factor the designated
person must operate a stopwatch in addition to the automatic timing. In competitions in which
the first prize is £1,000 or more or in the event of failure of the automatic timing, and in the
absence of a field timing judge, the designated person must be placed with a flag, at the starting
and the finishing line, to signal the crossing of a competitor. The time taken by the competitor
to complete the round is to be registered at the Judges Box. A designated person must operate
a stopwatch other than the designated person controlling the automatic timing.
3
In the event of failure of automatic timing capable of recording 1/100th of a second, all times
already taken during a round by such equipment must be rounded down to the nearest 1/10th of
a second below, so that they can be fairly compared with the times taken by stopwatch.
4
Shows with timing equipment that has the facility of 45 sec. countdown may be used.
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COMMUNICATIONS
171
The Bell
For the purposes of these rules “the bell” shall mean any bell, whistle, horn, hooter or other
distinctive sound signal used to communicate with the competitors and “ringing the bell” shall mean
the sounding of any such signal.
172
Ringing the Bell
The bell is rung
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
To
To
To
To
To
To
To
instruct competitors walking the course to leave the arena.
give the signal to start.
stop a competitor during the course of his/her round.
give the signal to a competitor to continue his/her round.
eliminate a competitor.
disqualify a competitor.
retire a competitor.
173
Public Address
The public address system is not to be used to caution or admonish competitors. If such action
is necessary, the competitor should be requested to report to the judges’ box.
174
Collecting Ring
It is essential to the smooth running of any show that voice communication is established and
maintained between the judges’ box and the collecting ring.
(See also Rule 121.2).
SCORING
181
Competition Categories
Show jumping competitions are judged and scored in a number of different ways, which fall into
the following categories:
1
2
3
Competitions under Table A
Competitions under Table C
Special Competitions
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182
1
Table A
Faults
Jumping Faults are incurred for errors made during a round as indicated in the rules listed:
1
2
3
4
Knock Down
Disobedience
Fall
Water Jump
Rule
211
212
213
254
Faults
4
4 or Elimination
Elimination
4
2
Time Faults
In all rounds under Table A, ponies and horses, one Time Fault is incurred for each commenced
second in excess of the time allowed. (See Rule 162).
3
Time Penalties
Time Penalties are incurred when an obstacle is displaced as the result of a
disobedience on the following scale:1
At a single obstacle, at the first obstacle of an open or closed
combination or at subsequent obstacles of a closed combination
6 seconds
2
At the second obstacle of an open combination
6 seconds
3
At the third or subsequent obstacles of an open combination
6 seconds
Time penalties are added to the time taken to complete the round
before the calculation of any time faults (Rule 182.2).
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Table C
1
Faults and time faults are not incurred under Table C.
2
Time penalties of 4 seconds are incurred for each knock down and for landing in the water
or on the tape of the water jump. First disobediences during the round are not penalised.
184
Special Competitions
The rules for scoring and the methods for determining the results of special competitions
are laid down in the rules for each such competition and must be printed in full in the schedule
if not included in the Rule Book.
RESULTS
191
1
Results under Table A
In competitions judged under Table A competitors are placed according to the following
priorities:
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1
By total faults, which are calculated by adding together for each competitor his/her faults
and his/hers time faults for the round. The competitor with the lowest total faults is placed
highest.
2. By total faults and time. In the first round against the clock or in a jump-off against the clock,
competitors with equality of faults are placed according to their times (Rule 164.3).
3.
In the event of equality of faults for first place in a round or jump-off not against the clock
only those sharing first place qualify for the next jump-off, if any, as indicated in Table 191.
4
Competitors are placed in each round or jump-off according to their total faults in that round
or jump-off and faults are not carried forward to the next jump off.
5
In the event of equality of faults for second or inferior placings in a round or jump-off not
against the clock those placed equal will divide the prize money.
6
In the event of equality of faults and time in a round or jump-off against the clock, those
placed equal will divide the prize money.
7
In a competition in which a set number will qualify for a subsequent competition, in the event
of equality of both faults and time for the lowest qualifying position, those with equality
for this position will all qualify.
TABLE 191
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192A
Table A6
1
In competitions judged under Table A6 the course is divided into two sections. The first section
is judged under Table A, not against the clock, but with a time allowed.
2
If a competitor incurs any jumping or time faults over the first section a bell will be sounded
to indicate that they must leave the arena immediately on completion of the first section.
3
Competitors with a clear round over the first section must go on immediately to the second or
jump off section of the course. The competitor then jumps the jump off section which is judged
under Table A not against the clock.
4
No penalties are incurred for disobediences between the finish of the first section and the start
of the jump-off section.
5
In the event of equality of faults over the jump-off section of the course the prize money will
be divided.
6
In the event of the number of competitors who reach the jump-off section of the course being
insufficient to fill the prize list, the additional places will be decided on faults over the first section
prizes being divided as necessary.
7
The course for the jump off will be four or five obstacles of which at least three or four of the
obstacles are to be additional and not included in the first round. The double or treble included
in the jump off must have formed part of the first round. The first round may not include more
than nine numbered obstacles.
192B
Table A7
In the event of equality of penalties for first place, there will be one jump-off against the clock.
Other competitors are placed according to their penalties and time in the first round.
192C
Table A8
For competitions over one round and two jumps off, the time to be taken into consideration
in each round in order to determine placings and qualifying positions in the event of equality
of faults. All those placed equal first go forward to the first jump-off. All those then placed
equal first qualify for the second jump-off.
192D
Table A9
The best five scores, or all clear rounds, will go forward to the second round, which will be against
the clock. In the event of equality, faults and time will decide i.e. the faster four faulters will
qualify. All scores in the first round will be carried forward to the second round. Competitors
in the second round will start in the reverse order of merit or the slowest four faulter will go first,
the faster clear last. If necessary, those who do not reach the second round, faults and time in
the first round will determine their placings.
If a competitor withdraws from the second round he/she will not be replaced and he/she will
receive the placing from the first round. At least five prizes have to be awarded.
192E
Table A10
In the first round the second half of the course to be built 5-10cms higher than the first half. In
the event of equality of penalties for first place, there will be one jump-off against the clock, other
competitors are placed according to their penalties and time in the first round, and the jump-off
course will be 5-10cms higher than the second half of the first round.
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193
Table C
1
The Time Penalties incurred are added to the time taken for the first and only round and
competitors are placed in accordance with their resulting total time.
2
In the event of equality of total time for any placing, those placed equal will divide the prize
money.
194
Table AC
Competitions confined to horses in Grades A and/or B may be judged under Table AC. The first
round of such a competition is judged under Table A, not against the clock. In the event of
equality of faults for first place, competitors placed equal will jump-off under Table C.
195
Competitor riding all horses qualified for the Jump off
A competitor will not be required to jump-off against himself/herself when he/she is riding all the
horses qualified for the jump-off. In these circumstances the competitor may nominate the order
in which the horses are finally placed. In the absence of such nomination the horses will be placed
equal first.
196
Competition Abandoned
If the Judge decides that the competition must be abandoned as the result of special circumstances,
such as weather, going, fading light, etc., all competitors remaining and declared to start in the
current round or jump off will be placed equal with those equal on the lowest score.
197
No competitor completing the Course
If no competitor completes the course for the first round, or for the first section under Table A6
or Two Phase the Judge will declare the competition null and void.
198
Objections
1
An objection to the result of any show jumping competition may be made only by the owner,
his/her authorised agent or the rider of a horse competing in that competition or by an official
of the show or of the British Show Jumping Association.
2
An objection which is based on the eligibility of a horse or rider to compete must be made in
writing to the Chief Executive. The Chief Executive will inform the owner or authorised agent
responsible for the horse against which the objection has been lodged of the details of the
objection and will take into consideration any written representation received from such owner
or authorised agent. Should he/she decide the objection is sustained the Chief Executive will
disqualify the horse and take action in accordance with Rule 63. All concerned will be informed
in writing of the Chief Executive’s decision.
3
An objection which is based on the judging of the competition must be made in writing and lodged
with the show secretary or such other show official as the schedule may direct within 30 minutes
of the competitors leaving the arena following the presentation of awards. The objection must
be accompanied by a cash deposit of £100 or such sum as the schedule may direct.
4
Upon receipt of an objection, the show secretary, or official designated, must arrange for the
objection to be heard as soon as possible by an independent panel of at least two persons, one
of whom should be a representative of the show committee, the other, if possible, drawn from
the Panel of Area Representatives, Judges, Associate Judges, Time Judges, Course Builders and
Assistant Course Builders listed in the Rules and Year Book, or, if no such panel member is
available, a life, full or non-jumping member of the Association. No person who has been directly
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concerned with the conduct of the competition to which the objection relates is eligible to sit
as a member of the panel which hears the objection. This includes the Judges, Commentator,
Time Judge and Course Builder and competitors, owners, authorised agents and riders of any
horses which have taken part in the competition.
5
All persons concerned, including the Judges of the competition, the objector and the owner, rider
and/or authorised agent responsible for the horse objected to, must be informed of the time and
place at which the objection will be heard and invited to attend the hearing, together with any
witnesses they desire to call.
6
The objection panel must allow the objector to put his case to them verbally and/or in writing
and to call and examine witnesses in support of his objection. The owner, rider and/or authorised
agent responsible for the horse objected to and the Judges must be heard in like manner.
7
The objection panel may overrule the Judges and uphold the objection if they decide that the
Judges’ decision is contrary to the rules for the competition as laid down in the BSJA Rules Book
and/or the schedule.
8
The decision of the Judges as to what actually happened during the competition cannot be
overruled. The objection panel may invite the Judges in the light of evidence presented to them
to reconsider their decision, but the final decision in such cases rests with the Judges alone.
9
If the objection is overruled, the objector’s deposit is forfeited to the show. If the objection
is upheld the deposit must be returned to the objector.
1 0 The decision of the objection panel must be conveyed on conclusion of the hearing to all
concerned, including the show secretary, the Judges, the objector, the owner, rider, and/or
authorised agent responsible for the horse objected to and all witnesses who have given evidence.
1 1 Objections decided under Rules 198.2 or 198.7 may be reviewed by the BSJA UK Show Jumping
Development Committee, which may overrule the decision of the Chief Executive or the
objection panel if in the opinion of the Committee, the decision is contrary to the Rules for
the competition.
1 2 Height Objections
1
When an objection is made against the height of an animal which has a measurement
certificate issued by the Joint Measurement Board Ltd. the rules of the scheme require the
following procedure to be carried out by the objector:
2
When an objection is made under Rule 42.1(i), against an animal the Objector must inform
The Joint Measurement Board Limited, P.O. Box 322, Horley, Surrey, RH6 0WS of the
Objection by First Class letter within 21 days of the class. Details of the animal's name, the
class and show involved and the name and address of its owner must be included together with
the fee (JMB Rule 26.4 refers). The identity of the objector will not be disclosed.
3
When an objection is made against the height of an animal which does not have a
measurement certificate issued by the Joint Measurement Board Ltd. the procedure laid down
by the show organising committee for objections is to be followed.
1 3 Representations to the Judge may only be made by members of the Association. A member who
wishes to make a representation must not interrupt or distract the attention of the Judge and
must wait until the Judge signifies that he/she is ready to hear the representation.
1 4 The cost of any FEI re-measurement to be borne by the owners of the animals.
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ELIMINATION, DISQUALIFICATION,
RETIRING & WITHDRAWING
201
Elimination
1
Elimination is the penalty for infringing certain rules, as summarised in Table 201. It is not a
punishment or sanction and does not necessarily preclude the competitor from being placed or
from qualifying for a further competition.
2
Unless otherwise stated in the conditions for the competition, all competitors eliminated are
placed equal in the round or jump-off in which the elimination occurred immediately below the
competitors who completed the round or jump-off, but above those who retired.
3
A competitor who is eliminated must leave the arena and take no further part in the competition,
unless the conditions for the competition state otherwise.
4
Before leaving the arena after being eliminated as the result of a refusal or run-out the competitor
may make up to two attempts to jump any single obstacle in the arena in the direction indicated
on the course plan.
5
Where a horse/pony is considered to be out of control and a danger to themselves, other
competitors and members of the public anywhere on the show site, the Judge has the discretion
to eliminate from the class/show.
TABLE 201
Elimination
Rule No. Infringement
122.5
Jumping the practice fence in the wrong direction.
143
Failure to pass on the correct side of directional flags.
163
Exceeding the Time Limit
192A.4 Failing to start the jump-off section of a competition under Table A6 within 45 seconds .
212.2
Second disobedience during the course of a round anywhere on the course.
212.6.3 Failure to re-attempt an obstacle after a run-out.
213.3
First fall of horse and/or rider in the arena prior to commencing the round and during the
course of a round anywhere on the course.
234.1
Crossing the starting line prematurely and attempting to jump or jumping an obstacle.
244.2
After being stopped by the Judge or stopping voluntarily, continuing before the bell............
251.4
Re-attempting an obstacle, which has been disturbed, before the bell.
251.8
Failing to re-attempt an obstacle following a first disobedience.
252.2
Leaving a closed combination by the wrong route.
253.1
Failure to re-attempt all obstacles of an open combination.
256.1
Jumping an obstacle in the wrong order or in the wrong direction.
256.2
Jumping an obstacle which does not form part of the course.
257
Attempting an alternative obstacle before the bell when the other obstacle has been disturbed
as the result of a disobedience.
258
Failing to jump the next obstacle within 45 seconds.
263
Knocking the timing equipment
264
Improperly leaving the arena.
265.1
Failing to cross the finishing line mounted.
266
Failing to leave the arena mounted and by the designated exit, unless injured.
267
Jumping or attempting to jump any obstacle or passing through the finish without a hat on.
276.7
Failing to jump all the obstacles in a Take Your Own Line competition or jumping any
obstacle more than once.
282.3
Failing to pass the baton during a Relay competition.
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282.5
283.5
Failing to recover a dropped baton during a Relay competition.
Rescuer failing to continue the course from the next obstacle following an error in a Rescue
Relay competition.
Elimination at the Judges Discretion
Rule No. Infringement
102.8
Using whip prior to commencement of the course.
222
Unauthorised access to the arena.
231.5
Starting out of order.
233.1
Failure to enter the arena mounted and through the designated entrance.
233.3
Failure to enter the arena within one minute of being called.
234.4
Failure to commence the round within 45 seconds after the bell.
242.1
Ignoring the bell when required to stop during a round.
261.1
Receiving outside assistance.
267
Jumping any obstacle without a hat on when committed to jumping at the moment when
the hat comes off.
202
1
Disqualification
The Judge at his/her discretion may disqualify a competitor from a competition for:
i) failing to parade mounted and properly dressed for the presentation of awards (Rule 101.8)
Show Organisers to use their discretion as to the requirement for a mounted presentation for
Single and Two Phase competitions and their decision to be announced prior to the start of the
competition.
ii)
altering an obstacle on the course (Rule 157.2)
iii)
misusing the whip (Rule 102.8)
2. A competitor who is disqualified must leave the arena immediately and forfeits all prizes, rosettes,
awards and qualifications to which he/she might otherwise be entitled. The result of the
competition will be amended accordingly.
3. The decision of any Judge to disqualify a member from the show, competition or further show
pursuant to Rule 96 is final, save where Rule 96.2.8 and Rule 82 applies.
4
Except as stated in Rule 202.5, the Judge is not empowered to disqualify a competitor on the
grounds of ineligibility for the competition. In all such cases, the matter must be referred after
the show to the Chief Executive, who will, if necessary, take action in accordance with Rule 84
or Rule 91.
5
The Judge may disqualify a competitor if he/she is fully satisfied that the competitor is not a
member of the Association or is currently suspended from the competitive rights of membership
(Rule 32.3). A report must be made to the Chief Executive who may take further action in
accordance with Rule 84.
203
1
Retiring
A competitor who has started his/her round may retire without completing the course for any
of the following reasons:
1
2
Safety
Fitness of horse or rider
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3
4
5
6
Failure of saddlery or equipment
Severity of the obstacles
Deterioration of the going
When he has no chance of winning a prize.
If in the opinion of the Judge, a horse or rider is unfit to compete, the Judge may prevent the
competitor from starting or may curtail their round.
2
A competitor who decides to retire must signal his intention to the Judge by raising his hand or
whip.
3
1
2
Standards
The Judge may introduce a standard at any time after the number of competitors who have
completed the course exceeds the number of prizes (including additional prizes awarded in
accordance with Rule 76.5).
In competitions judged under Table A, the standard will be set in the form of a number of
faults which must not be less than the score of the competitor who would receive the lowest
prize if no further competitors were to complete the course after the introduction of the
standard. Provided this criterion is maintained, the standard may be reduced progressively
during the course of the competition.
3 In competitions judged under Table C, the standard will be set as a time one
second in excess of the total time of the competitor who would receive the lowest prize if no
further competitors were to complete the course after the introduction of the standard.
4
In a qualifying competition in which the number to qualify or to receive qualifying points
exceeds the number of prizes, care must be taken not to prejudice the qualification by the
premature introduction of a standard.
5
Standards should not normally be introduced in pony competitions nor in competitions
confined to horses which have not won £100 or to those which have not won any lesser
amount. A standard of less than 8 faults must not be introduced in such competitions under
Table A.
6
Once a standard has been introduced the Judge will retire any competitor as soon as his score
or time exceeds the standard.
4
In the absence of a standard, the Judge may at his/her discretion retire any competitor who
has no chance of winning a prize and whose continued presence in the arena is holding up the
progress of the competition unduly.
5
Before leaving the arena, a competitor who retires or is retired following a refusal or run-out,
may make up to two attempts to jump any single obstacle in the arena in the direction indicated
on the course plan.
204
Withdrawing
1
A competitor who has indicated his/her intention to compete by declaring or by giving his /her
number to the collecting ring steward or who has qualified to start in the next round or jumpoff of a competition may withdraw before starting, provided he informs the Judge of his intention
to do so.
2
Competitors who withdraw from a jump-off are placed after those who are eliminated or retire
during that jump-off, except in the Puissance and Six Bar competitions (Rules 278.5 & 279.8).
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205
Reports
The name of any competitor who retires in accordance with Rule 203.1 or withdraws from a
second round or jump-off in accordance with Rule 204.1 and the names of his/her horse and of
the horse’s owner are to be recorded by the Judge on the result sheet for the competition.
Errors
211
1
Knock Down
An obstacle is considered to have been knocked down when through the fault of the horse or
rider:
1
2
3
2
The whole or any part of it falls, even if the part which falls is subsequently arrested in its
fall before reaching the ground.
At least one of its ends no longer rests on any part of its support.
Any arrangement, including a wing or support intended to maintain the stability of the
obstacle and forming an integral part of it falls; or the pillars or wings of a wall placed inside
the flags (if used) falls.
When an obstacle, or part of an obstacle, is composed of several elements placed one on top
of the other and in the same vertical plane, the knock down of the top element alone is penalised.
A lower element is not deemed to be in the same vertical plane unless its front edge lies in the
same vertical plane as the front edge of the top element. Knocking down an intermediate filler,
such as a brush or small wall, between the major elements of a spread obstacle, incurs no penalty,
unless the brush or filler is higher than the major elements, notwithstanding that it stands in a
separate vertical plane.
In example A, the wall is considered to be in the same vertical plane as the poles above it. In
examples B and C, it is not.
3
Penalties for knock downs are only incurred in respect of obstacles which are knocked down
as a direct result of having been jumped in the correct order and provided the obstacle has started
to fall before the competitor crosses the finishing line.
4
Touches and displacements, in whatever direction, do not count. If the Judge is in doubt he/she
should give the benefit of his/her doubt to the competitor.
5
The competitor cannot be penalised for more than one knock down per attempt no matter how
much of the obstacle is knocked down.
6
FEI Safety Cups are mandatory as per Rule 132.
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212
1
Disobediences
The following are considered as disobediences and are penalised as such:1
2
3
4
5
Refusals
Run Outs (including jumping the wing)
Resistances (including halts)
Circles
Passing outside the flags or markers of the finishing line.
2
Under Table A, the first disobedience during each round anywhere on the course incurs 4 faults,
the second such disobedience incurs elimination. Under Table C, first disobedience is not
penalised, but the second disobedience during each round anywhere on the course incurs
elimination.
3
Disobediences during interrupted time are not penalised.
4
The following are not considered to be disobediences:-
5
6
7
1
Circling after a disobedience to get into position to re-attempt the obstacle.
2
Approaching an obstacle at an angle and/or turning sharply to attempt it without going past
it.
Refusal
1 It is a refusal when a horse stops or fails to take off at an obstacle, whether or not the obstacle
is knocked down or displaced.
2
It is a refusal if the horse in stopping slides through the obstacle and knocks it down. It is
for the Judge to decide that this has happened and if so to ring the bell. If the bell is not
rung, the competitor must continue, having been penalised for a knock down only.
3
Stopping in front of an obstacle without knocking it down, followed immediately by a
standing jump is not penalised as a refusal.
Run Out
1 It is a run out when the horse or any part of the horse passes to one side of the obstacle to
be jumped and in so doing crosses the extended line of the ground line of the obstacle, unless
Rule 151.2 applies.
2
It is also a run out if the horse jumps the wing of the obstacle, whether or not the wing is
knocked down.
3
Following a run out the rider must return and attempt the obstacle again. Failure to do so
incurs elimination.
Resistance
1 It is a resistance when the horse for whatever reason ceases to go forward, halts, rears, turns
on the spot or steps back, even if this occurs as the result of deliberate action by the rider
(for example halting to adjust saddlery or hat).
2
Uninterrupted resistances are penalised as a single disobedience but if after retaking the track
the horse again resists this is penalised as a separate disobedience.
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8
It is a circle if the competitor deviates from the course as set out on the course plan and in so
doing crosses over his/her previous track. Following a circle, any further circles made without
retaking the track are not penalised but if after retaking the track, the competitor again circles
this is penalised as a separate disobedience.
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Fall
1
One fall eliminates horse and rider. The rider may not attempt another fence but must leave
the arena immediately, mounted or dismounted.
2
A rider is considered to have fallen when, either voluntarily or involuntarily, he/she is separated
from his/her horse, which has not fallen, in such a way that he/she touches the ground or finds
it necessary, in order to get back into the saddle, to use some form of support or outside assistance.
If it is not clear that the rider has used some form of support or outside assistance to prevent
his/her fall, the benefit of doubt must be given to the rider.
A horse is considered to have fallen when the shoulder and quarters have touched the ground
or the obstacle and the ground.
3
The first fall of horse and/or rider after entering the arena and before completing the course
incurs elimination in any competition.
214
Dismounting
A competitor who dismounts for any reason, from entering the arena until going through the finish,
(for example, to pick up a dropped whip, adjust saddlery, etc.) will be eliminated.
ACCESS TO THE ARENA
221
Authorised Access
Competitors are only allowed to enter the arena under the following circumstances:
1
To walk the course dismounted (Rule 156.2)
2
When called to commence their round.
3
When called to parade before or after a competition for ceremonial, prize giving, publicity or
other special purposes.
4
To lead another competitor into the arena (Rule 233.2).
5
To render authorised assistance (Rules 261.2, 261.3).
6
With special permission of the Judge.
222
Unauthorised Access
1
Infringements of Rule 221 may incur elimination at the discretion of the Judge.
2
A member of the Association who enters the arena without authorisation may also be found in
breach of Rule 82.11 and his/her conduct may be reported to the Chief Executive who may initiate
disciplinary proceedings.
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STARTING
231
Order of Starting
1
In competitions in which time is the deciding factor in the first round the order of starting must
be drawn, except in competitions judged under Tables A6, A7 and A8 and competitions judged
under Table A4 when used as a warm up for an allocated qualifier. At the discretion of the show
organising committee the order may also be drawn for other competitions. In the event that
the order is drawn for competitions under Table A8 or Table A7 it is not necessary to make
another draw for the jump off. Where there is more than one competition for the same category
of horses requiring a drawn order at the same show, the drawn order for the first competition
must be rotated by a minimum of five places for each subsequent competition or a fresh draw
made.
2
When time is the deciding factor, the order of starting in a jump-off must be drawn by the Judge
immediately before the jump-off, unless Rule 231.1 applies and provided the judges are satisfied
that the original draw has been made satisfactorily. A minimum of five minutes must be allowed
between the announcement of the drawn order and requiring the first competitor to enter the
arena for the jump-off.
3
When the order of starting has been drawn, a competitor may only compete out of order by
special permission of the Judge. When time is the deciding factor the Judge will not normally
allow a competitor to start in a later position in the order from that in which he was originally
drawn.
4
When late entries are accepted after the order has been drawn, the order in which they are to
start must be drawn separately and they must start before all entries in the original drawn order.
5
Starting out of order may incur elimination at the Judge’s discretion.
232
Rate of Starting
1
If the Judge is dissatisfied with the rate at which competitors are presenting themselves to start
in a competition for which the starting order has not been drawn, he will issue one public warning
to competitors. After an interval of 5 mins the three minute public warning must be enforced.
At the end of a three minute interval he/she will declare the competition closed.
2
The result will be taken from those who have completed the competition; if none, the Judge
will declare the competition null and void.
233
Entering the Arena
1
Competitors must enter the arena mounted and through the designated entrance. Failure to do
so without prior permission of the Judge may incur elimination at the Judge’s discretion.
2
Competitors may be led into the arena by an assistant who may be mounted or on foot. The
assistant must leave the arena immediately the competitor is inside.
3
Failure to enter the arena within one minute of being called upon to do so incurs elimination
at the Judge’s discretion.
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1
Commencing the Round
The starting line may be crossed and recrossed while waiting for the starting bell. Crossing the
starting line before the starting bell and then jumping or attempting to jump the first obstacle,
without first recrossing the starting line after the bell, incurs elimination.
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2
Crossing the starting line in the wrong direction is not penalised provided it is subsequently
recrossed before attempting the first obstacle in the direction indicated on the course plan.
3
The round commences, when, following the starting bell, the mounted competitor first crosses
the starting line in the direction indicated on the course plan but the time might start earlier
if the 45 second count down rule is applied.
4
Failure to commence the round within 45 seconds of the starting bell incurs elimination at the
Judge’s discretion unless the count down system is being used.
STOPPING DURING A ROUND
241
Signal to Stop
If for any reason a competitor must be stopped by the Judge during the course of a round due to
circumstances over which the competitor has no control (for example, an obstacle blown down
or not re-erected in time) the bell will be rung.
242
Ignoring the Bell
1
If the competitor ignores the bell and continues his round, the Judge must decide whether to
eliminate him or whether in view of any special circumstances he should not be penalised.
2
If the competitor is not eliminated for ignoring the bell, all faults and penalties incurred after
the bell was rung will be included in his/her score.
243
Stopping Voluntarily
1
A competitor who decides that he/she cannot continue his/her round because the course is
obstructed or because an obstacle is incorrectly erected may stop voluntarily at that obstacle
and signal to the Judge by pointing clearly with his whip or hand at the obstruction or obstacle
concerned.
2
The bell will be rung and the obstruction, if any, will be removed and/or the obstacle will be checked
and if necessary re-erected.
3
The competitor will not be penalised unless the Judge decides that the course was not obstructed
or that the obstacle was correctly erected, in which case the competitor will be penalised as for
a disobedience.
244
Continuing after stopping
1
A competitor who is stopped by the Judge or who stops voluntarily in accordance with Rule 241
or Rule 243 must not continue his/her round until the bell is rung again to instruct him/her to
do so.
2
Continuing before the bell and/or continuing from a point nearer to the next obstacle or to the
finishing line than the point at which he pulled up incurs elimination.
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245
Stopping and restarting the Clock
The clock is stopped when the competitor pulls up and is restarted once the bell is rung at the
moment the horse/pony leaves the ground at the obstacle where the competitor pulled up.While
the clock is stopped, the normal rules for interrupted time apply. In the case of a competitor who
stops voluntarily in accordance with Rule 243 the Judge may at his/her discretion deduct the
appropriate seconds from the competitor’s time to compensate for any delay in stopping the
clock.
246
Restarting the Whole Course
1
Only in very exceptional circumstances (for example, the failure of both automatic timing and
stop watch) will a competitor who has been stopped be allowed or required to start the whole
course again. If in such circumstances he/she does start the whole course again, his/her previous
score will be disregarded.
2
A competitor who has completed the course under Table A against the clock and who is required
to restart because his/her time has not been taken may elect not to do so, in which case he/she
will be placed immediately below any competitor with whom he/she would otherwise be placed
equal on faults alone.
PENALTIES AT OBSTACLES
251
Penalties at Obstacles Under Table A
1
A knock down incurs 4 faults.
2
A fall at an obstacle anywhere on the course during the round incurs elimination.
3
A disobedience at an obstacle incurs 4 faults for the first disobedience anywhere on the course
during the same round and elimination for the second such disobedience.
4
Disturbing the obstacle as the result of a disobedience.
i)
a disobedience which disturbs the obstacle, including the displacement of a lower element,
such that the obstacle must be re-erected and/or checked incurs a 6 second time penalty.
ii) the bell is rung and the clock is stopped immediately
iii) If, as a result of a disobedience, a competitor displaces or knocks down any obstacle or a
flag defining the limits of the water jump and where the nature of the obstacle is changed
by knocking down the flag, the bell is rung and the clock is stopped until the obstacle has
been re-built. When the obstacle has been re-built the bell is rung to indicate that the course
is ready and that the competitor can continue the round. The competitor is penalised for
a refusal and a time correction of 6 seconds is added to the time taken by the competitor
to complete his/her round. The clock is re-started at the moment when the horse leaves the
gound at the obstacle where the refusal occurred except if a disobedience where the knockdown occurs at the second or subsequent part of a combination then the clock is restarted
when the horse leaves the ground at the first element of the combination.
iv) re-attempting the obstacle before the bell has been rung a second time incurs elimination
v)
circling after the bell to start is not penalised.
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252
Penalties at Closed Combinations Under Table A
1
Each obstacle of a closed combination is judged as a single obstacle. (Rule 251)
2
If, having jumped the first obstacle horse and/or rider leave the enclosure of the closed
combination by any route other than jumping the remaining obstacles of the combination in
the correct order they incur elimination.
253
Penalties at Open Combinations Under Table A
1
Each obstacle of an open combination is judged as a single obstacle, but following a disobedience
all obstacles of the combination must be re-attempted in the correct order and faults and time
penalties are cumulative over each obstacle at each attempt. Failure to re-attempt all obstacles
incurs elimination.
2
If there is a disobedience at obstacle B or subsequent obstacles of a combination without
disturbance of that obstacle and any of the previous obstacles have been disturbed and require
re-erection or checking, the procedures for ringing the bell and stopping the clock in Rule 25l.4
must be applied.
3
Time penalties in open combinations are incurred in accordance with Table 253.
TABLE 253
Time
Penalties
Error
254
Obstacle A disturbed by disobedience
6 seconds
Obstacle A knocked down or disturbed followed by
disobedience at Obstacle B without disturbing Obstacle B
6 seconds
Obstacle B disturbed by disobedience regardless of state of
Obstacle A
6 seconds
Obstacle A and/or B knocked down or disturbed followed
by disobedience at Obstacle C without disturbing
Obstacle C
6 seconds
Obstacle C disturbed by disobedience regardless of state of
Obstacles A and B
6 seconds
Similar errors with disobedience between any further
obstacles of the combination
6 seconds
Penalties at the Water Jump Under Table A
1
The water jump must not be judged from the judges box. A separate water jump judge must sit
or stand in the vicinity of the water jump where he/she can see clearly the lath, tape or strip
on the landing side.
2
Faults at the water jump are incurred in accordance with Table 254.
is incurred for any combination of errors l to 3 as overleaf.
3
Disobediences at the water jump are penalised by faults, elimination and/or 6 seconds time
penalty as for single obstacles. The obstacle has been disturbed if the take off element, single
pole or any of the flags have been knocked down or displaced and the procedures in Rule 251.4
must be applied if this occurs as the result of a disobedience.
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A maximum of 4 faults
4
The water jump judge must use a distinctive signal to inform the judge’s box if 4 faults has been
incurred and a separate distinctive signal if there has been a disobedience.
5
The water jump judge is to keep a written record of the competitors penalised at the water jump,
showing the penalties incurred.
6
A water jump with more than one element placed between the take off element and the lath,
tape or strip, either in the same or in a seperate vertical plane is judged as a normal spread obstacle.
Knocking down any element of such an obstacle including the take-off element incurs 4 faults
and displacing any element as the result of a disobedience incurs a 6 second time penalty. Landing
in the water or on the lath, tape or strip is not penalised.
TABLE 254
Error
255
Faults
1 Landing with one or more feet on the lath, tape or
strip
4
2 Landing with one or more feet in the water
4
3 Knocking down the single element (if any) placed
between the take off element and the lath or strip
(Rule 139.8) without landing in the water or on the
lath, tape or strip
4
4 Exiting at the side of the obstacle between the corner
flags with or without any of the above errors
Penalised as a
run out only
5 Knocking down or displacing the take off element
without a disobedience and without any of the errors 1
to 4
Not penalised
Penalties at Obstacles Under Table C
1
Obstacles are judged under Table C in the same manner as they are judged under Table A, except
that 4 seconds time penalty is incurred for each knock down and/or for one or more of errors
1 to 3 in Table 254 at the water jump and that first disobediences anywhere on the course during
the round are not penalised (Rules 183, 251, 254).
2
Time penalties for disturbing an obstacle as the result of a disobedience are incurred on the same
scale as under Table A, in addition to time penalties incurred under Rule 255.1.
256
Jumping the Wrong Course
1
Jumping or attempting to jump an obstacle in the wrong order or in the wrong direction as
indicated on the course plan or omitting an obstacle included on the course plan incurs
elimination.
2
Jumping or attempting to jump an obstacle which does not form part of the course, whether
before starting, after finishing or during a round incurs elimination except that after crossing
the finishing line in indoor arenas only, jumping one additional obstacle which is sited within
10m (11 yds) of the finish is not penalised.
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3
The term jumping an obstacle in the context of Rules 256.1 and 256.2 includes passing over
or through the site of an obstacle which has been knocked down or demolished.
257
Penalties at Alternative Obstacles
Where alternative obstacles are provided and marked as such on the course plan (Rule 153.2),
attempting the alternative obstacle following a disobedience at the other obstacle is permitted.
However, if the first obstacle attempted is disturbed as the result of a disobedience, the procedure
in Rule 251.4 must be followed and attempting either obstacle before the bell to restart incurs
elimination.
258
Failing to Jump the Next Obstacle within
45 Seconds
A competitor who fails to jump the next obstacle on the course within 45 seconds, excluding
interrupted time, incurs elimination.
OTHER PENALTIES
261
Outside Assistance
1
At any time after the signal to start has been given any outside assistance to a competitor, except
as listed below, whether solicited or not, which in the opinion of the Judge might improve the
competitor’s performance, incurs elimination at the Judge’s discretion.
2
The following acts of assistance are not penalised at any time:1
2
3
263
Medical or veterinary assistance
Assistance given in the prevention of danger to competitors or public
Picking up and handing back to a mounted competitor his/her head gear or spectacles.
Knocking the Timing Equipment
A horse or rider coming into contact with the automatic timing equipment before, during and after
their round, including interrupted time, incurs elimination, except as a result of contact with the
cable only.
264
Improperly Leaving the Arena
A competitor/horse leaving the arena before the completion of his/her round, including prior to
starting, will be eliminated.
265
1
Finishing
To complete the course, the competitor must cross the finishing line mounted in the correct
direction. Failure to do so incurs elimination.
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2
Passing outside the finishing line flags or markers is penalised as a run out and the competitor
must return to pass between them in the correct direction if not eliminated for a second
disobedience.
266
Leaving the Arena
Having completed the course the competitor must leave the arena mounted and by the designated
exit. Failure to do so incurs elimination, except in cases resulting from injury to horse or rider.
267
Loss of Hat
Jumping or attempting to jump any obstacle or passing through the finish without a hat or without
a chin-strap correctly fastened incurs elimination unless the Judge decides that the competitor was
so far committed to jumping the obstacle at the moment when the chin-strap came undone that
he/she could not be expected to pull up before attempting the obstacle. See Rule 101.4 and 212.7.1.
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BRITISH EVENTING
RULES FOR SHOW JUMPING TEST
4.20
Except where modified by the terms of this Regulation, the test will be judged
in accordance with BSJA Rules.
Note: The attention of competitors is drawn to the provisions of the Regulations
for the conduct of this Test and the necessity for them to comply with those
provisions as far as they can apply.
4.21
Obstacles may be re-sited, or removed if this is not possible, before the conclusion
of a Section, if deterioration of the going or other circumstances necessitate, but only
with the consent of the BE Steward. The scores of competitors who had already
completed in such a section will be adjusted by the exclusion of jumping and time
penalties incurred.
Eliminations are to stand.
4.22
All top poles at Intermediate and higher must be of wood.
4.23
Practice Obstacles must be provided. They will consist of one upright, one crossed
pole and one spread using the same type of coloured poles as the top poles in the arena
and must be of wood or with wooden insert as in 4.22 (if using safety cups)
4.24
Maximum height of practice obstacles is:
Class
Height
Advanced
Intermediate
Intermediate Novice
Novice
BE100 Plus
BE100
BE90
BE80
1.35m
1.30m
1.25m
1.20m
1.15m
1.10m
1.00m
0.85m
4.25
Practice obstacles may only be jumped in accordance with BSJA Rule 122. No placing
poles are permitted. Please refer to British Eventing Rule Book for examples of practice
show jumping fences.
4.26
A competitor who fails to comply with any of the provisions 4.22 & 4.23 above may
be eliminated by the BE Steward.
i.
Course and Obstacles
There will be 8-12 numbered obstacles (7-12 at BE80). A tolerance of
5cm in height is acceptable.
a.
BE80 Class
Maximum length
Speed
Obstacles: Max height
129
400m
325mpm
0.85m
(Note: only one double combination and at least three spreads. Only
two fences allowed at maximum height. It is recommended that the
first three fences should be lower than 0.80m to allow horses to gain
confidence.
Maximum spread
at highest point
at base
0.80m
1.05m
Water jumps are not permitted.
b.
BE90/BE90 Open Classes
Maximum length
Speed
Obstacles: Max height
450m
325mpm
0.95m
(Note: only one upright and one ascending spread obstacle may be
included up to the maximum height above. No other obstacle may
exceed 0.90m in height). It is recommended that the first three
obstacles should be lower than 0.90m to allow horses to gain
confidence.
Maximum spread
at highest point
at base
1.10m
1.40m
Neither water jumps nor water trays are permitted.
The course must include only one double combination (not treble).
c.
BE100/BE100 Open Classes
Maximum length
Speed
Obstacles:
450m
325mpm
Max height 1.05m
exceed 1.00m in height). It is recommended that the first three
obstacles should be lower than 1.00m to allow horses to gain
confidence.
Maximum spread
at highest point
at base
1.20m
1.55m
The course must include only one double combination (not treble).
There should be one square parallel.
d.
BE100 Plus Class
Maximum length
Speed
Obstacles:
450m
325mpm
Max height 1.10
130
exceed 1.05m in height). As in the BE100, the first few obstacles
should be lower and inviting.
Maximum spread
at highest point
1.30m
at base
1.70m
The course must include at least one double combination. There
should be one square parallel.
e.
Novice, Open Novice, all Junior Novice Classes and Pony Trials
(PT)
Maximum length
450m
Speed
325mpm PT 350mpm
Obstacles:
Max height 1.15m
exceed 1.10m in height. As in the BE100, the first few obstacles
should be lower and inviting.
Maximum spread
at highest point
at base
1.40m
1.90m
Neither water jumps nor water trays are not permitted.
The course must include at least one double combination and, there
should be another double or a treble. There should be not less than
one related distance of 4 or 5 strides and the course should include
one square parallel.
f.
Intermediate Novice Classes
Maximum length
Speed
Obstacles:
500m
350mpm
Max height 1.20m
Note: only one upright and one ascending spread obstacle may be
exceed 1.15m in height).
Maximum spread
at highest point
1.50m
at base
2.10m
Water jumps are not permitted
The course must include one double and one treble combination.
There should be at least one related distance of 3 or 4 strides and
the course should include not less than two square parallels.
g.
Intermediate and Open Intermediate Classes
Maximum length
550m
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Speed
Obstacles:
350mpm
Max height 1.25m
exceed 1.20m in height
Maximum spread
at highest point
at base
1.50m
2.10m
Water jumps are not permitted
The course must include one double and one treble combination.
There should be at least one related distance of 3 or 4 strides and
the course should include not less than two square parallels.
h.
Advanced and Advanced Intermediate Classes
Maximum length
550m
Speed
375mpm
Obstacles
Max. height. 1.30m
included up to the maximum height above. No other obstacle may exceed
1.25m in height.
Maximum spread
at highest point
at base
1.60m
2.30m
Water jumps are not permitted.
The course must include one double and one treble combination. There
should be at least one related distance of 3 or 4 strides and rhe course
should include not less than two square parallels.
4.27
Penalties
Knockdown
4 penalties
First disobedience
4 penalties
Second disobedience in whole test
8 penalties
Third disobedience in whole test
Elimination
First fall of competitor
8 penalties
Second fall of competitor
Elimination
First fall of horse
Elimination
Error of course not rectified
Elimination
Omission of obstacle or boundary flag
Elimination
Retaking an obstacle already jumped
Elimination
Jumping obstacle in wrong order
Elimination
For every commenced second in excess of the time allowed
1 penalty
Exceeding the Time Limit (which is twice the time allowed
Elimination
Exceeding 24 penalties (not including time)
Compulsory Retirement
(CR) - to be enforced
at end of round
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4.28
Knock-down & Fall
If there is a knock-down and a fall of rider together with a disobedience, the bell is rung
immediately. However, the clock must be stopped only when the competitor has
remounted and only if the obstacle has not been rebuilt in time for the competitor to
continue his test. The competitor will be penalised for a disobedience and a fall, and
six seconds will be added to the time of the rider.
If, when jumping a single obstacle or the last part of a combination, there is a knockdown and a fall of rider, the clock must not be stopped and the judge must not ring the
bell. The competitor will be penalised for the fall and for knocking down the obstacle.
If, when jumping any element of a combination except the last, there is a knock-down
and a fall, the bell is rung immediately. The clock must be stopped only when the
competitor has remounted and only if the obstacle has not been rebuilt in time for the
competitor to continue his test. The competitor will be penalised for the fall and knocking
down the obstacle.
If, at the second or third element of a combination, the refusal or run-out is the
consequence of a fall with or without a knockdown and/or a displacement of obstacle
and/or flag, no penalty is incurred for the disobedience. The 6 seconds of time
corrections are not added to his time. The competitor will be penalised only for his fall.
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Elimination –
i.
A competitor who has been eliminated as the result of a refusal or runout is permitted to make up to two attempts to jump any single obstacle
in the proper direction. Except as stated in this clause, a competitor who
has been eliminated can take no further part in the competition and must
leave the course.
ii.
Compulsory:
a. Failure to pass on the correct side of directional flags;
b. Exceeding the Time Limit;
c. Third disobedience during the course of a round anywhere on
the course;
d. Failure to re-attempt an obstacle after a run-out;
e. Resistance exceeding 20 seconds;
f.
Second fall of competitor;
g. First fall of horse;
h. Following a fall of competitor, continuing the course from a
position which is nearer to the next obstacle or to the finish;
i.
Crossing the starting line before the bell and attempting to jump,
or jumping, an obstacle before it has sounded;
j.
After being stopped by the Judge or stopping voluntarily,
continuing before the bell and/or from a point nearer the next
obstacle;
k.
Re-attempting an obstacle, which has been disturbed, before the
bell;
l.
Failing to re-attempt an obstacle following a first or second
disobedience;
m. Leaving a closed combination by the wrong route;
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o.
p.
q.
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t.
u.
v.
w.
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iii.
Failure to re-attempt all obstacles of an open combination;
Jumping an obstacle in the wrong order or in the wrong
direction;
Jumping an obstacle which does not form part of the course;
Attempting an alternative obstacle before the bell when the other
obstacle has been disturbed as the result of disobedience or fall;
Failing to jump the next obstacle within 60 seconds;
Knocking so as to cause malfunction of the timing equipment;
Improperly leaving the arena;
Failing to cross the finishing line mounted;
Failing to cross the finishing line mounted within sixty seconds
following a fall at the last obstacle;
Failing to leave the arena mounted and by the designated exit,
unless injured;
Jumping or attempting to jump any obstacle or passing through
the finish without a hat on.
Discretionary Elimination:
At the discretion of the BE Steward/judge(s), a competitor may
be eliminated for the following reasons:
a. Unauthorised access to the arena (may result in disqualification);
b. Starting out of order;
c. Failure to enter the arena mounted and through the designated
entrance;
d. Failure to enter the arena within one minute of being called;
e. Failure to commence the round within 45 seconds after the bell;
f.
Ignoring the bell when required to stop during a round;
g. Receiving outside assistance;
h. Jumping any obstacle without a hat on when committed to
jumping at the moment when the hat comes off;
i.
Riding improperly dressed.
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PONY CLUB SHOW JUMPING RULES
Except where varied below, Pony Club Show Jumping Competitions shall be
judged under British Show Jumping Association Rules.
TABLE OF FAULTS FOR PONY CLUB SHOW JUMPING COMPETITIONS
FAULTS
Knockdown
Foot on lath, tape and/or strip or in water
First disobedience
Second disobedience
Third disobedience
Fall of rider
Second fall of rider
Fall of horse
4 faults
4 faults
4 faults
8 faults
Elimination
8 faults
Elimination
Elimination
TIME FAULTS
One Time fault is incurred for each commenced second in excess of the time
allowed. Failure to complete the Course within the Time Limit incurs Elimination.
(NB Time Limit = twice time allowed)
TIMING
If possible, electronic timing should be used. If this is not available, two
timekeepers with stop watches must be used.
If the timing equipment permits, the 45 second count-down may be used
according to BSJA Rule 164.1A. It should however be explained over the
public address before starting and at intervals during the first round.
TIME PENALTIES
Time penalties are incurred when an obstacle is displaced as the result of a disobedience on the
following scale.
i) Starting the clock following a stop will be taken from take off or attempted take
off and 6 seconds added
ii) At a single obstacle, at the first obstacle of an open or closed
combination or at subsequent obstacles of a closed combination
6 seconds
iii) At the second obstacle of an open combination
6 seconds
iv) At the third or subsequent obstacle of an open combination
6 seconds
Time penalties are added to the time taken to complete the round before the calculation
of time faults.
FALLS
a) General
i) A horse is considered to have fallen when the shoulder and quarters on the same side touch
the ground or touch the obstacle and the ground simultaneously.
ii) A rider is considered to have fallen when there is separation between him/her and his/
her horse which necessitates remounting or vaulting into the saddle.
iii) The first fall of rider during each round anywhere on the course, including a fall prior
to starting and during interrupted time incurs 8 faults in competitions judged under Table
A. The second such fall incurs elimination in any competition.
iv) Following a fall, continuing the course from a position which is nearer to the next obstacle
or to the finishing line than the point at which the fall occurred incurs elimination.
v) A disobedience and a first fall at the same obstacle incur the faults (4) or elimination
appropriate to the disobedience plus 8 faults for the fall.
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vi) If as the result of a first fall on landing over an obstacle A or subsequent obstacles, the
horse fails to attempt the next obstacle of the combination, the competitor is penalised
8 faults for the fall and is not penalised for a disobedience. The procedures for ringing
the bell and stopping the clock must be applied.
DISTURBING THE OBSTACLE AS THE RESULT OF A DISOBEDIENCE AND/OR FALL
a) A disobedience and/or fall which disturbs the obstacle, including the displacement of a
lower element, such that the obstacle must be re-erected and/or checked incurs a 6 second
time penalty in addition to the faults and/or elimination incurred (a).
b) The bell is rung and the clock is stopped immediately, except in the case of a first fall
when the bell is rung immediately, but the clock is not stopped until the rider has
remounted.
c) If following a fall the obstacle has been re-erected and checked and the bell has been rung
the second time before the rider has remounted, the clock is left running throughout and
no time penalty is incurred.
d) Penalties at Open Combinations
If there is a disobedience and/or fall at obstacle B or subsequent obstacles of a combination
without disturbance of that obstacle and any of the previous obstacles have been disturbed
and require re-erection or checking, the procedures for ringing the bell and stopping
the clock in (b) must be applied.
e) The clock is restarted at the moment when the horse takes off or attempts to
take off at the obstacle where the refusal occurred. If a disobedience occurs
at the second or subsequent part of a combination the clock is restarted
when the horse takes off or attempts to take off at the first element of the
combination.
Before leaving the arena after being eliminated as a result of a third refusal, or run out,
or fall of rider, the competitor may make up to two attempts to jump any single obstacle
in the arena in the direction as indicated on the course plan. (The above does not apply to
elimination resulting from a fall of the horse.)
"NEW for 2009"
ADJUSTMENT OF SADDLERY, DRESS AND OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE
Jumping or attempting to jump any obstacle or passing through the finish without a hat,
or with the chin strap incorrectly fastened incurs elimination unless the Judge decides that
the competitor was so far committed to jumping the obstacle at the moment when the chin
strap came undone that he/she could not be expected to pull up before attempting the
obstacle. In the case of adjustment to hat, chin strap, or saddlery becoming necessary during
the round, for safety reasons outside assistance may be given. The clock will NOT be stopped
and faults will be given as for a resistance (ceasing to go forward). If it becomes necessary
for the rider to dismount, faults will be given as for a fall.
Safety cups will be compulsory for Open, Intermediate and Novice Area and above competitions. To
be used on the back rails of spread fences and middle and back rails of triple bars.
N.B. It is strongly recommended that Branches use Safety Cups at all levels and consider investing in
these cups when updating their own Show Jumping fences.
Judges and Course Designers who are invited to judge Pony Club Show Jumping Competitions are
strongly advised to obtain a full copy of Pony Club Show Jumping Rules available from The Pony
Club, Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 2RW. Tel: 02476 698300.
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SECTION 3
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Section 3
Rules for Special Competitions
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Scheduling
1
Special competitions should normally be scheduled by reference to the Rule number in this section.
Where the rules for a special competition allow alternative conditions, the alternative to be followed
must be stated in the schedule.
2
Unless otherwise stated in the special competition rules, the general rules for jumping and judging in
Section 2 apply to special competitions. If there is any conflict between the rules in Section 2 and those
in Sections 3 and 4, the latter take precedence when judging special competitions.
3
If it is intended to depart in any way from the rules , this must be clearly stated in the draft schedule
(Rule 75.1). Approval of such variations from the rules will be at the discretion of the Chief Executive
and the UK Show Jumping Development Committee.
4
Sweepstake - as Rule 76.7 with reference to Rule 76.6.5.
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Olympic Star Spotters Competition
for 6 Year Old Horses
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses aged 6 yars old at the 1st January in the current year
to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Pony Associate Members. Breeding papers are mandatory
and must have been submitted to the BSJA office at the time of registration.
2
Table: A over two rounds of eight fences, not against the clock, but with a time allowed. Only those
horses which jump clear in the first round compete in the second round. In the event there are
no clear rounds those equal on the lowest faults will go forward to the second round.
3
Speed: 325m per minute.
Course Designer: Associate or above
4
Please see Senior Course Specifications on Page 174.
5
Prize money to be graded: Notional, £15, £12, £10, £8, £6, £4.
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Milton Championship for 5 Year Old Horses
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses aged 5 years old as at the 1st January in the current
year to be ridden by Adult, Associate and Pony Associate members. Breeding papers are
mandatory and must be submitted to the BSJA office at the time of registration.
2
Table: A over two rounds of eight fences, not against the clock, but with a time allowed. Only those
horses which jump clear in the first round compete in the second round. In the event there are
no clear rounds those equal on the lowest faults will go forward to the second round.
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3 Speed: 325m per minute
Course Designer: Median or above
4
5
Direct entry at the BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping
6
Prize Money to be graded: Notional - £12, £10, £8, £6, £4, £2
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4 Year Old Classes
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses aged 4 years old as at the 1st January in the current
year
2
Table A, over one or two rounds, not against the clock. All clears or double clears to share equal 1st
place.
3
Speed: 325 mpm
4
Course: Fences not to exceed 1.00m in the First Round.
5
6 Prize money to be graded. Notional - £10, £8, £6, £4, £2, £1
Note: Prize money for the Style & Performance element of the Championship will not
be graded
272A
for the Wales & West Trophy
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses in Grades B & C to be ridden by Pony
Associate members who have never represented their country as a member of an Under
18 European Show Jumping Team
2
3
Course
4
5
6
Table: A7 or Two Phase
Speed: 350mpm
Designer: Assistant or above
Please see Young Rider Course Specification on Page 176
Prize Money to be graded: Notional: Grade B horses £45/£35/£25/£15/£12/£10
Grade C horses £30/£20/£15/£12/£10/£8
or as schedule if prize money stated is less than Notional.
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1
Entry qualifications: Horses in Grades A & B to be ridden by Associate or Pony Associate
members.
2
Table: A8.
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3 Speed: 375m per minute
4
Please see Young Rider Course Specifications on Page 176.
5
Direct Entry at the BSJA/Scope Festival. of Show Jumping
6
Prize Money to be graded: Notional:
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Grade B horses £45/£35/£25/£15/£12/£10
Grade C horses £30/£20/£15/£12/£10/£8
or as schedule if lower Actual, as per schedule.
Top Score
1
The order of starting must be drawn.
2
Each obstacle is clearly marked with a number of points from 10 to 120 according to its difficulty.
Water jumps and combination obstacles are not allowed.
3
The time allowed is 60 seconds in an outdoor arena and 45 seconds in an indoor one.
4
The round starts when the competitor crosses the starting line in either direction.
5
The competitor jumps what obstacles he/she chooses and may do so in either direction.
6
The competitor scores the number of points allotted to each obstacle provided it is jumped clear. No
points are scored for an obstacle knocked down (Rule 211).
7
An obstacle which is knocked down or displaced for any reason is not rebuilt. This includes the
displacement of a lower element in the same vertical plane.
8
Each obstacle may be jumped twice to score. Jumping, voluntarily or otherwise, an obstacle for the
third or subsequent time or jumping or passing through an obstacle already knocked down or displaced,
including the displacement of a lower element, does not incur elimination but scores no points.
9
Disobediences are not penalised since they decrease the time available in which to score. Following
a disobedience a competitor may either attempt the same obstacle again or proceed to the next obstacle
of his/her choice. A second or subsequent disobedience does not incur elimination but the Judge
may retire a competitor if it becomes apparent that repeated disobediences have destroyed all
chance of the competitor featuring in the prize list.
10 The bell is rung as soon as the time allowed is reached. The competitor must then cross the finishing
line in either direction to allow his/her time to be recorded. If he/she does not cross the finishing
line, he/she is placed last of the competitors with the same number of points.
1 1 The number of points allotted to the last obstacle jumped clear will be included in the competitor’s
score provided the horse has already started to take off at the moment when the time allowed
is reached.
12 Jumping an additional obstacle or obstacles after the bell has been rung is not penalised.
13 An additional obstacle may be included in the course, to be known as the Joker. The Joker must be
built as an upright (not a spread) obstacle and should be significantly higher than the other obstacles
(Rules 134.3, 135.4). The Joker may be jumped twice to score. If jumped clear, 200 points are added
to the score, but if the Joker is knocked down 200 points are deducted from the score.
1 4 In the event of equality of points, time decides.
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274
Accumulator
1
The order of starting must be drawn.
2
This competition takes place over 6, 8 or 10 obstacles which are progressively more difficult. No
combination obstacles are allowed. The progressive difficulty is not solely due to the height and spread
of the obstacles, but also to the difficulty of the track.
3
Speed 375mpm in outdoor arenas, 350mpm in indoor arenas. Ponies 350mpm indoors and
outdoors.
4
Bonus points are awarded as follows:
1 point for obstacle No. 1 not knocked down, 2 points for No. 2, 3 points for No. 3 etc with a total of
21, 36 or 55 points. No point is awarded for an obstacle knocked down. Faults other than knock-downs
are penalised as for Table A.
5
In the event of equality of points for first place, there will be a jump-off against the clock over a
shortened course, over obstacles which may be increased in height and/or spread. The obstacles in
the jump-off must be jumped in the same order as in the first round and retain their respective points
allotted in the first round.
6
This competition may also take place directly against the clock.
7
For the last obstacle of the course, an alternative obstacle may be provided, of which one part may be
designated the Joker. The Joker must be more difficult than the alternative obstacle and carry double
points. If the Joker is knocked down, the points must be deducted from the total.
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Power and Speed
1
The starting order must be drawn.
2
The course is divided into two sections. The first or power section consists of five to seven obstacles
of progressively increasing severity designed to test power and precision at each obstacle individually.
This section is jumped as an Accumulator competition in accordance with Rule 274 not against
the clock with a time limit of two minutes.
3
On completion of the power section the bell will be rung if the competitor has NOT scored the
maximum possible number of points over this section. The competitor must then retire. If the bell is
not rung, the competitor proceeds straight to the second, or speed, section of the course. This consists
of six to eight obstacles to be jumped under Table A4 or Table C. Speed 400m per minute outdoors
and 350m per minute indoors. Ponies, 350mpm indoors and outdoors.
4
The start and finish must be indicated separately for each section. Finish of power section to be start
of speed section. Automatic timing is only obligatory for the speed section.
5
The competition is decided by faults and time over the speed section. In the event of insufficient
competitors reaching the speed section, minor placings are decided by the highest number of points
scored over the power section. If no competitor reaches the speed section and in the event of equality
of points over the power section, there will be a jump-off over the speed section to decide the winner.
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Take Your Own Line
1
2
The competition is judged under Table C.
3
The obstacles are numbered for judging purposes only. The competitor may jump them in any order
and in either direction. Water jumps and combinations are not permitted.
4
The starting and finishing lines may be crossed in either direction.
5
Following a disobedience at an obstacle the competitor is not required to re-attempt the same obstacle
immediately, unless it has been disturbed, in which case the procedure in Rule 251.4 must be applied.
6
A second or subsequent disobedience does not incur elimination, but the Judge may retire a competitor
if it becomes apparent that repeated disobediences have destroyed all chance of the competitor
featuring in the prize list.
7
Failure to jump all the obstacles designated on the course plan or jumping any obstacle more than once
incurs elimination.
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Fault and Out
1
2
Combinations are not allowed.
3
3 points are scored for each obstacle jumped clear and one point is scored for each obstacle knocked
down.
4
As soon as the competitor makes any error which normally incurs a penalty under Table A, the bell
is rung to terminate the round.
5
If the error was a knock down, the competitor must then cross the finishing line in either direction
and the clock is then stopped.
6
In the event of any other error the round is terminated immediately and the time is not recorded.
7
This competition may be organised in two ways:Either a set number of obstacles with a time limit of two minutes.
If the competitor completes the course without error the clock is stopped when the competitor
crosses the finishing line.
Or alternatively
8
Time allowed
1
2
This competition may also be scheduled with a time allowed, which should not exceed 90
seconds in outdoor arenas nor 60 seconds indoors.
If the competitor makes an error before the time allowed is reached, Rules 277.4 to 277.6
apply.
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3
4
5
9
If the competitor completes the course without error within the time allowed he/she may
continue to jump the course a second time until he/she makes an error or until the time
allowed is reached.
When the time allowed is reached the bell is rung and the competitor must then cross the
finishing line in either direction.
The competitor will be awarded points for the last obstacle jumped provided the horse has
already started to take off at the moment when the time allowed is reached.
Competitors are placed on points. In the event of equality of points, competitors who completed the
course and those whose rounds terminated following a knock down are placed on points and time
above those competitors whose rounds terminated with any other error, who are placed equal.
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Puissance
1
This competition takes place over an initial course of 4 to 6 large single obstacles.
2
The competition is judged under Table A, not against the clock, with a time limit of 2 minutes.
3
In the event of equality of faults for first place, there will be up to four successive jumps-off, not against
the clock, over two obstacles only, which must be a wall and a spread obstacle (not a water jump). After
the first round an optional obstacle must be provided in the arena which the competitor may attempt
to jump once in each jump-off at his/her discretion. Errors at this obstacle are not penalised.
4
The Judge at his/her discretion may terminate the competition after the third jump-off. In the
event of equality of faults in the final jump-off competitors are placed equal and divide the prize
money.
5
Competitors who withdraw from or retire during a jump-off are placed equal with those who are
eliminated in the same jump-off (Rules 203, 204).
Not allowed for ponies.
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Six Bars
1
The course for this competition comprises six vertical obstacles placed in a straight line with two nonjumping strides between each obstacle. In indoor arenas the first two obstacles may be placed on one
straight line and the last four obstacles on a different straight line. The top element of each obstacle
must be a pole.
2
No obstacle may be set at a lower height than the obstacle preceding it.
3
The competition is judged under Table A not against the clock with a time limit of 2 minutes.
4
In the event of a disobedience, the competitor must restart the course at the obstacle where the error
occurred, but may make his/her approach at an angle from outside the space between the obstacles
and is not required or allowed to take any of the previous obstacles again.
5
If an obstacle is disturbed as the result of a disobedience, the procedure in Rule 251.4 must be applied,
but no time penalty is incurred.
6
In the event of equality of faults for first place there will be up to four successive jumps-off not against
the clock. The first jump-off must be over all six obstacles, but the course may be reduced
progressively for each further jump-off to a minimum of three obstacles by removing in succession
first, second and third obstacles.
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7
The Judge at his/her discretion may terminate the competition after the third jump-off. In the
event of equality of faults in the final jump-off competitors are placed equal and divide the prize
money.
8
Competitors who withdraw from or retire during a jump-off are placed equal with those who are
eliminated in the same jump-off (Rules 203, 204).
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Knock Out
1
This competition takes place as a knock-out tournament in which two competitors at a time compete
over separate courses simultaneously.
2
The competition is judged under Table C, but with time penalties of 2 seconds instead of 4 seconds
(see also Rule 280.5).
3
The two courses are set side by side in the same arena and may either be identical or built as mirror
images of each other. The design of courses for this competition requires special skill and should not
be attempted for the first time without consulting an experienced course builder. This competition is
not allowed in arenas in which the dimensions are less than 60m x 24m.
4
The start must be supervised by a separate judge who will ensure that both competitors make a
simultaneous start. Choice of course will be decided between the two competitors by the starting judge
tossing a coin.
5
Each course should preferably be timed with separate automatic timing, if this is available. If not, the
competition must be judged under Table A, an extra judge must stand in line with the finish and this
judge’s decision of the winner from each pair of competitors, if equal on faults, shall be final.
6
Obstacles disturbed or knocked down as the result of a disobedience will not be re-erected or adjusted
and will be penalised as knock downs.
7
The winner from each pair of competitors proceeds to the next round of the competition as indicated
in Table 280, until the final pair of competitors meet in the last round to decide the winner of the
competition.
8
In the event of equality between a pair of competitors, they will jump again against each other.
9
The first round of this competition requires either 16 or 8 competitors. The schedule must state how
these competitors are to be selected, which may be as a result of a draw or based on the results of a
qualifying competition or competitions. In the latter case the competitor may ride the horse on which
he qualified or, if he/she so wishes, may substitute in accordance with Rule 79.3. Competitors
may be seeded in the tournament draw on their qualifying results as indicated in Table 280. Rule
288 should not be used as a qualifying competition for the Knock Out - if a single qualifying
competition is required, it should normally be scheduled under Table C.
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TABLE 280
Seed
(16 starters)
(1)
(16)
(8)
(9)
(5)
(12)
(13)
(4)
(3)
(14)
(6)
(11)
(7)
(10)
(15)
(2)
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Seed
(8 Starters)
(1)
(8)
(5)
(4)
(3)
(6)
(7)
(2)
Team
1
This competition is for teams of three or four competitors as stated in the schedule.
2
It may be judged under Table A over two rounds, not against the clock, followed by one-jump off
against the clock; or under Table A7.
3
The team order of starting must be drawn. The first competitor from each team then starts in the
position drawn by his/her team, the second competitor from the team drawn first following the
first competitor from the team drawn last and so on.
4
The faults of the best three competitors in the team in each round are added together to determine the
team score for the round. In competitions over two rounds each team’s score for the first round is added
to its score for the second round.
5
In the event of equality of team scores for first place after two rounds (one round if the competition
is judged under Table A7) the teams sharing first place will jump-off against the clock.
6
Except as stated in Rule 281.8 below, all members of a team may take part in the jump-off whether
or not they have competed in the previous round. The faults of the best three competitors in the team
are added together to determine the team score for the jump-off. In the event of equality of team scores
for any place in the jump-off, the times of the three competitors with the fewest faults in each team
are added together to decide the result on time.
7
A competitor who is eliminated or retires is awarded 20 faults plus the faults of the worst horse in any
team to complete the course during the same round and may start in the next round or jump-off. The
elimination of more than one team member eliminates the team.
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8
A competitor who is disqualified (Rule 202) cannot be included in the team score for the round
in which he is disqualified and he may take no further part in the competition. If the
disqualification reduces the team to less than three competitors, the team is eliminated and takes
no further part in the competition.
9
If a team cannot improve its placing in any round or jump-off after the team’s third competitor has
completed the course the fourth competitor of the team may be withdrawn from that round or jumpoff. A competitor who is withdrawn may still take part in a subsequent round or jump-off.
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Baton Relay
1
This competition is for teams of two or more competitors as stated in the schedule.
2
The competition is judged under Table C and the starting order must be drawn.
3
All members of the team enter the arena together. The first competitor jumps the course and having
jumped the last obstacle passes the baton (or whip) to the next member of the team, who then jumps
the course and so on. Failure to pass the baton incurs elimination.
4
If a competitor makes an error for which the normal penalty is elimination, the bell is rung and the next
member of the team takes over the baton and completes the course before starting his/her own
round. If the last competitor in the team makes such an error, the first member of the team takes
over and so on.
5
If the baton is dropped, the competitor must dismount (without penalty) recover the baton and
remount before continuing his/her round or passing the baton to the next member of the team.
Failure to do so incurs elimination.
6
The first competitor only of each team is required to cross the starting line and the last competitor only
of each team to cross the finishing line.
7
The team time is the time from the first competitor crossing the starting line to the last competitor
crossing the finishing line minus interrupted time plus time penalties.
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Rescue Relay
1
This competition is for teams of two competitors.
2
Points are scored in accordance with Rule 277 (Fault and Out). The order of starting must be drawn.
3
The time allowed is two minutes in an outdoor arena, 90 seconds indoors.
4
Both members of the team enter the arena together. The first competitor crosses the starting line and
jumps the course until he/she makes an error, continuing to jump the course a second time if
still clear as in Rule 277.8.3.
5
As soon as the competitor makes an error the bell is rung. The other team member (the rescuer) must
take over and continue the course at the next obstacle beyond the point at which the error occurred.
Failure to do so incurs elimination.
6
Each team member continues to rescue the other whenever an error is made.
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7
At the end of the time allowed the bell is rung and the competitor who is then jumping must
cross the finishing line. Failure to do so incurs the elimination of the team.
8
The competition is decided on points. In the event of equality of points time between the first
competitor crossing the starting line and the last competitor crossing the finishing line after the time
allowed has been reached decides.
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1
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Table A Handicap
This competition is confined to any one of the following pairs of grades or categories.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Grade A and Grade B
Grade A and Grades B&C
Grades A & B and Grade C
Grade B and Grade C
Grade JA and Grade JC
Grade JA and Grades JC&JD
Grade JC and Grade JD
148cms and 138cms
138cms and 128cms
7 & 8 Year Old Handicap Horse Championship
* Riders of 128 cms ponies walk the course and then complete the course, including the jump off.
Once the course has been altered for 138 cms ponies riders of 138 cms ponies walk the course and then
complete the course, including the jump off.
Should there be no clear rounds from the lower height ponies, those equal will not jump off, until and
if necessary, after the higher height ponies have jumped. The course will be altered as and when
necessary.
2
The course for the first round is set in accordance with Rule 134 with the maximum height of the
obstacles appropriate to the prize money and to the lower grade or category to which the competition
is confined.
3
All competitors in the lower grade or category jump the first round. All obstacles on the course are
then raised by 5cms to 10cms and competitors in the higher grade or category then jump the first round.
4
The height of jump off for the lower grade or smaller pony should not be altered from the height of
fences for the higher grade or bigger pony first round. The height of jumps for the higher grade or
bigger pony shall be raised by the same proportion as the lower grade or smaller pony jump off. If
the competition is run under Table A8, the procedure is repeated.
5
In handicap competitions restricted to heights of ponies the course builder will alter the course
distances accordingly.
6
When time is the deciding factor, the order of starting must be drawn separately for each grade or
category.
7
Competitors in the higher grade or category are not allowed to walk the course after the competition
has started.
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285
Two Fence Challenge
1
To be jumped over a maximum of five rounds.
2
When the competitor has any fault they leave the arena.
Scoring is:Jumping fence clear
3
2 points
Knocking down fence
1 point
Refusal
0 points
The competition finishes either:When all competitors have faulted or
At the end of the fifth round.
Winner or winners are those with the most points. Equal points means equal placings.
286A
Two Phase Competition
(a) Time limit of 2 minutes - first phase.
(b) Time with time allowed - second phase.
This competition comprises two phases run without interruption, the finishing line for the first phase
being identical with the starting line for the second phase. The first phase under Table A not
against the clock with a time limit of 2 minutes or with a time allowed and the second phase
under Table A with a time allowed and against the clock. The first phase is a course of 7 to
9 obstacles. The second phase takes place over 4 to 6 obstacles. Competitors penalised in the
first phase are halted by ringing the bell after they have jumped the last obstacle or when the
time allowed or time limit for the first phase has been exceeded. Competitors not penalised in
the first phase continue the course which finishes after crossing the second phase finishing line.
The penalty for exceeding the time allowed is one penalty for each second or fraction of a second.
Competitors are placed according to penalties and time in the second phase. When the first
phase is not timed, should no competitor, or not enough competitors, complete Phase One to
fill the awards, all those with the lowest faults from the first phase will be placed equal. If the
first phase is timed, placings will be split by the time taken for the round. Competitors stopped
after the first phase may only be placed after competitors who have taken part in both phases.
A competitor who does not complete the first phase is not eligible for an award or qualifying
place.
Speed to be included see Rule 161.
(c) National Qualifying competitions - when Two Phase is used for qualifying competitions, this
must be properly identified in the show schedule. Competitors who do not jump clear in the
first phase will not qualify for National Qualifiers. The first phase must include a minimum of
eight numbered fences. The second phase must include a minimum of six numbered fences (four
indoors) with at least five (four indoors) additional obstacles. The height of the additional
obstacles should be set higher than those set for the first phase.
NOTE: Only 50% of classes on any day to be run under Two Phase or Single Phase applies to National
Qualifiers only and not Open classes.
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Single Phase Competition
Table A - both phases
Faults to be accumulated over both phases
Second Phase against the clock
The competitor will jump the whole course unless they are eliminated
Number of fences: First Part 6-7 fences
Second Part 6-7 fences
The first phase must include a minimum of six-seven numbered fences. The second phase must
include six-seven numbered fences (five indoors) with at least five (four indoors) additional
obstacles. The height of the additional obstacles should be set higher than those set for the first
phase.
Speed to be included see Rule 161
First Phase time limit of 2 minutes or, if equipment available, with a time allowed.
Second Phase time allowed with time limit.
NOTE: Only 50% of classes on any one day to be run under Single Phase or Two Phase applies to
National Qualifiers only and not Open Classes.
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Preliminary Competition to be used to reduce the
number of starters in a main competition
1
Entry qualifications: To be stated in the schedule.
2
Table A4
3
Speed: as per Rule 161
4
Course: The aim in designing the course should be to achieve the number of clear rounds required to
go forward to the main competition and should demand careful, accurate jumping rather than speed.
5
Qualifies for: Main competition
6
Numbers to qualify: The following formula is to be used where x is the appropriate number
required in the main competition, as stated in the schedule. The horses to qualify are decided
on faults and time down to xth place. If more than one horse is placed equal on faults and time
in xth place, all horses sharing this place will qualify. All clear rounds will qualify even if this
increases the number of qualifiers above x.
7
Prizes: Separate prize money must be offered for competitions held under this rule, to be distributed
on the result as determined under Table A4.
8
Schedule: The following is an example of how a preliminary competition held in accordance with this
rule should be scheduled: “The Smith and Jones A & B Preliminary Competition for horses in
Grades A & B. BSJA Rule 288. Approximately 20 horses will qualify to compete in class 10,
the Smith and Jones A & B Competition, in the main arena.”
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289A
1
10 Years and Under
Entry Qualifications: To be stated in the schedule as either
(A)
For registered ponies not exceeding 128cms to be ridden by Pony Members born on
or after 1st January 1999.
(B)
2
Table: A, over two rounds, not against the clock. All double clear rounds to share equal first
place. N.B. Refer to Rule 78A
3
Speed: 325mpm
4
Course: Fences not to exceed 0.90cms in the first round
5
Special Consideration: Total prize money may not exceed £75
289B
1
11 Years and Under
Entry Qualifications: To be stated in the schedule as either
(A)
(B)
2
Table: A, over two rounds, not against the clock. All double clear rounds to share equal first
place. N.B. Refer to Rule 78A
3
Speed: 325mpm
4
Course: Fences not to exceed 0.90cms in the First Round
5
Special Consideration: Total prize money may not exceed £75
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289C
National 128cms Championship
1
Entry qualifications: To be stated in the schedule
2
Table: A7.
3
Speed: 325m per minute
Course Builder: Assistant or above. Fences should commence at 1m with a maximum of 1.10m
leaving progression between to the discretion of the Course Builder.
4
Please see Pony Class Course Specifications on Page 178.
NOTE:
This class is a direct entry at BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping and requires no pre
qualification.
289D
National 138cms Championship
1
Entry qualifications: to be stated in the schedule
2
Table: A7.
3
Course Builder: Assistant or above
4
NOTE:
This class is a direct entry at BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping and requires no pre
qualification.
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Young Show Jumper Award
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses in Grade A ridden by the top 20 Young Riders taken
from the Young Riders Ranking List for the assigned qualifying period (1st October - 30th
September)
2
Table: A7.
3
Speed:
350m per minute
Course Designer: Advanced
4
Please see Young Rider Course Specifications on Page 176.
5
Qualfies for: Direct entry in Young Show Jumper Award Final at Olympia
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The British Show Jumping Association would like to thank
the following Sponsors and Business Partners for their support to
Show Jumping.
Worshipful Company of Saddlers
John Whitaker
International Ltd
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SECTION 4
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SECTION 4
QUALIFYING COMPETITIONS
290
Qualifiers
1
In all competitions in this section of the Rule Book which qualify for further rounds or finals, the
courses must be built strictly to the specifications laid down in the rules. The heights and spreads must
not be exceeded and may be reduced only in the event of adverse weather conditions or going and then
by not more than 10cms in height or 15cms in spread. Special or unusual obstacles, “Devil’s Dykes”,
“Derby Banks” etc, not specified in the rule for the competition must not be included in the course
for direct qualifiers or Second Round competitions qualifying for the Horse of the Year Show, Royal
International Horse Show, Hickstead, Olympia or the Festival of Show Jumping. All courses for
Second Round competitions in this section must be built by Panel Course Builders. (See Rule 34.5).
2
In certain qualifying competitions judged under Tables A1, A6, A7, A8, A9, A10, Single Phase
and Two Phase, (see 290.5 below) but NOT under Table A4, the specification for each
competition sets the minimum standard required to qualify.
3
It is the responsibility of the Judge to ensure that the course is built to the standard specified in the
rules for the competition. Nevertheless, if through any error or unforeseeen circumstance it is
subsequently found that the course as jumped had not been built correctly, this will not invalidate any
qualifications obtained as a result of the competition.
4
Competitors in qualifying competitions will be placed for prize money in accordance with Rules 191
to 194. In qualifying competitions judged under Table A7, in the event of equality of both faults and
time for the lowest qualifying position, those with equality for this position will all qualify.
5
In qualifying competitions judged under single phase or two phase, the first section of the course
is to be regarded as the initial course and the second section as the jump-off against the clock
for the purpose of this rule.
6
In qualifying competitions judged under Tables A6, A8 and A9 and A10, in the event of equality
of faults and time for the lowest qualifying position, those placed equal for this position will
all qualify. Competitors will be placed for prize money in accordance with Rules 191.3 to 191.5.
7
In qualifying competitions judged under conditions other than Tables A6, A7, A8, A9, A10,
single phase and two phase the method of determining the qualifiers must be stated in full in
the rules for each competition.
8
The owner of a horse or pony which qualifies for a Second Round or his or her authorised agent
will be notified by the BSJA Office of the qualification which will enable him/her to compete
in the designated number permitted of allocated Second Round qualfifiers. For Regional Finals,
tickets will be given and qualified horses may attend two Regional Finals, the owners and one
other.
9
Lost Direct or Second Round qualifications, due to elapsed membership and/or registration or
exceptional circumstances as deemed by the Chief Executive, may be bought back at a cost of £200
per qualification. However, reinstatement will only be actioned following receipt of appropriate fee
and the membership and/or registration being updated.
However, if the registration or membership lapses are longer than the 40 day grace all original
disciplinary procedures must be followed and no 'Buy Back' allowed.
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1 0 No additional National qualifiers to be organised without the approval of the Management Board
(See Rule 75.5). Areas and Regions to be encouraged to run their own series, but these may only
be held within the designated Area or Region.
1 1 A competitor who does not complete the first round of a competition is not eligible for an award
or qualifying place. Please also refer to Rule 76.15.
1 2 If the Judges instruction to continue is not followed by competitors, no trophy will be awarded
and the competitors will each only receive the prize money and the lowest placing for which
they would have jumped off. There will be no qualifying place.
1 3 Notwithstanding the individual qualification for competitions detailed in these rules, wild cards
may be issued by The Show Organisers for some Finals/Championships held at The Festival of
Show Jumping.
1 4 All Pony and Senior BSJA Second Rounds, Regional Finals and Direct Qualfifiers will be Preentry and Drawn Order, along with the first warm up class of the day.
However, entries may possibly be accepted for classes 1 and 2 on the day before 9.00a.m.
providing that pre-entries for each class are less than 60 (with the exception of County Shows).
Any entries taken on the day must compete first in the drawn order. Once entries reach 60 before
9a.m. the class will be closed.
Qualifiers must be held no later than the second class of the day.
15. Clear Round Jumping
Clear Round jumping classes will not be permitted on a day that any Second Round or Direct
Qualifier is scheduled. (Seniors only) including Blue Chip and Scope qualifiers.
ADULT QUALIFYING COMPETITIONS
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International Trial
1
Entry Qualification: Horses in Grades A and B to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Pony Associate
members. This competition may not be restricted to invited riders or limited to less than 40
entries.
2
Table: A9
3
Course Designer:
Advanced.
4
5
Qualifies for: Royal International Horse Show - see schedule
6
Numbers to qualify: Points will be awarded to riders placed 6th= or higher in International
Trials on the following scale; riders placed equal will share equally the total points
attributable to the combined placings (for example, four riders placed 4th equal receive
16+8+4+0 divided by 4 = 7.0 points each).
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1st ......................................... 128
2nd ........................................... 64
3rd ........................................... 32
4 t h ........................................... 16
5 t h ............................................. 8
6 t h ............................................. 4
points
points
points
points
points
points
The total points awarded to each rider as the result of his/her best six results on points in
IT's held during the qualifying period will determine the riders who qualify for the Royal
International Horse Show. The duration of the qualifying period and the numbers to
qualify will be decided by the Committee of the Royal International Horse Show. Visiting
members are eligible to compete in IT competitions, but will not be awarded points.
For the purposes only of calculating points, the placings of Visiting members will be disregarded
and points will be awarded to the remaining competitors according to their adjusted placings once
this has been done.
SPECIAL NOTE: These Trials will have a minimum 1st prize of £2,000 and be built to full
International standard and require the approval of the UK Show Jumping Development
Committee.
7
Sponsorship: Shows to which International Trials have been allocated make their own
arrangements. International Trials are not to be amalgamated with other qualifying
competitions except with the special approval of the Chief Executive.
8
Prize money to be graded: Actual, as schedule.
9
Special Considerations: Only one IT should be allocated per Area unless specifically authorised
by the Chief Executive. IT competitions should be held in their entirety in the main ring of
the show. Only in very exceptional circumstances would consideration be given to shows that
have applied to hold the competition in their second ring. Preliminary competitions in
accordance with Rule 288 will no longer be permissable in IT competitions.
Judges, in consultation with the course builder, have the authority to reduce the speed from 400
mpm to 375 or 350 mpm should the conditions warrant it.
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292
Area Trial
1
Entry qualifications: Horses in Grades A & B to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Pony
Associate members. This competition may not be restricted to invited riders or limited
to less than 40 entries.
2
Table: A9
3
Course Designer:
Advanced
4
5
Qualifies for: Royal International Horse Show
6
Numbers to qualify: Points will be awarded to riders placed 6th= or higher in International
Trials on the following scale; riders placed equal will share equally the total points attributable
to the combined placings (for example, four riders placed 4th equal receive 8+4+2+0 divided
by 4 = 3.5 points each).
1st ............................................ 64
2nd ........................................... 32
3rd ........................................... 16
4 t h ............................................. 8
5 t h ............................................. 4
6 t h ............................................. 2
points
points
points
points
points
points
The total points awarded to each rider as the result of his/her best six results on points in Area
Trials held during the qualifying period will determine the riders who qualify for the Royal
International Horse Show. The duration of the qualifying period and the numbers to qualify will
be decided by the Committee of the Royal International Horse Show. Visiting members are
eligible to compete in Area Trials, but will not be awarded points. For the purposes only of
calculating points, the placings of Visiting members will be disregarded and points will be awarded
to the remaining competitors according to their adjusted placings once this has been done.
SPECIAL NOTE: These Trials will have a minimum 1st prize of £1,000.
7
Sponsorship: Shows to which Area Trials have been allocated make their own arrangements.
Area Trials are not to be amalgamated with other qualifying competitions except with the special
approval of the Chief Executive.
8
Special Considerations:
Area Trial competitions should be held in their entirety in the main
ring of the show. Only in very exceptional circumstances would consideration be given to shows
that have applied to hold the competition in their second ring. Preliminary competitions in
accordance with Rule 288 will no longer be permissable in Area Trial competitions.
Judges, in consultation with the course builder, have the authority to reduce the speed from 400
mpm to 375 or 350 mpm should the conditions warrant it.
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299
National 6 Year Old Horse Championship
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses aged 6 years old at the 1st January of the qualifying
year to be ridden by Adult, Associate and Pony Associate members. BREEDING PAPERS ARE
MANDATORY AND MUST BE LODGED AND APPROVED BY THE BSJA AT THE TIME
OF REGISTRATION.
2
Table: A (Three rounds). All clear rounds or approximately one third will go through to the
second round.
3
4
5
Qualifies for: National 6 Year Old Championship at the BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping
6
Numbers to qualify:
7
Sponsorship: not sponsored
8
Prize Money: £300, £250, £175, £110, £85, £40, £40
Prize money to be graded: Notional £15, £12, £10, £8, £6
9
Entry Fee: £40
All treble clears
N.B. Show Organisers: This class must not start before 10.30a.m. or be scheduled later
than the second class of the day. First class must be a suitable warm up class. Both
classes must be pre entered and drawn order. Preferably a multi day show with warm
up the day before.
300
7 & 8 Year Old Handicap Horse Championship
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses aged 7 or 8 years old at the 1st January of the qualifying
year to be ridden by Adult, Associate and Pony Associate members. BREEDING PAPERS ARE
MANDATORY AND MUST BE LODGED AND APPROVED BY THE BSJA AT THE TIME
OF REGISTRATION.
2
Table: A7
3
4
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5
Qualifies for: 7 & 8 year old Handicap Championship at the Horse of the Year Show.
6
Numbers to qualify for the Horse of the Year Show: Three disregarding those that have already
qualified.
7
Sponsorship:
£1,000)
8
Prize Money: £300, £225, £175, £100, £70, £50, £40, £40
9
Entry Fee: £40
Shows to make their own arrangements for sponsorship. (total prize money
N.B. Show Organisers - this class must not start before 10.30a.m. or be scheduled later than the
second class of the day. The first two classes must be pre-entered and drawn order.
This class must be supported with a National 1.30m or National 1.40m minimum first prize £300
National 1.40m Open
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1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate and Pony Associate
members.
2
3
Speed:
Course Designer:
350m per minute (Indoors)
375m per minute (Outdoors)
Median or above
4
5
Qualifies for: 1.40m Grand Prix at the BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping
6
Numbers to qualify: Two Double Clears to qualify. Also any double clears from any International
Trial or Area Trial or classes 1.40m or above in the qualifying period, will qualify for the BSJA/
Scope Festival of Show Jumping
7
Sponsorship:
8
Prize Money to be graded:
NOTE:
Minimum first prize of £250 to be awarded for this competition.
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304
National B & C Handicap Championship
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses in Grades B or C to be ridden by Adult, Associate
or Pony Associate members. (Rule 284.1.4).
2
Table: A7
3
Speed:
Course Designer:
350m per minute (Indoors)
Up to £200 first prize - Associate or above
Over £200 first prize - Median or above
4
5
Qualifies for: BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping
6
Numbers to qualify:
7
Sponsorship:
8
Prize Money to be graded: Notional: £45, £35, £25, £15, £12, £10 or as schedule if prize
money stated is less than Notional
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1
Two Double Clears to qualify.
Horse of the Year Show
Grade C Championship
Entry qualifications: For registered horses Grade C as at 1st April of the current year, to
be ridden by an Adult, Associate or Pony Associate Member.
2
Table: A7
3
Speed:
Course Designer:
350m per minute
Advanced
4
Please see Senior Course Specificiations on Page 174.
5
Qualifies for: Horse of the Year Show - Grade C Championship Final.
6
Numbers to Qualify: Three, disregarding those already qualified.
7
Sponsorship:
8
Prize Money:
Minimum 1st Prize £100
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The class must not be limited to less than 80 entries prior to the entries close date. It is at the
shows discretion after the close of entry date and must be scheduled as the second class of the
day. The first two classes of the day must be pre-entered and drawn order.
Competitors must be able to compete in the above qualifier plus one other warm-up class
without being charged a membership fee if applicable.
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National 1.30m Open Incorporating the 1.30m Classic Championship
1
Entry qualifications: Open to registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate and Pony
Associate members.
2
3
Speed: 350m per minute (Indoors)
Course Designer: Up to £200 first prize - Associate or above
Over £200 first prize - Median or above
4
5
Qualifies for: BSJA/Scope Festival o Show Jumping
6
Numbers to qualify: Two double clears to qualify. Riders in the top 60 of BSJA Riders Ranking
List applied for the qualifying period will not be eligible to compete in the classic section of
the Championship at the Final.
7
Sponsorship:
8
Prize Money:
Note: Minimum first prize of £150 to be awarded for this competition
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The Horse and Hound Foxhunter - First Round
1
Entry qualifications: Horses in Grade C which have not won a total of £600 to be ridden by Adult,
Associate or Pony Associate members
2
Table: A7 (*See Note A)
3
Speed: 350m per minute (indoor)
350m per minute (outdoor)
4
A water tray or water type jump compulsory being miimum. spread 1.20m (4ft), maximum spread
3m (10 ft) outdoors 2.75m (9ft indoors) with at least two poles over and a water jump type take
off element in front must be in all outdoor Foxhunter First Round Competitions.
161
5
Qualifies for: The Horse and Hound Foxhunter Second Round
Qualifying period 1st June - 31st May inclusive
6
Numbers to qualify: Those horses which jump a clear round in the First Round, followed by a
clear round in the jump-off, in at least four Horse and Hound Foxhunter First Round competitions
in any qualifying period will qualify to compete in a Second Round, irrespective of their placings
for prize money in those competitions, which will be determined by the normal Table A rules
(Rule 191). Where a competition has been won by the only clear round in the first round, the
winning horse will be deemed to have jumped clear in both rounds for the purpose of this rule.
In the event that a rider has two or more horses with the only clear rounds he/she would not
be required to jump off against himself/herself and his horses will all have been deemed to have
jumped clear in both rounds for the purpose of this rule. The winner of a particular First Round
Foxhunter competition will not automatically qualify solely as a result of that competition.
7
Sponsorship: Horse and Hound provide the winner's rosette. Each show may make its own
arrangements for sponsorship of prize money.
8
*
Note A: Table A7 may be changed to Two Phase or Single Phase in exceptional circumstances
and/or if there are 50 entries or more. If run as a Two Phase or Single Phase, the first round
must be timed, requiring suitable equipment and three timing heads.
The first round/phase must include a minimum of eight numbered fences.
The second phase must include a minimum of six numbered fences with at least five additional
phase.
Should the Judge find it necessary to alter to Two Phase or Single Phase rules a full written report
must be submitted to the office.
*
Note B: Dispensation may be given to run a First Round Foxhunter/Grade C. This Class requires
only one prize fund but a mandatory 1.20m Open or above must be scheduled. The Foxhunter/
1.20m can still be scheduled, however, in the event of 30 starters or more, the competition would
be split into two, unless there are four or fewer in the Foxhunter when the class will be run as
an Open, but any double clear gained by a Foxhunter horse to count towards qualification for
Foxhunter Second Rounds. Horses may compete in one section only. If there is only one
Foxhunter horse in the class and subsequently goes into jump off and gaining faults, it does not
gain a double clear.
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311
The Horse and Hound Foxhunter - Second Round
1
Entry qualifications: There will be ten Second Round competitions. Qualified horses are eligible
to be entered and to compete in any four of the ten Second Round competitions. (subject to
revision)
2
Table: A8.
3
Speed:
350m per minute
4
5
Qualifies for: Horse of the Year Show & BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping
6
Numbers to qualify:
7
Sponsorship: The Horse and Hound provide £150 prize money and rosettes.
8
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The first two horses, disregarding those already qualified, will qualify for
the Horse of the Year Show.
The first five, disregarding those already qualified, will qualify for the
BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping
Tri-Zone Senior Newcomers - First Round
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses in Grade C which have not won a total of £300 to
be ridden by Adult, Associate or Pony Associate members.
2
Table: A7 (* see Note B)
3
Speed:
350m per minute (indoor)
350m per minute (outdoor)
4
5
Qualifies for:
6
Numbers to qualify: Those horses which jump a clear round in the First Round, followed by a clear
round in the jump-off, in at least four Tri-Zone Senior Newcomers First Round competitions in
any qualifying period, will qualify to compete in a Tri-Zone Senior Newcomers Second Round,
irrespective of their placings for prize money in those competitions, which will be determined
by the normal Table A rules (Rule 191). Where a competition has been won by the only clear
round in the First Round, the winning horse will be deemed to have jumped clear in both rounds
for the purpose of this rule. In the event that a rider has two or more horses with the only clear
Tri-Zone Senior Newcomers Second Round.
Qualifying period 1st June - 31st May inclusive
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rounds he/she would not be required to jump off against himself/herself and his horses will all
have been deemed to have jumped clear in both rounds for the purpose of this rule. The winner
of a particular Tri-Zone Senior Newcomers First Round competition will not automatically
qualify solely as a result of that competition.
7
Sponsorship: Tri-Zone provide the winner's rosette. Each show may make its own arrangements
for sponsorshop of prize money.
8
*
Note A: It is permitted, in a pure Progressive Schedule only, to run a First Round Tri-Zone
Senior Newcomers in conjunction with a 1.10m Open. However, in the event of 30 starters
or more, the competition must be split into two. Horses may compete in one Section only.
*
Note B: Table A7 may be changed to Two Phase or Single Phase in exceptional circumstances
and/or if there are 50 entries or more.
The first round/phase must include a minimum of eight numbered fences.
The second phase must include a minimum of six numbered fences with at least five additional
phase.
Should the Judge find it necessary to alter to Two Phase or Single Phase rules a full written report
must be submitted to the office.
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Tri-Zone Senior Newcomers - Second Round
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses which have qualified to compete by jumping double
clear rounds in at least four Tri-Zone Senior Newcomers First Round competitions in accordance
with Rule 312.6.
There will be ten Second Round competitions. Qualified horses are eligible to be entered and
to compete in any three of the ten Second Round competitions.
2
Table: A8.
3
4
5
Qualifies for: Horse of the Year Show & BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping
6
Numbers to qualify:
7
Sponsorship:
8
Prize Money to be graded: Notional - £30, £20, £15, £12, £10, £8.
The first two horses, disregarding those already qualified, will qualify for
the Horse of the Year Show.
Prize money of £300 and rosettes kindly sponsored by Tri-Zone.
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314
Equissage Discovery Championship - First Round
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses which have not won a total of £175 to be ridden by
Adult, Associate or Pony Associate members.
2
Table: A7 or Two Phase (Rule 286A) or Single Phase (Rule 287).
3
4
5
Qualifies for: Equissage Discovery Championship Second Round
Qualifying period yearly 1st May - 30th April inclusive
6
Numbers to qualify: Those horses which jump a clear round in the first round, followed by a
clear round in the jump-off, in at least four First Round competitions held in any qualifying period,
will qualify to compete in two Regional Finals, irrespective of their placings for prize money
in those competitions, which will be determined by the normal Table A rules (Rule 191). Where
a competition has been won by the only clear round in the first round, the winning horse will
be deemed to have jumped clear in both rounds for the purpose of this rule. In the event that
a rider has two or more horses with the only clear rounds he/she would not be required to jump
off against himself/herself and his horses will all have been deemed to have jumped clear in both
rounds for the purpose of this rule. The winner of a particular First Round competition will not
automatically qualify solely as a result of that competition.
7
Sponsorship: Equissage provide the first three rosettes.
arrangements for sponsorship of prize money.
8
315
1
Each show may make its own
Equissage Discovery Championship - Regional Final
Entry qualifications: For registered horses which have qualified to compete by jumping double
clear rounds in at least four Equissage Discovery Championship First Round competitions in
accordance with Rule 314.6, to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Pony Associate members placed
100th or below on the BSJA Riders Ranking List as at 31st December assigned for the qualifying
period.
There will be twelve Regional competitions (subject to revision). Qualified horses are eligible
to be entered and to compete in their own Regional Final plus one other.
2
Table: A8
3
Course Builder: Median or above
4
165
5
Qualifies for:
6
Numbers to qualify: 1 with up to 25 starters
2 with 26 to 50 starters
3 with 51 or more starters
7
Sponsorship:
8
316
£100 and rosettes kindly sponsored by Equissage.
KBIS Insurance British Novice Championship
First Round
1
be ridden by Adult, Associate or Pony Associate members.
2
Table: A7, Two Phase (Rule 286A) or Single Phase (Rule 287).
3
4
5
Qualifies for: KBIS Insurance British Novice Championship - Second Round.
6
Numbers to qualify: Those horses which jump a clear round in the first round, followed by a
clear round in the jump-off, in at least four KBIS Insurance British Novice First Round
competitions held in any qualifying period will qualify to compete in two KBIS Insurance British
Novice Regional Finals, irrespective of their placings for prize money in those competitions,
which will be determined by the normal Table A rules (Rule 191). Where a competition has been
won by the only clear round in the first round, the winning horse will be deemed to have jumped
clear in both rounds for the purpose of this rule. In the event that a rider has two or more horses
with the only clear rounds he/she would not be required to jump off against himself/herself and
his/her horses will all have been deemed to have jumped clear in both rounds for the purpose
of this rule. The winner of a particular KBIS Insurance British Novice competition will not
7
Sponsorship: First Rosette kindly sponsored by KBIS Insurance
8
Prize Money to be graded: Notional - £15, £12, £10, £8, £6, £4 or as schedule if prize money
stated is less than notional.
166
317
1
KBIS Insurance British Novice Championship
Regional Final
Entry qualifications:
Registered horses which have qualified to compete by jumping double
clear rounds in at least four KBIS Insurance British Novice Championship First Round
Competitions in accordance with Rule 316.6 to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Pony Associate
members placed lower than 100th on the BSJA Riders Ranking List as at 31st December assigned
for the qualifying period.
There will be twelve Regional Final competitions (subject to revision). Qualified horses are
eligible to be entered to compete in their own Regional Final plus one other.
2
Table: A8
3
4
5
6
Numbers to qualify for: 1 with up to 25 starters
2 with 26 - 50 starters
3 with 51 or more starters
7
Sponsorship:
8
Notional Prize Money to be graded:
£100 and first three Rosettes kindly sponsored by KBIS Insurance
£20, £15, £12, £10, £8, £6.
167
BSJA National Amateur Championships
First round competitions to be held from the 1st September - 31st August (qualifying period yearly
1st Sept - 31st August inclusive. There will be no restiction on the number of First Round
competitions held. Second Round competitions at each height will be allocated in each Region
(subject to revision) and will run from September to the middle of November. Qualified competitors
are eligible to be entered and compete in any of the allocated Second Rounds. The Finals will be
held end November/beginning December.
318
90cm National Amateur Championship Qualifier - First Round
1
Entry Qualifications: For registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Pony
Associate members excluding the top 450 on BSJA Riders Ranking List assigned for the
qualifying period (1st August - 31st July).
2
Table: Table A7 or Two Phase
3
Speed: 325 mpm indoor and outdoor.
Course Designer: Associate Course Builder or above
4
Please see Senior Course Specifications on Page 175
5
Qualifies for: 90cm National Amateur Second Rounds
Qualifying period yearly 1st September - 31st August inclusive
6
Numbers to Qualify: First six to qualify. Qualification will not pass down the line and
qualifiers must jump clear in the first round in a First Round competition held between
1st September 2008 and 31st August 2009
7
Prize Money to be graded; Notional: £10, £8, £6, £4, £2, £1. Regional Points will be
awarded.
NOTE: This competition may only be scheduled at Amateur and Intro Shows and the maximum
first prize is £25.00.
319
90cm National Amateur Championship Qualifier - Second Round
There will be approximately twenty two Second Round competitions, two in each Region,
(subject to revision)
1
Associate members excluding the top 450 on BSJA Riders Ranking List assigned
for the qualifying period. (1st August - 31st July)
2
Table: A7
3
Speed:
325 mpm indoor and outdoor.
Course Designer: Median
168
4
5
Qualifies for 90cm National Amateur Final
6
Numbers to Qualify: First ten horse/rider combination, qualifiers must jump clear
in the first round.
Sponsorship:
7
8
Prize Money to be awarded: Notional; £10, £8, £6, £4, £2, £1.
Regional Points will be awarded.
NOTE: The minimum first prize is £25.00.
320
1.00m National Amateur Championship Qualifier - First Round
1
Associate members excluding the top 450 on BSJA Riders Ranking List assigned for
the qualifying period (1st August - 31st July)
2
Table:Table A7 or Two Phase
3
Speed:
325 mpm indoor and outdoor
4
5
Qualifies for: 1.00m National Amateur Second Rounds.
6
qualifiers must jump clear in the first round, in a First Round competition held between
1st September 2008 and 31st August 2009.
7
Prize Money to be awarded;Notional: £10, £8, £6, £4, £2, £1. Regional Points will be
awarded.
NOTE: This competition may only be scheduled at Amateur, Progressive and Intro Shows and
the maximum first prize is £50.00.
321
1.00m National Amateur Championship Qualifier - Second Round
1
for the qualifying period (1st August - 31st July)
2
Table: A7
3
Speed:
169
Course Designer:
Median
4
5
Qualifies for: 1.00m National Amateur Final.
6
Numbers to Qualify: First ten horse/rider combination, qualifiers must jump clear
in the first round.
7
Sponsorship:
8
Prize Money to be awarded: Notional: £10, £8, £6, £4, £2, £1.
Regional Points will be awarded.
322
1
Associate members excluding the top 250 on BSJA Riders Ranking List assigned for the
qualifying period (1st August - 31st July).
2
3
Speed:
350 mpm
4
5
Qualifies for: 1.10m National Amateur Second Rounds
Qualifying period yearly 1st Sept - 31st Aug inclusive
6
7
Prize Money to be awarded; Notional £20, £15, £12, £10, £8, £6.
NOTE: This competition may be scheduled at Amateur and Progressive Shows and the maximum
first prize is £50.00.
170
323
1.10m National Amateur Championship Qualifier - Second Round
1
for the qualifying period.
2
Table: A7
3
Speed:
Course Designer:
350 mpm indoor
350 mpm outdoor
Median
4
5
Qualifies for: 1.10m National Amateur Final
6
Numbers to Qualify: First ten horse/rider combinations, qualifiers must jump clear
in the first round.
7
Sponsorship:
8
324
1
Associate members excluding the top 150 on BSJA Riders Ranking List assigned for
the qualifying period (1st August - 31st July). Riders who have competed in International or Area trials are nort eligible to compete.
2
Table:A7 or Two Phase
3
Speed:
350 mpm indoors and outdoors
4
5
Qualifies for: 1.20m National Amateur Second Rounds
6
7
Prize Money to be awarded; Notional £30, £20, £15, £12, £10, £8.
NOTE: This competition may be scheduled at Amateur, Progressive and Advanced Shows
171
325
1.20m National Amateur Championship Qualifier -Second Round
1
Associate members excluding the top 150 on BSJA Riders Ranking List for the
assigned qualifying period (1st August - 31st July)Riders who have competed in International or Area trials are nort eligible to compete.
2
Table:A7
3
Speed:
Course Designer:
Median Course Designer
4
5
Qualifies for: 1.20m National Amateur Final
6
Numbers to Qualify: First ten horse/rider combinations, qualifiers must jump clear
in the first round
7
326
National Minor Veteran Riders Championship
1
Entry Qualifications: For registered horses to be ridden by Adult Lady members 45 years
and over in the current year or Adult Gentlemen members 50 years and over in the current
year who have not competed in classes above 1.30m in the current year.
2
Table:A7
3
Speed:
350 mpm
4
5
Qualifies for: direct entry into the Championship
N.B.
Horses and riders may compete in both the Minor and Major Veteran Championships
172
327
National Major Veteran Riders Championship
1
Entry Qualifications: For registered horses to be ridden by Adult Lady members 45
years and over in the current year or Adult Gentlemen members 50 years and over in
the current year who have not competed in classes above 1.30m in the current year.
2
Table:A7
3
Speed:
350 mpm
4
5
Qualifies for: direct entry into the Championship
328
BSJA Amateur Classic
1
Entry Qiualification: For registered horses of any grade to be ridden by Full, Associate
or Pony Associate members excluding the top 150 on the Riders Ranking List assigned
for the qualifying period (1st January - 31st December) Riders who have ever compted
as a team member of any senior International Team (Nations Cup World, European
Championships and Olympic Games are not eligible. Pony riders, Children, Junior and
Young Riders who have ever competed in Nations Cup/International Team Events and
European Championships in the last five years are not eligible (Excluding Veteran
Teams).
2
Table A7
3
Speed 350mpm Height of fences 1.20m
4
Numbers to Qualify: The first three horse/rider combinations will qualify for the Final
at The Horse Of The Year Show, disregarding those that have already qualified. Riders
may only ride one horse in the Final.
5
Prize Money: Minimum First Prize: £100
6
Entry Fee: Maximum of £25
173
174
Class
International Trial – must be built
Tofull International standard
Area Trial
Olympic Star Spotters Competition
MiltonChampionship
National 6 Year OldHorse
Championship
7&8 Year Old Horse
Championship
National 1.40m
Grades B&CHandicap
Championships
GradeC Championship
National 1.30mOpen
Foxhunter – First Round
Foxhunter – Second Round
Senior Newcomers –First Round
Senior Newcomers –SecondRound
Rule
291
292
269
270
299
300
301
304
305
306
310
311
312
313
A8
A7
(seeNote A)
A7
A7 or
Two Phase
A7
(seeNote A)
A8
A7 or
Two Phase
A7
A7
A
Two rounds
8 fences
A7
Two Rounds
8 fences
A
Three rounds
9 –11 fences
A9
Table
1.25m
1.10m
2xfences at 1.15m
1.20m
2xfences at 1.25m
1.30m
Grade C– 1.25m
Grade B– 1.30m
1.35m
1.30
1.35m
1st round1.25m
2nd Round1.30m(2
verticals at 1.35m)
3rd round1.35m(2 verticals
at 1.40m)
First round 1.35m
1vertical 1.40m
1parallel 1.40m
1.40m
1.30m
TB 1.60m
1.30m-1.45m
1.60m
TB 1.80m
1.60m
TB 1.80m
1.45m
1.40m
TB 1.80
1.40m
TB 1.80m
1.40m
TB 1.80m
1.20m
1.25m- 1.45
1.30m
1.40m
TB 1.80m
1.10m
1.20m
First Round
MaxSpread
1.60m
one oxer 1.80m
TB 2.00m
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
One double
One treble
One double and one
treble
2doubles
1or 2 doubles
*
Combinations
Mandatory3.65m
One pole over
Mandatory2.50m
Water Jump whichmayhave one
pole over and/or water traywhichif
practical should hold water
Mandatory3.0m
One pole over
Optional
Optional
3.65m
See Rule 310
Optional 4.0m
Optional
Mandatory
3.0m–one poleover
Water jump with2 poles jumped
going towards home followed by a
vertical not less than 6strides
Optional
Optional
Mandatory
Max 4.25m
May have one pole over
Water
B.S.J.A. Senior Class Course Specifications
First Round
MaxHeight
1.55m
Optional
Water traywhich if practical should
hold water and/or water jump which
may have one pole over
Optional
See Rule 310
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
If practical
Water ditch
Optional
Optional
Optional
Water
Tray
Optional
175
176
Under 16 Championships
National under 16
Championships
Young Show Jumper
Award
272A
272B
Winter A & B Grand Prix
Winter Grades B & C
Winter Novice Championship
BSJA Winter Grade C
501
505
506
507
A7
A10
A7
A7
Table
A7
A8
A7
Table
1.45m
1.35m
First Round
Max height
1.20m
Young Riders
First Round
Max spread
1.40m
TB 1.80m
1.55m
TB 1.80m
1.45m
TB 1.80m
*
*
*
Combs
A minimum of 80% of the course MUST be built to the upper height limit
Triple Bars – the width should not exceed the height plus one third
* Double and Treble – a minimum of two doubles or one double and one treble
1.30m
1.10m
1.35m
First Round
Max height
1.45m
First Round
Max spread
1.50m
TB 1.80m
1.45m
TB 1.80m
1.30m
TB 1.60m
1.45m
TB 1.80m
*
*
*
*
Combs
BSJA Senior Class Course Specifications for Winter Qualifying Competitions
The following applies to all the above classes unless stated otherwise:-
Class
Rule
332
Class
Rule
No
No
No
No
Water
Optional
3.65m
Optional
4.00m
Water
Optional
Optional
Optional
Optional
Water Tray
Optional
Optional
Optional
Water Tray
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178
400
BSJA Pony National 1.15m Members Cup
1
Entry qualifications: For registered ponies of any grade irrespective of winnings to be ridden by
Pony or Pony Associate Members. Any pony/rider combinations who have qualified in a Pony
Show Jumper of the Year competition in the current year may not compete in Pony Members
Cup competitions.
2
3
Course Designer: Assistant or above
4
Length of Course:
450m approximately
5
6
Numbers to qualify: The first six and qualification will not pass down the line. Ponies must
jump clear in the First Round. The qualification is subject to revision. Qualifiers allocated by
Scope.
7
Sponsorship: Each show may make its own arrangements for sponsorship of prize money.
8
Prize Money to be graded:
402
Actual, as schedule.
Pony Show Jumper of the Year
1
Entry qualifications: Ponies in Grade JA to be ridden by Pony or Pony Associate members. Not
more than three entries to be ridden by the same rider may be accepted. Ponies in Grades JC or
JD at closing of entries are not eligible to be entered. The number of entries in this competition
must not be limited to less than 50 entries, notwithstanding Rule 75.8.
2
Table: A7.
3
Speed:
350m per minute
4
5
Qualifies for: Pony Show Jumper of the Year Final at the Horse of the Year Show. Can only
ride two in the Final. The first four will also qualify for the BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping
disregarding those already qualified, but qualification will not go below eight place. Please note
qualification for HOYS is pony/rider combination.
6
Numbers to qualify: Three, disregarding those already qualified.
179
(a)
once the five pony/rider combinations have competed at the Pony European
Championships they have automatically qualified for the HOYS and the BSJA/Scope
Festival Show Jumping Finals. Should a pony/rider combination subsequently qualify then
the qualification would go down the line.
(b)
up to two will qualify from the BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping, disregarding
those already qualified.
N.B. Pony/rider combinations that have not qualified under Rule 402 but have made a direct
entry into the BSJA/Scope Dunglenn Championship are not eligible for Horse of
the Year Show qualification.
7
Sponsorship:
8
Prize Money to be graded: Actual, as per schedule.
180
Squibb Demolition National Pony Foxhunter First Round
404
1
Entry qualifications: Ponies in Grades JD and JC which have not won a total of £500 to be ridden
by Pony or Pony Associate members.
2
Table: A7 - May be run as Two Phase in exceptional circustances and/or if there are 50 entries
or more
3
4
5
Qualifies for: Squibb Demolition National Pony Foxhunter Second Round.
6
Numbers to qualify: Those ponies which jump a clear round in the first round, followed by a clear
round in the jump-off in at least four First Round competitions held in the qualifying period will
qualify to compete in the Second Round irrespective of their placings for prize money in those
competitions, which will be determined by the normal Table A rules (Rule 191). Where a
competition has been won by the only clear round in the first round, the winning pony will be
deemed to have jumped clear in both rounds for the purpose of this rule. In the event that a
rider has two or more ponies with the only clear rounds he/she would not be required to jump
off against himself/herself and his/her ponies will all have been deemed to have jumped clear
in both rounds for the purpose of this rule. The winner of a particular competition will not
7
Sponsorship:
8
Prize Money to be graded: Notional - £20, £15, £12, £10, £8, £6 or as schedule if prize
money stated is less than notional.
*
Note : It is permitted to run a First Round Pony Foxhunter in conjunction with a 1.10 Pony
Open. However, in the event of 30 starters or more, the competition must be split into two.
Ponies may compete in one Section only.
405
Squibb Demolition provide the first three rosettes
Squibb Demolition National Pony Foxhunter Second Round
1
Entry qualifications: There will be nine Second Round competitions. Ponies which have qualified
to compete by jumping double clear rounds in at least four National Pony Foxhunter First Round
competitions in accordance with Rule 404.6 are eligible to be entered and to compete in any
of the nine Second Round competitions.
2
Table: A8.
3
181
4
5
Qualifies for: Squibb Demolition National Pony Foxhunter Final at Horse of the Year Show
& BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping
6
Numbers to qualify for: The first three pony/rider combinations, disregarding those already
qualified,
will qualify for the Horse of the Year
Show.
7
Sponsorship:
8
NOTE:
£200 and rosettes kindly sponsored by Squibb Demolition
406
Blue Chip Feed Balancer
Pony Newcomers - First Round
1
Entry qualifications: Ponies in Grades JD and JC which have not won a total of £300 to be ridden
by Pony or Pony Associate members.
2
or more
3
4
Length of Course:
450m approximately
5
Qualifies for: Blue Chip Feed Balancer Pony Newcomers Second Round.
6
Numbers to qualify: Those ponies which jump a clear round in the First Round, followed by a
clear round in the jump-off in at least four Blue Chip Feed Balancer Pony Newcomers First Round
competitions held in any qualifying period will qualify to compete in a Pony Newcomers Second
Round, irrespective of their placings for prize money in those competitions, which will be
determined by the normal Table A rules (Rule 191). Where a competition has been won by
the only clear round in the first round, the winning pony will be deemed to have jumped clear
in both rounds for the purpose of this rule. In the event that a rider has two or more ponies
with the only clear rounds he/she would not be required to jump off against himself/herself and
his/her ponies will all have been deemed to have jumped clear in both rounds for the purpose
of this rule. The winner of a particular Blue Chip Feed Balancer Pony Newcomers First Round
competition will not automatically qualify solely as a result of that competition.
7
Sponsorship: Blue Chip Feed Balancer provide the first three rosettes. Each show may make
its own arrangements for sponsorship of prize money.
182
8
*
Note : It is permitted to run a First Round Pony Newcomers in conjunction with a 1.00m Pony
Open. However, in the event of 30 starters or more, the competition would be split into two.
Ponies may compete in one Section only.
407
Blue Chip Feed Balancer
Pony Newcomers - Second Round
1
Entry qualifications: There will be eleven Second Round competitions. Ponies which have
qualified to compete by jumping double clear rounds in at least four Blue Chip Feed Balancer Pony
Newcomers First Round competitions in accordance with Rule 406.6 are eligible to enter and
compete in any four of the eleven Second Round competitions.
2
Table: A8.
3
4
5
Qualifies for: Blue Chip Feed Balancer Pony Newcomers Final at Horse of the Year Show &
BSJA/Scope Festival.
6
Numbers to qualify for: The first two pony/rider combinations, disregarding those already
qualified, will qualify for the Horse of the Year Show.
7
Sponsorship: £60 and rosettes provided by Blue Chip Feed Balancer.
8
NOTE:
183
408
Pony Discovery First Round
1
Entry Qualifications: For registered ponies in Grades JD and JC which have not won a total
of £175.00 to be ridden by Pony or Pony Associate members.
2
3
4
5
Qualifies for: Pony Discovery Second Round. Qualifying period yearly, 1st May - 30th
April inclusive
6
Numbers to qualify for:Those ponies which jump a clear round in the first round, followed
by a clear round in the jump-off in at least four Pony Discovery First Round competitions
held in any qualifying period will qualify to compete in a Pony Discovery Second Round,
irrespective of their placings for prize money in those competitions, which will be
determined by the normal Table A rules (Rule 191). Where a competition has been won
by the only clear round in the first round, the winning pony will be deemed to have jumped
clear in both rounds for the purpose of this rule. In the event that a rider has two or more
ponies with the only clear rounds he/she would not be required to jump off against himself/
herself and his/her ponies will all have been deemed to have jumped clear in
both
rounds for the purpose of this rule. The winner of a particular Pony Discovery First Round
competition will not automatically qualify solely as a result of that competition.
7
Sponsorship:
8
NOTE : It is permitted to run a First Round Pony Discovery in conjunction
with a 90cm Pony Open. However, in the event of 30 starters or more, the
competition will be split into two. Ponies may compete in one section only.
No other 90cms Open competition may be scheduled on the same day
409
Pony Discovery Second Round
1
qualified to compete by jumping double clear rounds in at least four Pony Discovery First Round
Competitions in accordance with Rule 408.6 are eligible to enter and compete in any four of
eleven Second Round competitions.
2
Table:A8.
3 Speed: 325m per minute.
4
5
Qualifies for: Pony Discovery Championship - Final at the BSJA/Scope Festival of Show
Jumping
184
6
Numbers to qualify: Ten, disregarding those already qualified.
7
Sponsorship:
8
NOTE:
410
Pony British Novice
Championship - First Round
1
Entry qualifications: Ponies in Grade JD to be ridden by Pony or Pony Associate members.
2
or more
3
4
Length of Course: 450m approximately.
5
Qualifies for: Pony British Novice Championship - Second Rounds.
Qualifying period 1st May - 30th April inclusive
6
Numbers to qualify: Those ponies which jump a clear round in the first round, followed by a clear
round in the jump-off, in at least four Pony British Novice First Round competitions held in
the qualifying period will qualify to compete in a Pony British Novice Second Rounds,
irrespective of their placings for prize money in those competitions, which will be determined
by the normal Table A rules (Rule 191). Where a competition has been won by the only clear
round in the first round, the winning pony will be deemed to have jumped clear in both rounds
for the purpose of this rule. In the event that a rider has two or more ponies with the only clear
rounds he/she would not be required to jump off against himself/herself and his/her ponies will
all have been deemed to have jumped clear in both rounds for the purpose of this rule. The winner
of a particular Pony British Novice First Round competition will not automatically qualify solely
as a result of that competition.
7
Sponsorship:
8
185
411
Pony British Novice
Championship - Second Round
1
qualified to compete by jumping double clear rounds in at least four Pony British Novice First
Round Competitions in accordance with Rule 409.6 are eligible to enter and compete in any four
of eleven Second Round competitions.
2
Table:A8.
3
4
5 Qualifies for: Pony British Novice Championship Final at the BSJA/Scope Festival of Show
Jumping
6
Numbers to Qualify: Ten, disregarding those already qualified
7
Sponsorship
8
NOTE: Minimum first prize of £40 to be awarded for this competition
186
412
128cms Qualifier
1
Entry qualifications: For registered ponies not exceeding 128cms, to be ridden
by Pony and Pony Associate Members (ages in accordance to rule 77.13)
2
Table: A8
3
Speed: 325mpm
4
Course in accordance with Rule 289C on Page 178.
5
Qualifiers for: Horse of the Year Show - Three pony/rider combination to qualify,
disregarding those already qualified.
6
Sponsorship:
7
Prize Money: 1st prize £50 minimum
413
138cms Qualifier
1
Entry qualifications: For registered ponies exceeding 128cms but not exceeding 138cms,
to be ridden by Pony and Pony Associate Members (ages in accordance to rule 77.12)
2
Table: A8
3
Speed: 325mpm
4
Course in accordance with Rule 289D on Page 178.
5
Qualifiers for: Horse of the Year Show - Three pony/rider combinations to qualify,
disregarding those already qualified.
6
Sponsorship:
7
Prize Money: 1st prize £50 minimum
187
500
Winter Premier Circuit
The Premier Circuit will take place in the Winter Season at selected venues with specific dates
set aside and protected. Shows forming the Premier circuit will run to a set schedule.
WINTER QUALIFYING COMPETITIONS
501
Winter Grades A & B Grand Prix
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses in Grades A & B to be ridden by Adult, Associate or
Pony Associate members.
2
Table: A7.
3
4
Please see Winter Qualifying Competition Course Specifications on Page 176.
5
Qualifies for: Winter Premier Grand Prix Championship at The British Open Show Jumping
Championships. Qualified riders can compete in the Final on any one of the horses ridden by
them in one of the qualifying Grand Prix Classes. Double clears will qualify for the National 1.40m
Championship at the BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping
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Sponsorship: Shows to which Winter Grades A & B Grand Prix have been allocated may make
their own arrangements for prize money. B.S.J.A. provides rosettes. First prize may not be
less than £1,000.
7
Winter Grades A & B Grand Prix Points League
Points will be awarded to the best placed six horse/riders in each Premier Grand Prix. The best
four results, from any one combination, will be the points that are accumualted to define the
top twenty riders qualified for the Championship.
Points awarded
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
to each combination as follows:
12 pts
5th
4 pts
10 pts
6th
2 pts
8 pts
And 1 point to every other horse/rider combination in
6 pts
the jump-off
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505
1
Winter Grades B & C Championship
Entry qualifications:
There will be twelve qualifying competitions. For registered horses in Grades B & C to be ridden
by Adult, Associate or Pony Associate members.
2
Table: A7.
3
Speed:
350m per minute
4
5
Qualifies for: Winter Grades B & C Championship at the Royal International Horse Show. No
competitor may ride more than two horses in the Final. Twenty-four riders directly qualify for
the main arena. Horses which are disregarded under Rule 505.6 which otherwise would have
qualified may be substituted in the Final for horses already qualified by the same rider, subject
to Rule 79.4.
6
Numbers to qualify: Two, disregarding those already qualified, and horses ridden by riders who
have already qualified two horses. This class must have a minimum first prize of £150 with a
maximum entry fee of £25.
7
Sponsorship:
8
506
Winter Novice Championship
1
be ridden by Adult, Associate or Pony Associate members placed lower than 50th on the Riders
Ranking List assigned for the qualifying period (1st September - 31st August)
Horses with twenty one or more British Eventing points are not eligible to compete in this class.
2
Table: A10
3
Course Builder: Median or above
4
5
Qualifies for: Winter Novice Championship at the Royal International Horse Show. No
competitor may ride more than two horses in the Final. Horses which are disregarded under Rule
506.6 which otherwise would have qualified may be substituted in the Final for horses already
qualified by the same rider, subject to Rule 79.4.
6
Numbers to qualify: Two, disregarding those already qualified and horses ridden by riders who
have already qualified two horses for the Championship.
7
Sponsorship:
Max entry fee £20
8
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507
BSJA Winter Grade C Qualifier
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses in Grade C to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Pony
Associate members.
2
Table: A7.
3
4
5
Qualifies for: The Blue Chip Championships
6
Numbers to qualify: Three to qualify, disregarding those already qualified, and horses ridden by
riders who have already qualified three horses. The Final will be held at The Blue Chip
Championships.
This class must have a minimum first prize of £150 with a maximum entry fee of £25. This
class must be run as the second class of the day and must have a suitable warm up.
7
Sponsorship:
8
Prize Money to be graded: Notional - £30, £20, £15, £12, £10, £8, or as schedule if prize
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John Whitaker International Winter JA Classic
1
Entry qualifications: Ponies in Grade JA to be ridden by Pony or Pony Associate members. Ponies
in Grade JC at closing date of entries are not eligible to be entered.
2
Table: A8.
3
4
5
Qualifies for: Winter Grade JA Championship at The Royal Show.
6
Numbers to qualify: Three, disregarding those already qualified and ponies ridden by riders who
have already qualified two ponies.
Ponies will qualify to compete in the Final in which they must be ridden by the rider who rode
them when qualifying. Competitors may not ride more than two ponies in the Final.
7
Sponsorship: £200 of total prize money and
International Ltd.
8
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rosettes kindly sponsored byJohn Whitaker
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Winter 138cms First Round Competition
1
Entry qualifications: For registered ponies that have won £30 or more exceeding 128 cms but
not exceeding 138cms to be ridden by Pony or Pony Associate members (Ages in accordance
with Rule 77.12).
2
Table: A7.
3
4
5
Qualifies for: Winter 138cms Second Round Competition.
6
Numbers to qualify: Six, disregarding those already qualified, provided ponies placed below sixth
place jump clear in both rounds of the competition. Qualifiers must jump clear in the first round.
7
Sponsorship: Shows to make their own arrangements for prize money.
8
9
Special considerations: Any affiliated indoor show held between the third weekend of September
and second weekend of January may schedule this competition without prior allocation by the
BSJA Office.
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Winter 138cms Competition - Second Round
1
Entry qualifications: For registered ponies exceeding 128 cms but not exceeding 138cms which
have qualified from a Winter 138cms First Round Competition to be ridden by Pony or Pony
Associate members (Ages in accordance with Rule 77.12). Qualified ponies may compete in
any or all of the ten Second Round competitions.
2
Table: A8.
3
4
5
Qualifies for: Winter 138cms Championship at the Royal International Horse Show. No
competitor may ride more than two ponies in the Final. Ponies which are disregarded under Rule
513.6 which otherwise would have qualified may be substituted in the Final for ponies already
6
Numbers to qualify: * 3 on day one and 2 on day two of the schedule, disregarding those already
qualified and ponies ridden by riders who have already qualified two ponies.
* subject to change
7
Sponsorship:
8
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Winter 128cms Competition - First Round
1
Entry qualifications: For registered ponies that have won £30 or more not exceeding 128 cms
to be ridden by Pony members (Ages in accordance with Rule 77.13).
2
Table: A7.
3
4
5
Qualifies for: Winter 128cms Second Round Competition.
6
Numbers to qualify: Six, disregarding those already qualified, provided ponies placed below sixth
place jump clear in both rounds of the competition. Qualifiers must jump clear in first round.
7
8
9
Special considerations: Any affiliated indoor show held between the third weekend of September
and second weekend in January may schedule this competition without prior allocation by the
B.S.J.A. Office.
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Winter 128cms Competition - Second Round
1
Entry qualifications: For registered ponies not exceeding 128 cms which have qualified from
a Winter 128cms First Round Competition to be ridden by Pony members (Ages in accordance
with Rule 77.13). Qualified ponies may compete in any or all of the ten Second Round
competitions.
2
Table: A8.
3
4
5
Qualifies for:
Winter 128cms Championship at the Royal International Horse Show. No
competitor may ride more than two ponies in the Final. Ponies which are disregarded under
Rule 515.6 which otherwise would have qualified may be substituted in the Final for ponies already
6
* subject to change
7
Sponsorship:
8
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517
Winter Grade JC Championship
1
Entry qualifications: For registered Grade JC ponies at 1st October to be ridden by Pony or Pony
Associate members. Qualified ponies may compete in all or any of the ten competitions.
2
Table: A8.
3
4
5
Qualifies for: Winter Grade JC Championship at the Royal International Horse Show. No
competitor may ride more than two ponies in the Final. Ponies which are disregarded under Rule
517.6 which otherwise would have qualified may be substituted in the Final for ponies already
6
* subject to change
7
8
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Children on Horses
1
Entry qualifications: For registered horses to be ridden by Pony Associate members.
2
Table: A7.
3
Course Designer: Associate
Height of fences: 1.20m first round / 1.30m jump off
4
Qualifies for: The Final at the BSJA/Scope Festival of Show Jumping
5
Numbers to qualify: Two double clears will qualify
6
Minimum 1st prize £50
7
Only those children who reach the age of 12 years, 13 years and 14 years on the 1st January
in the qualifying year will be eligible for Team Selection
N.B. Qualifiers may be held at either Senior or Pony shows.
Qualifying period 1st January = 31st July in the qualifying year
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YEAR BOOK
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REGIONAL ORGANISATION
(a) Great Britain is divided into Areas as limited and defined from time to time by the Executive
Board. At present, Areas are usually limited and defined on a County basis, i.e. each County forms
an Area, but this is not an inflexible policy, and the Executive Board may from time to time limit
and define a new Area and re-limit and re-define any existing Area on any basis as it thinks fit.
(b) Each Area shall consist of all Members of the Association whose address registered with the
Association is within the Area or being an Affiliated, Company or Regimental Member of the
Association shall hold an annual show, carry on business or be stationed within that Area. In the
case of an Affiliated, Company or Regimental Member, membership of an Area shall be through
the medium of the Representative who, according to the Articles of Association of the Association
is for the time being treated by the Executive Board for the purposes of membership of the
Association as the representative of the Regimental, Company or Affiliated Member. The Chief
Executive of the Association will on request advise the name of such Representative.
(c) The Areas in Scotland, Areas 1-8 (KA/DG, EH/TD, ML,GN/FK, KY, PH/DD,AB/IV/KW)
form the Scottish Branch of the British Show Jumping Association. The activities of the
Branch are managed by an elected Council and a Management Committee appointed by the
Council. The Constitution and Rules of the Scottish Branch are available on request from
the Secretary, BSJA Scottish Branch.
(d) The areas in England and Wales are grouped together as follows to form ten regions:Area C o u n t i e s
YORKSHIRE & NORTH EAST (ex Region A)
MRS D BODDY
12
Northumberland, Tyne & Wear
12a
Durham, Cleveland
15
North Yorkshire (part), West Yorkshire (part)
15a
Humberside (part), North Yorkshire (part)
16
South Yorkshire, West Yorkshire (part)
NORTH WEST (ex Region B)
MISS S GIBSON
14
North Cumbria
14a
South Cumbria
17
Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Merseyside (part)
17a
Isle of Man
18
Cheshire, Merseyside (part)
19
Clwyd
20
North West Wales
WALES & WEST MERCIA (ex Region C)
D M BROOME, C.B.E.
25
Shropshire, Powys
33
Hereford and Worcester
35
Gwent, West, Mid and South Glamorgan
36
Dyfed
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MIDLANDS (ex Region D)
D COLE
21
Derbyshire
22
Staffordshire, West Midlands (part)
23
Nottinghamshire
24
Lincolnshire and South Humberside
26
Leicestershire
30
Warwickshire, West Midlands (part)
CENTRAL EAST (ex Region E)
J JACKS
27
Northamptonshire
28
Norfolk
29
Suffolk
32
Cambridgeshire
40
Essex, Greater London (part)
CENTRAL (ex Region F)
A TREDWELL
31
Bedfordshire
39
Buckinghamshire
39a
Hertfordshire, Greater London (part)
CENTRAL WEST (ex Region G)
J LOFFET
37
Oxfordshire
38
Berkshire
41
Gloucestershire
42
Wiltshire
SOUTH CENTRAL (ex Region H)
T FORREST
43
Hampshire
43a
Isle of Wight
44
Surrey, Greater London (part)
SOUTH EAST (ex Region I)
MRS J TWEMLOW
45
Kent, Greater London (part)
46
Sussex
SOUTH WEST (ex Region J)
J TRIM
48
Somerset, Avon
49
Dorset
50
Devonshire
51
Cornwall
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AREA REPRESENTATIVES AND COMMITTEES
(England and Wales)
2(a) A Representative for each Area (the “Area Representative”) shall be elected/appointed in
accordance with the following procedure:
(b) Any member of the Association who resides in the relevant Area may put him or herself forward
for appointment as the Area Representative by application in writing (in such form as the
Management Board shall require) to the Chief Executive to be received by not later than the
31st August for appointment effective the following 1st January. Each application must be
supported by a proposer and a seconder, who must be members of the Association and reside
in the relevant area.
(c) In the event of only one nomination being received, and if approved by the Management Board,
the Management Board, in consultation with the Regional Representatives, shall proceed to
appoint that person. Such person so appointed shall hold office for the period of one year
from the following 1st January.
(d) If no nominations are received for an Area, the Management Board, in consultation with
the Regional Representatives, shall appoint the Area Representative (if an appropriate
person is willing to take the position) and such person shall hold office for the period of one
year from the following 1st January.
(e) If two or more nominations are received for the Area Representative, the Management Board,
in consultation with the Regional Representatives, shall proceed to hold an election in such
manner as the Management Board may determine from time to time and the nominee
receiving the most votes shall be appointed. Only members residing in the relevant area shall
be entitled to vote. Any person appointed pursuant to an election shall hold office for a period
of 3 years from the 1st January following the date of the election.
(f) Any person retiring as the Area Representative shall be eligible for reappointment/election.
The Management Board, in consultation with the Regional Representatives, shall be entitled
to fill any casual vacancy occurring in the position of Area Representative from time to time.
(g) The Management Board, in consultation with the Regional Representatives, shall have the
overriding right to remove any person from the position of Area Representative at any time.
(h) An Area Representative shall be entitled to appoint a Deputy Area Representative to assist
in the execution of his or her duties, provided that any such appointment shall require the
prior approval of the Management Board. Any person appointed to the position of Deputy
Area Representative shall hold office only for so long as the appointing Area Representative
retains the position of Area Representative and, in any event, shall be subject to removal of
the Management Board at any time. A Deputy Area Representative may be reappointed to
the position.
3 The affairs of each area shall be managed by an Area Committee chaired by the Area Representative,
and made up as follows:
(a) Four Committee members elected by members of the Area.
(i) The Chief Executive shall arrange for publication in 'British Show Jumping' a list of
those Areas due for Area Committee elections on a four yearly cycle.
(ii) Nomination of candidates for election to serve on Area Committees in Areas in which
an election is due to be held will be called for in the Spring issue of the "Show Jumper"
magazine. Each nomination must show the name and address of the candidate, together
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with his signature indicating his agreement to serve if elected and must be supported
by the signatures of a proposer and a seconder. The candidate, proposer, and seconder
must all be members of the Association with meetings, voting and eligibility rights (Rule
32.2) and must be resident within the Area or if not so resident must have served at
least two years on the Judges, Time Keeper or Course Builders panel for the Area.
Nominations must be received by the B.S.J.A. Office by 1st July. A list of candidates
nominated for each Area election will be promulgated in the Show Jumper Magazine.
(iii) Each Area in which an election is due to be held shall hold a general meeting of members
of the area by 31st December. Officials of the Association will attend each such general
meeting and will conduct a secret ballot thereat. Only those members with meetings,
voting and eligibility rights (Rule 32.2) resident in the Area who attend the Area General
Meeting in person shall be eligible to vote. No proxies shall be allowed and no person
shall be issued with more than one ballot paper, notwithstanding that he may officially
represent one or more company members, regimental members or affiliated shows. The
result of the ballot shall be declared to the Area General Meeting. In the event of a
tie the area representative shall have a casting vote.
(iv) Where nominations received are insufficient to require a ballot, those nominated are
automatically elected to serve on the Area Committee. In such cases where fewer than four
nominations are received, the Area Representative will appoint such number as required to
make the numbers up to eight members of his/her Committee.
(b) Four members appointed by the Area Representative.
(i) Following the Area election the Area Representative shall appoint a further four members of
the Area with meetings, voting and eligibility rights (Rule 32.2) to serve on the Area
Committee.
(ii) If the four elected members do not include at least one member aged under 25 as at 1st January
following the election, then at least one of the four members appointed by the Area
Representative must be so aged.
(c) Ex Officio Members.
Any members resident in the Area who are also elected members of the Executive Board
(Rule 9) shall be ex officio members of that Area Committee in addition to the Committee
members elected and appointed as above.
4 Members of the Area Committee shall take office on the 1st January next following the Area
election and shall serve for a period of four years, except that following the appointment of
a new Area Representative the four members of the Area Committee appointed by the previous
Area Representative shall automatically retire and the new Area Representative shall appoint
four members who may if he so wishes include any of those appointed by his predecessor.
5 Casual vacancies arising among the elected members of the Area Committee shall be filled by the
Committee by co-option. Casual vacancies arising among the appointed members shall be filled by
the Area Representative by further appointment.
6 Any general meeting of an Area can be held as, when and where the Area Committee shall appoint
and a general meeting of an Area shall be convened by the Area Committee on a request in writing
signed by not less than one-fifth of the members of the Area entitled to attend and vote at general
meetings of that Area. Any general meeting of an Area shall be called by twenty-one days notice
in writing and/or via appropriate web sites, at the least and shall be exclusive of the day upon
which the notice is served or deemed to be served and of the day for which it is given, and shall
specify the place, the day and the time of the meeting and of the general nature of all business
to be transacted thereat.
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7 No business shall be transacted at any general meeting unless a quorum of members is present
at the time when the meeting proceeds to business; save as herein otherwise provided, ten
members of the Area present in person and entitled to vote shall be a quorum. If within half an
hour from the time appointed for the meeting a quorum is not present, the meeting shall stand
adjourned to the same day in the next week, at the same time and place or to such place as an
Area Committee may by not less than two days notice to the members of the Area prescribe,
and if at the adjourned meeting a quorum as above defined is not present within half an hour from
the time appointed for the meeting, the members present shall be a quorum.
8 The Area Representative shall be the Chairman of the Area Committee and of general meetings of the
Area. If at any meeting of the Area Committee or at any general meetings of the Area he is not present
within five minutes of the time appointed for holding the same, or, being present, unwilling to take
the Chair, the members of the Area Committee present shall elect one of their members to be Chairman
of the meeting.
9 At any general meeting of an Area a resolution put to the vote of the meeting shall be decided on a show
of hands unless a poll is (before or on the declaration of the result of the show of hands) demanded:(a) by the Chairman, or
(b) by at least three members of the Area present in person and entitled to vote. Unless a poll be so
demanded a declaration by the Chairman that a resolution has, on a show of hands, been carried
or carried unanimously or by a particular majority, or lost, and an entry to that effect made in
the book containing the minutes of proceeding of the Area, shall be conclusive evidence of the
fact without proof of the number or proportion of the votes recorded in favour of or against
such resolution. The demand for a poll may be withdrawn.
1 0 Except as hereinafter provided, if a poll is demanded, it shall be taken in such a manner as the
Chairman directs, and the result of the poll shall be deemed to be the resolution of the meeting
at which the poll was demanded.
11 In the case of an equality of votes, whether on a show of hands or on a poll, the Chairman of the meeting
at which the show of hands takes place or at which the poll is demanded, shall be entitled to a second
or casting vote.
12 A poll demanded on any question shall be taken forthwith.
13 The only members of an Area entitled to vote at any general meeting of the Area, shall be those entitled
to vote at any general meeting of the Association. No member of an Area shall be entitled to receive
notice of any general meeting of the Area or be reckoned in any quorum unless entitled to receive notice
of or be reckoned in any quorum of a general meeting of the Association, provided that any accidental
omission to enforce this rule shall not invalidate any resolution passed at the meeting.
14 Every member of the Area entitled to vote at any general meeting thereof shall have one vote upon a
show of hands or upon a poll, provided that a member representing two or more Affiliated, Company
or Regimental
Members shall be entitled to two votes only. Voting by proxy shall not be allowed.
1 5 The duties of each Area Representative and Area Committee are as follows:
(i) To foster within the Area the interests of the Association and to encourage all persons
interested in matters appertaining to show jumping and shows holding jumping competitions
to become members of the Association.
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(ii) To take care of the interests of the Association within the Area, including the holding of
meetings of Junior Members of the Association within the Area at which their parents may
attend, if it is considered that such a meeting or meetings is required.
(iii) To ensure the attendance of the Area Representative or of a member of the Area Committee at
every affiliated show in the Area at which Jumping competitions are or are likely to be held. The
person attending should make himself known to the Secretary of the Show and, if requested so
to do, should render assistance in the preliminary lay-out of the Jumping Course and co- operate
with the Executive of the Show and the Judges in ensuring the smooth running of the Jumping
Competitions.
(iv) To ensure that any infringement of the Rules or Regulations of the Association is reported to the
Chief Executive of the Association.
(v) To advise the Chief Executive of the Association of the names of all members for the time being
of the Area Committee and to send him a copy of the Minutes of every meeting of the Area
Committee, and of every general meeting of the Area.
(vi) To ensure that at the expiration of the term of office of the Area Representative all books and other
documents relating to the affairs of the Area (all of which are to be deemed the property of the
Association) are returned to the Chief Executive or handed over to the succeeding Area
Representative, whether new or re-appointed.
16 Each Area Committee shall hold at least one meeting in each year.
17 Subject to the provisions of these Rules and Regulations each Area Committee may meet together for
the despatch of its business, adjourn and otherwise regulate its meetings as it thinks fit. Questions
arising at any meeting of an Area Committee shall be decided by a majority of votes. In the case of
an equality of votes the Chairman shall have a second or casting vote, but no other member shall be
entitled to more than one vote. It shall not be necessary to give notice of a meeting of an Area Committee
to any member thereof for the time being absent from the United Kingdom The quorum necessary for
the transaction of the business of an Area Committee shall be three.
18 A member of an Area Committee shall vacate office:(a) If he shall cease to be qualified to be a member thereof.
(b) If by notice in writing to the Area Representative he resigns his office.
(c) If by a resolution passed by a two-thirds majority of the Area Committee present at a meeting
whereat not less than two-thirds of the members thereof shall be present, he is removed from
office.
19 Each Area Committee shall keep records and minutes:(a) Of all members of the Area and of all members for the time being of the Area Committee.
(b) Of all resolutions and proceedings at all meetings of the Area Committee and of the Area.
2 0 Notices may be given to any member of the Area either personally or by sending it by post to
him to the address within the Area supplied by him to the Area Committee for giving notices
to him. Where a notice is sent by post, service of the notice shall be deemed to be effected by
properly addressing, pre-paying and posting a letter containing the notice, and to have been
effected in all cases on the date upon which such letter is posted. The accidental omission to
give notice of a meeting to, or the non-receipt of notice of a meeting by any person shall not
invalidate the proceedings of that meeting.
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INSURANCE
The following policies are arranged by Marsh Ltd on behalf of BSJA with effect from 1st
July 2008:
Public and Products Liability
Below is a summary of the significant features, benefits and limitations of the cover
provided by Zurich Insurance Company Public and Products Liability policy.
For full details of the cover including complete terms, conditions and exclusions please
refer to the Master policy document, Policy No CC641923, issued to the British Show
Jumping Association
Type of insurance and cover
Cover is provided in respect of personal liability for members of the British Show Jumping
Association to pay compensation including legal costs for:
• accidental death or personal injury to any person excluding employees
• accidental loss or damage to third party material property arising out of the Members use and/or
ownership and/or control of a Horse(s) or Horse drawn vehicle(s) and direct participation by the
Insured in other Horse related activities including Show Jumping and/or taking part in shows.
The duration of this non-investment insurance contract is the date of initial membership to the
British Show Jumping Association and annually on the 1st July thereafter.
Significant features and benefi ts
• Cover applies world-wide (excluding products exported to USA/Canada).
• Indemnity limit £10,000,000.
• Indemnity for any person given permission by the Member to use the Insured’s Horse or
Horse drawn vehicle.
• Indemnity to any groom whilst working for the Member.
Significant and unusual exclusions or limitations
• The first £1,000 of any claim for third party property damage.
• Excludes any claim arising in connection with racing (other than gymkhana novelty races), point
to point or steeplechasing.
• Bodily Injury to any member of the Insured’s family or household or to any employee.
• Loss of or Damage to Property belonging to or in the care, custody or control of the Member or
any member of the Insured’s family or household or a person in their service.
• Bodily Injury or Loss of or Damage to Property arising out of or incidental to any profession,
occupation or business of the Insured, except in respect of grooms working for the Insured.
Significant conditions
• The Member shall exercise reasonable care and shall take all reasonable steps to prevent accidents
and to comply with all statutory or other obligations and regulations imposed by any authority and
shall maintain the premises and all ways, furnishings, works, machinery, plant and vehicles in sound
condition. In the event of the discovery of any defect or danger the Insured shall forthwith cause
such defect or danger to be made good or remedied and in the meantime shall cause such additional
precautions to be taken as the circumstances may require.
• If any claim covered by the Master Policy is alsocovered in whole or in part by any other insurance,
the liability of the Company shall apply as excess of, and not as contributory with, such other
insurance.
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Significant definitions
• ‘Member’ shall include: – any member of The British Show Jumping Association as described in
the Rules of the British Show Jumping Association:– normally domiciled in the United Kingdom,
Isle of Man or Channel Islands – normally domiciled elsewhere in the World whilst temporarily
visiting the United Kingdom, Isle of Man or Channel Islands from the time of arrival in the United
Kingdom, Isle of Man or Channel Islands until time of departure therefrom only – normally domiciled
outside the United Kingdom, Isle of Man or Channel Islands whilst acting as part of an official British
Show Jumping Team only – if required by Law, the parent or guardian of the said member.
• ‘Horse’ shall mean any horse, pony, donkey, mule,ass or jennet.
Claims notification
In the event of a claim or possible claim under theMaster Policy, the Assured must immediately
completethe ‘BSJA Members Insurance Claim Form’ available on the BSJA website and forward this
onto Neil Wyborn, Zurich UK General Insurance, 126 Hagley Road, Birmingham, B16 9PF.
The Assured must not admit liability or offer or agree to settle any claim without the Underwriter’s
written permission.
Law applicable to the contract
UK law allows both you and us to choose the law applicable to the contract. The contract will be
subject to the relevant law of the United Kingdom, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands relating
to your address as shown in the schedule. If there is any dispute as to which law applies it shall be
English law. The parties agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.
Complaints procedure
We want to provide a first class standard of service. If you have any cause for complaint you should,
in the first instance, contact Ansley Parker – Client Executive, Marsh Ltd, 39 Kings Hill Avenue,
West Malling, Maidstone, Kent. Tel 01732 877584.
If you remain dissatisfied with the response, we will refer your complaint to our Customer Relations
Team for a separate review. They will notify you once they receive your complaint and will provide
you with a final response when they have completed their inquiries. If we are unable to resolve your
complaint to your satisfaction within 8 weeks, or if we have provided you with a final decision letter,
you may be able to refer your complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS). This is a free
and impartial service. The FOS can be contacted on 0845 080 1800 or emailed at
[email protected] The FOS will only consider your complaint if, at the
time of notification, you are a private individual, a business
with a group annual turnover of less than £1 million, a charity with an annual income of less than
£1 million or a trustee of a trust with a net asset value of less than £1 million. Following the Complaints
Procedure does not affect your legal rights.
Financial Services Compensation Scheme
Zurich Insurance Company are covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). You
may be entitled to compensation should they be unable to meet their obligations.
You may contact the FSCS on 020 7892 7300 or further information is available at www.fscs.org.uk
Cancellation rights
This policy does not entitle you to a cooling-off period.
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How your data will be used
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BSJA Officials
Personal Accident Insurance
The President, Honorary Vice Presidents, Nationally or Regionally elected or co-opted Members
of the Executive Board, Honorary Medical Officer, Veterinary Officer and all Officials (including
Judges, Time Judges, Course Builders and Course Designers) listed in the year book under the heading
of “Panel of Area Representatives and Officials” whilst acting in any capacity at a BSJA Affiliated
Show, including any Permanent or Temporary Replacements for those listed excluded other
Voluntary Helpers and Arena Parties.
Operative Time
Whilst attending a show jumping event, committee/showjumping meeting including travel thereto
and therefrom
Benefits (per person)
Death
Permanent Total Disablement
Loss of limb(s), eye(s), hearing, speech
Temporary Total Disablement per week
GBP60,000
GBP60,000
GBP60,000
GBP250 per week
(up to 104 weeks)
Conditions
Cover is subject to the full terms exceptions and conditions of the policy.
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Claims
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PANEL OF AREA REPRESENTATIVES
AND OFFICIALS BY AREA
Members Registration Number is shown after name
The names of FEI Judges and FEI Course Designers are shown by ^ symbol
Judges with Computers are shown by # symbol
All Judges are Time Keepers
Area - 1 South West Scotland (KA/DG)
Area Representatives
McKerlie, Mr C, (44594), Lochdow, Crossmichael, Castle Douglas, D67 2LW.
Tel: (01556) 670445 (Home), (01556) 502564 (Work), Mobile: 07768 742354.
Warwick, Mrs N, (34960), Monkredding Lodge, Kilwinning, Ayrshire, KA13 7QN.
Tel: (01294) 552466, Mobile: 07774 285879.
Judges
Cuthbertson, Miss S, (97610), 29 Greenlees Ct., Dalry, Ayrshire KA24 5DB.
Tel: 07974 073280.
Edgar, Mrs J, (81747), 5 Ross Road, Saltcoats, Ayrshire, KA21 6AH. Tel: (01294) 466464.
Forbes, Lady J, (10026),Benevean, Kendoon, Dalry, Castle Douglas, DG7 3UB.
Tel: (01644) 460626.
Glen, Mrs A, (17147), Greenfield Farm, Newmilns, By Kilmarnock, KA16 9LS.
Tel: (01560) 320520. Mobile: 07884 330506
Logan, Mrs E, (20149), 2 Auchenmade Terrace, Dalry, Ayrshire, KA24 4HG. Tel: (01294) 833402.
McCulloch, Mr C, (44591), Glencart Farm, Dalry, KA24 4HH.
Tel: Home: (01294) 833255, Work: (0141) 221 0342.
^Rowallan, Lord J, (38005), Meiklemosside, Fenwick, Ayrshire, KA3 6AY.
Tel: (01560) 600769. E-Mail: [email protected].
Smith, Mr T, (53443), Lambridden Stud, Dalry, Ayrshire, KA24 4EN. Tel: (01294) 833066.
Warwick, Mrs E, (78346), The Cottage, High Balsarroch, Corton, Alloway, Ayr, KA6 6BU.
Tel: (01292) 560546.
Warwick, Mrs N, (34960), as above.
Associate Judges
Russell, Mrs S L, (48634), Meiklemosside, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, KA3 6AY.
Tel: (01560) 600679.
Smith, Mrs J, (16566), Lambridden Farm, Dalry, Ayrshire, KA13 7QN. Tel: (01294) 833066.
McKie, Ms S (40468), 10 Montgomerie St., Girvan, Ayrshire KA26 9HE Tel: (01465) 712323
Mobile: 07808 055255 e-mail: [email protected]
Collecting Ring Stewards
Sheret, Mr W, MBE (23581), Glendale, 12 East Donington Street, Darvel, Ayrshire, KA17 0JW
Urquhart, Mr I, (62116), The Cottage, High Balsarroch, Corton, Alloway, Ayr, KA6 6BU.
Tel: (01292) 560546.
Advanced Course Designer
^McGowan, Mr M, (38608), Hallmark Stud, Sidehead Frm, Stewarton, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, KA3
5LN. Tel/Fax: (01560) 484445, Mobile 07774 895530, e-mail: [email protected].
Median Course Designers
Forbes, Lady J, (10026), As Above.
Kennedy, Mr J H, (51870), 3c Ailsa Road, Troon, Ayrshire, KA10 6DB. Tel: (01292) 220194,
Mobile: 07765 580878.
Assistant Course Builders
Cowan, Mr S, (103332), 26 Cochrane Avenue, Dundonald, Ayrshire, KA2 9EQ.
Tel: (01560) 600759 Mobile: 07814 259555 e-mail:[email protected]
Rowallan, Lord, (38005) as above.
Sapwell, Mr J (117233),West Welton Farm, Mauchline, Ayrshire KA5 6LJ Mobile: 07840 485577
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^ International Course Designer/Judge
Area - 2 South East Scotland (EH/TD)
Area Representative
Black, Mr A, (20875), Lorneville, Drem, North Berwick, EH39 5AR.Tel: (01620) 850263,
Mobile: 07831 659136.
McNaughton, Mrs M (80249), Edinburgh & Lasswade Riding Centre, Kevock Road, Lasswade, EH18
1HX Tel: 0131 663 7676
Collecting Ring Steward
Rennie, Mr T, (116110), 43 Mavisbank, Loanhead, EH20 9DD
Tel: 0131 440 2270, Mobile: 07852 290709
Area - 3 Lanarkshire (ML)
Anderson, Mrs L (76225) West Kype Farm, Strathaven, Lanarkshire ML10 6PR Tel: (01357)
521105 Mobile: 07753 845195 e-mail: [email protected]
Ormiston, Mr J, (12319), 5 Isabella Gardens, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, ML3 7TW
Tel: (01698) 891864, Mobile: 07850 011129 e-mail:[email protected]
Judges
Blackie, Mrs D, (53781), Dykend House, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, ML3 8RU. Tel: (01698)
286406.
Blackie, Mr G, (39549) Dykend House, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, ML3 8RU. Tel: (01698) 286406,
Mobile:07050 173304.
Forsyth, Mr W M, (11002), Wester Dunsyston Farm, Chapelhall, Airdrie, ML6 8QN.
Tel: (01698) 870212.
Jamieson, Mr J, (130), Croftlands, 289 Carlisle Road, Kirkmuirmill, ML11 9RA. Tel: (01555)
893890.
Jamieson-Cowan, Miss Linda, (63), 1 Fleming Gardens, Blackwood, Lanark, ML11 9RY.
Tel: Home: (01555) 892466, Work: (01555) 890175.
Mair, Mrs J M, (20796), Glenauld, Hamilton Road, Strathaven, ML10 6SX.Tel: (01357) 523555
Myles Mrs J, (79952) Lambhill Farm, Strathaven ML10 6RW Mobile: 07825 623736
Nugent, Mrs V, (34334), Lethame House Equestrian Centre, Lethame Road, Strathaven, ML10
6RW. Tel: (01357) 520270.
*Ormiston, Mr J, (12319), as above
Blackie, Mr G, as above.
Ormiston, Mr J, as above.
Rendall, Mr K, (40225), 15 Gladsmuir, Forth, Lanark, ML11 8BE. Tel: (01555) 811036.
Area - 4 Glasgow (GS/PA)
Lennox, Miss E, (96886) 49 Armour Court, High Blantyre, Glasgow, G72 9TS
Tel: 07795 972783
Shields, Miss L K, (92874), 211 Ritchie Park, Johnstone, Renfrewshire, PA5 8JL.
Tel: (01505) 344256 (Home), Mobile: 07918 611694 e-mail: [email protected]
Judges
Aitken, Ms L, (61102), Ferry Farm, Ferry Road, Tayinloan, Argyll, PA29 6XQ.
Tel: (01583) 441141.
Lennox, Miss E, (96886) as above
Shields, Miss L K, (92874), as above
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Associate Judges
Crawley, Miss N (125219) 6 Bramble Wynd, Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire PA14 6RB Tel: (01475)
Doherty, Mr M (102322), 15 Gleddoch Wynd, Langbank, Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire PA14 6XZ
Tel: 07900 400184
Hamilton, Mrs A, (93677), 15 High Street, Johnstone, Renfrewshire, PA5 8JU.
Tel: (01505) 683569.
Hamilton, Mrs M (114483), 6 Attlee Rd., Eaglesham Gait, Jackton, E Kilbride G74 5PJ
Tel: (01355) 230581, Mobile: 07971 917572.
MacFarlane, Mrs T, (107420), 15 Auldbar Terrace, Paisley, PA2 6XQ
Tel: 0141 562 6577, Mobile: 07914 343225
Canney, Mr R, (74047), 29 Anniston, Twechar, Kilsyth, Glasgow, G65 9RD.
Tel: Home: 01236 820696, Mobile: 07845 734743
Area 5 Central Scotland (GN/FK)
Logan, Mrs A, (96378), Hillend Farm, Helensfield, Alloa, Clackmannanshire, FK10 3PU.
Tel: (01259) 723560, Mobile: 07721 402672
^Pelly, Miss J, (17357), Kennels Cottage, Solsgirth by Dollar, FK14 7NZ.Tel: (01259) 742621,
Mobile: 07778 063382..
Judges
Brown, Miss R M H, (21798), 72 Hawthorn Avenue, Bearsden, Glasgow, G61 3NQ.
Tel: Home: (0141) 942 5889.
Easdon, Mrs A, (54806), Redlands, Tulliahan, Kincardine, By Alloa, FK10 4AX.
Tel:(01259) 730866.
Campbell, Mrs A, (53506), 35 Thornwood Avenue, Lenzie, Kirkintilloch, Glasgow, G66 4EL.
Tel: (0141) 776 6676.
McKenzie-Walker, Mrs S, (35551), Crosshouse, Campsie Glen Livery, Strathblane Road, Campsie
Glen, Glasgow, G65 7AR. Tel: (01360) 311332, Mobile: 07961 847274.
^Pelly, Miss J, as above.
Scott, Miss H, (94844), 14 Richard Quinn Street, Cowie, Stirling FK7 7DU Tel: (01786 818979)
Campbell, Mr I, (53504), 35 Thornwood Avenue, Lenzie, Kirkintilloch, Glasgow, G66 4EL.
Tel: (01417) 766676.
^ International Judge
Area 6 Fife (KY)
Low-Mitchell, Miss S (22260), Balcormo Farm, Leven, Fife, KY8 5QF
Tel: 01333 360287, Mobile: 07715 545769
McCoy, Mrs K, (96160), 31 Westbank, Auchtermuchty, Fife, KY14 7LA
Tel: Mobile: 07720 767364
Judges
Bain, Mr L, (42446), 87 Rimbleton Avenue, Glenrothes, Fife, KY6 2DA.
Tel: (01592) 753985, Work: (01337) 831244.
Cormie, Miss F, (81227) 20 Glencairn Gardens, Leven, Fife, KY8 5NE. Tel: (01333) 426851.
Dryburgh, Mrs M, (22743), Kingseat of Outh, Kelty, Fife, KY4 0JW. Tel: (01383) 830583.
Halliday, Mrs K, (10608), Fincraig's Folly, By-Cupar, Fife, KY15 4QQ. Tel: (01382) 330417.
McCoy, Mrs K, (96160), As Above
#Manson, Mr G, (18325), 'Crailyn', The Row, Letham, Fife, KY7 7RS. Tel: (01337) 810481,
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Mobile: 07887 776088.
Mole, Mr D, (72383), 78 Springbank, Kennoway, Leven, Fife, KY8 5JQ. Tel: (01333) 351646.
Pottie, Mrs L (121201) Maplewood, Middle Balado, Balado, Kinross, Perthshire KY13 0NH Tel:
(01577) 863715 Mobile: 07768 244699 e-mail:[email protected]
#Watson, Mr B T, (87654), 45 Carden Avenue, Cardenden, Fife, KY5 0EP. Tel: (01592) 721403,
Mobile: 0773 4924481, E-mail: [email protected]
^ International Course Designer
Area 7 - Tayside (PH/DD)
Judges
Clark, Ms K, (104116)3 Bucklers Wynd, Kellas, Dundee DD5 3PP Mobile: 07793 683307
McLeod, Ms V, (104860), Cowford House, Menmuir, By Brechin, Angus, DD9 6SF.
Tel: (01356) 660214, Mobile: 07799 602050
Paterson, Mrs J, (24682), Lea Park, Arbroath Road, Forfar, DD8 2RZ. Tel: (01307) 462761,
Mobile: 07957 865255.
Associate Judge
Cepok, Mrs J (103614), Drummawhance Cottage, Auchterader, Perthhire PH3 1NP Mobile:
07860 457119 e-mail:[email protected]
Paterson, Mr J G, (18884), 2 Kirkton Park, Forfar, DD8 2BY. Tel: (01307) 462160.
Area 8 - North Of Scotland (AB/IV/KW)
Still, Ms S, (46851), 198 Queens Road, Aberdeen, AB15 8DD. Tel: (01224) 742011.
Western, Mrs A, (51659), Toux Farm, Mintlaw, Aberdeenshire, AB42 4LX. Tel: (01771) 623544.
Judges
Barclay, Mr C, (96609), The Mill, Inverkeithny, Huntly, Aberdeenshire AB54 7XB Tel: (01466
730356 Mobile: 07850 903230
Enoch, Mr R, (91361), Woodend Farmhouse, Newmacher, Aberdeen, AB21 0QE.
Tel: (01651) 862143.
Foster, Miss N, (107870), Sunnybank, Old Whiteford, Pitcapie,Inverurie, Aberdeenshire AB51
5EB Tel: (01467) 681775, Mobile: 07801 369555, E-mail: [email protected].
Graham, Mr J, (80610), 3 West Cairnbeg, Laurencekirk, Aberdeenshire AB30 1SR.
Tel: (01561) 320018.
Hamilton, Mr M, (13772), The Laurels, Corsehill, Newmachar, Aberdeen, AB21 7XA.
Tel: (01224) 725504, Mobile: 07740 927665.
Lovett, Mrs C, (63792), 134 Forrest Park, Stonehaven , AB3 2GF. Tel: (01569) 765321.
Paterson, Mr A, (52931), Logiecairns, Oldmill, Disblair Road, Newmacher, AB21 0RH.
Tel: (01651) 863344.
Rhind, Mrs A, (88715), Ashfield, Blackhall Road, Inverurie, AB51 5JJ. Tel: (01467) 621155.
Ross, Mrs A, (91620), Mains of Dyce, Aberdeen, AB21 7AH. Tel: Home: (01224) 773121,
Fax: (01224) 774433, Mobile: 07860 951609, E-mail: [email protected].
Western, Mrs A, (51659), as above
Wilson, Mrs D, (79415), Breck Cottage, The Breck, Barrock, Caithness KW14 8XQ Tel: (01847)
851650 Mobile: 07881 772339
Associate Judges
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Ferguson, Mrs A (101754), Faraway R&R, South Balnoon, Forgue, Huntly,. Aberdeenshire AB54
6DH Tel: (01466) 730358
Joyce, Mrs P, (110573), 10 Ferry Hill, Grantown Road, Forres, IV36 2GY. Tel: (01309) 674163,
Mobile: 07770 542971.
Lovett, Mr I, (55469), 134 Forest Park, Stonehaven, Kincardineshire, AB3 2GF.
Tel: (01509) 765321.
Quennell, Mr. M.R (79034), Ordyfauld, Keith Hall, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire AB51 0LL Tel:
(01467) 624376 Mobile: 07766 808331 e-mail: [email protected]
Gallagher, Mr E, 22 Westhill Road, Stonehaven, AB3 2EE Tel: 01569 762494
Hexley, Mr C, (80257), 46 Ross Street, Golspie, Sutherland, KW10 6SA. Tel: (01408) 633189,
Mobile: 07789 400753.
Ronald, Mr J, (19847), Mains of Cairncake, Cuminestown, Turriff, Aberdeenshire, AB53 5YS.
Tel: (01888) 544621.
Associate Course Builder
Lovett, Mr I, (55469), as above
Beaumont, Mrs D, (110469), 46 Ross Street, Golspie, Sutherland, KW10 6SA.
Tel: (01408) 633189, Mobile: 07840 977147.
McDonald, Mr C, (54225), 198 Queens Road, Aberdeen, AB15 8DD. Tel: (01224) 630897.
Cruickshank, Mr S, (55928), 9 Three Rivers Walk, Elgin, Morayshire, Scotland, IV30 4AG.
Tel: (01343) 545662.
No. 12 Area: Northumbria, Tyne and Wear
Area Representative
Allen, Mr P, (13633), Stainsby Grange, Thornaby, Stockton on Tees, Cleveland, TS17 9AB.
Tel: (01642) 762233, Mobile:07771 763151.
Deputy Area Representative
+Lewis, Mrs A (95794), 20 Kendal Dr.,Cramlington, Nland NE23 9XE Mobile: 07919 071018
Judges
Basey, Mr R, (19787), 24 Wallridge Cottages, Ingoe, Northumberland NE20 0SY
Tel: (01830) 530166 Mobile 07974 501797.
Frizelle, Mrs M, (111969), 10 Owen Brannigan Drive, Dudley, Northumberland NE23 7BG
Tel: 0191 250 2361, Mobile: 07921 824044.
~Jopling, Mr C W, (19760), 42, Harwood Drive, Simonside Park, Killingworth Village, Newcastle
upon Tyne, NE12 0FH. Tel: (0191)268 4733.
McVittie, Mr K, (68323), 15 Inglewood Close, Blyth, Northumberland NE24 4LT Tel: (01670)
352516 Mobile: 07976 568113
Associate Judges
Chester, Mr P, (87177), Whitefield Farm Cottage, Bothal, Morpeth NE61 6SS Tel: (01670)
Davison, Mrs S, (79129), 15 Inglewood Close, Blyth, Northumberland NE24 4LT Tel: (01670)
352516 Mobile: 07814 549526
Gonzales, Mrs J, (107513), 19 Aspen Close, Shiney Row, Houghton le Spring, Tyne & Wear DH4
7TU Tel: 0191 3854975(home) 0191 279 5856 (work)
07906 074021 e-mail
[email protected]
Foster, Mrs J, (105107), 31 Forster Court, Lowfell, Gateshead NE9 6HZ Tel: 0191 422 4572
Mobile: 07985 329807
Jones, Miss E (117814), 37 Millburn Tr., Choppington, Northumberland NE62 5UN Tel: (10670)
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Writers
Massey, Miss G, (85592), 23 Albion Gardens, Burnopfield, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear,
NE24 4JJ. Tel: Home: (01207) 271399.
Swailes, Mrs J, (75040), 27 Brooks Rise, Langley Moor, Durham DH7 8XY Mobile: 07895 033655
Jopling, Mr C W, as above.
McVittie, Mr K, (68323) as above.
Mewse, Mr A, (71773), West View Stables, East Edmondsley Farm, Edmondsley, Durham, DH7
6EZ. Tel: 0191 371 2065; Mobile:07906 468450; e-mail: [email protected]
~ Holds area measuring wheel.
+ Timing set available for hire on application.
No. 12A Area: Cleveland, Durham
Area Representative
Allen, Mr P, (13633), Stainsby Grange, Thornaby, Stockton on Tees, Cleveland, TS17 9AB.
Tel: (01642) 762233, Mobile:07771 763151.
Brannen, Mrs A, (10120), Red Barns Farm, Toronto, Bishop Auckland, County Durham, DL14
7RJ. Tel: (01388) 663546.
Judges
Allen, Mr P, (13633), as above.
Balbach, Mrs S, (49211), 15 North End, Hutton Rudby, Yarm, Cleveland, TS15 0DG.
Tel: (01642) 706160 Mobile: 07968 251156.
Brannen, Mrs A, as above.
King, Mr D W, (43180), 24 Greenways, Sunnybrow, Crook, Co Durham DL15 0LX.
Tel: (01388) 746578 e-mail: [email protected]
Wray, Mrs J, (51936), 11 Greenacres, Pelton, Chester le Street, Co Durham, DH2 1DJ.
Tel: (0191) 370 2341, Mobile: 07961 810999.
Associate Judge
Wray, Miss E, (51937) 7 Fieldside, Pelton, Chester le Street, Co Durham DH2 1DY Tel: 0191
3700390 Mobile: 07813 0038883
Candler, Miss, Claire, 43 Bassleton Lane, Bassleton Court, Thornaby, Cleveland, TS17 0LB.
Tel: (01642) 761722.
Balbach, Mr K, (20882), Tithelands, Picton, Yarm, Cleveland TS15 0AG
Tel: (01642) 706100, Mobile: 07976 982433. E-mail: [email protected].
+Candler, Mr B, (61863), 43 Bassleton Lane, Bassleton Court, Thornaby, Cleveland, TS17 0LB.
Tel: (01642) 761722.
+Allen, Mr P, as above.
Assistant Course Builder
Laidlaw, Mr J, (113265) 9 Elsdon Close, Chester Le Street, Co Durham DH2 3SZ Mobile:
07912 432151
* Jumps are available for hire on application to Mrs L Barker, Pasture House, Thirsk Road,
Thornton-le-Moor, Northallerton, DL6 3SH. Tel: (01609) 774883.
No. 14 Area: North Cumbria (North of the A5093 from Millom onto the A595 meeting
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the A593 to Ambleside, onto the A591 towards Windermere. Then onto the A592 to
Penrith and North of the A66 until reaching the Cumbrian County boundary.
Excluding Windermere and Millom but including Penrith, Appleby and Brough.)
Area Representative
Foster, Mr N, (108510),Orchard View, Station Road, Cumwhinton, Carlisle, CA4 8DJ. Tel:
Mobile: 07894 997539, Work: 07703 340448 e-mail:[email protected]
Bowman, Mrs S (21495)The Chalet, Lakeland View, Greengill, Penrith, Cumbria CA11 8SE Tel:
(01768) 6322252 e-mail:[email protected]
Judges
+Collier, Mr J, (71968), Blackdyke Farm, Blackford, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA6 4EY.
Tel: (01228) 674633.
Dixon, Mr D, (77012), Croft House Stud Farm, Cargo, Carlisle, Cumbria CA6 4AW Tel: (01228)
672314 Mobile: 07990 995718
Sharpley, Mr A (65211), 26 Cawflands, Durdar, Carlisle, CA2 4UH. Tel: (01228) 810418.
Strong, Mrs L M, (113086), Sleagill House, Sleagill, Penrith, Cumbria, CA10 3HD.
Tel: (01931) 714182, Mobile: 07759 377303.
Wilson, Mrs M, (105371), Greenlands, Wreay, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA4 0RR. Tel: (01697) 473374.
Associate Judge
Riddell, Ms, M (122499), 11 Whinsmoor Drive, Carlisle, Cumbria CA1 3PU Tel: (01228) 511255
Mobile: 07932 942515
Sharp, Mr K, (39582), Pele House, Brougham Avenue, Brougham, Penrith, Cumbria, CA10 2DD.
Tel: (01768) 863378.
Time Keeper
Tubman, Mr A G, (10317), 11 West View, Bransty, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 6BX.
Tel: Home (01946) 695643.
Associate Course Builders
Collier, Mr J I, (71968), as above.
Foster, Mr N, (108510), as above
Bainbridge, Mr P, (86568), Murray House, Cumwhinton, Carlisle, CA4 8DH. Tel: 01228 561690.
Writer
Mason, Mr M S (101499), 1 Crummock Place, Abbey Town, Wigton, Cumbria, CA7 4TD.
Tel: (01697) 361014.
+ Timing sets available for hire on application.
No. 14A Area: South Cumbria (South of the A5093 from Millom onto the A595 meeting
the A593 to Ambleside, onto the A591 to Penrith and South of the A66 until
reaching the Cumbrian County boundary. Excluding Penrith, Appleby and Brough
but including Windermere and Millom.)
Area Representative
*+Taylor, Mr W B, (29361), Woodlea, Ayside, Grange Over Sands, Cumbria, LA11 6JE.
Tel: (01539) 531302, Mobile:07771 570875.
Judges
Buckley, Mrs J, (61770), Hill Farm, Ings, Kendal, Cumbria, LA8 9QQ. Tel: (01539) 821746.
Dawson, Mrs L, (96762), 11 Ashcourt, Birkrigg Park, Ulveston, Cumbria, LA12 0UQ.
Tel: (01229) 584100 (Home), (01229) 582401 (Work).
~Maddock, Mr J, (32515), 48 Lapstone Rd, Millom, Cumbria, LA18 4BU. Tel: (01229) 772556.
Taylor, Mrs J, (55534), Woodlea, Ayside, Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria, LA11 6JE.
Tel: (01539) 531302.
Taylor, Mr W B, (29361), as above.
Wheeler, Miss YK (13498), 39 Burton Rd., Kendal, Cumbria LA9 7LJ Tel: (01539) 720156
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Taylor, Mr W B, (29361), as above.
~Maddock, Mr J, as above.
* +Jumps & Timing available for hire on application
No. 15 Area: North Yorkshire (West of A19 from Cleveland County boundary to York
and then onto Selby and then west of A1041 to Snaith, including York and Selby.)
West Yorkshire (North of River Aire to Leeds and then North of M62 including
Leeds.)
Area Representative
*Barker, Mrs L, (17423), Pasture House, Thirsk Road, Thornton-le-Moor, Northallerton,
DL6 3SH.
Tel: (01609) 774883 Fax:01609 783731Mobile: 07763 417022 email:[email protected]
Judges
Birtwistle, Mrs J C, (12354), Harrogate Equestrian Centre, Brackenthwaite Lane, Burn Bridge,
Harrogate, Yorks, HG3 1PW. Tel: (01423) 871894.
Cawood, Mrs A, (54415), 20 Whitelass Close, Thirsk, N Yorks,YO7 1FG.
Tel: (01845) 526283.
Downs, Mr D A, (142), Denton Nook, 49 Roydhouse, Shelley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD8
8LR. Tel: Home: (01484) 605978, Work: (01484) 428203.
^+Haigh, Mr D, (10735), Beech Cottage, Healey Green Lane, Huddersfield, HD5 0PA.
Tel/Fax: (01484) 511290, Mobile: 07824 999774 e-mail: [email protected]
Haigh, Mrs M H, (10310),as above
Kay, Mrs M, (59133), Westfield, Kirby Sigston, Northallerton, DL6 3RD.
Tel: (01609) 777909, Email: [email protected]
Parvin, Mrs H, (89208), Clarkwood Farm, Sessay, Thirsk, N Yorks, YO7 3NP.
Tel: (01845) 577328.
~+Peacock, Mr G E, (10391), Hollydene, Borrowby, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7 4QQ.
Tel: (01845) 537108.
Associate Judges
Foster Mrs S (111882), 2 Ayr Av., Colburn, Catterick Garrison, N Yorks DL9 4GE Tel: (01748)
832533 Mobile: 07821 232962
Howells Mrs A (96405), 8 Primrose Hill Garth, Swillington, Leeds LS26 8XW Tel: 0113 287 7612
Mobile: 07910 732635
Wilkinson, Miss H (125195), 3 Helmsley Way, Northallerton, N Yorks DL7 8TA Tel: (01609)
Dace, Mrs S (123053) c/o Bishop Burton College, Bishop Burton, Beverley, E Yorks HU17 8QG Tel:
(01964) 553087
Innes Lloyd, c/o Bishop Burton College, Bishop Burton, Beverley, E Yorks HU17 8QG
Jones Claire, c/o Bishop Burton College, Bishop Burton, Beverley, E Yorks HU17 8QG
Pass Becki, c/o Bishop Burton College, Bishop Burton, Beverley, E Yorks HU17 8QG
Abbs, Mr J L, (61493), 2 St Ronans Road, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG2 8LE.
Tel: (01423) 550230, Mobile: 07970 148222.
Downs, Mr D A, as above.
Goodwin, Mr B, (15382), 31 Bar Lane, Midgley, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF4 4JH.
Tel: (01924) 830381.
Haigh, Mr D, as above.
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Brown, Mr I, (101560), Broomfield House, Yafforth, Northallerton, N Yorks, DL7 0PQ.
Tel: (01609) 761524
Fox, Mr G,(113999),Thorpecroft, Londonderry, Northallerton, N Yorks DL7 9NE Tel: (01677)
422668; Mobile: 07771 686474 e-mail: [email protected]
* Jumps available for hire on application
No 15A Area: Humberside (North of the River Humber) North Yorkshire (East of the
A19 from Cleveland County boundary to York and then onto Selby and the East of
A104 to Snaith. Excluding York and Selby.)
Area Representative
Judges
Bainbridge, Mr M, (38064), Port Royal E.C., Skiff Lane, Holme on Spalding Moor, Yorkshire,
YO43 4AZ. Tel: (01430) 861129, Mobile: 07950 819267.
Bainbridge, Mrs M, (94810), Port Royal E.C., Skiff Lane, Holme on Spalding Moor, Yorkshire,
YO43 4AZ. Tel: (01430) 861129, Mobile: 07767 318101.
~Boddy, Mrs D E, (10509), Common Farm, Mosswood, Nr Crowle, North Lincolnshire, DN17
4BZ.
Tel: (01724) 711558 Mobile: 07807 816039
Fearnall, Mrs A C, (33362), Meadowcroft, West Street, Leven, Hull HU17 5LR
Tel: (01964) 543197
^Grant, Mr S P, (32496), Rectory Farm, Lockington, Driffield, N Humberside, YO25 9SG.
Tel: (01430) 810202.
McNaughton, Mrs M, (15131), 47, Southgate, Hutton Cranswick, Driffield, North Humberside,
YO25 9QX. Tel: (01377) 270869.
McNaughton, Miss S, (51969), 41, Southgate, Hutton Cranswick, Driffield, North Humberside,
YO25 9QX.
Robinson, Mr W R, (10024), April Cottage, Main Street, Allerston, Pickering, N Yorks, YO18
7PG. Tel: (01723) 850186.
Thompson, Mr C J, (38122), 8 Lumby Lane, South Milford, West Yorkshire, LS25 5DA.
Mobile: 07702 984928.
Associate Judges
Bielby, Mr R, (53295), 37 Molescroft Park, Beverley, East Yorkshire, HU17 7HY.
Tel: (01482) 861917.
Topi Miss. L (124321), 118 Constantine Avenue, York, N Yorks YO10 3TB Tel: (01904) 410569
Writer
Mrs V M Pigg, The Elms, West Ayton, Scarborough, N Yorks, YO13 9JD. Tel: (01723) 862113.
Boddy, Mrs D E, as above.
Bainbridge, Mr M, (38064), as above.
Barraclough, Miss T, (78692), 5 Carlton Road, Sutton on Derwent, York, YO41 4BS.
Tel: 07980 758817, E-mail: [email protected].
* Jumps available for hire on application from Mr R Underwood 01430 440236
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No. 16 Area: South and West Yorkshire (South of River Aire to Leeds and then South
of M62, excluding Leeds.)
Area Representative
Ambler, Mr D A, (47031), 1 Coldstream Avenue, Warmsworth, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN4
9PL. Tel: (01302) 852403 Mobile: -07751 352964
Davison, Mrs M, (74291) Wren Hall, Drax, Selby, N Yorks YO8 8NG. Tel:(01430) 802012 Mobile:
07817 448150
Judges
Ambler, Mr D A, (47031), as above.
Andrew, Mrs M, (56120), 8 Northumberland Avenue, Costhorpe, Nr Worksop, Nottingham, S81
9JP. Tel: (01909) 731292.
Blakemore, Mrs H, (107997), 6 Castle View, Green Moor, Wortley, Sheffield S36 7DQ
Mobile: 07876 704896. e-mail: [email protected]
Hiorns, Mr F, (10738), 15 Maple Avenue, Hardwick Road, Pontefract, West Yorks, WF8 3QN.
Tel: Home: (01977) 702458.
Lane, Mrs Y, (81876), Bridge House Farm, Wroot Road, Epworth, Doncaster, DN9 1EA.
Tel: (01427) 873817.
Leesley, Miss T, (51334), 171 Foxhill Road, Birley, Carr, Sheffield, S6 4HF
Tel: ( 01142) 817096, Mobile: 07710 755012.
Oliver, Mr P, (98913), Kelholme, Kelfield, Doncaster, S Yorkshire. Tel: (01427) 728245.
~+ Watson, Mr J K, (10140), 27 Manor Road, Brampton Bierlow, Rotherham, South Yorkshire,
S63 6BJ. Tel: (01709) 873272.
Watson, Mr T, (10485), 22 Crowley Drive, Wath-Upon-Dearne, Rotherham, South Yorkshire,
S63 7JF. Tel: (01709) 874083.
Associate Judge
Henwood, Mr M, (94145), contact via Pam Rose, BSJA Office: 02476 698800.
Untisz, Mrs A (116271) 16 Tanfield Close, Royston,. Barnsley, S Yorks S71 4JH Tel: (01226)
Writers
Hobson, Mrs V (107528), Moorhouse EC, Gap Farm, Moorhouse Lane, Moorhouse, Doncaster DN6
7HA Tel: (01977) 642109
Moore, Mr A, 10 Park Road, Stunnington, Sheffield S6 5PD Tel: (0114) 234 6647 Mobile: 07784
560004
Allen Kathy, 28 Caxton St., Barnsley, S Yorks S70 2LF Tel: (01226) 247515
Andrew, Laura, 8 Northumberland Avenue, Costhope, Nr Worksop, Notts, S81 9JP.
Tel: (01909) 731292.
Hughes, Mrs, A (70009), Thorpe Grange Bungalow, Newark Road, Aubourn, Lincoln LN5 9EJ Tel:
(01522) 683040
Mannion, Diane, 34 Church Balk, Thorne, Doncaster, DN8 5BY. Tel: (01405) 817001.
Ruane, Christine, 8 Small Grove, Stainforth, Doncaster, DN7 5RR. Tel: (01302) 843293.
Wood, Brian, 17 Moorside Avenue, Drighlington, BD11 1HH. Tel: 0113 285 3239.
*Pearson, Mr A, (65379), 1 Princess Plantation, Firbeck, Worksop, Notts.
S81 8LB.
Tel: (01709) 812341.
* Rubber water jump available for hire on application.
No. 17 Area: Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Merseyside (North of River Mersey)
Area Representative
Gibson, Miss S, (15767), Warren Croft Farm, Lowton, Warrington, Cheshire, WA3 1BY.
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Duggan, Mrs D, (40280), Wilson's Farm, Jacks Lane, Westhoughton, Bolton, Lancs, BL5 2DJ.
Tel: (01942) 813130, Mobile: 07776 130205.
Judges
Baker, Mrs J, (39754), Bold Heath Equestrian Centre, Heath House Farm, Bold Heath, Widnes,
Cheshire, WA8 0XT. Tel: (0151) 424 5151.
Fazakerley, Mr S R, (10368), 2 Station Cottage, Rindle Road, Astley Moss, Tyldesley, Lancashire,
M29 7LS. Mobile: 07719 525629.
Gardner, Mr S D, (41349), Valiants Equestrian Centre, Lancaster Road, Out Rawcliffe, Nr. Preston,
Lancs, PR3 6BL. Tel: (01995) 670463. Mobile: 07904 029560. Email: [email protected].
Gleave, Mr N, (10480), Fleetwood Hall Farm, Roach Road, Salmesbury, Preston, Lancs, PR5 0UA.
Tel: (01254) 854349 or 853259.
^Millin, Mr M J, (70922), 41 Beechfield, Hilldale,Parbold, Lancs WN8 7AR. Mobile: 07939
691667.
Platt, Mr E, (10433), 1, Moor Hey, Lea Lane, Preston. Lancs. PR4 0RN. Tel: (01772) 726132.
Sanderson, Mrs J, (10091), Dunroamin, Hollins Lane, Forton, Lancs, PR3 0AA.
Tel: (01524) 792537.
Southward, Mr J A, (39588), 36 Birch Road, Garstang, Preston, Lancs, PR3 1WJ.
Tel: (01995) 602923. Email:[email protected].
Sullivan, Mrs L, (98914), Stable Cottage, Garstang Road, Pilling,Preston, Lancs PR3 6AL Tel:
(01253) 790316
Sullivan, Mr M J, (10124), as above
Associate Judges
Bewsher, Mr M, (14238), 83 Windermere Road, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 5EP.Tel: (01539) 740568.
Bullock, Mrs J, (92529), 1 Dobfield Road, Rochdale, Lancs, OL16 3AW. Tel: (01706) 647101,
E-Mail: [email protected]
Davenport, Mr P R, (25568), 3 Aveling Drive, Banks, Southport, Lancs, PR9 8BJ.
Tel: (01704) 506363.
Hart, Miss K (124824), 10 Skiddaw Street, Silloth, Wigton, Cumbria CA7 4AU Tel: (01697) 331817
Mobile: 07742 279280 e-mail:[email protected]
O'Neill, Ms A (12271), Connifer Cottage, 4 Smiths Road, Bolton BL3 2PP Tel: (01204) 527684
Fazakerley, Mr S, as above.
Bull, Mr K, (92368), 3 Meadowcroft Avenue, Catterall, Garstang,Preston, Lancs
Mobile: 07872 436760
Davenport, Mr P R, (25568), as above.
Gardner, Mr P, (47584), Carr Farm, Green Dicks Lane, Pilling, Lancs .
Mobile: 07766 610983.
Southward, Mr J A, as above.
Almond, Mr M, (51383), 42 Wood Lane, Heskin, Nr Chorley, Lancashire, PR7 5NU.
Tel: (01257) 450012.
Gisbourne, Mr A, (92764), Balmoral, Bambers Lane, Blackpool, Lancs, FY4 5LH.
Tel: (01253) 769527.
Berry, Mr G, (114593), 528 Accrington Road, Burnley, Lancs, BB11 5DP,
Tel: (01282) 723720, Mobile: 07843 669289
Whiteside, Mr M, (100621), Well Cottages, 24 Knotts Road, Todmorden, Lancs OL14 8JE Tel:
(01706) 813422 (Home) Mobile: 07787 951622, (01772) 316315 (Work).
Baker, Mr Steve, 98 Collyhurst Avenue, Blackpool, FY4 3NQ. Tel: (01253) 347886.
Elms, Pauline, 14, Parsons Brow, Rainford, St. Helens, Merseyside, WA11 8AD.
Tel: (01744) 821654).
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Purvis, Katrina, 3 Holt Street, Whitworth, Lancs, OL12 8AE.
No. 17A Area: Isle of Man
Area Representative
Osborn, Mrs P M, (15918), Parkfield, Glencrutchery Road, Douglas, Isle of Man, IM2 5HY.
Tel: (01624) 676133.
Judges
Birch, Mrs S, (19079), 10 Orrys Close, Governors Hill, Douglas, Isle of Man, IM2 7AG
Tel: (01624) 620728
Hargreaves, Mrs M M, (15922), Shonest Farm, Baldrine, Isle of Man. IM4 6EH
Tel: (01624) 861009 Home, 07624 412214 Mobile.
Kelly, Mr L G, (23928), 3 Honeysuckle Lane, Douglas, Isle of Man. IM2 7DY. Tel: (01624) 672875.
Osborn, Mrs P M, as above.
McCubbin, Mrs M J, (19411), Ballaslig Cottage, Old Castletown Road, Port Soderick, Isle of Man,
IM4 1AH. Tel: (01624) 674334.
Parsons, Mrs B A, (17822), Ballamilghyn Farm, Laxey, Isle of Man. Tel: (01624) 861204.
Osborn, Mrs P M, as above.
Kelly, Mr L G, as above.
No. 18 Area: Cheshire, Merseyside (South of River Mersey)
Area Representative
Moss, Mr J, (102029), 6 Hawthorn View, Knutsford Road, Mobberley, Cheshire,
WA16 7BA. Tel: (01565) 873533, Mobile: 07957 930657, E-Mail: [email protected].
Judges
Barker, Mr R A, (18518), Hollingee Farm, Burleyhurst Lane, Mobberley, Nr Knutsford, Cheshire,
WA16 7LR. Tel: (01565) 872739, Mobile: 07950 037764.
Barratt, Mrs S, (36347), 5 Cavendish Cresent, Alsager, Stoke on Trent. Tel: (01270) 876962,
#Colloff, Mr S, (32345), 8E Grove Court,Alsager,Stoke on Trent ST7 2DS. Tel: (01270) 879663,
Mobile: 07879 652753.
Lamb, Miss K, (40169), 6 Cedarwood Court, Tarporley, Cheshire, CW6 0HY.
Tel: (01829) 732206.
Parker-Smith, Miss C, (89901), 31 Shetland Drive, Little Stanney, Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, CH65
9HT. Tel: (0151) 356 5981, Mobile: 07979 918772.
Rusdale, Mrs E, (36525), 30 Redruth Avenue, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK10 3JT. Tel: (01625)
610635.
Shaw, Mrs M, (65911), 18 Lockett Street, Latchford, Warrington, Cheshire, WA4 1LL.
Tel: (01925) 572833 (Evenings & Weekends).
Williams Mrs B(116073)21 Melrose Cres., Poynton, Stockort SK12 1UT Tel: (01625) 872361
Mobile: 07887 824510
Colloff Mrs K, 8E Grove Court, Alsager, Stoke on Trent ST7 2DS Tel: 01279 870663
Merrill Angela, Dingle Cottages, 178 Dingle Lane, Winsford, Cheshire CW7 1AB Tel: Mobile:
07779 308925
Orsman, Louise, (94111), 6 Palmer Road, Sandbach, Cheshire, CW11 4EY. Tel: (01270)
767599, Mobile: 07967 356744.
Time Keeper
Smith, Mr A B, (10016), Frith House, 7 Hot Lane, Biddulph Moor, Stoke on Trent, ST8 7HP.
Barratt, Mrs S, (36347), as above.
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Barker, Mr R A, as above.
Maguire, Mr J, (67962),New House Fm., Clay Lane, Haslington, Crewe CW1 5SQ Tel: (01270)253566
Milner, Miss G, (19313), York Hill Stud, Chester Road, Little Budworth, Tarporley, Cheshire, CW6
9ER.
Tel: (01829) 760098,
Mobile: 07779 583270.
No. 19 Area: Clwyd (Combined with Area 20)
Area Representative
Carpenter, Mr J F B, (18087), Merllyn Farm, Babell, Holywell, Clwyd, CH8 8PZ
Tel: (01352) 720988.
Williams, Mr L, (72162), Tyddyn Farm, Chester Road, Mynydd Isa, Mold, Clwynd CH7 6TA Tel:
Judges
Edwards, Mrs M G, (10307), Border Cottage, Bryn Road, Alltami, Mold, Clwyd, CH7 6SB.
Tel: (01244) 543501.
Lloyd, Ms J, (45635), Cwm Eithin, Betws yn Rhos, Abergele, Conwy LL22 8YL Tel: (01492)
680636 Mobile: 07708 059925
McKee, Mrs N, (14040), 2 Elm Croft, Mancot, Deeside, Clwyd, CH5 2BZ
Tel: (01244) 535502, email: [email protected]
Wellstead, Mr P, (62230), Rose Cottage, Lightwood Green, Overton, Wrexham LL13 0HT.
Tel: (01978) 710768.
Williams, Mr G H, (26019), Whitegate Farm, Common Wood Holt, Nr Wrexham, Clwyd,
LL13 9JB. Tel: (01829) 270346.
Booth, Miss Alison, 15a Lon Cadfan, Prestatyn, Clwyd, LL19 8HJ. Tel: 01745 886005.
No. 20 Area: North West Wales (Combined with Area 19)
Area Representative
Williams, Mr I J, (86298),Parciau, Carmel, Llanerch-y-Medd, Anglesey, LL71 7DB. Tel: (01248)
470521. E-mail: [email protected]
MacLean, Ms S, (63535), Friars, Llanfair yn Neubwll, Holyhead, Gwynedd, LL65 3LD.
Tel: (01407) 740678.
Judges
+~Griffith, Mr E, (18001), Bryn Dedwydd, Waen Wen, Bangor, Gwynedd,
LL57 4UF.
Tel: (01248) 362173.
Jones, Mrs A, (82982), Penrhyn Mawr, Cemaes Bay, Gwynedd, LL67 0LL. Tel: (01407) 710079.
Jones, Mrs T (87892), Pen y Graig Farm, Gwalchmai, Holyhead, Gwynned LL65 4SF Tel:
(01407) 720530; Mobile: 07717 453252
Williams, Mr I J, (86298),as above
Writer
Williams, Mrs G Parciau, Carmel, Llanerchymedd, Anglesey LL71 7DB Tel: (01248) 470521
Winrow, Mr I, (66274), Ddol Helyg Farm, Cwm Y Glo, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55 1DA.
Tel: (01286) 871931.
+~Griffith, Mr E, as above.
Griffith, Mr L (169) Bryn Derw, Bryn yr Efail, Caernarfon, Gwynedd LL55 3PD Tel: (01286)
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871074 Mobile: 07879 634119
No. 21 Area: Derbyshire
Area Representative
Hunter, Mrs A, (15257), Ash House Farm, Rodbourne Common, Kirk Langley, Ashbourne,
Derbyshire, DE6 4LX. Tel: (01332) 824273.
Deputy Area Representatives
Foster, Mr J, (10491), Thatched Cottage, Shirley, Ashbourne, Derbys DE6 3AS. Tel: (01335)
360346.
Shilton, Mr J, (41572), Green Lane Farm, Tutbury, Burton on Trent, Staffordshire.
Tel: (01283) 813319.
Judges
Berrisford, Mr G, (47836), 10 Radborne Lane, Derby, DE22 4LU.
Tel: (01332)523325, Mobile: 07940 771096.
Cole, Mr D L, (12607), 22 Rainworth Water Road, Rainworth, Mansfield, Notts, NG21 0DT.
Tel: (01623) 793788, Mobile: 07971 512406. E-mail: [email protected]
Foster, Mr J, (10491), as above.
Foster, Mrs S, (10490), Thatched Cottage, Shirley, Ashbourne, Derbys DE6 3AS Tel:(01333)
360950
Hunter, Mrs A, as above.
Huzzard, Mrs P M, (65314), 11 Brosscroft, Hadfield, Glossop, Derbys, SK13 1HF,
Tel: (01457) 866466, Mobile: 07974 265742
^ Turner, Mrs V A, (31174), Underedge Farm, Rowland, Nr Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE451NR.
Tel: (01629) 640305. Email:[email protected]
Associate Judges
Beeston, Mrs G M, (15756), The Grange, Vernons Oak Lane, Sudbury, Derbyshire, DE6 5HL.
Tel: (01335) 330391 or (01335) 330392.
Bowen Mrs J (14860), 62 Holme Close, Hatton, Derby DE65 5EE Tel: (01283) 520085 Mobile:
07799 897202
Crabtree Mrs R, (120444) Shirley Hall Farm, Shirley, Ashbourne, Derbys DE6 3AS Tel: (01335)
360820 Mobile: 07799 762624
Kirk, Mrs L, (93169), Beechwood House, Royston, Ashbourne, DE6 2EH. Tel: (01335) 324087.
Writer
Bond, Ms J (119996)18 Alfred Rd., Kilburn, Belper, Derbys DE56 0NQ Tel: (01332) 881159
Work:(012283) 734981 Mobile: 07828 309829 e-mail:[email protected]
^ Cole, Mr D L, as above.
^ International Judge/Course Designer
No. 22 Area: Staffordshire and West Midlands (North of A38)
Area Representative
Stevenson, Mrs S E, (15160), 149 Broadway, Stoke on Trent, ST3 5PW
Tel: (01782) 313458, Mobile: 07961 863233 e-mail: [email protected]
Judges
Clinton, Mr M, (101290), Staffordshire College of Agric., Rodbaston College, Rodbaston,
Penkridge, Stafford, ST19 5PH. Tel: (01785) 220330 (Home), (01785) 712209 (Work).
^~Ellis, Mr R J, (15166), 32 Whiteoaks Drive, Bishops Wood, Brewood, Staffordshire, ST19 9AH.
Home Tel/Fax: (01785) 840430, Mobile: 07768 974688. E.mail: [email protected]
Stevenson, Mrs S E, (15160), as above.
#Stevenson, Mr I, (82239), 149 Broadway, Stoke on Trent ST3 5PW Tel: (01782) 313458
Thomson, Mr J V, (44818), 4 Lynsey Close, Halmerend, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.
Tel: (01782) 723 154 Mobile: 07814 794809 e-mail: [email protected]
Trunkfield, Mrs J, (113373)Little Eden, The Blythe, Stowe-by-Chartley, Staffs, ST18 0LT.
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Tel: (01889) 500373. Mobile: 07798 646165
Weston, Mrs S J, (41509), The Cottage, Pipe Hay Lane, Draycott in the Clay, Staffordshire, DE6
5BY. Tel: (01283) 820522.
Wilde, Mr J, (45376), 36, Canberra Road, Walsall, West Midlands, WS5 3NN. Tel: (01922) 625772.
Mobile: 07970 716047
Associate Judge
Dutton Mr B (118571)8 Bideford Av., Stafford ST17 0HB Tel: (01785) 662458 Mobile: 07792
695301 e-mail: [email protected]
Advanced Course Designers
^~Ellis, Mr R J, as above.
^Stevenson, Mrs S E, as above.
Snow, Miss S, (16281), Field House, Marchington, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, ST14 8NX.
Tel: (01283) 820310.
Bettany Liz, 5 Kiln Lane, Leek, Staffs ST13 8LQ Tel: 07791 042939
Mayhew, Mrs M, Mobile: 07772 138664
Sharman, Mrs Sandra, 1 Meadow Way, Codsall, West Midlands, WV8 2AS. Tel: (01902) 842101.
Trunkfield, Mrs J, as above.
~ Holds Area Measuring Wheel
No. 23 Area: Nottinghamshire
Area Representative
Elliott, Mrs D (77410), The Stables, Kennel Drive, Barnby Moor, Retford, Notts DN22 8QU Tel:
(01777) 711191 Mobile: 07850 285590 e-mail: info @jameghorseshoes.com
~Oxby, Mr D, (10503), Lodge Farm, Kinoulton, Nottingham, NG12 3EQ.
Tel: (01949) 81373.
Judges
Caley, Miss J, (13649), Three Shire Farmhouse, Main Street, Normanton, Bottesford, Notts,
NG13 0EP. Tel: (01949) 845199.
~Oxby, Mr D, as above.
Townsend, Mrs M, (81572), Limetree Farmhouse, Fiskerton Road, Rolleston, Newark, Nottingham,
NG23 5SH. Tel: (01636) 816897.
White, Mrs W, (10504), 9 Beverleys Avenue, Whatton, Nottingham, NG13 9AU.
Tel: (01949) 850101, Mobile: 07803 922846.
White, Mr I D, (19805), 9 Beverleys Avenue, Whatton, Nottingham, NG13 9AU.
Tel/Fax: (01949) 850101, Mobile: 07860 128105.
Associate Judge
Burrows, Mr T, (89778), 51 Portland Road, Selston, Nottingham, NG16 6AS. Tel: (01773) 811663
~Oxby, Mr D, as above.
Cole, Miss A, (35976), 46 Robin Hood Road, Blidworth, Notts NG21 0ST. Mobile: 07970 151474.
Hall, Mr R C, (91957), 15 Valley Approach, Bilsthorpe, Newark, NG22 8QG. Tel: 01623411412.
~Holds Area Measuring Wheel
No. 24 Area: Lincolnshire and Humberside (South of the River Humber)
Area Representative
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Bishop-Martin, Mrs C M, (52744), 25 Outgate, Ealand, North Lincolnshire, DN17 4JE.
Tel: (01724) 712160, Mobile: 07850 940365.
Judges
Bishop-Martin, Mrs C M, (52744), as above.
Hall, Mr I, (67688), Cliff Cottage, Welton, Nr Lincoln, LN2 3PY. Tel: (01673) 862064,
Fax: (01673) 862650, Mobile: 07836 637922.
Jackson, Mr K, (88751), 9 Whitehall Court, Retford, Nottingham, DN22 6JQ.
Tel: Mobile: 07810 450206.
Johnson, Mr B, (70538), 5 Saxon Close, Metheringham, Lincoln, LN4 3HQ. Tel: (01526) 320648.
Parker, Mr W, (11657), Willington House, Claudette Way, Wygate Pake, Spalding, Lincs, PE11 1AJ.
Topliss, Mr J, (110248), 46 Fitties Lane, North Cotes, Grimsby, South Humberside, DN26 5XQ.
Tel: (01472) 344219, Mobile: 07837 041153.
Associate Judges
Rowe, Mr P, (76907), South Carr Farm, Market Rasen Road, Waddingham, Gainsborough, Lincs,
DN21 4UP. Tel: 07730 161444.
Whitford, Mrs S (118005), Heath Cottage, Heath Lane, Wilsford, Grantham, Lincs NG32 3PG Tel:
Lanni, Mr J, (10253), Halefield Lodge,Oundle Road,Woodnewton,Peterborough PE8 5EG Tel:
(01832) 274226
Rowe, Mr P, (76907), as above.
Lanni, Mr J M, (16187), Halefield Farm, Oundle Road, Woodnewton, Peterborough, PE8 5EG.
Tel: (01832) 274226.
Jaques, Mr S (119457), 32 Lydbrook Rd., Scunthorpe DN16 1LP Tel: 07841 092497
No. 25 Area: Shropshire and Powys
Area Representative
Hudson, Mr G, (19389), Moelydd Farm, Trefonen, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY10 9ED.
Tel: (01691) 652898, Mobile:07768 771470. E-mail: [email protected].
Judges
Davis, Mrs M A, (34543), Curney Farm, Newcastle on Clun, Shrops, SY7 8QS.
Tel: (01588) 640204.
Hughes, Miss J, (72517), 11 St Peter's Mews, Dodmore Lane, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 2PZ.
Tel: (01584) 877151, Mobile: 07966 531322.
+Hunt, Mrs J E, (59324), The Bwlch, Trefonen, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY10 9EB. Tel: (01691)
652620.
^Jones, Mr A D, (17674), Top Hill House, Maelor Court, Overton-On-Dee, Wrexham, LL13 0HE.
Tel: Home: (01978) 710655 e-mail: [email protected]
Loch, Mrs S, (16141), 6 Delaware Avenue, Albrighton, Wolverhampton, WV7 3BW.
Tel: (01902) 373786.
Room, Mr D, (65999), 2 Castlecroft Gardens, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, WV15 5BE.
Snead, Mrs C J, (16984), 13 Eaves Court Drive, Sedgley, Dudley, West Midlands.
Tel: (01902) 676989, Mobile: 07855 014188.
Stanley, Mr G W, (11123), 40 Church Road, Albrighton, Nr Wolverhampton, Staffs, WV7 3LJ.
Tel: Home: (01902) 373100.
Associate Judges
Griffiths, Mrs Z, (113278), Prescott Riding Centre, Prescott Road, Prescott, Baschurch, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY4 2DR. Tel: (01939) 260712, Mobile: 07960 956313.
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Mayman, Mrs,R (116455), Lily Bank, Station Rd.,Prees,Whitchurch,Salop SY13 2DN Tel:
Writer
Whitson, Mrs S, (51691), York House, 26 Station Road, Whitchurch, Shropshire. Tel: (01948)
663022.
Membury, Mrs J, (13209), Sandfield, Radbrook, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY3 9BU.
Tel: (01743) 232435.
Morris, Miss S, (90320), Upper Fenemere, Myddle Wood, Myddle, Shrewsbury, SY4 3RY.
Tel: (01939) 260378, Work: (01743) 253648, Mobile: 07974 100907, E-Mail:
[email protected].
Loch, Mrs S, as above.
Reid-Warrilow, Mr N (118807), Lower Dolly, Presteigne, Powys LD8 2EE Tel: (01547)
+ Timing set available for hire on application
No. 26 Area: Leicestershire
Area Representative
Judges
Coe, Miss D, (50), Hedges, Sketchley Lane, Burbage, Leics, LE10 2NG. Tel: (01455) 634430.
Smith, Mrs P, (65320), Threeways Farm, Sapcote Road, Burbage, Leicestershire. Tel: (01455)
632272, Mobile: 07815643928.
*Wood, Miss B L L, (36453), Home Farm, 18 Main Road,Twyford, Melton Mowbray, Leics, LE14
2HZ. Tel: (01664) 840386, Mobile: 07939 418284.
Staines, Mr H N, (10516), Bambury Farm, Bambury Lane, Peatling Magna, Leicestershire LE8 5UE
Tel: (0116) 247 8907.
^ Thompson, Mr P, (10010), Home Farm, 18 Main Road, Twyford, Melton Mowbray, Leics,
LE14 2HL. Tel: 01664 840386. Mobile: 07702 503111.
*Wood, Miss B L L, (36453), as above.
Furniss, Mr K, (105037), 6 Cedar Close, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leics, LE65 1SQ. Tel: 01530 563513
Fax (01530)563450 Mobile: 07795 521334
Savory, Mr G B, (56265), 7, Ripon Drive, Blaby, Leicestershire, LE8 4AU. Tel: (0116) 2781284,
Mobile: 07884 332496.
* Jumps available for hire on application
No. 27 Area: Northamptonshire
Area Representative
Rogers, Mr D M, (18497), Collins Hill Farm, Hillside Road, Flore, Northampton, NN7 4NA.
Tel: (01327) 342025, Office: (01604) 755511.
Martin, Mrs A, (10519), 6 Holmleigh Close, Old Duston, Northants, NN5 6JE.
Tel: (01604) 754297, Mobile: 07884 023027E-mail: [email protected]
Judges
Martin, Mr P, (10518), 6 Holmleigh Close, Old Duston, Northants, NN5 6JE. Tel: (01604) 754297,
E-mail: [email protected]
Martin, Mrs A, as above.
Noton, Miss J , (18879), River Garden Cottage, Church Lane, Duddington, Stamford, Lincs,
PE9 3QF. Tel: (01780) 444216
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+Shrives, Mr H J, (10326), 18 Fosters Booth Road, Pattishall, Towcester, Northants, NN12 8JU.
Tel: Home: (01327) 830218.
Simpson, Mr R, (35707), Springfield Farm, Taylors Green, Warmington, Peterborough, PE8 6TG.
Tel: (01832) 280423.
Associate Judges
Berry, Mrs M (115933). Springmeadow Farm, The Green, Abthorpe, Towcester, Northants NN12
8QP Tel: (01327) 857531 e-mail: [email protected]
Martin, Mr P, as above
+Timing set available for hire on application
No. 28 Area: Norfolk
Area Representative
Walpole, Mr S, (89773), Waterend Farm, Waterend Lane, Beeston, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE32
7NL. Tel: (01328) 701874.
Nixon, Mrs E J, (13312),Five Oaks, New Road, Beck Row, Bury St Edmunds IP28 8RN Tel: (01353)
675537
Judges
Attenborough, Mrs V A, (56364), 9 Pursehouse Way, Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4YB,
Tel: (01379) 652631, [email protected]
Beet, Mr S T, (72069), Millers Lodge, 12 Mill Road, Thorpe Abbotts, Diss, Norfolk, IP21 4HX.
Tel: (01379) 669068. Email:[email protected]
Claxton, Mrs A, (107111), The Old Butchers, London Street, Whissonsett, Dereham, Norfolk,
NR20 5ST. Tel: (01328) 700241, Mobile: 07951 537627 e-mail:[email protected]
Grover, Mrs J E (115298), Fieldfare, The Street, Scoulton, Norwich NR9 4PE Tel: (01953) 483654
e-mail:[email protected]
~Howe, Mr R K, (187), 12 High Street, Marsham, Norwich, Norfolk, NR10 5AE,
Tel: (01263) 734934, Mobile: 077601 75323.
Jacks, Mr J R, (10547), Trelorne, Church Street, Kenninghall, Norwich, Norfolk NR16 2EP.
Tel/Fax: (01953) 887334.
Kemp, Mrs E, (55720), 14 Watermans Way, Salters Lode, Downham Market, Norfolk, PE38 0BD
Mobile: 07710 366922.
Kemp, Mr P, (24830), 14 Watermans Way, Salters Lode, Downham Market, Norfolk, PE38 0BD,
Mobile: 07710 366922.
Nixon, Mrs E J, (13312), as above
Nurse, Mrs M, (97473), 15 Priory Place, Sporle, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE32 2DT.
Tel: (01760) 723134.
Peasley, Mr S (123330), Somerton Hall, West Somerton, Great Yarmouth NR29 4DR Tel: (01493
393223 Mobile: 07775 798829 e-mail:[email protected]
+*Peasley, Mrs S (39765), Somerton Hall, West Somerton, Great Yarmouth NR29 4DR Tel:
Sheldon, Mrs J C A, (14597), 32 Eckersley Drive, Fakenham, Norfolk, NR21 9RY.
Mobile:07876 338826.
Trundley, Mrs J, (64413), White House Farm, Tilney All Saints, Kings Lynn, Norfolk, PE34 4RU.
Tel: (01945)880696..
Wathen, Col. G, (10571), Padgetts Farm, Mileham, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE32 2RS.
Tel: (01328) 700862.
Wilkes, Mr R, (77044), 10 Hebrides Way, Caister-on-Sea, Norfolk, NR30 5TX. Tel: (01493)
377103, Mobile: 07900 582940.
Williams, Mrs C, (64355), 51 Denmark Street, Diss, Norfolk, IP22 3BE. Tel: (01379) 651763.
Associate Judges
Davis, Mrs S, (66827), Robinswood, Station Road, Gt Dunham, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE32 2LT.
Tel: (01328) 700110.
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Williamson Miss C (119274), Crown Ho., Crown Gn., Burston, Diss, Norfolk IP22 5TZ Tel:
Williamson Mr I (119273) Crown Ho., Crown Gn., Burston, Diss, Norfolk IP22 5TZ Tel: (01379)
740399 Mobile: 07928 519876
Kemp, Mr P, (24830), as above
Dye, Mr S R, (64985), 38 Spruce Avenue, Ormesby St Margaret, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR29
3RY. Tel: (01493) 733836 Work: (01603) 223807.
Howe, Mr R K, as above.
Jacks Mr J R, as above.
+*Peasley, Mrs S E, (39765), Somerton Hall, West Somerton, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR29
4DR. Tel: (01493) 393223.
* Jumps available for hire on application.
~ Holds area measuring wheel
No. 29 Area: Suffolk
Area Representative
+*~Skeet, Mrs M A, (10741), Weatherside, The Ferry, Felixstowe, Suffolk IP11 9RZ Tel: (01394)
272915
Dale, Mr R, (10534), The Falls, Hitcham, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP7 7PX. Tel: (01449) 740423.
Judges
Dale, Mr R, as above
Lloyds, Mrs G, (15722), Seven Spars Farm, Charsfield, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP13 7QN.
Tel: (01473) 737321.
Skeet, Mrs M A, (10741), as above
Smith, Mr A, (34217), 16 Estuary Drive, Felixstowe, Suffolk, IP11 9TL.Tel: Home: (01394)
270688, .
Spragge, Miss R A, (10089), Oak Fen, Bromeswell, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12 2PX.
Tel: (01394) 460236.
Vincent, Mrs J, (60999), 31 Nether Street, Rougham, Beyton, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP30 9LW.
Tel: (01359) 271188.
Associate Judges
Edwards, Miss C, (110791), 41 Fountain Road, Watersfield Park, Rendlesham, Nr Woodbridge,
Suffolk, IP12 2UF. Tel: (01394) 460128, Mobile: 07764 301369.
Reynolds, Mr B, (67076), Bantocks, House, Ixworth, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP31 2JP.
Tel: (01359) 269330.
Trundle, Mrs D, (120686), Willowbank, Little Saxham, Bury St Edmunds IP29 5LB Tel: (01284)
Kelly, Miss L J, (53900),The Lodge, Tunstall Road, Iken, Woodbridge, Suffolk IP12 2EP Tel: (01728)
689065
Woods, Mr S R (77491) 08 The Street,Melton,Woodbridge,Suffolk IP12 1PW Tel: (01394) 380193
Dale, Mr R, as above.
Lloyds, Mrs G, as above.
Johnson, Ms A, (41284), No. 1 West End Corner, Wrentham, Suffolk, NR34 7NF.
Tel: (01502) 675247, Mobile: 07702 410862 email: [email protected]
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~ Holds area measuring wheel. + Timing set available for hire on application.
No. 30 Area: Warwickshire and West Midlands (South of A38)
Area Representative
Wells, Mrs H, (30713), Weston Lawn Farm, Bedworth Road, Bulkington, Nuneaton, Warks, CV12
9JA. Tel: (02476) 312176.
Judges
Brown, Mrs P, (67651), 23 Ash Tree Grove, Shilton, Coventry, CV7 9JJ. Tel: (02476) 614100.
Dixon, Mr G N, (34219), 15 The Close, Swinford, Nr Lutterworth, Leicestershire.
Tel: (01788) 860036.
Êdwards, Mrs J E, (17970), Wisteria House, Hawthorn Way, Shipston on Stour, Warks,
CV36 4FD. Tel: (01608) 664747, Fax: (01608) 662216.
Payne, Mr J E, (48703), The Limes, 396, Nuneaton Road, Bulkington, Nuneaton, Warwickshire,
CV12 9RR. Tel: (02476) 315089.
Associate Judges
Dearden, Mrs J, (71317), Withybrook Stables, Featherbed Lane, Withybrook, Coventry, West
Midlands, CV7 9LY. Tel: (01455) 220198, Mobile: 07786 677001.
Horton-Barr, Miss R (84685), 1 Acorn Close, Stoneleigh, Kenilworth CV8 3AY Tel: 024 76418008
Mobile: 07814 970075
Marlow,Dr,S(91402), Forge Farm Cottage, 17 Bulkington Rd., Shilton., Coventry CV7 9JS Tel:
(024) 76618752 Mobile: 07913 083149 work: (0116) 2777236
Writer
Jenkins, Ms D, (79094), Oaktree Cottage, Bascote Heath, Southam, Warks, CV47 2DN.
Tel: (01926) 813895.
Watts, Ms L, 1 Bitham Road, Lighthorne Heath, Leamington Spa, Warks, CV35 7TY.
Benfield, Mr M, (50791), 201 Heath End Road, Heath End, Nuneaton, Warks CV10 7HQ Tel:
(024) 76730099 Mobile: 07767 351360
Lapworth, Mr P, (11360), 70 Coton Road, Nether Whitacre Heath, Coleshill, Birmingham, B46
2HL. Tel: (01675) 464591.
Martin, Mr S, (57806), 93 Ambleside Drive, Maple Park, Eyres Monsell, Leics, LE2 9FD.
Tel/Fax: 0116 278 6635, Mobile: 07909 894292.
Finlayson, Mr S D, (26370), 195 Canley Road, Coventry CV5 6AS Mobile: 07901 971854.
Hiscox, Mr S (110599) 65 Tregorrick Road, Exhall, Coventry CV7 9FH Tel: 02476 738741 Mobile:
07730 488640
No. 31 Area: Bedfordshire
Area Representative
~Lewis, Miss J C, (10220), 41 Southcourt Avenue, Linslade, Leighton Buzzard, Beds, LU7 7QD.
Tel: (01525) 373382.
Peddar, Mrs C (51402), 43 Randall Drive, Toddington, Dunstable, Beds LU5 6FE Tel:
(01525)874383 Mobile: 07831 549201 E-mail: [email protected]
Judges
Dawkins, Mrs O, (105883)Fell Yard, Slapton, Towcester, N'ants NN12 8PE Tel: (01327) 860031
Faraday, Mr M J, (10474), Top Farm House, Church Road, Streatley, Beds, LU3 3PN.
Tel: (01582) 883051.
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Lewis, Miss J C, (10220), as above.
Northwood, Mrs D, (106919), 38 Kings Road, Flitwick, Bedford, MK45 1EL. Tel: (01525) 753538,
Mobile: 07714 252076.
Peddar, Miss C, (51402), as above
Writer
Gray, Ms Vicky, (80584), 17 Kitelee Close, Hanslope, Milton Keynes, MK19 7JT. Tel: (01908)
511329 (Work), Mobile: 07803 906794.
Warden MBE, Mr D A(87299) 21 Billington Cl.,Flitwick,Bedford MK45 1AW Tel: (01525)
634191 Mobile: 07590 759767
Aird, Kerry, (106839), 28 Glebe Gardens, Harlington, Beds LU5 6PE
Mobile: 07971 105960.
^Conway, Mr D, (37079), 1 Orchard Close, Gravenhurst, Beds, MK45 4JF. Tel: (01462) 712038.
Lewis, Miss J C, as above.
No. 32 Area: Cambridgeshire
Area Representative
Smith, Mrs S, (104390), 23 Moulton Road, Gazeley, Newmarket, Suffolk, CB8 8RA.
Judges
Buckingham, Mr M, (26166), Lords Bridge Arena, Wimpole Road, Barton, Cambs CB3 7AE Tel:
(01223) 262343
Calcott, Mrs D, (51189), St Edmunds, 18 Bandon Road, Girton, Cambridge, CB3 0LU.
Tel: (01223) 276641.
Hawthorne, Mrs A (123071) 44-45 Lowther St., Newmarket CB8 0JS Tel: (01638) 676667 Mobile:
07506 447307
Neaves, Mr D, (63976), Oakwell, 2 Braefield,Wood Walton, Huntingdon Cambs, PE28 5ZH.
Tel: (01487) 773065.
Neil, Mrs B, (25669), Lordsbridge Farm Riding Centre, Barton, Cambridge, CB3 7AE.
Tel: (01220) 262343.
Rimmer, Mrs S M, (56983), Ivy House, Peakirk, Peterborough, Cambs. Tel: (01733) 252697.
Ross, Mrs D, (35299), 2 Miller Way, Warboys, Huntingdon, Cambs, PE28 2UD.
Tel: Home: 0775 114 3946
Saint, Mr B, (51153), 26, Hawthorn Road, Folksworth, Peterborough, PE37 3SF. Tel: (01733)
240254.
Smith, Mrs S, (104390), as above.
Ward, Mrs G, (58222), 103 Woodhurst Road, Stanground, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE2
8PQ. Tel: (01733) 345552.
Associate Judge
Dellar, Mr K H, (55325), 5 Buxtons Lane, Guilden Morden, Royston, SG8 0JU.
Tel: (01763) 852752.
Harris, Mrs G, (69887), 81 Station Road, Ashwell, Baldock, Hertfordshire, SG7 5LT.
Tel: (01462) 742915.
Time Keepers
Dawson, Mr A J, (10385), The Flat over 38, High Street, Chattens, Cambridgeshire, PE16 6BH.
Harlock, Mr P R, (10715), Ace Communications, 4 Fen View, Doddington, March,
Cambridgeshire, PE15 0SN.
Dellar, Mr K H, (55325), as above.
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Ross, Mr G, (101673), 13 Greenford Close, Orwell, Royston, Herts, SG8 5QA. Tel: (01223)
207816.
No. 33 Area: Hereford and Worcester
Area Representative
Hackett, Mr A, (23655), 26, Redditch Road, Alvechurch, Birmingham, B48 7RZ.
Tel: (0121) 445 2239.
Tesh, Mr R, (93887), Woodside Heights, Noutards Green, Shrawley, Worcester, WR6 6TF.
Tel: (01299) 879266 (Home), Mobile: 07753 789838.
Judges
Davies, Miss L R A, (11782), Little Mead, Worcester Road, Hanley Swan,Worcestershire,
WR8 0EA. Tel: (01905) 830739 (Home), (01684) 581500 (Work), Ext. 511.
Dolling, Mrs B, (73388), 97 Holmcroft Road, Kidderminster, Worcs, DY10 3AQ.
Tel: (01562) 741788, Mobile: 07749 142760.
Hackett, Mr A, as above.
Manns, Mrs H J, (72589), Little Beech Hill, Crosmont, Nr Abergavenny, Gwent, NP7 8LD.
Tel: (01981) 240434.
Napier, Mr C D, (21860), 2 Hillcrest Cottage, Hadley, Droitwich, Worcs WR9 0AY Tel: (01905)
621970
Napier, Miss J, (21861), 2 Hillcrest Cottage, Hadley, Droitwich, Worcs WR9 0AY Tel: (01905)
621790
Ogle, Mrs J, ((111601), Lower House, Woodbury Lane, Norton, Worcester. WR5 2PT.
Tel: (01905) 355019, Mobile: 07821 544364, e-mail: [email protected]
Price, Mrs K, (11601), 141 Holme Lacy Road, Putson, Hereford, HR2 6DG.
Tel: (01432) 269726 (Home), 07721 423948 (Mobile).
Tesh, Mr R, (93887), as above.
+*Tingey, Mrs E R, (20201), The Old Vicarage, Wichenford, Worcester, WR6 6XY.
Tel: (01886) 888262 (Home).
Associate Judges
Cartlidge Mrs J, (102725), Stonehouse Frm, Linley Gn, Whitbourne, Worcester WR6 5RG Tel:
(01886) 884268 Mobile: 07751 294924
Cox, Mr M, (87960), 2 McConnell Close, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B60 3SD.
Liddell Mrs D, (115960), 7 Holly Rd, Burford, Tenbury Wells, Worcs WR15 8ND Tel: (01584)
Rimmel Mr C (106467), 36 Latimer Rd., Alvechurch, Birmingham B48 7NN Tel: 0121 445 0184
Mobile: 07754 436844
McCann, Miss P, 9 Forest Way, Hollywood, Birmingham, B47 5JS. Tel: 07792 925911.
Time Keeper
Knight, Mr R J, (10349), 79 Delbury Court, Deercote, Hollinswood, Telford, Shropshire, TF3 2BS.
Tel: (01952) 200553, Mobile: 07946 657151.e-mail:[email protected]
^Williams, Mr S J, (45419), The Oaks, Forest Green, Leys Hill, Ross on Wye, Herefordshire, HR9
5RF. Tel: (01989) 563339, Mobile: 07788 781800, Email: [email protected]
Losito, Mr G, (70570), Stone House, Patch Hill, Munstone, Hereford, HR1 3AJ.
Mobile: 07855 611059.
Napier, Mr C D, (21860), as above
Naylor, Miss A J, (42563), 5 Merry Hill Terrace, Haywood Lane, Belmont, Hereford, HR2 9RT.
Tel: (01432) 263201, Mobile: 07970 030884.
Cox, Mr M, (87960), as above
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Hemmings, Mrs K (64377), Pitch Cottage, Dilwyn, Hereford HR4 8JH Tel:( 01827) 713385
Withorn, Mr M (13489), Slatehouse Cottage, Acton Mill, Suckley, Worcester WR6 5EJ Tel:
(01886) 884496
* +Jumps and timing available for hire on application.
No. 35 Area: West, Mid and South Glamorgan, Gwent
Lynch, Mr S J, (68857), Yew Tree Cottage, Penterry, St Arvans, Chepstow, Gwent, NP6 6HQ.
Judges
Bissmire, Mrs A, (64342), 7 Dale View, Cefn Cribbwr, Bridgend, CF32 0DE. Tel: (01656) 744783.
Edgcumbe, Mrs M, (57550), 4 Clos Coed Arian, Aberavon, Port Talbot, West Glamorgan,
SA12 6RX. Tel: (01639) 883148.
Gordon, Mrs M S, (71879), 3 West Acre, Llanmaes, Llantwit Major, Vale of Glamorgan,
CF61 2XQ. Tel: (01446) 793526, Mobile:07971 297118
~Jones, Mr J R, (26070), 37 Deri Avenue, Pencoed, Mid-Glamorgan, CF35 6TT
Tel: (01656) 863806.
Keates, Mrs J, (80729), White Lodge, Llandough, Cowbridge, South Glamorgan, CF7 7LX.
Tel: Home: (01446) 773426, Mobile: 07860 961403, E-mail: [email protected].
Lynch, Mr S J, (68857), as above
Morgan, Mrs C A, (81602), 2 Ashgrove, Danygraig, Porthcawl, Mid Glam, CF36 5AW.
Tel: (01656) 788829, Mobile: 07748 658742.
Pope, Mrs G, (86075), 64 Coychurch Road, Pencoed, Bridgend, M Glam CF35 5NA Tel: (01656)
865598 Mobile: 07776 134819.
Watkins, Miss D M, (95996), 2 Ashgrove, Danygraig, Porthcawl, Mid Glam, CF36 5AW.
Tel: (01656) 788829, Mobile: 07796 990562.
Associate Judges
Davies, Mrs A, (29457), Barn Farm, Station Road, Llanwern, Newport, NP18 2DW.
Tel: (01633) 411777.
Francis, Mrs A, (112395), 33 Hawthorn Park, Brynna, Pontyclun, Mid Glamorgan.
Tel: (01443) 231450, Mobile: 07795 060567.
John, Miss S, (83613), Brynwythan Farm, Llanon, Llanelli, Dyfed, SA14 8JZ. Tel: (01269)
842727, Mobile: 07854 382950. E-mail: [email protected].
Lynch, Mrs L (116742) Yew Tree Cottage, Penterry, St Arvans, Chepstow, Gwent, NP6 6HQ.
Tel: (01291) 689751.07703 113267 e-mail:[email protected]
Rees, Mrs B, (89859), Glyngwernen, Felinfoel, Llanelli, Dyfed, SA14 8QD.
Tel: (01554) 821372.
Richardson, Miss H(117634) c/o Mount Ballan Manor, Portskewett, Caldicot, Gwent NP26 5XP
Tel: 01291 420777 Mobile: 07788 762907
Smith, Mrs D, (86829), Cwrt-y-Celyn Bungalow, Trelewis, Treharris, Mid Glamorgan, CF46 6TD.
Tel: (01443)412842.
Williams, Miss J, (98381),Smugglers Run, Pen-Deri Farm Lane, Manmoel, Blackwood, Gwent NP12
0HU Mobile: 07859 398886
Vaughan, Mr M, (92765), 3 West Acre, Llanmaes, Llantwit Major, Vale of Glamorgan, CF61 2XQ.
Tel: (01446) 793526, Mobile: 07968 504206.
~Williams, Mr E T, (41433), Hollypear Ho., Sluvad Rd., New Inn, Pontypool, Gwent NP4 0SX
Davies, Mr R, (19156), Ponderosa E.C., Barn Farm, Station Road, Llanwern Village, Newport, NP18
2DW. Tel/Fax: (01633) 411777, Mobile: 07074 411777.
Gates, Ms K (119061) 12 The Brades, Caerleon, Newport, Gwent NP18 3PS Tel: (01633) 430799
Mobile: 07834 365980
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*Jumps available for hire from Mr Martyn Edwards, Spring Meadows, Llandow, Cowbridge,
Vale of Glamorgan CF71 7PX Tel: (01656) 890712
No. 36 Area: Dyfed
Area Representative
Jenkins, Mrs H (104735), Llwyn Helig, Heol Glasdir, Penparc, Cardigan, Dyfed SA43 1SE
Thomas, Mrs S, (97755), Nantremenyn, Pontshaen, Llandysul, Dyfed SA44 4UR Tel: (01545)
Judges
Evans, Mr R J, (49181), Closhen, Rhosfach, Clynderwen, Dyfed, SA66 7JR. Tel: (01437) 532597.
Hazelby, Mr D G, (10611), Y Felin, Brongest, Newcastle Emlyn, Dyfed, SA38 9ES.
Tel: (01239) 851389.
Hern, Miss C, (83907), 10 Maes ty Gwyn, Llangennech, Llanelli, Dyfed, SA14 8XY.
Tel: (01554) 821092.
Moore, Mr D M F, (39791), Lower Bulford Farm, Bulford Road, Johnston, Haverfordwest, Dyfed,
SA62 3ET. Tel: (01437) 890639.
Stevenson, Mrs E J, (35037), Bronllwyn, Penparc, Cardigan, Dyfed, SA43 1RG. Tel: (01239) 612284.
Thomas, Mrs D, (61282), 57 Station Road, Letterston, Haverfordwest, Pembs SA62 5RZ.
Tel: (01348) 840032.
Watkins, Miss H, (18406), Parc-y-Bryn, Penparc, Cardigan, Dyfed, SA43 1RD. Tel: (01239)
612341.
Associate Judges
Baker, Mrs B (112726), Trewaun Uchaf, Llansawel, Llandeilo, Dyfed SA19 7JX Tel: (01588
650398 work(01267) 238732 e-mail: barbara @trewaun.freeserve.co.uk
Church, Mrs R, (88581), 165 Penygroes Road, Blaenau, Ammanford, Dyfed, SA18 3BQ.
Tel: 07890 121956.
Evans, Mrs H (14317) Closhen, Rhosfach, Clynderwen, Dyfed SA766 7JR Tel: (01437) 532597
Mobile: 07968 046466
Eynon, Mrs M D, (89774), Glan Gwaun, Pontfaen, Fishguard, Dyfed, SA65 9SG.
Tel: (01348) 881366.
Frost, Mr A, (102815), Cae'r Onnen, Crugybar, Llanwdra, Dyfed SA19 8SA.Tel: (01558) 685004
(Home) Mobile: 07870 568147
Herridge, Mrs L (116034), Ty Lan Lawr, Ffosyffin, Aberaeron, Dyfed SA46 0EL Tel: (01545)
570914 Mobile: 07977 498090 e-mial: [email protected]
Jones, Mr C (115878) 165 Penygroes Road, Blaenau, Ammanford, Dyfed SA18 3BQ Tel: 07814
435010 Mobile: 07790 090189
Williams, Mrs J D, (95967), 76 Tal-y-Coed, Hendy, Pontarddulais, Swansea, West Glam, SA4 1XR.
Tel: (01792) 881035, Mobile: 07986 07533 827275
+*Williams, Mr V, (69134), Greenview, New Inn, Llandeilo, Dyfed, SA19 7LD. Tel: (01558)
824116 (Home), Mobile: 07967 133595
Barnett, Mrs J, (61449), Pantmelyn, Penybont, Trelech, Carms, SA33 6QN. Tel: (01994) 484767,
Mobile 07887 760044.
*+ Jumps and timing available for hire on application.
No. 37 Area: Oxfordshire
Area Representative
Parker, Mr C, (17813), Gibson House, 25 Gibson Lane, Haddenham, Aylesbury, Bucks, HP17 8AP.
Judges
Brooks, Mr R, (92977), Old Hall Cottage, Nottingham
231 Fee, Blewbury, Didcot, Oxfordshire, OX11
9PG. Tel: (01235) 850161 (Home), (0208) 990 8829 (Work).
Browne, Miss N, (16993), Broadlea, 1 Otmoor View, Merton, Nr Bicester, Oxon, OX6 0NL.
Tel: (01865) 331244.
Clancy, Mr I, (111364), Orchard Holding, The Croft, East Hagbourne, Didcot, Oxon, OX11 9LS.
Tel: (01235) 813370, Mobile: 07803 603714.
Dexter, Miss J, (41093), Blewbury Stables, Besselsway, Blewbury, Didcot, Oxon, OX11 9NH.
Tel: (01235) 851016, Mobile: 07809 040914.
Dowding, Miss F, (33636), April House, Sparsholt, Wantage, OX12 9PS.
Tel: (01235) 751697 (Home), Mobile: 07778 310881.
Mackay-Perkins, Miss F, (42806), 10 Thesinger Road, Abingdon, Oxon, OX14 2DY.
Tel: (01235) 530884.
Simpson, Mr D, (19285), 36 Jackman Close, Abingdon, Oxon, OX14 3GA.
Tel: (01235) 532935, Mobile: 07801 742066.
Ashworth, Mr C P, (31853), Broadlea, 1 Otmoor View, Merton, Nr Bicester, Oxon. OX6 0NL
Tel: (01865) 331244.
Dexter, Miss J, as above.
Murray, Mrs A, (106119), Kingston House, Kingston Blount, Oxfordshire, OX39 4SH.
Tel: (01844) 351216, Mobile: 07768 881888.
No. 38 Area: Berkshire
Area Representative
Clifford, Mr B, (87104), Abadair House, 46 Redlands Road, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 5HE.
Tel: (0118) 986 3792.
Judges
Barnes, Mrs J, (110175), Decoy Cottage, Aldermarston, Berks RG7 4PP Tel: (0118) 9700376
Bott, Mr J A, (58862), Kew House, 23 Anchor Road, Calne, Wiltshire, SN11 8DY.
Tel/Fax: (01249) 813021, Mobile: 07813 098432.
Channing-Williams, Mrs D, (45359), 6 St Swithins Close, Wickham, Newbury, Berks,
RG20 8HJ. Tel: (01488) 608511.
~Clifford, Mr B, (87104)as above.
Eastgate, Miss Tricia, (99730), 7 Ashford Lane, Dorney, Windsor, Berks SL4 6QU Tel: (01628)
663423
Darlow, Mrs S, (76160), 9 The Rise, Reading Road, Finchampstead, Wokingham, Berkshire, RG40
4RH. Tel: (0118) 9732536.
Harris, Mrs S, (67692), Cherrystones, Grange Road, Cookham, Berkshire, SL6 9TH.
Tel: (01628) 521201.
Parsons, Mrs P, 34a Church Road, Earley, Reading, Berks, RG6 1HS.
Tel: (0118) 961 6095, Mobile: 07807 351819 Email:[email protected].
^Youngs, Mr J S, (10640), Pine View, Nine Mile Ride, Wokingham, Berkshire RG40 3DY.
Tel: (01344) 776532, Mobile: 07770 738980.
Writer
Begley, Mrs M, Barn House, Ball Hill, Highclere, Newbury, Berks. Tel: (01635) 253164.
Millman, Mr K B, (41794), Hatch Farm Stables, Chertsey Road, Addlestone, Surrey, KT15 2EH.
Tel/Fax: (01406) 370750, Yard: 01932 855550, Mobile: 07831 421022
Allen, Mr A, (45955), 62 Grazeley Road, Three Mile Cross, Reading, RG7 1BJ.
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Tel: (01189) 883494.
Stearn, Mr P, (110063), 49 Braybank, Bray, Berkshire, SL6 2BH. Tel: (01628) 631250.
Înternational Judge
~Holds area measuring wheel.
No. 39 Area: Buckinghamshire
Area Representative
#Wilson, Mrs M E, (26995), 17 Captain Cook Close, Chalfont St Giles, Bucks, HP8 4DS.
Tel: (01494) 873136, Mobile: 07774 792035, E-mail: [email protected].
Ross, Mrs J, (26285), Whelpley Hill Farm, Whelpley Hill, Berkhamsted, Herts, HP4 2SY.
Tel: (01442) 832119.
Judges
Abrahams, Mrs A, (55141), 2 Rockwell End Cottages, Hambleden, Henley On Thames, Oxon, RG9
6NQ. Tel: (01491) 571577.
Amies, Mrs D P, (10045), 6 Castle Court, Castle Street, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP20 2RD.
Tel: (01296) 486847 e-mail:[email protected]
Baker, Mrs J, (31862), 16 Horton Road, Slapton, Nr Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, LU7 9DB.
Tel: (01525) 221701, Mobile: 07890 759834.
Byrne, Miss M, (94423), Midwinter Cottage, The Vale, Chesham, Bucks, HP5 3NS.
Tel: (01494) 786230, Fax: (01494) 791032.
Eden, Mr R J, (39725), 42 Vernon Drive, Harefield, Uxbridge, Middlesex, UB9 6EG. Tel: (01895)
820739, Mobile: 07778 894971.
Greally, Mrs S, (70093), Mulberry Cottage, Coneycroft Farm, Ellesborough Road, Wendover,
Aylesbury, Bucks, HP22 6EW. Tel: (01296) 621134, Mobile: 07979 576339.
Haigh, Mrs A, (103480), 67F York Street, London WiH 1QATel: 0207 724 6417 email:[email protected]
Hale, Mrs J, (29877), Park Manor Farm, Newton Longville, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire.
Tel: (01908) 372148.
Lyons, Miss H, (104596), 5 Carrington Way, Prestwood, Great Missenden, Bucks HP16 0LA
Tel: (01494) 864496, Mobile: 07713 149410 Email: [email protected]
Wilson, Mrs M E, (26995), as above.
Associate Judges
Davies, Mrs C, (68139), Widmer Equestrian Centre, Pink Road, Lacey Green, Buckinghamshire,
HP27 0PQ. Day: (01844) 347170, Eve: (01844) 342800.
Jenkins, Mr G,(89353) Gardners Cottage, Addington, Bucks MK18 2JR Tel: (01296) 711023
Tuckey Mrs S (109872), Peachview, 23 Gold St., Hanslope, Milton Keynes MK19 7LU Tel:
(01908) 252350 Mobile: 07759 345850
Writer
Makins, Mrs S (125469) 32 Warttleton Rd., Beaconsfiled, Bucks HP9 1SE Tel: (01494)
McStraw, Mrs V , 1 The Cottages, Bridge Street, Thornborough, Buckingham MK18 2DH
Mobile: 07977 768736
Brockett, Mr D, (73626), 1 Stable End Cottages, The Twist, Wigginton, Tring, Herts HP23 6DU
Tel: (01442) 822348.
Greally, Mr P, (70094), Mulberry Cottage, Coneycroft Farm, Ellesborough Road, Wendover,
Aylesbury, Bucks, HP22 6EW. Tel: (01296) 621134.
Shayler, Mrs J, (20718), Little End Farm, Russell Grove, Millbrook, Bedford, MK45 2JE.
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Tel: (01525) 404297.
Price, Mr T, (32696), Home Farm, Poundon,Bicester, Oxon, OX27 9AY.
Tel:(01869) 277965, Mobile: 07970 472298.
Jenkins, Mr G, (89353),as above
Laming, Mr N, (55468), 39 Winslow Road, Wingrave, Aylesbury, Bucks HP22 4PS
Mobile: 07979 516349.
Time Keeper
Price, Mr T, (32696), as above
No. 39A Area: Hertfordshire, Greater London (North of River Thames, west of
line Whitechapel/Edmonton, excluding Whitechapel and Edmonton.)
Area Representative
Short, Mrs A, (10578), 52 Oulton Crescent, Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, EN6 3EG.
Tel: (01707) 646181.
straight
Judges
Eden, Mr R J, (39725), 42 Vernon Drive, Harefield, Uxbridge, Middlesex, UB9 6EG.
#Harris, Mrs W (53078) Arundel, 2 Northcliffe Drive, Totteridge, London, N20 8JS.
Tel: (0208) 445 9029, Fax: 0208 492 0430, E-mail: [email protected].
Midgley, Mr R J, (10465), 1 Ceylon Road, London, W14 0PY. Tel: 0207 6020061
Rogers, Mr S W, (15981), Witsend, 25 Park Lane, Knebworth, Herts, SG3 6PH. Tel: (01438)
235332.
Short, Mrs A, as above.
+Stokes, Mr B R, (10132), 35 Burleigh Way, Cuffley, Nr Potters Bar, Herts, EN6 4LG.
Tel: (01707) 874877.
Walker, Mr P G, (10671), 18 Leigh Rodd, Carpenters Park, Watford, Herts, WD1 5BJ.
Tel: (01923) 209640 (Work), (0208) 3861760 (Home), Mobile: 07860 554327
Weston, Mrs J E, (42326), 27, Highfield, Letchworth Garden City, Hertfordshire. SG6 3QD.
Tel: (01462) 686128.
Associate Judges
Clark, Mr I, (57132), 100 Trowley Hill Road, Flamstead, St Albans, Herts, AL3 8EA.
Tel: (01582) 842770, E-mail: [email protected]. Mobile: 07970 638884.
Haistead, Mrs J (108226) 80 Gateshead Road, Borehamwood, Herts WD6 5EG Tel: 0208 3871039
Mobile: 07939 332542.
Woodbridge, Ms P (117844), Olde Smithy, Millfield Lane, Caddington, Luton LU1 4DZ Tel:
Writers
Gosheron, Mr J G, (10289), 22 The Drive, Northwood, Middlesex, HA6 1HP,
Tel: (01923) 825954
Makins, Mrs S (125469) 32 Wattleton Road, Beaconsffield, Bucks HP9 1SE Tel: (01494)
672271 Mobile: 07972 396507
Read, Mrs J M, (10066), White Lilacs, Water Lane, Bovingdon, Hertfordshire, HP3 0NA.
Tel: (01442) 832629.
Clark, Mr I, (57132) as above
Watkins, Mr K J, (21529), 10 Margaret Road, New Barnet, Hertfordshire, EN4 9NP.
Tel: (0208) 440 5940.
Reeve-Young, Mr S, (18179), Silver Birch Cottage, Watford Road, Elstree, Borehamwood, Herts
WD6 3BE Tel: (0208) 2071413 Mobile: 07775 811699
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No. 40 Area: Essex, Greater London (North of River Thames, East of straight line
Whitechapel/Edmonton, including Whitechapel and Edmonton.)
Joint Area Representatives
Ôckendon-Day, Mrs R, (53627), Prince Halfyards, Stebbing Road, Felsted, Dunmow, Essex, CM6
3LG. Tel: (01371) 820392.
~Biddle, Mrs J (58173)Tye Hall Farm, Tye Hall Chase, Roxwell, Chelmsford, Essex CM1 4NH Tel:
(01245) 248006 work(01277) 824860 Mobile: 07799 891689 e-mail: [email protected]
Judges
Biddle, Mrs J (58173), as above
Leaper, Mrs A, (86207), 7 Chapelfields, Kirby Cross, Frinton on Sea, Essex, CO13 0RD.
Tel: (01255) 677393.
Maples, Miss P, (91467), 134 Temple Grove, Bakers Lane, West Hanningfield, Chelmsford, Essex,
CM2 8LJ. Tel: 07971 989135.
Matheussen, Mrs A, (52571), 17, Central Avenue, Aveley, Essex, RM15 4JJ. Tel: (01708) 865382.
Matthews, Mrs L K, (16194),Magdalen Cottage, Rands Road, High Roding, Dunmow, Essex CM6
1NH Tel: (01371) 871515 Mobile: 07748 530440
Moon, Mrs M, (10376), Elms Farm, Finchingfield, Essex, CM7 4PG. Tel: (01371) 810745.
Ôckendon-Day, Mrs R, (53627), as above.
Pimblett, Mrs D, (19470), The Old Barn, Hall Road, Henham, Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire,
CM22 6AP. Tel: (01279) 850038.
Thornley, Mrs M, (71150), 1 Hawthorne Cottages, Beaumont Road, Great Oakley, Essex, CO12
5BG. Tel: (01255) 886186.
Thornley, Mr P, (71703), 1 Hawthorne Cottages, Beaumont Road, Great Oakley, Essex, CO12 5BG.
Tel: (01255) 886186.
Associate Judges
Burgin, Mr K (119155), 1 Fouracres Walk, Hemel Hempsted, Herts HP3 9LB Tel: (01442)213640
Dove, Mrs B, (71005), 2 Wootten House, Cherrydown West, Kingswood, Essex SS16 5GB
Tel: (01268) 270124, Mobile: 07775 666672.
Seal, Mrs J, (57214), 32 Prittle Close, Benfleet, Essex, SS7 3YR. Tel: (01702) 555234.
^Theobald, Mr N G, (46989), 31 Longhouse Road, Chadwell-St-Mary, Grays, Essex, RM16 4RT.
Tel: (01375) 407148, Mobile: 07721 410999.
Ackland, Mr D A, (64228), Hooks Hall Farm, The Chase, Rush Green, Romford, Essex, RM7 0SS.
Tel: (01708) 473980.
Quinlan, Mr G L, (11928), 8, Cloverley Road, Chipping, Ongar, Essex, CM5 9BY.
Tel: (01277) 364887 or 362677.
Everett, Mr D, (38744), 14 Hatfield Drive, Billericay, Essex, CM11 2NQ.
Tel: (01277) 626603 (Home), Mobile: 07976 784727. E-mail: [email protected].
Lewington, Mr I, (17268), Longwood Equestrian Centre, Dry Street, Basildon, Essex, SS16 5NG.
Tel: (01268) 541177.
Writer
Fowler, Miss A, (98940), 7 Southcliffe Court, Holland Road, Southend on Sea, Essex, CO15 6HE.
Tel: (01255) 427696, Work (01206) 255726.
No. 41 Area: Gloucestershire
Area Representative
Rowe, Ms H, (60860), Arden Coombe, Wootton under Edge, Glos, GL12 7ND. Tel: (01453)
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842040, E-mail: [email protected]
Judges
Chapman, Mrs J, (30945), Rockhampton Equestrian Centre, Rockhampton, Berkley, Glos.
Tel: (01454) 260963.
Connor, Mr P, (47267), Hartpury College, Hartpury House, Glos, GL19 3BE. Mobile: 07754
163181 E-mail: [email protected].
Danahar, Mrs Val, (112437), Walkers Slough, Ledbury Road, Tirley, Glos. Tel: (01452) 780950.
Day, Mrs J E, (37704), Manor Farm, Greet, Winchcombe, Glos. Tel: (01242) 602423.
^Doney, Mr J F, (10303), Bredon Manor, Bredon, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, GL20 7EG.
Tel: (01684) 773656, Fax: (01684) 773773.
Du Pre, Miss D, (14369), Mulgrove, Westend, Stonehouse, Glos, GL10 3SJ. Tel: (01453) 822572.
+Harris, Mr P, (10582), 3 Ryalls Lane, Cambridge, Glos, GL2 7AT. Tel: (01453) 899178.
Husband, Mrs J S, (63638), The Shrubbery, Farm Lane, Leckhampton, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire,
GL53 0NN. Tel: (01242) 574874.
Loffet, Mrs G, (12034), Little Orchard, Wyck Rissington, Glos, GL54 2PN. Tel: (01451 821192.
Parsons, Miss E G, (58566), Welton House, Buttersend Lane, Hartpury, Gloucestershire, GL19
3DD. Tel: (01452) 700718, Mobile: 07896 621220.
Peake, Mrs J, (15353), 28 The Street, Uley, Dursley, Glos, GL11 5SY. Tel: (01453) 860022.
Rope, Ms L, (56613), The Cottage, Poulton Fields, Poulton, Cirencester, Glos GL7 5SS
Tel: 07999 538601
Walker, Mr C J M, (10614), The Chase, Ashmead, Cam, Dursley Glos, GL11 5EN.
Tel: (01453) 543572.
Walker, Mrs G, (10685), The Chase, Ashmead, Cam., Dursley, Glos, GL11 5EN. Tel: (01453)
543572.
Associate Judges
Pullin Mrs P, (123200), 5 Glebeland Drive, Bredon, Tewkesbury, Glos GL20 7QF Tel: (01684)
773059
Prozesky, Ms J (120367), 10 Salterley Grange, Leckhampton Hill, Chesltenham, Glos GL53 9QW
Writer
Williams, Miss T B, 9 Broadmere, Cam, Dursley, Glos, GL11 5PW. Tel: (01453) 549718.
Hill, Mrs L, Talisman, Cam Green, Coley, Dursley, Glos, GL11 5HL. Tel: (01453) 542293.
^Bywater, Mr K, (19985), The Coach House, Bredon Manor, Bredon, Tewkesbury, Glos, GL20 7EG.
Tel/Fax: (01684) 773790, Mobile: 07973 138378, E-mail: [email protected].
^Doney, Mr J F, (10303), as above.
~Chapman, Miss L, (16322), The Bungalow, Rockhampton Equestrian Centre, Rockhampton, Nr
Berkeley, Gloucestershire, GL13 9DT. Tel: (01454) 260963.
Loffet, Mrs G, as above.
Connor, Mr P, as above.
Gallop, Mrs H, (16926), Summerhouse Education & Equitation Centre, Hardwicke, Glos, GL2
2RG.Tel: (01452) 720288). E-mail: [email protected]
Gallop, Miss S, (95576), Oldhurst Farm, Tyndale Road, Slimbridge, Gloucester, GL2 7DJ.
Tel: (01453) 890524
Cheetham, Mr P, (103839), Hartpury College, Hartpury, Glos, GL19 3BE. Tel: 07788 924874.
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Trower, Mrs R, (97717), 1 Knoll Cottages, Gloucester Road, Staverton, Cheltenham,
Gloucestershire GL51 0SS Tel: (01452) 546130, Mobile: 07860 280964.
Jumps available from Mr R Lippiatt, The Coach House, Lockstone Bottom,
Cherrington, Tetbury, Glos. Tel: (01666) 502238, Mobile: 07811 246994.
~Holds area measuring wheel
+Timing set available for hire on application.
Înternational Judge/Course Designer
No. 42 Area: Wiltshire
Area Representative
+Palmer, Mrs A E, (82169), 64 Nursteed Road, Devizes, Wilts, SN10 3DX.
Mobile: 07890 940151
Joint Deputy Area Representatives
Roberts, Miss S M, (10359), Highbanks, Kepnal, Pewsey, Wilts SN9 5JL
Newbery, Mrs A (13364), Fairview Farm, White St., Easterton, Devizes, Wilts SN10 4PA Tel:
Judges
Adderley, Mrs R, (107728), Laurieston, West End, Foxham, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 4NB.
Barber, Mrs H, (67533), 6 Matravers Close, Westbury, Wiltshire, BA13 3NR.
Tel: (01373) 865558.
Forgacs, Mrs C, (75304), 41 Blackmore Road, Melksham, SN12 7HT.
Tel: (01225) 792916, Mobile: 07799 538638
Hopkins, Mrs J, (103582), Hammers, Appleshaw, Andover, Hants, SP11 9BN.
Tel: (01264) 771055.
*~House, Mr A, (22024), 2 The Cresent, Quemerford, Calne, Wilts, SN11 8LG.
Mobile: 07970 220079. E-mail: [email protected].
King, Mrs C (81529), The Roost, Minety, Malmesbury, Wilts SN16 9RJ Tel: (01666) 860969
Mobile: 07912 352525
Oram, Mrs A, (97531), The Stables, Ashes Lane, Kington Langley, Chippenham, Wilts SN15 5NP
Mobile: 07979 046836
Palmer,Mrs A (82169) as above
Palmer, Mr B L, (13375), 64 Nursteed Road, Devizes, Wilts, SN10 3DX. Tel: (01380) 722869,
Mobile: 07739 981729
Roberts, Miss S M, (10359), as above
Tanner, Mrs T (116771) Sturton Farm, Studley Lane, Wanstrow, Shepton Mallett, BA4 4TG.
Wilde, Mr S J, (85644), 3 Baron Close, Lower Stratton, Wiltshire SN3 4XQ Tel: (01793) 834068,
Mobile: 07808 491730, E-mail: [email protected].
Associate Judge
Britten, Mrs S (76475) The Stables, Oakwood Stud, Marsh Lane, Rowde, Devizes, Wilts SN10 2NW
Tel: 01380 728445
Newbery, Mrs A (13364), as above
Warwick, Miss S, (12525), Hoplands E.C., Kings Somborne, Stockbridge, Hants SO20 6QH
Tel: (01794) 389654 Mobile: 07739 146716 E-mail:[email protected]
~House, Mr A, as above.
Forgacs, Mrs C, (75304), as above.
Cockram, Mrs J, (94233), 4 Greenleaze, Marston Meysey, Swindon, SN6 6LJ. Tel: (01285) 810514.
Palmer, Mr B L, (13375), as above.
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Bayman, Miss C, (85908), Longhedge Farm, Corsley, Warminster, Wilts, BA12 7QZ.
Tel: (01373) 832495, Mobile: 07811 204192.
Moor, Mr R, (86024), 16 Wells Street, Swindon, Wilts SN1 2JJ Mobile: 07944 200523
Tanner, Mr T, (92763), Sturton Farm, Studley Lane, Wanstrow, Shepton Mallett, BA4 4TG.
~Holds area measuring wheel
+*Jumps and timing available for hire on application
No. 43 Area: Hampshire
Area Representative
Longland, Mrs D, (97281), 5 Magpie Drive, The Rowans, Totton, Southampton, SO4 3TE
Tel: (02380) 663310.
Slipper, Mr P J, (25649), 8 Reeves Close, West Wellow, Nr Romsey, Hampshire. SO51 6RE
Tel: (01794) 323295.
Judges
~ Anderson, Mr P, (10622), 103 Rufus Gardens, Totton, Southampton, Hants, SO40 8TB.
Tel: (02380) 873560, Mobile: 07802 362995.
Baigent, Mrs S, (26498), Manor Farm, East Worldham, Alton, Hants. Tel: (01420) 84172.
Banks, Mrs J, (101302), 1 Penerley Farm Cottages, Lyndhurst Road, Beaulieu, Brockenhurst,
Hants, SO42 7YP. Tel: (01590) 611349.
Cushion, Mrs A, (56029), 169 The Causeway, Petersfield, Hants, GU31 4LN. Tel: (01730) 262722.
Dicker, Mrs A, (48573), Dairy Cottage, 29, Hurstbourne Priors, Whitchurch, Hants, RG28 7SE.
Tel: (01256) 895599 (Home), (01256 892664) (Work), Mobile: 07771 823985,
E-mail: [email protected].
James, Mr D, (72992), 5 Florence Close, Yately, Hampshire, GU46 6PH.
Tel: (01252) 874759.
Longland, Mrs D, (97281), as above
Pennells, Mr G, (117698), 24 Montgomerie Rd., Southsea, Hants PO5 1ED Tel: 02392 346615
Mobile: 07944 134984
Renouard Mr S (21849), The Homestead, Braishfield, Nr Romsey, Hants SO51 0QE Mobile: 07738
Slipper, Mr P J, as above
Wheeler, Mr J, (10621), Firgrove Manor Cottage, Firgrove Road, Eversley, Hampshire, RG27 0PE.
Tel: (01252) 873467.
Associate Judges
Baigent, Mr J, (13419), Manor Farm, East Worldham, Alton, Hants, GU34 3BD.
Tel: (01420) 84172.
Cooper, Mrs N, (109562), 1 Winchester Ho., Winchester Rd., Petersfield, Hants GU32 3BZ Tel:
(01730) 231835 Mobile: 07899 0321130
Ewing, Miss A (80240),4 Kennet Cl., West End, Southampton SO18 3JY Mobile: 07834 970352
[email protected]
Hunter, Mrs M (115025), 12 Stag Way, Funley, Fareham, Hants PO15 6TW Mobile: 07787 507307
Mullenger, Ms H, (86233), Barleywood Farm, Gaston Lane, West Worldham, Alton, Hants, GU34
3HW. Tel: (01420) 542445, Mobile: 07899 945411
Banks, Mrs J, (101302), as above
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Writers
Barker, Mrs J, Fircones, The Frenches, Sherfield English, Romsey, Hants, SO51 6FE.
Tel: (01794) 322306.
Holloway, Yvonne, (89329), 12 Ambleside Road, Lymington, Hampshire, SO41 3QS.
Tel: (01590) 673905, Mobile: 07801 641555.
Hunter, Mrs M (115035), Crofton Manor E.C., Titchfield Road, Stubbington, Fareham, Hants PO14
3EW Tel: (01329) 667323 Mobile: 07787 507307 e-mail: [email protected]
King, Ms S V, (73575), Pinkmead Farm, Kings Corner, Botley, Southampton, SO3 2HA.
Tel: (01489) 782469.
Rowe, Ms Mandi, 11 Maris Road, Botley, Southampton, SO30 2EY.
^ Renouard, Mr S (21849) as above
Delaney, Mr P, (72103), 14 Cornfields, Yateley, Hants, GU46 6YT. Tel: (01372) 270033
Dunning, Mr A F, (26790), Bramley Cottage, Pound Lane, Sherfield English, Romsey, Hampshire,
SO51 6FJ. Tel: (01794) 322553.
Wheeler, Mr J, as above.
Cockcroft-Oliver, Mr P, (111988) 6 Cumber Road, Lock's Heath, Southampton SO31 6EE Tel:
Naylor-Davies, Miss J, (67591), The Chestnuts, 14 Chestnut End, Headley GU35 8NA Tel: (01420)
717609 Mobile: 07968 391493 E-mail: [email protected].
Sillett, Mr J, (16006), c/o Wellington Riding, Basingstoke Road, Heckfield, Hook, Hants RG27 0LJ
Tel: work - 01189 326 308 Mobile 07818 452836
* Jumps available for hire on application to BSJA Jump Store, Shoe Lane, Aldershot, Hants.
Tel: (01252) 323164.
No. 43A Area: Isle of Wight
Area Representative
Begley, Miss K, (87466), Cleveland Farm, Sheepwash Lane, Godshill, Isle of Wight, PO38 3JS.
Tel: (01983) 840228.
Waghorne, Mrs S, (86640), Cleveland Farm, Sheepwash Lane, Godshill, Isle of Wight, PO38 3JS.
Judges
Begley, Mrs W, (96019), Chillerton Farm Cottage, Main Road, Chillerton, Newport, Isle of Wight,
PO30 3HA. Tel: (01983) 721786.
Hammerton, Mr J, (10321), Downsview Lodge, Porchfield, Isle of Wight, PO30 4LJ.
Tel: (01983) 826187.
Waghorne Mrs S (86640), as above
Associate Judge
Eden Ms S, (92204),9 Artic Road, Cowes, Isle of Wight. Tel: (01983) 290394.
Hammerton, Mr J, as above.
Powell, Miss K (77645) 31 Allotment Road, Niton, Ventnor IOW PO38 2DY Tel: (01983)
730475
No. 44 Area: Surrey, Greater London (South of the River Thames, west of the road from
Greenwich onto the A2212 meeting the A21 and then onto the A233, then west of
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the B2026 until reaching the Surrey county boundary - excluding Biggin Hill,
Westerham, Crockham Hill and Eldenbridge)
Area Representative
#^+Gillespie, Mrs J, (10684), Vicarage Farm, Halliford Road, Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey, TW16
6DW. Tel/Fax No: (01932) 765145. E-mail: [email protected].
Mould, Miss S, (102460), Flat 2, 3 Abbot Road, Guildford, Surrey, GU1 3TA. Tel: (01483) 455274;
Mobile: 07989 843237; e-mail: [email protected]
Judges
Cook, Mrs J, (91546), 157 Station Road, Hampton, Middlesex, TW12 2AL. Tel: (0208) 941 2647.
#^+Gillespie, Mrs J, as above.
Langton, Mrs J, (72395) Fairvalley Farm, Rosemary Lane, Rowledge, Surrey GU10 4DB Tel:
(01252 790561) Mobile: 07917 806810
Lightburn, Mr P J, (72838), Little Park Farm, King's Lane, Cowfold, West Sussex, RH13 8BD.
Tel: (01403) 710312.
Magee, Mrs A, (88158), Ryden Grange, Limecroft Road, Bisley, Surrey, GU21 2TH.
Tel: (01483) 472410.
Mould, Ms S, (102460), as above.
St.Pierre, Mrs S, MRCVS, (40930), The Old Coach House, Roeheath, Cinder Hill, North Chailey,
Lewes, East Sussex, BN8 4HR. Tel: (01825) 722217, (Home), (01444) 247617 (Work).
Waterfield, Mr A R, (10153), The Maples, Comp Lane, Offham, Kent, ME19 5PP.
Tel: (01732) 874208.
Waterfield, Mrs D, (34307), The Maples, Comp Lane, Offham, Kent, ME19 5PP. Tel: (01732)
874208.
Writers
Dunlop, Mrs F M, (17133), 33, Tufton Gardens, Hurst Park, East Molesey, Surrey. KT8 1TD.
Tel: (0208) 979 1063.
King, Mrs F, c/o Vicarage Farm, Halliford Lane, Sunbury on Thames, Surrey TW16 6DW
Tel: 07889 111931
Davies, Miss Anne-Marie, 9 Arethusa Way, Bisley, Woking, Surrey GU24 9BZ. Tel: 07980 597671.
Hurry, Miss S (13717), 210 Longhurst, Kings Charles Road, Surbiton, Surrey KT5 8QP Tel: (0208)
3902303
King, Mrs F, as above.
^Gillespie, Mr P, (11459), Vicarage Farm, Halliford Road, Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey, TW16
6DW. Tel: (01932) 765145.
Farrell, Mr J, (61176), 81 Woodland Road, Little Bookham, Surrey, KT23 4HL. Tel: (01372)
450449.
Waterfield, Mr A R, as above.
Hill, Mr S, (62425), 4 Bower Hill Close, South Nutfield, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 5NQ.
Tel: (01342) 844835, Mobile: 07831 256524.
Stansfield, Ms R, (78715), Great Bookham E.C., Dorking Road, Bookham, Leatherhead, Surrey,
KT23 4PZ. Tel: (01372) 451458, Mobile: 07957 224205.
+ Timing available for hire on application.
Înternational Judge/Course Designer
No. 45 Area: Kent, Greater London (South of the River Thames, east of the road from
Greenwich onto the A2212 meeting the A21 and then onto the A233, then east of the
B2026 until reaching the Surrey County boundary including Biggin Hill,
Westerham, Crockham Hill and Edenbridge.)
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Joint Area Representative
^~+Golledge, Mr A, (49042), Timbercroft, Gorsewood Road, Hartley, Longfield, Kent, DA3 7DH.
Tel: (01474) 704359, Mobile: 07984 169725.
Joint Area Representative
Bristow, Mr K, (49933),Old Mariners,29 Red Shank Road,St Marys Island,Chatham, Kent, ME4
3NX. Tel: (01634) 891942, 07947 804794 Mobile, email: [email protected]
Judges
Draper, Mr A, (13571), Purchase Barn, Goldwell Lane, Great Chart, Ashford, Kent, TN26 1JS.
^~+Golledge, Mr A, (49042), as above..
Hamilton, Mrs P, (65565), 5 Field End, Willesborough, Ashford, Kent, TN24 0AP. Tel: (01233(
662975, Mobile: 07801 575426.
Palmer, Mrs J, (85566) 31 Garner Drive, Bradbourne Fields, East Malling, Kent, ME19 6NF.
Tel: (01732) 873483, Mobile: 07765 855902.
Walker, Mrs C I E, (10158), 4 Hayes Cottage, The Green, Teston Road, Offham, Maidstone, Kent,
ME19 5NP. Tel: (01732) 842701, e-mail: [email protected]
Walker, Miss S, (33961), 22 Reeves Close, Staplehurst, Kent TN12 0NN Tel: 07808 965626.
Williams, Mrs S, (101548), Hill View, Short Lane, Alkham, Kent CT15 7DZ Tel: (01304) 823483
Associate Judges
Clark, Mrs J M, (53691), Eaglesfield Equestrian Centre, West Yoke, Ash, Nr Sevenoaks, Kent,
TN15 7HT. Tel: (01474) 872242.
Davis, Miss S (79886), 13 Offens Drive, Staplehurst, Tonbridge, Kent TN12 0LR Tel: (01580)
890660 Mobile: 07989 255743
Eggleton, Mrs L, (107190), 2 Waterlow Road, Maidstone, Kent. ME14 2TR. Tel: (01622) 661022,
Mobile: 077847 60655
Fisher, Mrs M (115168) 28 Vanessa Way, Bexley, Kent DA5 2JS Tel: (01322) 528447 Mobile:
07763 986345
Oxtoby, Mrs A (115197),16 Old Downs, Hartley, Longfield, Kent DA3 7AA Tel: (01474) 707280
Mobile: 07773 341726 [email protected]
Wynter, Mrs J, (100068), Vermont, East Mountain Lane, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN23 4EA.
Tel: Home: (01233) 633799, Mobile: 07910 315111.
Bristow, Mr K, (49933), as above.
Arthur, Mr D, (15559), Bromley Common Liveries, Oakley Buildings, Bromley Common Road,
Bromley, Kent, SS16 5NG. Tel: (020) 8462 0340.
Neudeck, Mr M A V, (28190), Marberdan Riding Centre, Little Pett, Bottom Place, Maxted St,
Stelling Minnis, Nr Canterbury, Kent, CT4 6DJ. Tel: (01233) 750372 or 750308, Mobile:
07836 648400.
Walker, Mrs C I E, as above.
Berry, Miss M A, (12267), 23 Coach Rd., Acrise, Folkstone, Kent CT18 8LS
Tel: (01303) 892335.07860 617354
Jones, Mr D, (36456), Duckhurst Farm, Clapper Lane, Staplehurst, Kent, TN12 0JW.
Tel: (01580) 891057.
Time Keeper
Neudeck, Mr M A V, (28190) as above
No. 46 Area: Sussex
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Area Representative
Hobbs, Mrs E, (47043), Cross Lane Farm, Cross Lane, Barns Green, Horsham, West Sussex, RH13
0QF. Tel: (01403) 730534 Mobile: 07811 098011
Judges
Baker, Mrs E, (10090), Sunny Bank Farm, Freezeland Lane, Bexhill On Sea, Sussex, TN39 5JD.
Tel: (01424) 216272.
Barratt, Mr M, (54785), 1B Arun Street, Arundel, Sussex, BN18 9DL. Tel: (01903) 882015.
Daniel, Mr P D W, (11453),The Corner House, Kingsbank Lane, Beckley, Nr Rye, E Sussex, TN31
6RU. Tel: (01797) 260705, Mobile: 07831 302000.e-mail: [email protected]
Davie, Miss C A M, (10330), 229 Camberwell New Road, London, SE5 0TH. Tel: (0207) 701
5159.
Dewitt, Mrs S, (22300), 4 Malham Close, Maidenbower, Crawley, W Sussex, RH10 7JD.
Tel: (01293) 889569.
Fleet, Miss B, (13461), 97, Valebridge Road, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 0RR.
Tel: 07767 896877.
#Harris, Mr D J, (10637), Cowlease Farm Cottage, Hamsey, Lewes, East Sussex, BN8 5TE.
Tel: (01273) 486122, Mobile: 07932 030842.
#+Hobbs, Miss E, (31260), Cross Lane Farm, Cross Lane, Barns Green, Horsham, West Sussex,
RH13 0QF. Tel: Mobile: 07875 147295
Hutton, Mrs S M, (13750), 33 Lavant Down Road, Lavant, Chichester, West Sussex.
Tel: (01243) 528897.
Priest, Mrs P J, (25513), Star Farm, Gay Street Lane, Norton Heath, Pulborough, W Sussex, RH20
2HN. Tel: (01798) 872839.
#Stern, Mrs N, (74405), Stable Cottage, Albourne Road, Henfield, W Sussex, BN5 9AU.
Tel: (01273) 494482.
#Twemlow, Mr C, (87204), 17 Coventry Street, Brighton, E Sussex, BN1 5PP.
Tel: (01273) 500360.
#Twemlow, Mrs J, (60940), 17 Coventry Street, Brighton, E Sussex, BN1 5PP.
Willard, Mrs J, (79258), Brookside Stables, Dagbrook Lane, Henfield, W Sussex BN5 9SH.
Mobile: 07801 944898.
Associate Judges
Jamieson, Mrs V, (113229), Rusper House Lodge, Newdigate Road, Rusper, Horsham W Sussex
RH12 4RR. Tel: (01293) 871833 Mobile: 07703 166719.
McInerney, Miss. J (120695), 17 Brightling Road, Polegate, E Sussex BN26 5DB Tel: (01323)
Sirett, Miss A, (48884) Woodlands Stables, Titnore Lane, Patching, Nr Worthing, BN13 3UG.
Tel: (01903) 871339.
Bennett-Jane, Caroline, (72726), The Mews, Ranworth Manor, Dormans Park, East Grinstead, W
Sussex, RH19 2NA. Tel: (01342) 871452, Fax: (01342) 871469, Mobile: 07836 728882.
Writer
Hobbs, Mrs E, (47043), as above.
^Sirett, Mr L, (58360), Slate Barn Farm, Binstead, Arundel, W Sussex BN18 0LQ Tel: (01243)
551128
Lear, Mr B, (37947), Ivinghoe, Spatham Lane, Westmeston, Hassocks, East Sussex, BN6 8XH.
Tel: (01273) 842872.
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Marsh, Mr S, (39731), 86 Copthorne Road, Felbridge, East Grinstead, West Sussex, RH19 2NU.
Tel: (01342) 321601.
Askew, Mrs F, (117069), Hazel Cottage, School Lane, Stedham, Midhurst, W Sussex GU29 0NZ
Tel: (01730) 810196 Mobile: 07809 668219
Jinks, Miss E, (94818), Royal Leisure Centre, Horn Lane, Woodmancote, Henfield, W Sussex, BN5
9SA. Tel: (01273) 493864.
Lee, Mr J, (104456), 37 Worthing Road, Rustington, Littlehampton, West Sussex, BN16 3JU.
Tel: (01903) 785421.
Înternational Course Designer
*Jumps available for hire on application to the BSJA Jump Store, Shoe Lane, Aldershot,
Hants, Tel: (01252) 323164.
Timing available for hire from Mr R Budgen,77 Middle Road, Shoreham by Sea, West Sussex,
BN43 6LL. Tel: (01273) 462567, Mobile: 07990 764588.
No. 48 Area: Somerset, Bristol (BS Postcode)
Area Representative
Wells, Mr N (112754), BArnum, Ham, Chard, Somerset TA20 3HX Tel: (01460) 234100 Mobille:
07779 083478 e-mail:[email protected]
Dunning, Mr P (15782), Mistletoe Farm, Eleighwater, Chard, Somerset TA20 3AF. Tel: (01460)
65515 Mobile: 07850 150233
Judges
Baber, Mr P, (12751), 125 Hanham Road, Bristol, Avon, BS15 2NR. E-mail: [email protected].
Brown, Mrs A L, (10084), Battens Farm, Bickenhall, Taunton, Somerset, TA3 6TS.
Tel: (01823) 480441.
Down, Mrs J, (69009), Paddocks End, Tytherington, Frome, Somerset, BA11 5BN.
Tel: (01373) 461807.
*Errington, Mrs M, (70604), The White House, Prestleigh, Shepton Mallet, Somerset.
Tel: (01749) 830502.
Hill, Mrs M E, (56425), Ridings Farm, Bridgewater Road, Dundry, Bristol, BS41 8JP.
Tel: (01275) 392271.
Hooper, Mr P, (19290), 17 The Folly, Ditcheat, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 6QS.
Tel: (01749) 860573 (Home), (01749) 822200 (Work).
Linscott, Mrs A, (70162), The Lindens, Westfield Road, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, TA8 2AW.
Tel: (01278) 793411.
Nuttall, Mrs A E S, (10641), Hedge Farm, Pylle, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 6SU.
Tel/Fax: (01749) 830426, (please ring first prior to sending fax), Mobile: 07836 640758.
Pepperall, Mrs M, (10652), Wick House, Wick St Lawrence, Weston Super Mare, Somerset,
BS22 0YJ. Tel: (01934) 515811, Mobile: 07976 801184, E-mail: [email protected].
Pepperall, Miss S L, (13848), Myrtle Cottage, Wick St Lawrence, Weston Super Mare, Somerset,
BS22 0YJ. Tel: (01934) 515811, Mobile: 07976 956815, E-mail: [email protected].
Quantrill, Mr R A, (10031), High Meadow, Notting Hill Way, Weare, Axbridge, Somerset,
BS26 2JU. Tel: (01934) 732882.
Sage, Mrs R, (10121), Greenway House, Hinton Blewett, Temple Cloud, Bristol, BS39 5AY.
Tel: (01761) 452653.
Tripp, Mrs J, (10720), Malthouse Farm, Basonbridge, Highbridge, Somerset, TA9 4RG.
Tel: (01278) 783407.
~ Vaughan-France, Mr A J, (10211), Newport Manor, Wrantage, Taunton, Somerset, TA3 6DJ.
Tel: (01823) 490212 (Home).
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Winter, Mrs D, (112173), Court Farm House, Wraxall Hill, Wraxall, Bristol, BS48 1NA.
Tel: (01275) 853229.
Wood, Miss H (76068), 2 Greenfield Walk, Midsomer Norton, Radstock, Avon BA3 2RP Tel:
Associate Judges
Abbot, Mr W, (90517), 4 Butlass Close, High Littleton, Bristol, Avon, BS18 5HD.
Tel: (01761) 471109.
Baker, Mrs G (99434) 23 Bloomfield Cl., Timsbury, Bath, Avon BA3 1LP Tel: (01761) 470504
Forward, Mrs D, (84022),1 Gifford Close, Chard, Somerset, TA20 1BP. Tel: (01460) 67471,
Mobile: 07867 786832.
Hillman, Ms S, (90518), 4 Butlass Close, High Littleton, Bristol, Avon, BS18 5HD.
Tel: (01761) 471109.
~Urch, Mr P, (13608), 125 Hanham Road, Kingswood, Bristol, BS15 2NR.
Tel: (01179) 607163.
Hacker, Miss L (80139), 37 Coleridge Vale Road North, Clevedon, N Somerset BS21 6PS Mobile:
07890 947976
Lukings, Mr K, (89334), Primrose Cottage, 1A London Road, Wick, Bristol, BS15 2AP.
Tel: (0117) 937 2342.
Tipping, Miss A, 9 Cavell Court, Clevedon. N Somerset BS21 5LD Mobile: 07970 695256
Brown, Mrs A, as above.
Pepperall, Mrs M, as above
Pepperall, Miss S, (13848), as above.
Vaughan-France, Mr A J, as above.
Palmer, Mr A (111101), 2 Southview Cottages, Mays Green Lane, Hewish, Weston Super
Mare BS24 6RW Tel: (01275) 858347 Mobile: 07702 095607 e-mail:
[email protected]
~Urch, Mr P, (13608), as above
Mills, Mr T (37019), The Old Post House, Fair Place, Chieselborough, Stoke-sub-Hamdon,
Somerset TA14 6TL Tel: (01935) 881591 Mobile: 07816 952819 e-mail:
[email protected]
* Jumps available for hire
No. 49 Area: Dorset
Longland, Mr R, (10708), The Manor House, Fifehead Magdalen, Gillingham, Dorset SP8 5RT Tel:
(01258) 820690 Mobile: 07810 350908
*Bellamy, R Admiral A J, CB., OBE, (10052), The Cottage, Kington Magna, Gillingham, Dorset,
SP8 5EG. Tel: (01747) 838668.
Judges
Gill, Mr R M, (24477), The Copse, Hunger Hill, East Stour, Nr Gillingham, Dorset, SP8 5JR.
Tel: (01747) 823915.
Longland, Mr R, (10708),as above
Associate Judges
Clarkson, Miss J, (104978) 24 Pilwell, Marnhull, Dorset, DT10 1LE Tel: (01258) 821250
Tel: (01258) 820017.
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Hoskins, Mr M, (39511), Lower Farm, New Town, Kington Magna, Gillingham, Dorset SP8 5EU
fax: (01747) 838938,Mobile: 07974 587136 e-mail:[email protected]
^Jeffery, Mr R, (10164), 43 Ashford Road, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH6 5QB. Tel: (01202) 480013,
Fax: (01202) 480166.
Thomas, Mr P (44989), Brayton House, Dorchester Road, Wool, Wareham, Dorset BH20 6EL
Tel: (01929) 462405
Whitelock, Mr S, (57195), 16 Hinton Close, Blandford Forum, Dorset, DT11 7RS.
Tel: (01258) 456468 (Home), Mobile: 07971 829921.
Writers
Clarke, Mrs S, Linden, 15 Mill Street, Puddletown, Dorchester, DT2 8SQ. Tel: (01305) 848546.
Frampton Hobbs, Mrs L, Manor Farmhouse, Moreton, Dorchester, Dorset, DT2 8RF.
Tel: (01929) 462512, Fax: (01929) 405346, Mobile: 07780 694535.
Înternational Course Designer
No. 50 Area: Devonshire
Area Representative
Frost, Mrs A, (17797), Blue Mountain, Widdecombe Lane, Compton, Paignton, Devon, TQ3 1TD.
Tel: (01803) 875219 (Home), Mobile: 07968 055667.
Price, Mrs B, (81039), Greenacre, Couches Lane, Woodbury, Exeter, Devon, EX5 1HL.
Tel/Fax: (01395) 233037 (Home & Work), (01395) 233574, Mobile: 07717 686680.
Judges
Dean, Mr W, (107641), Briar Mead Farm, Thorndon Cross, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 4NQ.
Tel: (01837) 871377.
Dean, Mrs P, (60044), Briar Mead Farm, Thorndon Cross, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 4NQ.
Tel: (01837) 871377.
Harakis, Miss E, (84975), 12 Nelson Road, Brixham, Devon, TQ5 8BH. Tel: (01803) 882433,
Mobile: 07803 387089.
Spiller, Mrs W, (66055), Exeter Equestrian Centre, Poltimore Barton, Poltimore, Exeter, EX4
0AQ. Tel: (01392) 461067.
Associate Judges
Curnow Mrs A, (119406), 11 Tuckers Park, Bradworthy, Holsworthy, Devon EX22 7TL Tel:
(01409) 241256
Parsons, Mrs T, (91264), 24 Acland Road, Broadclyst, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3HF.
Tel: (01392) 461786.
Suarez, Mr R, (87494), c/o The Rookery, Caton, Ashburton, Devon TQ12 6LH Mobile: 07830
246773
Radmore, Mrs K, (66057), Exeter Equestrian Centre, Poltimore Barton, Poltimore, Nr Exeter, EX4
0AQ. Tel: (01392) 461067.
Tuff, Mr J, (14190), Redpost Feeds, Lillisford Stud, Littlehempston, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 6NG.
Tel: (01803) 812040.
May, Mr R, (44185), 16 Victoria St., Okehampton, Devon EX20 1NA
Tel: (01837) 54628, Mobile: 07881 653799.
Piercy, Mr D, (102069), Coombe Park Equestrian, Littlehempston, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 6LW.
Tel: (01803) 866615, Mobile: 07870 703325.
or
[email protected].
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* Jumps available from Zoe Gwennap, Tel: (01209) 831132.
No. 51 Area: Cornwall
Area Representative
~Warren, Mrs P, (10604), Hardacre, Parc Erissey, Redruth, Cornwall, TR16 4HW.
Tel: (01209) 313559.
Joint Deputy Area Representatives
+*Gwennap, Mrs Z(15684), Woodlands, Clowance Barton, Cambourn, Cornwall, TR14 0PR.
Tel: (01209) 831132.
Stockdale, Mr K (45911), Millpark, Cardinham, Nr Bodmin, Cornwall PL30 4DB Tel: (01280)
821550
Judges
Allen, Mrs P, (113693), 4 Trehawke Lane, Merrymeet, Liskeard, Cornwall PL14 3LE Tel: (01579)
343745
Angove, Mr M, (14912), Stamford, Tregolis Close, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 1LF. Tel: (01872)
277047.
Deithrick, Mrs J, (74452), Trevillett Stables, Trevillett, Tintagel, Cornwall PL34 0HL.
Tel: (01840) 770342. E-mail: [email protected]
+*Gwennap, Mrs Z, (15684), as above
Harvey, Mrs P, (59992), East Penventon Farm, Fourlanes, Redruth, Cornwall. TR16 6QZ.
Tel: (01209) 215129.
Jones, Mrs S, (69712), Rosemaber Farm, Breage, Helston, Cornwall, TR13 9NE. Tel: (01736)
762202.
Perkins, Mrs S, (37051), Porloe Farm, Penarrow Road, Flushing, Falmouth, Cornwall , TR11 5UD.
Tel: (01326) 375670.
~Warren, Mrs P, as above.
Williams, Mrs B, (47266), 9 Moor View Road, Widegates, Looe, Cornwall, PL13 1QE.
Tel: (01503) 240562, Mobile: 07881 944779.
Associate Judges
Croft, Mr H, (107309), Winnards Perch, Coles Cross, East Allington, Totness, Devon, TQ9 7RH.
Dolley, Mrs A J, (109474), 8 Plain-an-Gwarry, Redruth, Cornwall, TR15 1HU. Tel: (01209)
313929, Mobile: 07748 813286.
Ferris, Ms J, (50534), 46 Yew Tree Court, Chy Hwel, St Clements Vean, Truro, Cornwall , TR1
11AF, Tel: Home (01872) 227329, Work: (01872) 327049, Mobile: 07768 350036, Email
[email protected]
Moore, Mrs, N (107810), Little Acre, Horsedowns, Praze, Camborne, Cornwall TR14 0NP Tel:
Murrish, Mrs M (40153) Jo-Mi's Hideaway, Churchtown Farm, Towednack, St Ives, Cornwall TR26
3AZ Tel: (01736) 798769 Mobile: 07761 423480 e-mail: [email protected]
Wilson, Miss E, (122447), Railway View Farm, Carnhot, Chasewater, Truro, Cornwall TR4 8PA
Bean, Miss M, New Bungalow, Silverwell, Black Water, Truro, Cornwall TR4 8JE Tel: (01872)
560716
Garbutt, Mrs Sally, Cold Harbour Cottage, Towednack, St Ives, Cornwall, TR26 3AU.
Tel: (01736) 794932.
Vinnicombe, Mr S, 20 Atlantic Way, Porthtowan, Cornwall, TR4 8HA. Tel: (01209) 890236.
Waters, Mr B, 34 Pengelly Way, Threemilestone, Truro, Cornwall, TR3 6DP. Tel: (01872)
275979.
*Gwennap, Mrs Z, (15684) as above
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Phillips, Mr C, (29673), 3 Luxulyan Road, St Blazey Gate, Par, Cornwall, PL24 2EH.
Tel: (01726) 816581.
+ * Jumps and timing available for hire on application.
No. 52 Area: Channel Islands
Judges.
Arthur, Mrs G, (75971), Hatherleigh, St Mary, Jersey, Channel Islands, JE3 3AQ. Tel: (01534)
481385.
Bartlett, Mr B, (90844), 5 Summerville Flats, Pont Valliant Lane, Vale, Guernsey, GY6 8DA.
Tel: (01481) 253622, Mobile: 07781 100254. E-mail: barry.bartlett @cwgsy.net.
Brint, Mrs C, (101907), L'Epine, Le Clos Horrell, Rue Militaire, St Ouen, Jersey, JE3 2HF.
Tel: (01534) 484306 (Home), Work: (01534) 700121, Mobile: 07797 712051.
Cuming, Miss S, (90878), 4a Victoria Avenue, St Helier, Jersey, JE2 3TB.
Tel: (01534) 732927.
Dyke, Mrs H, (90682), Noirpoint, Pleinheaume Lane, Vale, Guernsey, GY6 8NS. Tel: (01481)
254170.
Farnon, Mrs S, (90845), Les Villets Farm, Les Villets, Forest, Guernsey, GY8 0HP. Tel: (01481)
265006.
Hayman, Mrs C, (85887), Les Petits Camps, Le Chemin de Herupe, St John, Jersey, JE3 4FH.
Tel: (01534) 862689, Fax: (01534) 865689 (Work), (01534) 608250, Mobile: 07787 721231.
Humphries, Mrs J, (90975), La Courtil De Haut, Les Grandes Capelles, St Sampsons, Guernsey,
GY2 4UT. Tel: (01481) 725257.
Mills, Miss S, (90969), The Wing, Southern Comfort, Rue Jacques, St Sampsons, Guernsey, GY2
4NJ. Mobile: 07781 110882, Email: [email protected].
Mitchell, Mr R, MA FRCS, (63351), Belwood Farm, Trinity, Jersey. Tel/Fax: (01534) 863679,
Mobile: 07797 735447.
Phillips, Mrs T L (57106), 2 Pont Marquet Close, La Rue Du Pont Marquet, St Brelade, Jersey JE3
8DS Tel: (01534) 747640 Mobile: 07797 765745
Pryce, Mr J, (82633),Victoria House, Rue de la Boucterie,Victoria Village, Trinity, Jersey, JE3 5HQ.
Tel: (01534) 861758, Mobile: 07797 787242.
Robinson, Mr D, (85346), 1 Les Fourneaux Est, La Rue de la Corbiere, St Brelade, Jersey, JE3 8HP.
Tel: (01534) 741574.
Sabey, Mr M, (84801), La Valette, La Ruette, St Lawrence, Jersey, Channel Islands, JE3 1HT.
Tel: (01534) 863499.
Simon, Mrs G, (103369), Gleniffer, Hounet Lane, Vale, Guernsey, GY6 8JJ. Tel: (01481) 249570,
Mobile: 07781 109850.
Torode, Mrs L, (59021), No. 9 Clos de Verger, Ville au Roi, St Peter Port, Guernsey, GY1 1NZ.
Tel: (01481) 721291 (Home), (01481) 233611 (Work).
Travers, Mrs M E, (38621), Sunnyside Farm, Ruette Braye, St Martins, Guernsey.
Tel: (01481) 721335 (Home).
Associate Judges
Blackmore, Mrs F, (77144), Wallsend, Braye Road, Vale, Guernsey, GY3 5PQ. Tel: (01481)
245500.
Hughes, Mr R, (78024), L'Abreuvoir, La Rue des Landes, St. Andrews, Guernsey, GY6 8RE.
Tel: (01481) 235700 (Home), 07781 146270 (Mobile), E-Mail: [email protected].
Le Prevost, Mrs G, (90774), Baissiere Farm, Les Baissieres, St Peter Port, Guernsey, GY1 2UG.
Tel: (01481) 252348.
Moon, Ms D, (103808), Clos du Quest, La Rue De La Corbiere, St Brelade, Jersey, JE3 8HN.
Tel: (01534) 745231.
Phillips, Miss L, (57107), 3, Belgravia Mews, Clairvale Road, St. Helier, Jersey JE2 3AB Tel:
(01534) 768443 home (01534) 605655 work
Pichler, Mrs M, (116766), La Poste, La Rue Du Flicquet, St. Martin, Jerset JE3 6BP Tel: (01534)
Sebire, Mrs J E, (20813), Le Jardin de Remon, Bon Air, St Lawrence, Jersey. Tel: (01534) 865196.
247
Hughes, Mr R, (78024), as above.
LIST OF SUPERVISORY PANEL COURSE DESIGNERS
NAME
Phil Ashworth
Sue Barratt
AREA
37
18
Di Boddy
Keith Bristow
Kelvin Bywater
David Cole
David Conway
Jon Doney
Bob Ellis
Stephen Fazakerley
15A
45
41
21
31
41
22
17
NAME
Peter Gillespie
Joan Lewis
Peter Martin
Mark McGowan
Sue Stevenson
Stephen Renouard
Neil Theobald
Paul Thompson
Steve Williams
Beau Wood
AREA
44
31
27
1(KA/DG)
22
43
40
26
33
26
LIST OF SUPERVISORY & TRAINING PANEL JUDGES
Scotland and Far North of England Carlisle / Newcastle
Jane Pelly - 01259 742621
Lord Rowallan - 01560 600769
North East & North West
Stuart Grant - 01430 810202
David Haigh - 01484 511290
Matt Millin - 07939 691667
Wales & Midlands
Alan Jones - 01978 710655
Val Turner - 01629 640305
Bob Ellis - 01785 840430
East Midlands & East Anglia
John Jacks - 01953 887334
David Cole - 01623 793788
London & Surrounds
John Youngs - 01344 776532
Joanna Gillespie - 01932 765145
South East
Alan Golledge - 01474 704359
Jane Twemlow - 01273 500360
South West
Judy Edwards - 01608 664747
Jon Doney - 01684 773656
Channel Islands
248
BSJA IDENTIFICATION PANEL
2009
Area Order
Name
Address
Area
Mr T Smith
Lambridden Farm,
Dalry, Ayrshire,
KA24 4EN
Tel: (01294) 833066
1
Mr J McGeoch
Galrigside Farm,
Gatehead,
Kilmarnock
KA2 9AZ
Tel: (01536) 850860
1
21 Darngaber Gardens
Quarter
Hamilton
ML3 7XX
Tel: (01698) 281839
3
Mrs C Harkin
Mobile: 07810 306774
Mrs J Low-Mitchell
Balcormo Farm, Leven,
Fife,
KY8 5QF
Tel: (01333) 360287
6
Mr R D Basey
24 Wallridge Cottages
Ingoe
Newcastle Upon Tyne
NE20 0SY
Tel: (01830) 530166
Mobile: 07974 501797
12
Mr R Underwood
White House Farm, Wallingfen Lane,
Broomfleet, Brough,
N Humberside.
HU15 1RF
Tel: (01430) 440236
15a
Miss T Leesley
171 Foxhill Road
Birley, Carr
Sheffield,
S6 1HF
Tel: (01142) 817096
Mobile: 07710 755012
E-Mail:[email protected]
16
249
Name
Address
Mr G C Mitchell
Pool House Farm,
Pool House Road,
Poynton, Stockport,
SK12 1TY
Tel: (01625) 872758
Area
18
Mr G E Berrisford
10 Radbourne Lane
Derby
DE22 4LU
Tel: (01332) 523325
Mobile: 07940 771096
21
Mrs E A Hunter
Ash House Farm, Radbourne
Common, Kirk Langley,
Ashbourne,
Derbyshire,
DE6 4LX
Tel: (01332) 824273
21
Mrs V Turner
Underedge Farm, Rowland,
Bakewell, Derbys, DE45 1NR
Tel: (01629) 640305
21
Mrs S E Stevenson
149 Broadway,
Stoke on Trent,
ST3 5PW
Mobile: 07961 863233
22
Mr A D Jones
Top Hill House, Maelor Court,
Overton, Wrexham, Clwyd,
LL13 0HE
Tel: (01978) 710655
25
Mrs V Attenborough
9 Pursehouse Way, Diss,
Norfolk,
IP22 3YB
Tel: (01379) 652631
28
250
Name
Address
Area
Mr J R Jacks
Trelorne, Church Street,
Kenninghall, Norwich,
Norfolk,
NR16 2EP
Tel: (01953) 887334
28
Mrs P Sumner
Craig Lodge Farm,
Gayton Road, East Winch,
Kings Lynn,
Norfolk, PE32 1LH
Tel: (01553) 636248
28
Mrs E J Nixon
Five Oaks, New Road,Beck Row
Bury St Edmunds Suffolk IP28 8RN
IP28 8RN
Tel: (0153) 675537
28
Ms A Skeet
Weatherside
The Ferry
Felixstowe, Suffolk
IP11 9RZ
Tel: (01394) 272915
Mob: 07747 036047
29
Mrs J Edwards
Wisteria House,
Hawthorn Way,
Shipston on Stour,
Warks,
CV36 4FD
Tel: (01608) 664747
30
Miss J C Lewis
41 Southcourt Avenue,
Leighton Buzzard, Beds.
LU7 7QD
Tel: (01525) 373382
31
Mr D E Neaves
Oakwell, 2 Braefield,
Woodwalton, Huntingdon, Cambs
PE28 5ZH
Tel: (01487) 773065
32
Mrs P Parker
Dryscoed Farm, Efail Isaf,
Pontypridd, M Glam, CF38 1SN
Tel: (01443) 202089
35
251
Name
Address
Area
Miss J Dexter
Blewbury Riding & Training
Centre,
Bessels Way, Blewbury, Didcot,
Oxon,
OX11 9NH
Tel: (01235) 851016
37
Mrs G Loffet
Little Orchard,
Wyck Rissington,
Glos,
GL54 2PN
Tel: (01451) 821192
37
Mrs J Baker
16 Horton Road, Slapton,
Leighton Buzzard, Beds,
LU7 9QB
Tel: (01525) 221701
39
Mr S W Rogers
Witsend, 25 Park Lane,
Knebworth, Herts, SG3 6PH
Tel: (01438) 235332
39a
Miss C Williams
12, Lower Paxton Road
St. Albans
Herts,
AL4 0SW
Mobile: 07900 490861
39a
Mr D Bailey
Crows Nest, Sewards End,
Saffron Walden, Essex,
CB10 2LW
Tel: (01799) 523071
40
Mrs R Ockendon-Day
Prince Halfyards, Stebbing Road,
Felsted, Dunmow, Essex,
CM6 3LG
Tel: (01371) 820392
40
252
Name
Address
Area
Mrs J S Husband
The Shrubbery, Farm Lane,
Cheltenham, Glos,
GL53 0NN
Tel: (01242) 574874
41
Mr A House
2 The Cresent
Quemerford, Calne,
Wilts,
SN11 8LG
Mobile: 07970 220079
42
Miss S M Roberts
Highbanks, Kepnal,
42
Pewsey, Wilts, SN9 5JL
Tel: (01672) 563269 Mob: 07747617634
Mr P J Slipper
8 Reeves Close, West Wellow,
Romsey, Hants SO51 6RE
Tel: (01794) 323295
43
Mr J Hammerton
Downsview, Whitehouse Road,
Newport, Isle of Wight,
PO30 4LJ
Tel: (01983) 826187
43a
Mr K B Millman
Hatch Farm, Stables,
Chertsey Road,
Addlestone, Surrey
KT15 2EH
Tel: (01406) 855550
07831 421022
44
Mrs J M Clark
Eaglesfield, West Yoke,
Sevenoaks, Kent ,
TN15 7HT
Tel: (01474) 872242
45
Mrs S Gosling
Riding Farm Stables,
Riding Lane,
Hildenborough,
Tonbridge,
Kent, TN119LN
Tel: (01732) 838717
45
Miss S E Walker
22, Reeves Close
Staplehurst,
Kent,
TN12 0NN
Tel: 07808 965626
45
253
Name
Address
Area
Mr J W Smart
Cherry Tree Cottage, School Lane
St Johns
Crowborough
E Sussex TN6 1SD
Tel: (01892) 669788
Mob: 07990 803592
46
Mr R M Gill
The Copse, Hunger Hill,
East Stour,
Gillingham, Dorset,
SP8 5JR
Tel: (01747) 823915
49
Miss S Holroyd
Lower Allercombe Farm,
Rockbeare, Exeter,
Devon,
EX5 2HD
Tel: (01404) 822519
50
Mr P Stacey
16 Courtlage Walk,
Kingsbridge,
Devon,
TQ7 1QX
Tel: (01548) 857242
50
Mrs A Verden Jones
Beechleigh, Leigh Road,
Chumleigh, Devon,
EX18 7JW
Tel: (01769) 581018
50
Mrs P Warren
2 Hardacre, Park Erissey,
Redruth, Cornwall,
TR16 4HW
Tel: (01209) 313559
51
Miss A Wise
3 Trethiggey Cottages,
Quintrell Downs,
Newquay, Cornwall,
TR8 4LF
Tel: (01637) 877022
51
254
BSJA Accredited
Coaches – 2009
Name
Address/Tel. Nos/e-mail
Andrews Julie
The Paddock, Back Lane, Greenhalgh,
Preston, Lancs PR4 3HA
01253 836666 07979 875135
Arnott Martin
The Stables Barochan Estate
Houston Johnstone Renfrewshire
01505 61589907979 812036
Austin
Andy
PA6 7AZ
Vine Farm Penwood
Burghclere Newbury BerksRG15 9EW
01635 254894 07785 391785
Bergendorff Frederick
Farnborough House Strangers Hill Farnborough
Warks OX17 1EQ
01295 690504 07768 478255 [email protected]
Bevan Lynne
Cwmyoy Farm, Cwmyoy, Abergavenny
Monmouthshire NP7 7NT
01873 890288 & Fax 07815 738220
Billington Geoff
Hall O'Coole Grange, Heatley Lane, Newhall
Nantwich, Cheshire CW5 8AZ
01270 780665 07785 301919 [email protected]
Booker Caroline
Beacon Court, Bittaford, Ivybridge, Devon PL21 0DS
01752 892260 07977 141606
Bracken Corinne
2 Coln Way, Ash, Hants GU12 6LZ
01252 338268 07774 244158
[email protected]
Cawkwell Selina
Fours Lodge, The Yews, Firbeck, Worksop, S81 8JW
01709 816012 07768 853308
[email protected]
Conyers Tamsin
Weston E.C. Morton Lane Weston Longville, Norwich
Norfolk NR9 5JN
01603 872247 07776 137730
Crago Paul
Redmore Row Farm. Lower Basildon Berks RG8 9PD
01491 671888 07775 710643
Deasy Paul
Kenmure Farm Kenmure Avenue Bishopbriggs Glasgow
Lanarkshire G64 2QN
0141 772 3041 07775 690956
Dillon Ernest FBHS
24 Drumbowie Cres., Shotts, Lanarkshire ML7 4NP
0771 0099210
[email protected]
255
Edgar Marie
Fazakerley
Fletcher
Rio Grande, Leek Wootton Warwick CV35 7PN
01926 85563 07770 797797
Alan
Tina
Moss Brook ArenaLower Green LaneAstley Tydesley
Manchester
01942 888287
07973 166793
Foxglade Farm Woolstone Faringdon Oxon
01367 820583
07770 775399
SN7 7QP
Frost Mandy
Blue Mountain, Widdecombe Lane, Compton Paignton,
Devon TQ3 1TD
01803 875893
07968 055667
Gibson Susie
Warren Croft Farm, LowtonWarrington,
Cheshire WA3 1BY
01942 673628
07768 516123
Goosen Mandy
5 The Croft, Henley in Arden, Warks B95 5DY
07717 661501 [email protected]
Goosen
5 The Croft, Henley in Arden, Warks B95 5DY
07785 315633
[email protected]
Tina
Hadley Stephen
Tudor Cottage, Hatfield, Leominster,
Herefordshire HR6 0SF
01568 760370
07768 484484
[email protected]
Hamilton Andrew
Coplawheather, 16 Bushelhead Road, Braidwood, Carluke,
Lanarkshire ML8 5NA
01555771502
07974 744421
[email protected]
Inglis Duncan
Broxmead Farm, Broxmead Lane, Cuckfield, W Sussex
RH17 5JH
07774 102893
Jones Michael
Firtree Stud, Ashby Lane, BitterswellLutterworth,
Leics LE17 4LS
07970 861582
Korenika Mia
14 The Heathers,Wollaston Northants NN29 7UB
01933 663124
07710 791095
[email protected]
Lampard
Spring Farm, Cold Overton Lane, Oakham, Rutland
Leicestershire LE15 8DA
01572 755919
07779 312781
Di
256
Lanni Matthew
Halefield Stud, Oundle Rd., Woodnewton,Peterborough
PE8 5EG
07710 935991
Lewis Annette
Tutein Farm, Grove Lane, Chigwell Row, Essex IG7 6JQ
0208 5005040 07985 266014
Luckett Geoff
Fox Hill, Horley, Banbury, Oxon OX15 6BN
01295 670657
07812 148370
McGlynn Amanda
Beechfield Livery Yard, Edgcott, Aylesbury, Bucks
HP18 0QW
01296 770530
07752 120609
McKeever Philippa
Over the Hill Hiouse, Houghton Le Spring,
Tyne & Wear DH4 4NW
01915 844814
07887613886
[email protected]
Moore Jason
Standon Court, Ongar Road, Standon Massey,
Essex CM15 0LE
01277 822792
07899 840899
Morgan Ros
Hafod Fach, 37 High Street, Laleston, Bridgend, Mid
Glamorgan CF32 0HL
Tel/Fax: 01656 660459
07968 202249
[email protected]
Murphy Peter
Laburnam, Lords Lane, Penwortham, Preston
Lancs PR1 9UA
01772 316785
07710 567775
Newbery Tony
Ashbourne StablesMortimers LaneLower Upham
Hants SO3 1HF
01489 860502
[email protected]
Newman Tracey
Kiln Clough Farm, Bradley Fold Road, Ainsworth,
Bolton BL2 5QR
01204 392350
07802 989142
Pyrah Malcolm
Keyworth’s Farm, Old Forge Lane, Granby, Notts NG15 9PS
07785 727272
[email protected]
Rushworth Claire
Higher Church Park, Clapper Farm, Egloshayle, Wadebridge,
Cornwall PL27 6HZ
01208 814900
07966 441841
[email protected]
257
Saywell Andrew
Mill Farm, Mill Lane, Upton, Southwell, Notts
NG23 5SZ
01636 815595
07885 808716
Smith Liane
The Bungalow Wigley Old Brampton Chesterfield
Derbyshire S42 7JJ
07970 246475
Smith Steven
7 Percy Terrace, Leamington Spa, Warks CV32 5PG
07717 711711
[email protected]
Staveley Eve
Sunnybank Tarporley Road Whitley
Warrington WA4 4DX
01925 730162
Thurloway Sally
Forest Farm, Forest Road, Colgate, Horsham,
W Sussex RH12 4SZ
01293 851315 e-mail: [email protected]
Williams Candice
12 Lower Paxton Road, St Albans AL1 1PG
07900 490861 [email protected]
UKCC Level 3 Show Jumping Specific Coaches
Austin David
Orchard Hill, Rowney Green Lane, Alvechurch,
Birmingham B48 7EL
01214 451195 07788 422740
Crann Pat
Morfe Farm, Upper Farmcote, Bridgenorth,
Salop WV15 5PS
01746 710251 07788 913423
e-mail: pat,[email protected]
Florence Nicky
Thimble Cottage, Huntingford, Wootton under Edge,
Glos GL12 8EX
01453 844504 e-mail: [email protected]
Lacey Emma
8 VicRge Lane, Mettingham, Bungay, Suffolk NR35 1TE
01986 896070 07748 490453
Moyce Chris
Woodlands House, Bourne Park, Bridge, Canterbury
Kent CT4 5BJ
01227 830245 07884 494633
Newton Sally
Royston, Chapmans Lane, West Mercia,
Colchester, Essex CO5 8SG
01206 381474
07973 845956
Popely John
Swallows, 1 Purveys Hill, Cowfold Road, Bolney, Haywards
Heath, W Sussex RH7 5SG
01444 881293 07768 512858
e-maill: [email protected]
258
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF OFFICIALS
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Area
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216
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217
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48
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15A
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238
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Abbot, Mr W
Abbs, Mr J L
Abrahams, Mrs A
Ackland, Mr D A
Adams, Mr J T
Adderley, Mrs R
Aird, Mrs K
Aitken, Ms L
Allen, Mr A
Akllen, Ms K
Allen, Mrs P
Allen, Mr P
Almond, Mr M
Ambler, Mr D
Amies, Mrs D P
Anderson, Mrs L
Anderson, Mr P
Andrew, Mrs M
Andrew, Ms L
Angove, Mr M
Arthur, Mr D
Arthur, Mrs G
Ashworth, Mr C P
Askew Mrs F
Attenborough, Mrs V A
B
Baber, Mr P
Baker, Mrs G
Baigent, Mr J
Baigent, Mrs S
Bain, Mr L
Bainbridge, Mr M
Bainbridge, Mrs M
Bainbridge, Mr P
Baker, Mrs B
Baker, Mrs E
Baker, Mrs J
Baker, Mrs J
Balbach Mr K
Balbach, Mrs S
Banks, Mrs J
Barber, Mrs H
Barclay, Mr C
Barker, Mr R A
Barker, Mrs J
Barker, Mrs L
Baker, Mr S
Name
Barnes, Mrs J
Barnett, Mrs J
Barraclough, Miss T
Barratt, Mr M
Barratt, Mrs S
Bartlett, Mr B
Basey, Mr R D
Bayman, Miss C
Bean, Miss M
Beaumont, Mrs D
Beeston, Mrs G M
Beet, Mr S T
Begley, Miss K
Begley, Mrs M
Begley, Mrs W
Bellamy, R Admiral A J,
Benfield, Mr M
Bennett-Jane, Caroline
Berrisford, Mr G
Berry, Miss M A
Berry, Mr G
Berry,. Mrs M
Besnard, Mr B
Bettany L
Bewsher, Mr M
Biddle, Mrs J
Bielby, Mr R
Birch, Mrs S
Birtwistle, Mrs J C
Bishop-Martin, Mrs C
Bissmere, Mrs A
Black, Mr A
Blackie, Mr G
Blackie, Mrs D
Blackmore, Mrs F
Blakemore, Mrs H
Boddy, Mrs D E
Bond, Ms J
Booth, Miss A
Bott, Mr J A
Bowen, Mrs J
Bowman, Mrs S
Brannen, Mrs A
Brint, Mrs C
Bristow, Mr K
Britten, Mrs S
Brockett, Mr D
Brooks, Mr R
Brown, Miss R M H
Brown, Mr I
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227
46
242
21
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241
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27
224
52
247
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222
17
218
40
234
15A
216
17A
219
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215
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35
229
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3
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3
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52
247
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216
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Name
Brown, Mrs A L
Brown, Mrs P
Browne, Miss N
Buckingham, Mr M
Buckley, Mrs J
Bull, Mr K
Bullock, Mrs J
Burgin, Mr K
Burrows, Mr T
Byrne, Miss M
Bywater, Mr K
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30
37
32
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17
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231
228
214
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218
235
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49
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Cowan, Mr S
Cox, Mr M
Crabtree, Mrs R
Crawley, Miss N
Croft, Mr H
Cruickshank, Mr S
Cuming, Miss S
Curnow, Mrs A
Cushion, Mrs A
Cuthbertson, Miss S
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45
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50
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Calcott, Mrs D
Caley, Miss J A
Campbell, Mr I
Campbell, Mrs A
Candler, Miss C
Candler, Mr B
Canney, Mr R
Carpenter, Mr JFB
Cartlidge, Mrs J
Cawood, Mrs A
Cepok, Mrs J
Channing-Williams, Mr
Chapman, Miss L
Chapman, Mrs J
Cheetham, Mr P
Chester, Mr P
Church, Mrs R
Clancy, Mr I
Clark, Mr I
Clark, Mrs J M
Clark, Ms K
Clarke, Mrs S
Clarkson, Miss J
Claxton Mrs A
Clifford, Mr B
Clinton,Mr M
Cockcroft-Oliver, Mr P
Cockram, Mrs J
Coe, Miss D
Cole, Miss A
Cole, Mr D L
Collier, Mr J
Colloff, Mr S
Colloff, Mrs K
Connor, Mr P
Conway, Mr D
Cook, Mrs J
Cooper, Mrs N
Cormie, Miss F
Area
Dace, Mrs S
Dale, Mr R
Danahar, Mrs V
Daniel, Mr P D W
Darlow, Mrs S
Davenport, Mr P R
Davie, Miss C A M
Davies, Anne
Davies, Miss L R A
Davies, Mr R
Davies, Mrs A
Davies, Mrs C
Davis, Mrs M A
Davis Miss S
Davis, Mrs S
Davison, Mrs M
Davison, Mrs S
Dawkins, Mrs O
Dawson, Mr A J
Dawson, Mrs L
Day, Mrs J E
Dean, Mr W
Dean, Mrs P
Dearden, Mrs J
Deithrick, Mrs J
Delaney, Mr P
Dellar, Mr K H
Dewitt, Mrs S
Dexter, Miss J
Dicker, Mrs A
Dixon, Mr D
Dixon, Mr G N
Doherty
Dolley, Mrs A J
Dolling, Mrs B
Doney, Mr J F
Dove, Mrs B
Dowding, Miss F
Down, Mrs J
Downs, Mr D A
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Name
Draper, Mr A
Dryburgh, Mrs M
Du Pre, Miss D
Duggan, Mrs D
Dunlop, Mrs F M
Dunning, Mr A F
Dutton, Mr B
Dye, Mr S R
Dyke, Mrs H
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39A
1
35
29
30
19
45
23
22
12
8
48
36
36
40
43
36
210
232
239
233
208
229
226
226
220
241
222
221
212
211
243
231
230
235
238
231
31
52
44
17
15A
8
51
30
45
46
1
42
3
48
8
21
14
12
15
21
227
246
240
217
216
212
246
227
241
241
208
237
209
243
211
220
214
212
215
221
E
Easdon, Mrs A
Eastgate, Ms T
Eden, Miss S
Eden, Mr R J
Edgar, Mrs J
Edgcumbe Mrs M
Edwards, Miss C
Edwards, Mrs J E
Edwards, Mrs M G
Eggleton, Mrs L
Elliott, Mrs D
Ellis, Mr R J
Elms, Ms P
Enoch, Mr R
Errington, Mrs M
Evans, Mrs H
Evans, Mr R J
Everett, Mr D
Ewing, Miss A
Eynon, Mrs M D
Area
40
15
49
35
12
36
50
26
Page
235
215
244
230
212
231
244
224
G
Gallagher, Mr E
Gallop, Mrs H
Gallop, Miss S
Garbutt, Mrs S
Gardner, Mr S D
Gates, Ms K
Gibson, Miss S
Gill, Mr R M
Gillespie, Mr P
Gillespie, Mrs J
Gisbourne, Mr A
Gleave, Mr N
Glen, Mrs A
Golledge, Mr A
Gonzales, Mrs J
Goodwin, Mr B
Gordon, Mrs M S
Gosheron, Mr J G
Graham, Mr J
Grant, Mr S P
Gray, Ms V
Greally, Mr P
Greally, Mrs S
Griffith, Mr E
Griffith, Mr L
Griffiths, Mrs Z
Grover, Mrs J
Gwennap, Mrs Z
F
Faraday, Mr M J
Farnon, Mrs S
Farrell, Mr J
Fazakerley, Mr S R
Fearnall, Mrs A C
Ferguson, Mrs A
Ferris, Ms J
Finlayson, Mr S D
Fisher, Mrs F
Fleet, Miss B
Forbes, Lady
Forgacs, Mrs C
Forsyth, Mr W M
Forward, Mrs D
Foster, Miss N
Foster, Mr J
Foster, Mr N
Foster, Mrs J
Foster, Mrs S
Foster, Mrs S
Name
Fowler, Miss A
Fox, Mr G
Frampton Hobbs, Mrs
Francis, Mrs A
Frizelle, Mrs M
Frost, Mr A
Frost, Mrs A
Furniss, Mr K
8
41
41
51
17
35
17
49
44
44
17
17
1
45
12
15
35
39A
8
15A
31
39
39
19/20
20
25
28
51
212
236
236
246
219
230
217
244
240
239
218
218
208
240
212
215
229
234
211
216
227
233
233
220
220
225
225
245
48
33
15
39
15
39A
39
24
23
6
8
4
4
243
228
215
233
215
234
233
222
222
210
211
210
210
H
Hacker, Miss L
Hackett, Mr A
Haigh, Mr D
Haigh, Mrs A
Haigh, Mrs M H
Haistead, Mrs J
Hale, Mrs J
Hall, Mr I
Hall, Mr R C
Halliday, Mrs K
Hamilton, Mr M
Hamilton, Mrs A
Hamilton, Mrs M
262
Name
Hamilton, Mrs P
Hammerton, Mr J
Harakis, Miss E
Hargreaves, Mrs M M
Harkin, Mrs C
Harlock, Mr P R
Harris, Mr D J
Harris, Mr P
Harris, Mrs G
Harris, Mrs S
Harris, Mrs W
Hart, Miss K
Harvey, Mrs P
Hawthorne, Mrs A M
Hayman, Mrs C
Hazelby, Mr D G
Hemmings, Mrs K
Henwood, Mr M
Hern, Miss C
Hexley, Mr C
Herridge, Mrs L
Hill, Mr S
Hill, Mrs L
Hill, Mrs M E
Hillman, Ms S
Hiorns, Mr F
Hiscox, Mr S
Hobbs, Miss E
Hobbs, Mrs E
Hobson, Mrs V
Holloway, Yvonne,
Hooper, Mr P
Hopkins, Mrs J
Horton-Barr, Ms R
Hoskins, Mr M
House, Mr A
Howe, Mr R K
Howells, Mrs A
Hudson, Mr G
Hughes, Miss J
Hughes, Mrs A
Hughes, Mr R
Humphries, Mrs J
Hunt, Mrs J E
Hunter, Mrs A
Hunter, Mrs M
Hurry, Miss S
Husband, Mrs J S
Hutton, Mrs S M
Huzzard, Mrs P M
Innes Mr L
Area
Page
45
43A
50
17A
3
32
46
41
32
38
39A
17
51
32
52
36
33
16
36
8
36
44
41
48
48
16
30
46
46
16
43
48
42
30
49
42
28
15
25
25
16
52
52
25
21
43
44
41
46
21
15A
240
239
245
219
211
228
242
238
228
232
234
218
245
228
247
233
229
217
230
212
231
240
236
243
243
217
227
241
241
217
238
243
237
227
244
237
225
215
223
223
217
247
247
223
220
238
240
235
242
221
216
Name
Jacks, Mr J R
Jackson, Mr K
James, Mr D
Jamieson, Mr J
Jamieson, Mrs V
Jamieson-Cowan, Miss
Jaques, Ms R
Jeffrey, Mr R
Jenkins Ms D
Jenkins, Mr G
Jenkins, Mrs H
Jinks, Miss E
John, Miss S
Johnson, Mr B
Johnson, Ms A
Jones, Mr A D
Jones, Ms C
Jones, Mr C
Jones, Mr D
Jones, Miss E
Jones, Mr J R
Jones, Mrs A
Jones, Mrs S
Jones, Mrs T
Jopling, Mr C W
Joyce, Mrs P
Area
28
24
43
3
46
3
24
49
30
39
36
46
35
24
29
25
15A
36
45
12
35
20
51
20
12
8
Page
225
222
238
209
242
209
223
244
227
233
230
242
230
222
226
223
216
231
241
212
230
220
246
220
212
212
15
35
17A
29
28
28
1
42
12A
44
43
21
33
215
230
219
226
225
225
208
237
213
240
238
221
229
12A
18
39
16
44
24
24
30
52
213
219
233
217
240
223
223
227
247
K
Kay, Mrs M
Keates, Mrs J
Kelly, Mr L G
Kelly, Miss L J
Kemp, Mr P
Kemp, Mrs E
Kennedy, Mr J H
King, Mrs C
King, Mr D W
King, Mrs F
Kings, Ms S V
Kirk, Mrs L
Knight, Mr R J
L
Laidlaw
Lamb, Miss K
Laming, Mr N
Lane, Mrs Y
Langton, Mrs J
Lanni, Mr J M
Lanni, Mr M
Lapworth, Mr P
Le Provost, Mrs G
J
263
Name
Leaper, Mrs A
Lear, Mr B
Lee, Mr J
Leesley, Miss T
Lennox, Miss E
Lewington, Mr I
Lewis, Mrs A
Lewis, Miss J C
Liddell, Mrs D
Lightburn, Mr P J
Linscott, Mrs A
Lloyd, Mrs J
Lloyds, Mrs G
Loch, Mrs S
Loffet, Mrs G
Logan, Mrs A
Logan, Mrs E
Longland, Mr R
Longland, Mrs D
Losito, Mr G
Lovett, Mr I
Lovett, Mrs C
Low-Mitchell, Miss S
Lukings, Mr K
Lynch, Mrs L
Lynch, Mr S
Lyons, Miss H
Area
Page
40
46
48
16
4
40
12
31
33
44
48
19
29
25
41
5
1
49
43
33
8
8
6
48
35
35
39
234
242
242
217
209
235
212
227
229
240
243
220
226
223
235
210
208
244
238
229
212
211
210
243
230
229
233
4
37
20
14A
44
18
3
39
16
33
6
40
30
46
27
30
8
27
14
12
40
40
50
210
231
220
214
240
219
209
233
217
228
211
234
227
242
224
227
213
224
214
213
234
234
245
M
MacFarlane, Mrs
Mackay-Perkins,
Maclean, Ms S
Maddock, Mr J
Magee, Mrs A
Maguire, Mr J
Mair, Mrs J M
Makins, Mrs S
Mannion, D
Manns, Mrs H J
Manson, Mr G
Maples, Miss P
Marlow,Dr S
Marsh, Mr S
Martin, Mrs A
Martin, Mr S
Martin, Mrs J P
Martin, Mr P
Mason, Mr M
Massey, Miss G
Matheussen, Mrs
Matthews, Mrs L
May, Mr R
T
Miss
A
K
264
Name
Mayhew, Mrs
Mayman,Mrs R
McCann, Ms P
McCoy, Mrs K
McCubbin, Mrs M J
McCulloch, Mr C
McDonald, Mr C
McGowan, Mr M
McInerney, Miss J R
McKee, Mrs N
McKie, Ms S
McKenzie-Walker, Mrs S
McKerlie, Mr C
McLeod,Ms V
McNaughton, Miss S
McNaughton, Mrs M
McNaughton, Mrs M
McStraw, Mrs V
McVittie, Mr K
Membury, Mrs, J
Merrill A
Mewse, Mr A
Midgley, Mr R J
Millin, Mr M J
Millman, Mr K B
Mills, Miss S
Mills, Mr T
Milner, Miss G
Mitchell, Mr R, MA, FR
Mole, Mr D
Moon, Mrs M
Moon, Ms D
Moor, Mr R
Moore, Mr A
Moore, Mrs N
Moore, Mr D M F
Morgan, Mrs C A
Morris, Miss S
Moss, Mr J
Mould, Ms S
Mullinger, Ms H
Murray,Mrs A
Murrish, Mrs M
Myles, Mrs J
Area
Page
22
25
33
6
17A
1
8
1
46
19
1
5
1
7
15A
2
15A
39
12A
25
18
12A
39A
17
38
52
48
18
52
6
40
52
41
16
51
36
35
25
18
44
43
37
51
6
223
223
229
210
219
208
212
208
242
220
208
210
208
211
216
209
216
233
212
223
219
213
234
218
232
247
244
219
247
211
235
247
237
217
246
230
230
223
219
239
238
232
246
209
33
33
33
43
32
32
229
229
229
239
228
228
N
Napier, Miss J
Napier, Mr C D
Naylor, Miss A J
Naylor-Davies, Miss J
Neaves, Mr D
Neil, Mrs B
Name
Neudeck, Mr M A V
Newbery, Mrs A
Nixon, Mrs E J
Northwood, Mrs D
Noton, Miss J
Nugent, Mrs V
Nurse, Mrs M
Nuttall, Mrs A E S
Area
45
42
28
31
27
3
28
48
Page
241
237
225
227
224
209
225
243
17
40
34
16
42
3
18
17A
23
45
218
234
229
217
237
209
219
218
222
241
48
42
42
45
37
24
18
41
17A
38
50
15A
15
8
7
7
30
15
41
16
28
28
31
5
43
48
48
51
52
51
52
244
237
237
240
231
222
219
235
219
232
245
216
215
211
211
211
227
215
235
217
225
225
227
210
238
243
243
246
249
246
247
O
O'Neill, Ms A
Ockendon-Day, Mrs R
Ogle, Mrs J
Oliver, Mr P
Oram, Mrs A
Ormiston, Mr J
Orsman, Miss L
Osborn, Mrs P M
Oxby, Mr D
Oxtoby, Mrs A
Area
52
50
15A
40
17
35
6
43A
50
39
33
46
41
52
41
17
Page
267
245
216
235
218
230
211
239
244
233
229
242
236
247
236
218
48
8
40
243
212
235
39A
35
39A
25
3
2
52
43
29
8
35
14
33
32
41
42
52
15A
27
39A
8
25
41
32
8
32
39
1
41
234
230
234
223
209
209
247
238
226
211
230
214
229
228
236
237
247
216
224
234
212
223
236
228
211
228
232
208
235
Q
Quantrill, Mr R A
Quennell, Mr M R
Quinlan, Mr G L
P
Palmer, Mr A
Palmer, Mr B L
Palmer, Mrs A E
Palmer, Mrs J
Parker, Mr C
Parker, Mr W
Parker-Smith, Miss C
Parsons, Miss E G
Parsons, Mrs B A
Parsons, Mrs P
Parsons, Mrs T
Pass Ms B
Parvin, Mrs H
Paterson, Mr A
Paterson, Mr J G
Paterson, Mrs J
Payne, Mr J E
Peacock, Mr G E
Peake, Mrs J
Pearson, Mr A
Peasley, Mrs S E
Peasley, Mr S
Peddar, Miss C
Pelly, Miss J
Pennells, Mr G
Pepperall, Miss S L
Pepperall, Mrs M
Perkins, Mrs S
Philips, Miss L
Phillips, Mr C
Phillips, Mrs T L
Name
Pilcher, Mrs M
Piercy, Mr D
Pigg, Mrs V
Pimblett, Mrs D
Platt, Mr E
Pope, Mrs G
Pottie, Mrs L
Powell, Miss K
Price, Mrs B
Price, Mr T
Price, Mrs K
Priest, Mrs P J
Prozesky, Ms J
Pryce, Mr J
Pullin, Mrs P
Purvis, K
R
Read, Mrs J M
Rees, Mrs B
Reeve-Young, Mr S
Reid-Warrilow, Mr N
Rendall, Mr K
Rennie, Mr T
Renouard, Mr G
Renouard, Mr S
Reynolds, Mr B
Rhind, Mrs A
Richardson, Miss H
Riddell, Ms M
Rimmel
Rimmer, Mrs S M
Robbins, Mrs S
Roberts, Miss S M
Robinson, Mr D
Robinson, Mr W R
Rogers, Mr D M
Rogers, Mr S W
Ronald, Mr J T
Room, Mr D
Rope, Ms L
Ross, Mr G
Ross, Mrs A
Ross, Mrs D
Ross, Mrs J
Rowallan, Lord
Rowe, Miss H
265
Name
Area
Page
Rowe, Mr P
Rowe, Ms M
Ruane Ms, C
Rusdale, Mrs E
Russell, Mrs S
24
43
16
18
1
222
238
217
219
208
52
48
32
17
1
26
5
40
52
22
14
14
18
39
28
1
4
21
39A
27
43
52
37
27
46
46
46
29
43
29
18
35
1
1
26
32
25
22
17
50
50
29
44
26
25
247
243
228
218
208
224
210
235
247
222
214
214
219
232
225
208
209
220
233
224
239
247
231
224
242
242
242
226
238
226
219
230
208
208
224
228
223
221
218
245
245
226
240
224
223
S
Sabey, Mr M
Sage, Mrs R
Saint, Mr B
Sanderson, Mrs J
Sapwell, Mr J
Savory, Mr G B
Scott, Miss H
Seal, Mrs J
Sebire, Mrs J E
Sharman, Mrs S
Sharp, Mr K
Sharpley, Mr A
Shaw, Mrs M
Shayler, Mrs J
Sheldon, Mrs J C A
Sheret, Mr W
Shields, Miss L K
Shilton, Mr J
Short, Mrs A
Shrives, Mr H J
Sillett, Mr J
Simon, Mrs G
Simpson, Mr D
Simpson, Mr R
Sirett, Miss A
Sirett, Mr L
Sirett, Mr L
Skeet, Mrs M A
Slipper, Mr P J
Smith, Mr A
Smith, Mr A B
Smith, Mr D
Smith, Mrs J
Smith, Mr T
Smith, Mrs P
Smith, Mrs S
Snead, Mrs C J
Snow, Miss S
Southward, Mr J A
Spiller, Miss K
Spiller, Mrs W
Spragge, Miss R A
St. Pierre, Mrs S
Staines, Mr H N
Stanley, Mr G W
Name
Stansfield, Ms R
Stearn, Mr P
Stern, Mrs N
Stevenson, Mrs S
Stevenson, Mr I
Stevenson, Mrs E J
Still, Ms S
Stockdale, Mr K
Stokes, Mr B R
Strong, Mrs L M
Suarez,Mr R
Sullivan, Mr M J
Sullivan, Mrs L
Swailes, Mrs J
Area
Page
44
38
46
22
22
36
8
51
39A
14
50
17
17
12
240
232
242
221
221
231
211
245
234
214
245
218
218
213
42
42
14A
14A
33
40
36
49
36
15A
26
22
40
40
33
48
15A
24
52
23
52
48
41
29
28
22
14
39
50
21
46
46
237
237
214
214
228
235
231
244
230
216
224
221
235
235
229
243
216
222
247
222
247
243
236
226
225
221
214
233
245
221
242
242
16
217
T
Tanner, Mr T
Tanner, Mrs T
Taylor, Mr W B
Taylor, Mrs J
Tesh, Mr R
Theobold, Mr N G
Thomas, Mrs D
Thomas, Mr P
Thomas, Mrs S
Thompson, Mr C J
Thompson, Mr P
Thomson, Mr J V
Thornley, Mr P B
Thornley, Mrs M
Tingey, Mrs E R
Tipping, Miss A
Topi, Miss L M
Topliss, Mr J
Torode, Mrs L
Townsend, Mrs M
Travers, Mrs M E
Tripp, Mrs J
Trower, Mrs R
Trundle, Mrs D
Trundley, Mrs J
Trunkfield, Mrs J
Tubman, Mr A G
Tuckey, Mrs S
Tuff, Mr J
Turner, Mrs V A
Twemlow, Mr C
Twemlow, Mrs J
U
Untisz,Mrs A
266
Name
Urch, Mr P
Urquhart, Mr I
V
Vaughan France Mr A
Vaughan, Mr M
Vincent, Mrs J
Vinnecombe, Mr S
W
Waghorne, Mrs S
Walker, Miss S
Walker, Mr C J M
Walker, Mr P G
Walker, Mrs G
Walker, Mrs S
Walpole, Mr S J
Ward, Mrs G
Warden MBE Mr D A
Warren, Mrs P
Warwick, Mrs N
Warwick, Mrs E
Warwick, Miss S
Waterfield, Mr A R
Waterfield, Mrs D
Waters, Mr B
246
Wathen, Col G
225
Watkins, Miss D M
Watkins, Miss H
Watkins, Mr K J
Watson, Mr B T
Watson, Mr J K
217
Watson, Mr T
216
Watts, Ms L
Wells, Mrs H
Wells, Mr N
Wellstead, Mr P
Western, Mrs A
Weston, Mrs J E
Weston, Mrs S J
Wheeler, Miss Y K
Wheeler, Mr J
White, Mr I D
White, Mrs W
Whitelock, Mr S
Whiteside, Mr M
Whitford, Mrs S
Whitson, Mrs S
Area
Page
Name
48
244
1
208 Wilde, Mr J
Wilde, Mr S J
Wilkes, Mr R
Wilkinson, Miss H
Willard Mrs J
48
24
Williams Mrs C
35
232
Williams, Miss T B
29
228
Williams, Mr E T
51
248
Williams, Mrs G
Williams, Mr G H
Williams, Mr I J
43a
239
Williams, Mr L
45
240
Williams, Mr S J
41
236
Williams, Mr V
39A
234
Williams, Mrs B
41
236
Williams, Mrs B
45
241
Williams, Mr I
28
225
Willaims, Miss J
32
228
Williams, Mrs J D
31
227
Williams, Mrs S
51
245
Williamson, Miss C
1
208
Williamson, Mr I
1
208
Wilson, Mrs D
42
237
Wilson, Miss E
44
240
Wilson, Mrs M
44
240
Wilson, Mrs M E
51
Winrow, Mr I
Winter, Mrs D
28
Withorn, Mr M
Wood, Miss B L L
35
230
Wood, Miss H
36
231
Wood, Mr B
39A
234
Woodbridge, Mr P
6
211
Woods, Mr S
16
Wray, Mrs J
Wray, Miss E
16
Wright, Mr M
Wynter, Mrs J
30
227
30
226
48
243
Youngs, Mr J S
19
220
8
211
39A
234
22
221
14A
214
43
238
23
222
23
222
49
244
17
224
24
223
25
223
Area
Page
22
42
28
15
46
28
41
35
20
19
20
19
33
36
18
51
20
35
36
45
28
28
8
51
14
39
20
48
33
26
48
16
39A
28
12A
12A
52
45
221
237
225
215
242
225
236
230
220
220
220
220
229
231
219
246
222
230
231
241
225
225
211
246
214
232
220
243
229
224
243
217
234
226
213
213
247
242
Y
267
38
232
INDEX
268
GENERAL INDEX
Rule No
Page
A
196
273
21-25
75
34.5.6
34.5.13
102.9
74
73
33.6
33.4
33.4
33.1,2 & 3
46
22.1, 33.9
33.11
81
316
317
318
306
75
49
22,24
24
22,24
24
90
31
73.3
34.5.8
32.2
9
291A
120
221
233
264
266
Abandoned competition ..................................................................................... 114
Abandonment Insurance .................................................................................... 202
ACCESS TO THE ARENA ............................................................................... 121
Accumulator ........................................................................................................ 141
ADMINISTRATION ................................................................................... 26 - 27
ADULT QUALIFYING COMPETITIONS .................................................... 155
Advanced Category .................................................................................... 63
Advanced Course Designer ................................................................................... 3 6
Advanced Course Designer Appointment ........................................................... 3 9
Advertising ............................................................................................................. 9 2
AFFILIATED SHOWS Insurance ........................................................................ 6 1
Affiliation Fees ...................................................................................................... 6 2
Affiliation of Shows .............................................................................................. 5 9
Age of 16 ................................................................................................................ 3 0
Age of 17 ................................................................................................................ 3 0
Age of 18 ................................................................................................................ 3 0
Age of 19 ................................................................................................................ 3 0
Age of horses / ponies (under 4 years old) .......................................................... 4 4
Agent (see registered agent) ........................................................................... 26,31
Agents ............................................................................................................ 31 - 32
Agreement to be bound by the rules .................................................................... 7 5
All Risks (Insurance) .......................................................................................... 202
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF OFFICIALS ........................................................ 259
Derby House British Novice Champ 1st Round .............................................. 166
Derby House British Novice Champ Regional Final ......................................... 167
Amateur Championships ......................................................................... 168 - 173
Amateu, 1.30m Classic ...................................................................................... 161
Amateur Category ..................................................................................... 64
Animal Health Trust Surcharge ............................................................................ 4 5
Annual re-registration ........................................................................................... 2 6
Annual re-registration of horse or pony ............................................................. 2 7
Annual renewal ....................................................................................................... 2 6
Annual renewal of membership ............................................................................ 2 7
Appeal Committee ................................................................................................ 7 9
Applications for Membership .............................................................................. 2 8
Applications for Show Affiliation................................................................ 60
Appointment to Course Builders Panels ............................................................. 3 7
Area, Meetings, Voting & Eligibility Rights ....................................................... 2 8
AREA REPRESENTATIVES AND COMMITTEES ..................................... 198
Area Committees ...................................................................................... 198 - 201
Areas ....................................................................................................................... 2 5
Area Trial .................................................................................................. 156 - 157
Arena ....................................................................................................................... 9 4
Arena - Authorised access .................................................................................. 121
Arena - Entering ................................................................................................. 122
Arena - Improperly leaving ............................................................................... 127
Arena - Leaving .................................................................................................. 128
269
Rule No
222
261
34.5.3
34.5.10
34.5.4
34.5.11
34.2
33.4
221
33.11
Page
Arena - Unauthorised access ............................................................................. 121
Assistance - Outside assistance .......................................................................... 127
Assistant Course Builder ........................................................................................ 3 5
Assistant Course Builder Appointment ............................................................... 3 8
Associate Course Builder ....................................................................................... 3 6
Associate Course Builder Appointment .............................................................. 3 8
Associate Judges ..................................................................................................... 3 3
Associate Membership .......................................................................................... 3 0
Authorised Access to Arena .............................................................................. 121
Authorised Agents ................................................................................................. 3 1
B
35
282
410
411
171
242
172
31.2
76.4
406
407
101.3
316
317
408
409
34.5
400
318
13
34
34.5.7
507
290.9
Badges ...................................................................................................................... 3 9
Baton Relay ......................................................................................................... 146
British Novice Championship - First Round ................................................... 185
British Novice Championship - Second Round ............................................... 186
Bell ....................................................................................................................... 110
Bell - Ignoring ..................................................................................................... 123
Bell - Ringing ....................................................................................................... 110
Birth certificate ..................................................................................................... 2 8
Block Entry Fees ................................................................................................... 6 7
Blue Chip Feed Balancer Pony Newcomers - First Round ................... 182 - 183
Blue Chip Feed Balancer Pony Newcomers - Second Round ......................... 183
Body Protectors ..................................................................................................... 9 1
BRITISH EVENTING, RULES FOR SHOW JUMPING ...................... 129 - 134
British Novice Championship - Derby House -Adult First Round ................ 166
British Novice Championship - Derby House - Adult Second Round ........... 167
British Novice Championship - Pony - First Round ..................................... 184
British Novice Championship - Pony - Second Round .................................. 184
BSJA Accredited Coaches ........................................................................ 255 - 258
BSJA Course Designers Panels ............................................................................. 3 4
BSJA Pony 1.15m Members Cup ...................................................................... 179
BSJA Pony Class Course Specifications ........................................................... 178
BSJA National Amateur Championships ............................................... 168 - 173
BSJA Office ............................................................................................................ 2 5
BSJA Officials Personal Accident Cover ......................................................... 202
BSJA Panels ................................................................................................... 34 - 39
BSJA Senior Class Course Specifications .......................................................... 174
BSJA Senior Class Course Specifications for Winter Qualifying
Competitions .................................................................................................. 174
BSJA Training Scheme .......................................................................................... 3 7
BSJA Winter Grade C Qualifier ..................................................................190
Buy Back - Lost Direct or Second Round Qualifiers ...................................... 154
C
33
89
76.13
Categories of Membership ........................................................................... 30 - 33
Cautioned by Judges ............................................................................................... 7 9
Challenge Trophies ............................................................................................... 6 8
270
Rule No
50.8
101.3
8
99
518
97
212.8
290.15
245
252
174
137
252
253
234
50.7
33.7
32.4
196
181
78
78A
184
32.3
195
164
89
85
84
197
82
81
73.4
244
1
34, 113
34.5.7
34.5
142
158
154
256
155
197
153
151
Page
Change of Name .................................................................................................... 4 6
Channel Islands - Insurance Position ............................................................... 202
Chaps ....................................................................................................................... 9 1
Chief Executive ..................................................................................................... 2 4
Children - Code of Conduct .................................................................................. 8 5
Children on Horses ....................................................................................193
Classes of Substances and Prohibited Methods ................................................... 8 4
Circle .................................................................................................................... 121
Claims, Insurance ................................................................................................ 202
Clear Round Jumping .................................................................................155
Clock - Restarting the ........................................................................................ 124
Closed combinations - Penalties at ................................................................... 125
Collecting Ring .................................................................................................... 110
Combinations ...................................................................................................... 102
Combinations - Closed ....................................................................................... 125
Combinations - Open ........................................................................................ 234
Commencing the round ............................................................................ 122 - 123
Commercial Names ............................................................................................... 4 5
COMMUNICATIONS ........................................................................................ 110
Company Membership .......................................................................................... 3 1
Company Rights and Privileges ........................................................................... 2 9
Competition Abandoned .................................................................................... 114
Competition Categories ..................................................................................... 110
Competitions - Local ............................................................................................ 7 2
Competitions, Pony .............................................................................................. 7 3
Competitions - Special ....................................................................................... 111
Competitive Rights ............................................................................................... 2 9
Competitor riding all horses qualified for the Jump-off ................................ 114
Competitor’s Time ............................................................................................ 107
Competitors Cautioned by Judge .......................................................................... 7 9
Complaint, notice of ............................................................................................. 7 7
Complaints of Misconduct ................................................................................... 7 7
Completing the Course. ..................................................................................... 114
CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE ........................................................................... 7 5
Conduct of Members ............................................................................................. 7 7
Conduct of Members - Agreement to be bound by the rules ............................ 7 5
Consideration of Show Applications ........................................................... 60
Continuing after stopping .................................................................................. 123
Corporate Status .................................................................................................... 2 4
Course Designers/Builders ............................................................................... 33,94
Course Designers / Builders Training Scheme ..................................................... 3 7
COURSE DESIGNERS PANELS .......................................................................... 3 4
Course - Flagging ................................................................................................. 103
Course - Incorrectly Erected ............................................................................. 105
Course - Jump-off ............................................................................................... 104
Course - Jumping wrong course ............................................................... 126 - 127
Course - Measuring ................................................................................... 104 - 105
Course - No competitor completing ................................................................ 114
Course - Number of obstacles ............................................................................ 104
Course Plan .......................................................................................................... 103
271
Rule No
157
159
152
156
88.3
132
Page
Course - Representations by Competitors ....................................................... 105
Course - Resiting obstacles ................................................................................ 105
Course Specifications, BSJA Pony Class .......................................................... 178
Course Specifications, BSJA Senior Class .............................................. 174 - 176
Course Specifications, BSJA Senior Class for Winter Qualifying
Competitions ................................................................................................. 176
Course Specifications, Young Riders ................................................................ 176
Course - Start and finish ..................................................................................... 104
Course - Walking ................................................................................................ 105
COURSES ................................................................................................... 103 - 105
Cross Disciplinary Suspension ..................................................................... 78
Cups ......................................................................................................................... 9 8
D
71
133
25.2
143
83
81
314
315
408
409
214
212
52
47
202
63
274
102.4 & .7
101
97
Definitions (Shows & Competitions) .................................................................. 5 8
Dimensions of Obstacles .............................................................................. 98 - 99
Direct Debit ............................................................................................................ 2 7
Directional Flags ................................................................................................. 103
Disciplinary action ................................................................................................ 7 7
DISCIPLINE .......................................................................................................... 7 5
Discovery Championship - First Round ........................................................... 165
Discovery Championship - Second Round ............................................. 165 - 166
Discovery Pony - First Round .......................................................................... 184
Discovery Pony - Second Round ............................................................... 184
Dismounting ........................................................................................................ 121
Disobediences ............................................................................................ 120 - 121
Disposal of Registered Horses ..................................................................... 46 - 47
Disputed Ownership ............................................................................................... 4 4
Disqualification ................................................................................................... 117
DISQUALIFICATION RETIRING & WITHDRAWING ............................. 117
Disqualified horses ................................................................................................. 4 8
Accumulator ........................................................................................................ 141
Draw Reins .............................................................................................................. 9 2
Dress ............................................................................................................... 90 - 91
Drugs ....................................................................................................................... 8 4
E
23
289B
77
32
41
201
201
75
233
79
Effective Date ........................................................................................................ 2 6
Eleven Years & Under ....................................................................................... 150
Eligibility (Horses & Riders) ....................................................................... 69 - 72
Eligibility Rights .................................................................................................... 2 8
Eligibility to Register a Horse or Pony ...................................................... 39 - 40
Elimination .......................................................................................................... 116
Elimination at the Judges Discretion ................................................................ 117
ELIMINATION, DISQUALIFICATION,
RETIRING & WITHDRAWING ...................................................................... 116
Elite Category ............................................................................................ 64
Entering the Arena ............................................................................................. 122
Entries ............................................................................................................ 73 - 74
272
Rule No
79.5
102
314
315
2, 10, 31
Page
Entry Fees, refund of ............................................................................................ 7 4
Equipment and Saddlery ............................................................................... 92 - 93
Equissage Discovery Championships - First Round ........................................ 165
Equissage Discovery Championships Regional Final ............................ 165 - 166
Errors ................................................................................................................... 119
Ex Officio Members ........................................................................................... 198
Executive Board ......................................................................................... 24,25,28
F
22.2, 23.1
258
213
277
182.1
34.5.14
34.4
88.2
265
73.8
142
143
139.1
97
33.12
164.1a
271
404
405
310
311
33.2
33.2B
Facsimile ........................................................................................................... 26,27
Failing to Jump the Next Obstacle within 60 Seconds ................................... 127
Fall ........................................................................................................................ 121
Fault and Out ....................................................................................................... 142
Faults .................................................................................................................... 111
Fees ................................................................................................................. 20 - 21
FEI Course Designers Appointment .................................................................... 3 9
FEI Judges Appointment ...................................................................................... 3 4
FEI Suspension ....................................................................................................... 7 8
Fences (see Obstacles)
Finishing .................................................................................................... 127 - 128
First Aid .................................................................................................................. 6 1
Flagging of Course .............................................................................................. 103
Flags - Directional ............................................................................................. 103
Flags on Water Jumps ........................................................................................ 102
Forbidden Substances ............................................................................................. 8 4
Foreign Nationals Competing in Great Britain ......................................... 32 - 33
Forty-Five Second Count Down ....................................................................... 107
Four Year Old Classes ......................................................................................... 139
Foxhunter - Pony - First Round ....................................................................... 181
Foxhunter - Pony - Second Round ........................................................ 181 - 182
Foxhunter - First Round ..................................................................................... 161
Foxhunter - Second Round ................................................................................ 163
Full Membership .................................................................................................... 3 0
Full Visiting Membership ...................................................................................... 3 0
G
101.3
32.2
32.2
32.1
304
66
64
61
Gaiters ..................................................................................................................... 9 1
GENERAL REGULATIONS ................................................................................ 2 4
General meetings .................................................................................................... 2 8
General meetings of the Association ................................................................... 2 8
General Privileges .................................................................................................. 2 8
Grades B & C Handicap ...................................................................................... 160
Grade Limits ........................................................................................................... 4 9
GRADING ............................................................................................................... 4 7
Grading of Imported Horses ................................................................................. 4 8
Grading records ....................................................................................................... 4 7
273
Rule No
Page
H
314
315
101.2
101.3
284
267
101.3 & 4
140
13
73.8
198.12
135
134
6
6
77.3
310
311
305
412
413
63
50.7.6
46
Discovery Championship - First Round ........................................................... 165
Discovery Championship Regional Final .............................................. 165 - 166
Hair, Long .............................................................................................................. 9 0
Half Chaps .............................................................................................................. 9 1
Handicap, Table A .............................................................................................. 147
Hat - Loss of ....................................................................................................... 128
Hat - Specification ................................................................................................. 9 0
Hedge .................................................................................................................... 103
Headquarters / office .............................................................................................. 2 5
Health & Safety Requirements for Shows ........................................................... 6 1
Height Objections ............................................................................................... 115
Height Conversion - Table 135 (Metres to Feet and Inches) ....................... 101
Heights in Jumps-Off ......................................................................................... 101
Heights in first rounds ........................................................................................... 9 9
Honorary Members ............................................................................................... 2 4
Honorary Vice President ...................................................................................... 2 4
Hors Concours ........................................................................................................ 7 0
Horse & Hound Foxhunter Championship - First Round .................... 161 - 162
Horse & Hound Foxhunter Championship - Second Round .......................... 163
Horse of The Year Show Grade C Champinships .............................. 160 - 161
Horse of The Year Show Qualifier 128cm ...................................................... 187
Horse of The Year Show Qualifier 138cm ...................................................... 187
Horse Insurance .................................................................................................. 202
Horses Disqualified ................................................................................................. 4 8
Horse passports (change of name) ...................................................................... 4 6
Horses under 4 years .............................................................................................. 4 4
Householders (Insurance) ................................................................................... 202
I
242
87A
64
264
94
93
22.1.1
22.1.3
73
291
64.2
Identification Panel .................................................................................. 249 - 254
Ignoring the Bell ................................................................................................. 123
Immediate Suspension ........................................................................................... 7 8
Imported Horses (Grading) ................................................................................... 4 8
Improperly Leaving the Arena ......................................................................... 127
Indebtedness to Affiliated Shows ......................................................................... 8 1
Indebtedness to the Association .......................................................................... 8 1
Initial application for membership ...................................................................... 2 6
Initial registration .................................................................................................. 2 6
INSURANCE ....................................................................................................... 202
Insurance Cover .................................................................................................. 202
Insurance Position - Channel Islands ............................................................... 202
Interbational Rules - see Appendix at end of Book
International Shows held in the U.K. .................................................................. 5 9
International Trial .................................................................................... 155 - 156
Irish Points ............................................................................................................. 4 8
J
101.3
511
Jackets ..................................................................................................................... 9 0
John Whitaker International Winter JA Classic ............................................ 190
274
Rule No
45
34
34.3, 111
96.2
89
154
101
256
195
135
68.1
Page
Joint Measurement Board Ltd .................................................................... 41 - 42
Judges, Time Keepers & Course Designers/Builders .................................. 33 - 39
Judges ................................................................................................................. 33,94
Judges & Show Stewards ............................................................................... 82 - 83
Judges - Caution to competitors .......................................................................... 7 9
Jump-Off Course ................................................................................................. 104
JUMPING AND JUDGING .......................................................................... 90 - 91
Jumping the Wrong Course ..................................................................... 126 - 127
Jump Off - Competitor riding all horses qualified ........................................... 114
Jumps-Off - Heights ........................................................................................... 101
Junior & Young Rider Nations Cups .................................................................... 5 6
K
316
317
211
280
263
KBIS Insurance - British Novice Championship - Adult First Round ..........
KBIS Insurance - British Novice Championship - Adult Second Round ......
Knock Down .......................................................................................................
Knock Out ...........................................................................................................
Knocking the Timing Equipment .....................................................................
166
167
119
144
127
L
68.4
76.9
48
266
264
33.1
78
34.5.8
102.8
101.2
267
42
121.2
Leading Owners List .............................................................................................. 5 7
Leading Rider prizes ....................................................................................... 67, 68
Leasing .................................................................................................................... 4 5
Leaving the Arena .............................................................................................. 128
Leaving the Arena improperly ......................................................................... 127
Life Membership .................................................................................................... 3 0
Local Competitions ............................................................................................... 7 2
Log Book (Report Forms) .................................................................................... 3 7
Logos ....................................................................................................................... 9 2
Long Hair ................................................................................................................ 9 0
Loss of Hat .......................................................................................................... 128
Loss of Use ............................................................................................................. 4 1
Lungeing ................................................................................................................. 9 5
M
11
134
136
45
155
34.5.5
34.5.12
32.2
31-33
32.1.2
31.4
10
25
Management Board ...................................................................................... 5,24,25
Maximum Heights in the First Round ................................................................. 9 9
Maximum Spreads ............................................................................................... 102
Measurement of Horses/Ponies ................................................................... 41 - 44
Measuring the Course ............................................................................... 104 - 105
Median Course Designer ........................................................................................ 3 6
Median Course Designer Appointment ............................................................... 3 8
Meetings, Voting and Eligibility Rights .............................................................. 2 8
MEMBERSHIP ............................................................................................. 28 - 33
Membership Badge ................................................................................................. 2 8
Membership Cards ................................................................................................. 2 8
Membership of the Executive Board ................................................................... 2 5
Methods of Payment ............................................................................................ 2 7
275
Rule No
33.2
270
76.3
71.4 & 5
71.3
Page
Membership Full .................................................................................................... 3 0
Milton Championship for 5 Year Old Horses ....................................... 138 - 139
Minimum Prize Money ......................................................................................... 6 7
Minor Competitions .............................................................................................. 5 8
Minor Shows ........................................................................................................... 5 8
Motor Insurance ................................................................................................. 202
N
50
304
289C
289D
272A
272B
404
405
299
68
406
407
197
33.3
22
22.4
33.3A
68
85
90
24
67
67.2
153
Names of Horses/Ponies ................................................................................ 45, 46
National B&C ..................................................................................................... 160
National 128cms Championship Qualifier ...................................................... 151
National 138cms Championship Qualifier ...................................................... 151
National Under 16 Championship for the Wales and West Trophy .......... 139
National Under 18 Championship .................................................................... 139
National Pony Foxhunter - First Round .......................................................... 181
National Pony Foxhunter - Second Round ............................................ 181 - 182
National Six Year Old Horse Championship ................................................... 158
Nations Cup Points ...................................................................................... 56 - 57
Newcomers - Pony - First Round ...................................................................... 182
Newcomers - Pony - Second Round ....................................................... 182 - 183
No Competitor Completing the Course ........................................................... 114
Non-jumping Membership .................................................................................... 3 0
Notice in Writing .................................................................................................. 2 6
Notification over the Telephone/BSJA Website ............................................... 2 6
Non Jumping Official Membership ...................................................................... 3 0
Non-Super League Nations Cup Competitions & Young Rider Nations Cup ....... 5 7
Notice of Complaint ............................................................................................. 7 7
Notice of Findings, Penalties and Appeals ......................................................... 7 9
Notice of renewal .................................................................................................. 2 7
Notional Prize Money ................................................................................. 49 - 55
Notional Prize Money - for Foreign Competitions .......................................... 5 4
Number of Obstacles ........................................................................................... 104
O
198
198.12
137
133
258
140
134
135
136
257
Objections .................................................................................................. 114 - 115
Objections - Height ............................................................................................ 114
OBSTACLES .......................................................................................................... 9 8
Obstacles - Combinations .................................................................................. 102
Obstacles - Dimensions ......................................................................................... 9 8
Obstacles - Failing to jump next obstacle within 45 seconds ........................ 127
Obstacles - Hedge ................................................................................................ 103
Obstacles - Heights in First Round ....................................................................... 9 9
Obstacles - Heights in jumps - off .................................................................... 101
Obstacles, In the Schooling Area - Authorised .................................................. 9 6
Obstacles, In the Schooling Area - Unauthorised .............................................. 9 7
Obstacles - Maximum spreads ........................................................................... 102
OBSTACLES, PENALTIES AT ...................................................................... 127
Obstacles - Penalties at alternative obstacles .................................................. 127
276
Rule No
255
122
131
153
159
24
33.3A
34.6
68..3
269
301
306
253
231
261
33.13
33.3b
47
Page
Obstacles - Penalties under Table C ................................................................. 126
Obstacles - Practice ............................................................................................... 9 5
Obstacles - Structure and Appearance ................................................................. 9 8
Obstacles - Number of ........................................................................................ 104
Obstacles - Resiting ............................................................................................ 105
Official Forms ........................................................................................................ 2 7
Official Membership .............................................................................................. 3 0
OFFICIALS ............................................................................................................. 9 4
Official BSJA Insurance Schemes ...................................................................... 202
Officials in Scotland .............................................................................................. 3 9
Olympic Games Points ......................................................................................... 5 7
Olympic Star Spotters Competition for 6 Year Old Horses .......................... 138
Open 1.40m ........................................................................................................ 159
Open 1.30m, Amateur Incorporating 1.30m Classic Champ. ...................... 161
Open Combination - penalties at ...................................................................... 125
Order of Starting ................................................................................................. 122
ORGANISATION ......................................................................................... 24 - 25
Other Insurance .................................................................................................. 202
OTHER PENALTIES ........................................................................................ 127
Outside Assistance ............................................................................................. 127
Overseas Members ................................................................................................ 3 3
Owner Membership ............................................................................................... 3 0
Ownership (disputed) ............................................................................................. 4 4
P
34.1
4
257
252
255
253
251
254
68
121.3
410
411
33.5
75
78A
77.14
Panels ...................................................................................................................... 3 3
PANEL OF AREA REPRESENTATIVES AND
OFFICIALS BY AREA ...................................................................................... 208
Para Equestrian ................................................................................................... 137
Patron ..................................................................................................................... 2 4
PENALTIES ....................................................................................................... 124
Penalties at Alternative Obstacles .................................................................... 127
Penalties at Closed Combinations Under Table A .......................................... 125
PENALTIES AT OBSTACLES ........................................................................ 124
Penalties at Obstacles Under Table C .............................................................. 126
Penalties at Open Combinations Under Table A ............................................ 125
Penalties at Obstacles Under Table A .............................................................. 124
Penalties at the Water Jump Under Table A .................................................. 125
Personal Accident Cover ................................................................................... 202
Personal Accident Insurance ............................................................................. 202
Points for Riders Ranking List ............................................................................. 5 5
Ponies (not to be ridden by adults) ...................................................................... 9 5
PONY CLUB SHOW JUMPING RULES .............................................. 135 - 136
Pony British Novice Championship - First Round ......................................... 185
Pony British Novice - Second Round ............................................................... 186
Pony Associate Membership ................................................................................ 3 0
Pony Category ....................................................................................................... 6 4
Pony Competitions ............................................................................................... 7 3
Pony Competitions - Start/Finish Times ........................................................... 7 1
277
Rule No
78A
408
409
404
405
33.6
400
406
407
402
22.2, 23.1
275
87
121
122
50.7
288
500
5
5
76
62
67
76.6
75
73.2
98
68
99
173
165.1
95
14
278
Page
Pony Competitions - with a rider age restriction .............................................. 7 3
Pony Discovery - First Round .................................................................. 184
Pony Discovery - Second Round ...................................................................... 184
Pony Foxhunter - First Round .......................................................................... 181
Pony Foxhunter - Second Round ............................................................ 181 - 182
Pony Membership ................................................................................................. 3 0
Pony Members Cup ............................................................................................ 179
Pony Newcomers - First Round .............................................................. 182 - 183
Pony Newcomers - Second Round .................................................................... 183
PONY QUALIFYING COMPETITIONS ....................................................... 179
Pony Show Jumper of the Year ........................................................................ 179
Postmark ................................................................................................................ 2 6
Power and Speed ................................................................................................. 141
Powers of the Stewards to impose Penalties ...................................................... 7 8
PRACTICE ............................................................................................................. 9 4
Practice Area .......................................................................................................... 9 4
Practice Obstacles ......................................................................................... 95 - 97
Prefix (on horses name) ....................................................................................... 4 5
Preliminary Competition .................................................................................. 149
Premier Circuit .................................................................................................... 188
President ................................................................................................................. 2 4
President Elect. ...................................................................................................... 2 4
Private Health Insurance ................................................................................... 202
Prizes .............................................................................................................. 67 - 69
Prizes - Graded ....................................................................................................... 4 7
Prizes - Notional ........................................................................................... 49 - 54
Prizes - Withholding ............................................................................................. 6 7
Progressive Category ............................................................................................ 6 3
Promotion for Show Applications ...................................................................... 5 9
Promotional Leagues ............................................................................................ 5 6
Prohibited Classes of Substances and Prohibited Methods ................................ 8 5
Prohibited Substances, List of Examples ................................................... 82 - 84
Promotional League .............................................................................................. 5 6
Protection of Children .......................................................................................... 8 5
Public Address ..................................................................................................... 110
Public Display Boards ......................................................................................... 109
PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE ................................................................ 202
Publication of Findings and Penalties ................................................................. 8 3
Publications ............................................................................................................ 2 5
Puissance .............................................................................................................. 143
Q
290
Qualifiers .................................................................................................... 154 - 155
QUALIFYING COMPETITIONS .................................................................... 154
R
232
44
Rate of Starting ................................................................................................... 122
Re-Registration ...................................................................................................... 4 1
278
Rule No
21,61
79.5
212.5
33.8
32.2
32.2
9
33.9
51
42
42 - 43
96.3
282
283
34.5.8
205
157
198
44
283
212.7
159
114.1
114.2
245
246
72
191
203
205
77.15
68
32
86
172
234
300
212.6
Page
Records .............................................................................................................. 26,47
Refund of Entry Fees ............................................................................................ 7 4
Refusal .................................................................................................................. 120
Regimental Membership ....................................................................................... 3 1
Region ..................................................................................................................... 3 0
Regional .................................................................................................................. 3 0
Regional Intro League ........................................................................................... 5 4
REGIONAL ORGANISATION ......................................................................... 196
Regional Representatives ......................................................................... 196 - 197
Regions and Areas .................................................................................................. 2 5
Registered Agent .................................................................................................... 3 1
Registration Fees .................................................................................................... 4 6
Registration for BSJA Competitions ................................................................... 4 0
Registration for International Competitions ..................................................... 4 1
REGISTRATION OF HORSES / PONIES .......................................................... 3 9
Regulation of Show Stewards ................................................................................ 8 3
Relay - Baton ...................................................................................................... 146
Relay - Rescue ........................................................................................... 146 - 147
Report Forms ......................................................................................................... 3 7
Reports - Competitor Retiring .......................................................................... 119
Representations by competitors about the Course ......................................... 105
Representations by competitors to the judge .................................................. 114
Re-registration ....................................................................................................... 4 1
Rescue Relay .............................................................................................. 146 - 147
Resistance ............................................................................................................ 120
Resiting Obstacles ............................................................................................... 105
Responsibility (Course Builders) .......................................................................... 9 4
Responsibility (Judges,Courses) ............................................................................ 9 4
Restarting the Clock ........................................................................................... 124
Restarting the Whole Course ............................................................................ 124
Restrictions, Shows ................................................................................................ 5 8
RESULTS ............................................................................................................. 111
Results under Table A ......................................................................................... 111
Retiring ...................................................................................................... 117 - 118
Retiring - Judge’s report ..................................................................................... 119
RETIRING & WITHDRAWING ...................................................................... 116
Riders - Eligibility .................................................................................................. 7 1
Riders Ranking List ...................................................................................... 55 - 57
Rights and Privileges of Membership ......................................................... 28 - 29
Rights of Members at Stewards Meetings ........................................................... 7 8
Ringing the Bell .................................................................................................. 110
Round, Commencing the ................................................................................... 122
Seven Year Old Horse Championships ............................................................. 158
RULES FOR SPECIAL COMPETITIONS ...................................................... 138
Run Out ................................................................................................................ 120
S
102
75
Saddlery and Equipment ........................................................................................ 9 2
Schedules ........................................................................................................ 62 - 63
279
Rule No
Page
268
Scheduling ............................................................................................................ 138
SCORING ............................................................................................................. 110
164.1a
Second Count Down - 45 ................................................................................... 107
SECTION 1 ............................................................................................................ 2 3
SECTION 2 ............................................................................................................ 8 8
SECTION 3 ......................................................................................................... 136
SECTION 4 ......................................................................................................... 153
312
Senior Newcomers - First Round ............................................................. 163 - 164
313
Senior Nerwcomers - Second Round ................................................................. 164
300
Seven Year Old Horse Championships ................................................... 158 - 159
101.3
Shirts ....................................................................................................................... 9 1
32.1.5
Show Dates ............................................................................................................. 2 8
32.1.4
Show Jumping magazine ........................................................................................ 2 8
73
Shows - Affiliation ................................................................................................. 6 0
74
Shows - Affiliation fees ......................................................................................... 6 2
SHOWS AND COMPETITIONS ......................................................................... 5 8
71
Shows - Definitions ............................................................................................... 5 8
72
Shows - Restrictions .............................................................................................. 5 8
75
Shows - Schedules ................................................................................................... 6 2
71
Shows and Competitions - Definitions ................................................................ 5 8
73.1
Shows - Secretary Membership ............................................................................ 5 9
73.8
Show Organiser ....................................................................................................... 6 1
96.2
Show Stewards ........................................................................................................ 8 2
287
Single Phase Competition .................................................................................. 149
241
Signal to Stop ...................................................................................................... 123
279
Six Bars ................................................................................................................ 143
299
Six Year Old Horse Championship ................................................................... 158
75
Special Category .................................................................................................... 6 5
184
Special Competitions ......................................................................................... 111
161
Speed - Timing .................................................................................................... 106
136
Spreads - Maximum ........................................................................................... 102
101.9
Spurs ........................................................................................................................ 9 1
404
Squibb Demolition Junior Foxhunter - First Round ........................................ 181
405
Squibb & Demolition Junior Foxhunter Second Round ....................... 181 - 182
41.4
Stallions, Breeding & Grading ............................................................................... 4 0
102.12
Stallion Discs .......................................................................................................... 9 3
82.21, 102.12Stallions ............................................................................................................. 77,93
203.3
Standards .............................................................................................................. 118
12
Standing Committees ............................................................................................ 2 5
152
Start and Finish ................................................................................................... 104
STARTING .......................................................................................................... 122
231
Starting - Order of .............................................................................................. 122
232
Starting - Rate of ................................................................................................ 122
7,83
Stewards ............................................................................................................. 24,77
86
Stewards Meetings - Rights of Members ............................................................. 7 8
90
Stewards - Notice of Findings, Penalties and Appeals ....................................... 7 9
87
Stewards Powers to impose penalties .................................................................. 7 8
95
Stewards - Publication of findings & penalties ................................................... 8 1
96
Stipendiary Stewards .............................................................................................. 8 2
244
Stopping - Continuing after ............................................................................... 123
280
Rule No
241
245
243
131
33.10
36
79.4
50.7.4
91
92
34.5.2 & 9
49
24.2
32.5
88.1
76.7
Page
Stop, Signal to .................................................................................................... 123
Stopping and restarting the Clock .................................................................... 124
STOPPING DURING A ROUND ..................................................................... 123
Stopping Voluntarily .......................................................................................... 123
Structure and Appearance ..................................................................................... 9 8
Stud Membership .................................................................................................... 3 1
Subscriptions ........................................................................................................... 3 9
Substitutions ........................................................................................................... 7 3
Suffix (on horses name) ........................................................................................ 4 5
Summary Powers of the Chief Executive .................................................. 79 - 80
Summary powers of a Team Manager ................................................................. 8 1
Supervisory Course Designers / Builders Panel (List of) ................................ 248
Supervisory Course Designers / Builders Panel Appointment ................... 35,39
Supervisory Panel Judges, List of ...................................................................... 248
Surcharge (Animal Health Trust) ......................................................................... 4 5
Suspended ................................................................................................................ 2 7
Suspension of Members ......................................................................................... 2 9
Suspension (Following conviction in a Court of Law) ...................................... 7 8
Sweepstakes ............................................................................................................ 6 8
T
182
284
191
231
192A
192B
192C
192D
192E
TABLE 162 Time Allowed ............................................................................... 108
TABLE 182 Time Faults ................................................................................... 111
TABLE 191 Jump Off under Table A .............................................................. 112
TABLE 134 Maximum heights of fences ....................................................... 100
TABLE 135 Height Conversion (Metres to Feet and Inches) .................... 101
TABLE 136 Maximum spreads for ponies ..................................................... 102
TABLE 182 Time Faults ................................................................................... 111
TABLE 201 Elimination ......................................................................... 116 - 117
TABLE 253 Errors in combinations ................................................................ 125
TABLE 254 Errors at water jumps .................................................................. 126
TABLE 280 Knock out Formula ...................................................................... 145
TABLE 45 Height Conversion hands & inches to cms .......................... 43 - 44
TABLE 67.1 Notional prize money for National competitions ........... 50 - 54
TABLE 67.2 Notional prize money for Foreign competitions ...................... 5 4
TABLE 67.3 Notional prize money for Young Riders & Juniors
in Foreign competitions ................................................................................... 5 4
TABLE 68.1 .......................................................................................................... 5 6
TABLE 68.3 Olympic Games & Championships Individual points .............. 5 7
TABLE 97.1 Forbidden Substances (horses) ..................................................... 8 4
TABLE A ............................................................................................................ 111
TABLE A Handicap ........................................................................................... 147
TABLE A, Results under ................................................................................... 112
TABLE A4 .......................................................................................................... 122
TABLE A6 .......................................................................................................... 113
TABLE A7 .......................................................................................................... 113
TABLE A8 .......................................................................................................... 113
TABLE A9 .......................................................................................................... 113
Table A10 ............................................................................................................ 113
281
Rule No
Page
194
TABLE AC .......................................................................................................... 114
TABLE A 9 ......................................................................................................... 113
183,193, 255 TABLE C .............................................................................................. 111,114,124
299
Six Year Old Horse Championship ................................................................... 158
276
Take Your Own Line ......................................................................................... 142
281
Team .................................................................................................................... 145
68
Team Championships Points ............................................................................... 5 7
92
Team Manager, Summary Powers of .................................................................. 8 1
22.4
Telephone/BSJA Website - Notification ............................................................ 2 6
289A
Ten Years and Under Competition .................................................................. 150
77.2
Ticket to Ride Scheme .......................................................................................... 6 9
162
Time Allowed ...................................................................................................... 107
164
Time Competitors .............................................................................................. 107
182.2
Time Faults .......................................................................................................... 111
34,112
Time Keepers ................................................................................................... 33,94
163
Time Limit .......................................................................................................... 107
182.3
Time Penalties .................................................................................................... 111
161
TIMING ............................................................................................................... 105
165
Timing Equipment .............................................................................................. 109
263
Timing equipment - Knocking the ................................................................... 127
34.5.7
Training Scheme - Course Designers / Builders .................................................. 3 7
76.13
Trophies ................................................................................................................. 6 8
68.1&3
Top Horses List ..................................................................................................... 5 7
273
Top Score ............................................................................................................ 140
101
TURNOUT .................................................................................................... 90 - 91
285
Two Fence Challenge ......................................................................................... 148
286A
Two Phase Competition .................................................................................... 148
312
TriZone Senior Newcomers First Round ................................................ 163 - 164
313
TriZone Senior Newcomers Second Round ..................................................... 164
U
71.2 & 72.2 Unaffiliated Shows ................................................................................................. 5 8
222
Unauthorised access to arena ............................................................................ 121
133.2
Units - Measurement .................................................................................... 98 - 99
65
Upgrading ....................................................................................................... 48 - 49
UKCC Level 3 Show Jumping Specific Coaches ............................................. 258
V
25.2
25.2
326
327
4
6
33.12
32.2
VADD Mandate ..................................................................................................... 2 7
Variable Amount Direct Debit ............................................................................. 2 7
Veteran Rider Minor ........................................................................................... 172
Veteran Rider Major ........................................................................................... 173
Vice Patron ............................................................................................................. 2 4
Vice Presidents ....................................................................................................... 2 4
Visa .......................................................................................................................... 2 0
Visiting Members ................................................................................................... 3 2
Voting and Eligibility Rights ................................................................................ 2 8
282
Rule No
Page
W
156
139
254
102.8
514
515
512
513
507
517
501
505
506
500
204
76.6
99
256
Walking the Course ............................................................................................ 105
Water Jump ............................................................................................... 102 - 103
Water Jump Penalties at .................................................................................... 125
Weather Insurance .............................................................................................. 202
Welfare of the Horse ................................................................................... 86 - 88
Whips ...................................................................................................................... 9 2
Winter 128cms Competition - First Round .................................................... 192
Winter 128cms Competition - Second Round ................................................ 192
Winter 138cms Competition - First Round .................................................... 191
Winter 138cms Competition - Second Round ................................................ 191
Winter Grade C Qualifier ................................................................................... 190
Winter Grade JC Championship ....................................................................... 193
Winter Grades A & B Grand Prix ..................................................................... 188
Winter B & C ...................................................................................................... 189
Winter Novice Championship .......................................................................... 189
Winter Premier Circuit ...................................................................................... 188
WINTER QUALIFYING COMPETITIONS .................................................. 188
WITHDRAWING, ELIMINATION,
DISQUALIFICATION, RETIRING ................................................................. 116
Withdrawing ........................................................................................................ 118
Withholding Prizes ....................................................................................... 67 - 68
Working with Children in Horse Sports .............................................................. 8 5
Wrong course ............................................................................................ 126 - 127
Y
272A
272B
Young
Young
Young
Young
Riders - Course Specifictions .................................................................
Show Jumper Award ...............................................................................
Riders Under 16 Championship ............................................................
Riders Under 18 Championship .................................................. 139 -
283
176
151
139
140
International Rules
Union Flag Badges and Saddlecloths
1. Only riders selected to represent Great Britain at an official CSIO or Championship (Senior,
Young Rider, Junior, Children, Pony or Veteran (Ambassadors) are entitled to wear the Union
Flag badge with a plain background on the breast pocket of their jackets.
2. Members of an Official Senior British Nations Cup or Championship Team are entitled to
wear the Union Flag badge, with a red background. The entitlement to wear this badge is
permanent.
3. Members of an Official British Young Rider Nations Cup or Championship Team are
entitled to wear the Union Flag badge, with a pale blue background, on their jackets for a
period of two years following their last appearance on the Team.
4. Members of an Official British Junior Nations Cup or Championship Team are entitled to
wear the Union Flag badge, with a white background, on their jackets for a period of two
years following their last appearance on the Team.
5. Members of an Official British Childrens Nations Cup or Championship Team are entitled to
wear the Union Flag badge, with a dark blue background, on their jackets for a period of two
6. Members of an Official British Pony Nations Cup or Championship Team are entitled to
wear the Union Flag badge, with a yellow background, on their jackets for a period of two
7. Members of an Official British Veteran Nations Cup or Championship Team are entitled to
wear the Union Flag badge, with a dark green background, on their jackets. The entitlement
to wear this badge is permanent.
8. Union Flag saddlecloth badges may only be worn by selected Team members during
official Nations Cup and Championship competitions.
9. Members riding at a CSI are not eligible for a Union flag badge or saddlecloth.
10. Members selected for Home Pony International may wear a pin badge and saddlecloth
badge with a St George/St Andrew Cross or Welsh Dragon. However, these may not be worn
in subsequent competitions.
British Team Jacket
1. Members selected for an official Senior British Nations Cup Team will be entitled to wear a
British Team Jacket.
2. The British Team jacket is navy blue with a red collar, piped white. These colours are
registered with the FEI as the official British Team colours and therefore must not be reproduced.
3. Only official British Team sponsor logos can be worn on the British Team Jacket.
Individual rider sponsors logos are not permitted.
International Shows – CSI
General
1. International shows (CSIs) are conducted in accordance with FEI Statutes, General
Regulations and Sport Rules (see www.horsesport.org).
2. Applications to run International shows must be submitted to the International Office of
the BSJA by the 15th September of the year preceding the show. Application forms available
from the BSJA International Office.
Age of Competitors for FEI Competitions
1. Competitors may take part in FEI Competitions and FEI Championships for Young Riders
from the beginning of the year they reach the age of 16 until the end of the year they reach
the age of 21.
2. Competitors may take part in FEI Competitions and FEI Championships for Juniors from
the year they reach the age of 14 until the end of the year they reach the age of 18.
3. Competitors may take part in FEI Competitions and FEI Championships for Children from
the year they reach the age of 12 until the end of the year they reach the age of 14.
4. Competitors may take part in FEI Competitions and FEI Championships for Pony riders
from the year in which they reach the age of 12 until the end of the year they reach the age
of 16.
5. From the year in which they reach their 16th birthday, Juniors and Young Riders may take
part in certain international competitions for Seniors with the express permission of the
British Equestrian Federation (BEF).
6. The following may compete as a Veteran Rider in international Veteran competitions:
i. Ladies from the year in which they reach their 45th birthday and gentlemen from the year
in which they reach their 49th birthday. Riders may not have participated in jumping
competitions for senior riders at CSI2*shows and upwards in the current year.
ii. International Veteran competitions are open to riders who, in the current year, have not
taken part in any competition where the first round exceeds 1.30m.
FEI Registration of Horses and Riders
1. All horses and riders competing at International Shows in the UK and overseas must be
registered with the FEI through the BSJA. Details and registration forms available from the
BSJA International Office.
FEI Passports
1. Horses competing at any level overseas, anywhere in the world must have an official,
valid FEI Passport or a National Passport approved by the FEI and accompanied by an FEI
Recognition Card. Details and application forms available from the BSJA International Office.
2. Horses competing at a CSI1* or 2* show in the UK will not require an FEI Passport. They
will however be identifiable by way of a valid national passport, be registered with the BSJA
and the FEI and meet the FEI requirement for equine influenza vaccination.
Age of Horses
1. Horses entered for the Olympic Games and FEI World Championships must be at least 9
years of age.
2. Horses entered in Regional Games, Continental Championships and World Cup Finals must
at least eight years of age. Horses entered for CSIO3* - 5* events must be at least seven
years of age. However competitions limited to the participation of six year old horses may be
held at these events. Horses entered for CSIO1* - 2* and CSI1* - 2* events must be at least
six years of age.
Authorisation to compete overseas
1. All horses and riders wishing to compete abroad, including riders receiving personal
invitations, in international competitions must apply to the BSJA International Office for
authorisation. Selection policies are available on the BSJA website and from the International
Office.
2. Horse/rider combinations will only be authorised to compete abroad at the level at which
they are consistently/successfully competing in the UK.
3. With the exception of Young Horse and Veteran Rider classes, the first or only horse of a
member wishing to compete abroad MUST be a genuine Grade B.
4. All applications for authorisation will be considered by the World Class Performance
Manager on a case by case basis. Authorisation may be withdrawn if the Team Manager
deems the entry to be inappropriate.
5.
British riders may only be entered into international competitions by the BSJA
International Office. Riders must comply with the Rules of the BEF and the FEI; see
websites www.bef.co.uk and www.horsesport.org
Competing in Foreign National Competitions
1. If a British rider wishes to compete in or is invited to compete in a foreign national
competition he/she is (unless they are a Competitor Living Abroad see 2) required under FEI
Regulations to obtain written permission from the BEF – this is known as a “Guest Licence”.
Please contact the British Equestrian Federation for further information.
2. A Competitor Living Abroad is a rider who spends more than six months a year outside the
UK but in the relevant country. In the event that such a rider wishes to compete in a
national competition in that country the rider should apply for a Guest Licence from the
National Federation of that country.
Prizes Graded in International Competitions
1. Prize money won in international age classes will be awarded notional prize money in
accordance with Table 67.1.
Home Pony International
1. Riders wishing to be considered for Home Pony International Teams must have passed
the Pony Proficiency Award (with the exception of 128cms pony riders). Details can be
downloaded from the BSJA website.
2. The country of residence is the country the rider will represent, regardless of birth place,
i.e. if you live in Wales you must represent the Welsh Team.
3. All riders competing at the Irish Home Pony International will be expected to contribute
£50 each towards Chef d’Equipe expenses.
4. Team members selected to compete at the English, Welsh and Scottish Home Pony
Internationals will be expected to contribute £25 each towards Chef d’Equipe expenses.
Authorisation for Pony Competitions
1. Any rider wishing to be considered for International selection or authorisation to compete
abroad on 138cms and/or 148cms ponies must have passed the Pony Proficiency Award.
Details can be downloaded from the BSJA website.
2. Riders who are authorised to compete at a CSIP will be expected to contribute £50 each
towards Chef d’Equipe expenses.

1 THE BRITISH SHOW JUMPING ASSOCIATION

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