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7TH - 12TH AUGUST 2018

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION CENTRE

(NAEC), STONELEIGH

SCHEDULE

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

EQUINE INFLUENZA VACCINATION REQUIREMENTS

While Equine Influenza Vaccine is not compulsory at the National Agricultural Exhibition Centre, it is strongly advised that all horses and ponies have sufficient vaccine cover. Any horses or ponies showing signs of infectious disease may be asked to leave the showground.

CLOSING DATES FOR ENTRIES

The following closing dates for entries will be strictly adhered to and entries received after the appropriate closing date will NOT be accepted.

PAPER AND ONLINE ENTRIES CLOSING DATE

Paper Entries (Please note this is not the date of posting, but the date the entries must be received by the office) 20th July 2018

Online Entries 23rd July 2018

Showjumping Competitors who qualify after 16th July and have not received confirmation of their qualification from British Showjumping before close of entries, please contact the office before Friday 3rd August for details of how to make their entry on 02476 858205 or email [email protected].

All entry forms must be fully completed with correct entry fees and stabling charges which MUST be included and must be signed or entries will be returned unprocessed. Cheques to be made payable to Grandstand Media Ltd.

PLEASE NOTE: That whilst every effort has been made to allow exhibitors to enter as many classes as possible, classes will not be held up in the event of a clash so exhibitors must be aware of this when choosing which classes to enter.

ONLINE ENTRIES - SHOWING To access the Online Entry System please go to www.grandstandentries.com

Competitors who have competed at Horse of the Year Show or Stoneleigh Horse Show in the last three years or have entered a Horse of the Year Show Showing qualifier in the last three years, will already have an account on the Grandstand Online Entry System.

If you having difficulty logging in to the system, please contact [email protected].

ONLINE ENTRIES – SHOWJUMPING

To access the Online Entry System please go to www.bsnationalchampionships.com. Entries for all showjumping classes will be done through ‘My Riding Life’.

ARRIVAL AT THE SHOW

The gates to enter the show will only be open during the following times: Monday 6th August 2018 15:00 – 21:00 Tuesday 7th – Sunday 12th August 2018 06:00 – 20:00

You will not be allowed to enter through the gates at any time outside of the allocated times

CONTENTS

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ....................................................................................................3

PRIZES .........................................................................................................................................12

SHOW ADMISSION .................................................................................................................12

MARK SHEETS ..........................................................................................................................13

GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS ..............................................................................13

SPECIAL RULES RELATING TO THE BRITISH SHOWJUMPING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS ....................................................................................................................29

NATIONAL SHOW JUMPING ................................................................................................32

SPECIAL RULES RELATING TO STONELEIGH HORSE SHOW ......................................66

SHOWING ..................................................................................................................................72

OFFICIAL SPONSORS AND DONATIONS .........................................................................94

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BRITISH SHOWJUMPING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS AND STONELEIGH HORSE SHOW National Agricultural Exhibition Centre, Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth, CV8 2LZ

7th - 12th August 2018

Organisers Grandstand Media Limited,NAEC, Stoneleigh Park, KenilworthWarwickshire, CV8 2LZTel: 02476 858205Website (SJ): www.bsnationalchampionships.com Website (Showing): www.stoneleighhorseshow.co.uk E-mail: [email protected]

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Thursday 9th AugustChampionship Arena 1 - 08:00 start

43 & 43A Pony Discovery/90cm Pony Open63 Pony Bronze League 148cm & Under Final67 Pony Restricted Rider 1.10m Championship Final68 Pony Discovery Championship Final

Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2 - 08:00 start44 1.15m Pony Open69 Pony Foxhunter Masters66 Pony Silver League 148cm & Under Final61 Pony Bronze League 128cm Final 62 Pony Bronze League 138cm & Under Final

Arena 3 - 08:00 start45 & 45A Blue Chip Newcomers/1.00m Pony Open60D Just For Schools Final - 1.00m60E Just For Schools Final - 1.10m

Friday 10th AugustChampionship Arena 1 - 08:00 start

1 & 1A KBIS Insurance British Novice/90cm Horse Open2 & 2A Nupafeed Supplements Discovery/1.00m Horse Open4 & 4A Equitop Myoplast Foxhunter/1.20m Horse Open9 Connolly’s RED MILLS Senior Newcomers Masters

10A Horse of the Year Show International Wild Card Qualifier Incorp National 1.40m Championship

Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2 - 08:00 start3 & 3A Connolly’s RED MILLS Newcomers/1.10m Horse Open5 Dallas Burston Polo Club Horse 1.30m Open11 National Grade C Championship Final12 National Grade B Championship Final13 National Para Equestrian Championship (8 sections)

Arena 3 - 10:00 Start14 Senior Club 70cm Warm up15 Senior National Club 70cm Championship 16 Senior National Club 80cm Championship 17 Senior National Club 90cm Championship 18 Senior National Club 1.00m Championship

BRITISH SHOWJUMPING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS & STONELEIGH HORSE SHOW - TIMETABLE 2018

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE TIMETABLE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CLASSES MAY START EARLY.DAILY TIMETABLES FOR ALL SHOWJUMPING RINGS WILL BE PUBLISHED AT 5PM THE DAY BEFORE

Tuesday 7th AugustChampionship Arena 1 - 08:00 start

36 90cm Pony Open46 Pony Restricted Rider 1.00m Championship Final37 & 37a Pony 128cm/138cm Handicap (1.05m/1.10m)47 National 128cm Championship Final48 National 138cm Championship Final

Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2 - 08:00 start50 Junior National Club 70cm warm up51 Junior National Club 70cm Championship Final52 Junior National Club 80cm Championship Final53 Junior National Club 90cm Championship Final54 Junior National Club 1.00m Championship Final38 & 38A Pony Foxhunter/1.10m Pony Open55 National Pony 1.15m Members Cup Final49 Equithème National 148cm Championship Final

Wednesday 8th AugustChampionship Arena 1 - 08:00 start

39 All Horse 80cm Pony Open56 Pony British Novice Championship Final40 1.10m Pony Open57 Blue Chip Pony Newcomers Masters

Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2 - 08:00 start41 95cm Pony Open64 Pony Silver League 128cm Final65 Pony Silver League 138cm & Under Final58 Stepping Stones 128cm Championship Final59 Stepping Stones 138cm Championship Final

Arena 3 - 08:00 start42 Yorkshire Metal Recycling 70cm Pony Open60A Just For Schools Final - 70cm60B Just For Schools Final - 80cm60C Just For Schools Final - 90cm

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Arena 3 - 09:00 start25 Talash Hotels Group HOYS Grade C Warm Up26 British Horse Feeds Speedi-Beet HOYS Grade C Qualifier

Arena 4 - 09:00 start108A The British Show Pony Society M&M Exc. 143cm Working Hunter Pony (HOYS)108B The British Show Pony Society M&M 143cm Working Hunter Pony (HOYS)108C The British Show Pony Society M&M 133cm Working Hunter Pony (HOYS)108D The British Show Pony Society M&M 122cm Working Hunter Pony (HOYS)CH108 M&M Working Hunter Pony Championship

Showing World Arena 5 - 08:00 start109A The Colosso Family Lightweight Cob (HOYS)109B The Colosso Family Heavyweight Cob (HOYS)110 The Leeman Family Maxi Cob (HOYS)CH110 Cob Championship 111 Ladies’ Side Saddle (HOYS)112A Simon Constable Equine Vets and Mrs & Mrs Roberts Purebred Arab Stallion112B Simon Constable Equine Vets and Mrs & Mrs Roberts Purebred Arab Gelding112C Simon Constable Equine Vets and Mrs & Mrs Roberts Purebred Arab MareCH112 Simon Constable Equine Vets and Mrs & Mrs Roberts Arab Championship (HOYS)113A Catplant Group of Companies Ltd. Lightweight Show Hunter (HOYS)113B Catplant Group of Companies Ltd. Middleweight Show Hunter (HOYS)113C Catplant Group of Companies Ltd. Heavyweight Show Hunter (HOYS)114 Small Show Hunter (HOYS)CH114 Hunter Championship

Arena 6 - 09:00 start115A Brereton Small Hack (HOYS)115B David Stennett Ltd. Large Hack (HOYS)CH115 Hack Championship116A M&M Junior Ridden Small Breed sponsored by Ponies Association UK (HOYS)116B M&M Junior Ridden Large Breed sponsored by Ponies Association UK (HOYS)CH116 M&M Junior Ridden Championship117A Topham Barnes Small Riding Horse (HOYS)117B Topham Barnes Large Riding Horse (HOYS)CH117 Riding Horse Championship

Sunday 12th AugustChampionship Arena 1 - 08:00 start

27 Nupafeed Supplements Senior Discovery Championship Final

28 National 1.30m Open Championship Final

10CHorse of the Year Show International Wild Card Qualifier Incorp The British Showjumping Business Partnership International Stairway Final

Arena 4 - 09:00 start100 Cuddy Working Hunter (HOYS)101A National Pony Society/Snuggy Hoods 133cm Working Hunter Pony (HOYS)101B National Pony Society/Snuggy Hoods 143cm Working Hunter Pony (HOYS)101C National Pony Society/Snuggy Hoods 153cm Working Hunter Pony (HOYS)101D National Pony Society/Snuggy Hoods Intermediate Working Hunter Pony (HOYS)CH101 ExcLOOsive Event Hire Working Hunter Pony Championship

Arena 5 - 09:00 start102A Kathleen Wood 148cm Children’s Riding Pony (HOYS)102B Kathleen Wood 138cm Children’s Riding Pony (HOYS)102C Kathleen Wood 128cm Children’s Riding Pony (HOYS)CH102 Children’s Riding Pony Championship103A The Binks Family 122cm Show Hunter Pony (HOYS)103B The Binks Family 133cm Show Hunter Pony (HOYS)103C The Binks Family 143cm Show Hunter Pony (HOYS)103D The Binks Family 153cm Show Hunter Pony (HOYS)CH103 Show Hunter Pony Championship

Arena 6 - 09:00 start104A The Price Family First Ridden Pony (HOYS)104B The Price Family Lead Rein Pony (HOYS)CH104 Mini Show Pony Championship105 Lead Rein Pony of Hunter Type (HOYS)106A Miniature Stallion106B Miniature Mare/Gelding106C Miniature Youngstock CH106 Miniature Horse Championship (HOYS)107 Equissage Pulse Ridden Partbred Pony (HOYS)

Saturday 11th AugustChampionship Arena 1 - 08:00 start

19 National 1.25m Restricted Rider Championship Final20 KBIS Insurance Senior British Novice Championship Final 21 Equitop Myoplast Senior Foxhunter Masters10B Horse of the Year Show International Wild Card Qualifier Incorp The National Speed Horse Final

Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2 - 08:00 start6 85cm Horse Open22 Retraining of Racehorses Club League Championship Final 23 Retraining of Racehorses Bronze League Final7 New Hatches Fitness and Rehabilitation Centre 1.25m Horse Open

Horse First Supplements 4 Year Old Arena Walk31 Horse First Supplements National 4 Year Old Championship Final24 National 1.15m Members Cup Championship Final

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Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2 - 08:00 start32 National 5yo Championship Final 29 National Under 16 Championship Final30 National Under 21 Championship Final33 Big Star National 6yo Championship Final34 National Senior Rider Championship Final

Arena 3 - 08:00 start8 1.00m Horse Open

Team Jumping Parade35 National Team Jumping Championship

Arena 4 - 08:00 start118A NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Welsh Section D (HOYS)118B NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Welsh Section C (HOYS)118C NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Highland (HOYS)118D NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Fell (HOYS)118E NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Dales (HOYS)118F NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Connemara (HOYS)118G NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden New Forest (HOYS)CH118A M&M Ridden Large Breed Championship

Showing World Arena 5 - 08:00 start119A Coloured Ridden Native/Cob/Traditional Horse Sponsored by CHAPS (UK) (HOYS)119B Coloured Ridden Non-Native Horse Sponsored by CHAPS (UK) (HOYS)119C Coloured Ridden Non-Native Pony Sponsored by CHAPS (UK) (HOYS)119D Coloured Ridden Native/Cob/Traditional Pony Sponsored by CHAPS (UK) (HOYS)CH119 Coloured Championship 120 Intermediate Show Hunter (HOYS)121A The Baker-Beall Family 158cm Intermediate Show Riding Type (HOYS)121B The Baker-Beall Family 153cm Intermediate Show Riding Type (HOYS)CH121 Showing World Intermediate Championship

Arena 6 - 08:00 start122A Colne M&M Lead Rein (HOYS)122B Brineton/Kare Plus M&M First Ridden (HOYS)CH122 M&M Mini Championship118H NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Dartmoor (HOYS)118I NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Exmoor (HOYS)118J NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Shetland (HOYS)118K NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Welsh Section A (HOYS)118L NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Welsh Section B (HOYS)CH118B M&M Ridden Small Breed Championship

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All car parking will be charged at £5 per day on arrival. No complimentary parking will be available on site, with the exception of pre-arranged VIP parking.To book VIP parking call 02476 858205.

MARK SHEETS

If applicable, showing mark sheets will be posted on the results board outside the Equestrian Office. Please note, these are only available for certain classes. Copies will be available to download from the website www.stoneleighhorseshow.co.uk within one month of the show ending.

GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS

Every exhibitor, competitor, owner, rider, handler, driver and/or producer (hereinafter known as “Competitor”) at the British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show must make themselves conversant with these General Rules and Regulations, in addition to the Special Conditions applicable to the various Classes and Competitions. Competitors may only compete on the understanding that they comply with, and are bound by these Rules and Regulations and the Special Conditions relating to each Class or Competition.

1. ONSITE STABLING

ALL STABLING IS SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY

STABLING CHARGES

Per night £36.00

3nightPackage(consecutivenights) £95.00

MondaytoSaturdayinclusive £140.00

(Stabling prices include VAT @ 20%)

STABLES ARE BOOKED FROM 17.00 ON THE DAY OF ARRIVAL (15.00 on MONDAY 6th AUGUST) UNTIL 16.00 ON THE DAY OF DEPARTURE FROM MONDAY TO SUNDAY.

A deposit of £20 per stable is required, payable by cash to the Stable Managers on arrival. This will be refunded on departure following inspection by the Stable Managers to ensure the stable has been left mucked out, clean, tidy and in good repair.

Horses and ponies must be removed from their stables by this time, which must be strictly adhered to. Grandstand Media Ltd. reserves the right to charge the daily rate for that stable and/or additional fines imposed by Grandstand Media Ltd. to any person failing to remove their horse/pony from any stable by the designated time, it further reserves the right to deduct such charge from any prize money due and entries may be refused for future shows.

Vacated stables must be left in the state they are found. Any stables left in an unsatisfactory condition will incur a charge. Please note that no permanent stables are available.

PLEASE NOTE. ALL STABLES MUST BE VACATED BY: 20.00 SUNDAY 12TH AUGUST.

PRIZES

CUPS AND TROPHIES

All winners of first and second prizes must compete for such Championships, Challenge Cups or Trophies for which they are eligible as may be required by the Special Conditions applicable to the competitions in which they have competed: in default of so doing, competition prizes will be forfeited, at the Organiser’s discretion.

Competitors who become winners of Challenge Cups or Trophies at the Show must give security to Grandstand Media Ltd that the Cups will be forthcoming, and delivered to the Grandstand Media Ltd. office in good and proper condition, whole, uninjured and un-defaced on or before 1st July 2019 and if required to do so, will execute or procure the execution of a bond to this effect to the satisfaction of the Organisers.

Competitors who become winners of Challenge Cups or Trophies at British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show should report to the Equestrian Office where a Prize Card must be completed before cups can be collected. Trophies that are not collected during the show may be collected afterwards from the offices at Grandstand Media Ltd., provided prior arrangements have been made. The Organisers will not undertake to forward trophies by post or carriers after the Show to prize winners. Overseas competitors will not be allowed to remove any Cup(s) from Great Britain.

Please note that due to their value, some trophies will not be able to be taken away from the showground and will only be available for the presentation.

RUGS AND SASHES

Winners of all British Showjumping Championship Finals will receive a Champions Rug supplied by Horseware and a Champions Sash.

SHOW ADMISSION

Admission to the British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show is free of charge. Public car parking will be in Car Park 3 and will be charged at £5 per car.

HOSPITALITY

Exclusive hospitality packages are available. Hospitality will be housed ringside of the Championship Arena 1. Hospitality at these Championships offers a delightful experience for you and your guests and is the perfect place at the event to entertain clients, celebrate with friends and family and enjoy the competition.

Your hospitality experience will include:-Exclusive Seats -VIP parking for guests-Inclusive of Lunch and/or Afternoon Tea food package-Complimentary Official British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show programme

For more information or to book please call 02476 858205 or email [email protected]

PARKING

No caravans or mobile homes will be admitted to the showground or tent sited on the showground without a valid camping pass. Cars towing caravans must be parked in the caravan area.

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Stabling is available subject to capacity. Applications must be made online or using the appropriate paper form and fees paid in full. The final date for application is 23rd July 2018. Stables are sold on a first come, first served basis.

If stallion stables are required, please indicate in the Stallion Box section on your application.

Emergency Contact Stable Card (ECSC)

ECSCs must be obtained from the Stable Manager’s Office upon arrival at the Show. It is the responsibility of the owner/competitor to complete the card in full and affix to their horse’s stable door for the duration of their stay at the show.

While every reasonable effort will be made to contact the owner/competitor of the animal, if unsuccessful, the Veterinary Surgeon will treat the animal as they finds necessary.

1.2 Reception or Removal

Horses or ponies for which stable accommodation has been reserved will be received at the Show on or after (and not before) 15.00 on Monday 6th August 2018.

Horses and ponies will not be admitted prior to this time. All horses and ponies, upon arrival at the Show, will be subject to the rules and regulations of the Show. All animals must be removed from the showground by 20.00 on Sunday 12th August 2018.

1.3 Bedding and Forage

Only SHAVINGS or similar products may be used. Bedding will not be provided. A limited amount of the following may be purchased at the time of entry and from the Stable Managers Office; GAIN Equine Nutrition Horse Feed, MS & TJ Haylage and Bedding. All items are available on a first come first served basis.

HAY & HAYLAGE

Hay £6.50

Haylage £6.50

DUE TO FIRE REGULATIONS, ABSOLUTELY NO STRAW WILL BE ALLOWED ON THE SHOWGROUND, INCLUDING IN HORSEBOXES.

1.4 Cancellation/Changes of Stabling

There will be NO REFUNDS for stabling and no changes/transfers of any booked stables.

2. LIVED-IN HORSEBOXES

Bookings are subject to availability ONLY. Passes for lived in horseboxes will be posted to competitors before the show.

If you require an additional horsebox pass, please email [email protected]. Additional passes are not guaranteed and will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis dependent on availability.

Under no circumstances will a lived-in horsebox space be reserved for a competitor unless the official entry form has been completed correctly and returned to: The Show Secretary, British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show, Grandstand Media Ltd, Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 2LZ by 23rd July 2018.

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7. STABLE AREAS AND HORSEBOX PARK

7.1 Personal Belongings

Please note, any items left within the stabling area and horsebox park are left at the owners own risk. Grandstand Media Ltd. will not be held responsible for any items left unattended.

7.2 Unauthorised use of stables

Any competitor or his/her representative who enters or makes use of any stable that has not been officially reserved for his/her use will be liable for the daily charge for that stable and/or additional fines imposed by Grandstand Media Ltd. We reserve the right to deduct any charges from any prize money due and entries may be refused for future shows.

7.3 Smoking and Fire Risks

• No smoking will be permitted in or near the stable area

• No straw will be allowed on the showground, this includes straw in horseboxes and trailers

• No hay may be stored under or near to any vehicle in the Horsebox Park at any time, but may be stored inside the horsebox.

• Additional containers containing flammable liquids/gases are not permitted to be stored outside of lorries or caravans.

• The use or possession of barbeques of any type will not be permitted at any time in the Horsebox Park or elsewhere on the showground.

IF FOUND, ANY OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED ARTICLES WILL BE CONFISCATED AND REMOVED BY THE STABLE TEAM.

7.4 Electrical Hook-Up

Optional electrical hook-up is available to be purchased at the time of making an entry. No vehicle will be connected to the power supply that does not display a valid pass. There is no charge to park any horseboxes that are not connected to the electrical hook-up.

HOOK-UP CHARGES

Per night £26.00

MondaytoSaturdayinclusive £120.00

(Hook-up prices include VAT @ 20%)

7.5 Motorised Vehicles

The use of electrical buggies, motor cycles, motor scooters and other internal combustion machines is FORBIDDEN on the showground. Authorised vehicles ONLY.Please note: Disability scooters are permitted for those who require them.

7.6 Dogs

All dogs must be kept on a lead at all times. No dogs are permitted in the competition and exercise areas of the showground, with the exception of assistance dogs. Please ensure you clean up after your dog. The organisers reserve the right to impose a £100 fine to anyone who is seen to not clean up after their dog.

3. ON ARRIVAL AT THE SHOW

On arrival at the show, if applicable competitors should report to the Stable Manager’s Office where their stable booking will be confirmed.

Please note that competitors with horses and/or ponies arriving at Stoneleigh Park will not be admitted between the hours of 20.00 and 06.00 (Gates will be open until 21:00 on Monday 6th August)

Due to FIRE REGULATIONS and the licence issued by Warwick District Council, the following will be strictly enforced:

a. All lived-in horseboxes will be sited by Grandstand Media Ltd. personnel at the required distance and should not be moved before leaving the showground.

b. All competitors/grooms living in horseboxes must ensure that they know the location of the nearest fire point and fire-fighting equipment.

c. All vehicles must be equipped with a fire extinguisher.

d. Cars which are not towing a horse trailer, caravans and motor homes are not permitted in the Horsebox Park.

e. All caravans and motor homes must be parked in the official campsite area, which must be pre booked before arrival.

4. CAMP SITE

Camping facilities are available onsite. These can be booked at the time of making your entry. Pitches are available from 15.00 on Monday 6th August. All pitches must be vacated by 20.00 on Sunday 12th August.

ALL CAMPING PITCHES ARE SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY

CAMPING CHARGES

Daily, without Hook-up £15.00

Weekly, without Hook-up £90.00

Weekly, with Hook-up £120.00

(Camping prices include VAT @ 20%)

5. LIVED-IN HORSEBOXES WITH PORT-A-LOOS

Occupants of lived-in horseboxes with their own toilet facilities may not empty them on the showground. Anyone found to be emptying Port-a-loos or similar at Stoneleigh Park will be removed from site and liable to any charges imposed by the organisers. There are a number of permanent toilet blocks around the site.

6. PAYMENTS AND VAT

Payments for entry fees can be made in various ways, whether you enter online or manually, including cash, cheque, debit cards, credit cards and postal orders. Cheques will not be accepted after 23rd July 2018 or onsite. Cheques to be made payable to Grandstand Media Ltd.

VAT is applicable to stabling, vehicle parking, and bedding, and has been included in the quoted prices at 20%.

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9. ENTRIES

INCOMPLETE PAPER ENTRY FORMS WILL BE RETURNED. Competitors must be bona fide owners (or such persons nominated by the owner to be their authorised agent to make the entry on the owner’s behalf ) at the closing date of entry of the horses/ponies which they are entering.

The person who made the original entry will be considered the owner (or their authorised representative) and he/she alone will be recognised as being entitled to any cups or prize money which may be won by the entries made by him/her. Entries must be made on the official Entry Form or via the official Online Entry System at www.grandstandentries.com for showing entries and www.bsnationalchampionships.com for showjumping entries and must be duly completed and authorised by the Competitor or their authorised agent.

It cannot be guaranteed that entries processed after 23rd July 2018 will appear in the programme. Entries are accepted subject to any unforeseen circumstances, including but not limited to, military exigencies, strikes, or other civil disturbances, fire or other contingencies of any description preventing or rendering it undesirable in the opinion of the organisers for the Show to take place. All entries shall stand for any postponed Show unless withdrawn by written notice to the Show Secretary within one week of notification or public announcement in the press of such postponement. The postponement or abandonment of the Show, either before the opening or at any time during the course of the Show, shall not give rise to any claim whatsoever against the Show or the Organisers by the competitors or others except for refund of prepaid entries in respect of classes or competitions not held. In the case of postponement a refund will only be made in respect of entries duly withdrawn.

10. AUTHORISED AGENTS

Any Entry Form (manual or online), objection or other document required by these Rules to be signed by a Competitor may be accepted if signed on behalf of the Competitor by an agent whom the Organisers are satisfied is duly authorised to do so.

11. ENTRY FEES

No entry will be accepted without the appropriate fees. In the event of returned cheques or otherwise, an administration fee of £45.00 will be charged and the entry refused until such time that full settlement is made, which must be before close of entries.

12. SUBSTITUTIONS

No alterations or substitutions of any entry will be allowed after the closing date of entries without permission of the Show Secretary. Entries must therefore be made in the appropriate competition(s) or class(es) for which animals are eligible.

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19. NO ADMISSION TO THE SHOW ARENA(S)

No person shall enter the Show Arena(s), which includes any space enclosed or set apart for judging, or hold any communication with any Judge or examining Veterinary Surgeon without the signed permission of the Organisers or one of the Show Officials.

20. EXERCISE

No horse or pony will be allowed into the Competition Arenas for exercise at any time.

No horse or pony will be allowed into the external Exercise Areas, except at such times as are announced or posted, or as stated in the timetable.

If the exercise arena is closed, then under no circumstances is anyone on the showground permitted to use any arena for exercise. Grandstand Media Ltd. will accept no liability for any accident or injury for any party failing to adhere to the rules as set out in this schedule.

The external Exercise Areas will only be open during the following times:

Monday 6th August 2018 15:00 – 20:00Tuesday 7th - Saturday 11th August 2018 07:00 – 20:00Sunday 12th August 2018 07:00 – 19:00

21. COLLECTING RING

The Stewards in charge of the Collecting Ring will have sole control of the entrance and exits to the Show Arena. All competitors must present their horses and ponies at the Collecting Ring prior to admission to the Show Ring. Each horse/pony must be in the Collecting Ring ready to enter the Show Arena at least 30 minutes before the time specified on the daily programme for the judging of the competition in which it is entered, otherwise it will forfeit the right to compete in that competition. This rule will be strictly enforced and horses/ponies arriving late will not be permitted to enter the Show Arena.

22. DRESS

Protective headgear must be worn by anybody riding a horse for any reason unless service uniform is being worn.

Correctly secured British Standard Skull Caps/Riding Hats that meet current approved BSI or European Safety Standards MUST be worn by riders 18 years and under, riders competing in Intermediate, Mountain and Moorland classes and by riders in any jumping class.

Where grooms or attendants are permitted to enter the arena during preliminary or final judging they must be correctly and smartly dressed.

NUMBERS

No substitution will be permitted unless the Duty Veterinary Surgeon certifies that the declared horse has become unfit to compete since the time of declaration.

22.1 Showjumping

Competition numbers must be worn by horses/ponies at all times during competition and in the exercise areas. These can be collected from the Equestrian Office at the show.

13. AGE AND HEIGHT

In any height restricted classes competitors must ensure they fulfil any requirements for a valid Joint Measurement Board Annual or Full Height Certificate as per individual class guidelines.

The age and height of each horse/pony entered and any other specific particulars must be accurately stated on the entry form if required by the conditions of the competition. A false declaration or mis-statement of any kind, including change of name of a horse/pony, incorrect description or false declaration of prizes won at horse shows, may at the discretion of the Organisers; disqualify a competitor from the Show and the horse/pony entered from any prize and from entering or being entered again at the Show.

In particular, a mis-statement as to the height will automatically render the animal ineligible for any judging or prizes. Competitors must be prepared to verify any statement made in a manner required by the Organisers. All entries must be made in the name of the horse/pony under which it is registered with the relevant association/society and must correspond with the name shown on the Annual or Full JMB Certificate and National Passport at all times.

14. DECLINING ENTRIES

The Organisers may at their absolute discretion, decline any entry, exclude or remove any person or animal from the Show or future Shows or return any entry fee without being required to assign any reason or being liable for any compensation.

15. FORFEITURE OF FEES AND CHARGES

Failure to exhibit any animal entered will entail forfeiture of entry fees and charges for stabling, passes and horsebox parking if appropriate. No refund will be made in any circumstances.

16. CANCELLATION OF CLASSES

Any competition for which there are not at least four entries under the ownership of different competitors may be cancelled. Competitors in the cancelled competition will be notified and may, at their option up to the 23rd July 2018, transfer the entries originally made to other competitions for which the animals originally entered may be eligible.

17. PROGRAMME AND CONDITIONS

The Organisers reserve to themselves the right to alter the timings, cancel, add to or amend any of the competitions, as necessities of the programme may require, increasing or reducing the number of Sections, and amend the Prize Money in such cases.

18. JUDGING

In all competitions, the Judges will select such animals in each class as they consider eligible for prizes of commendation. When they deem a veterinary examination necessary, such examination will be made before the prizes are awarded. This veterinary examination will be conducted by the show Veterinary Surgeons whose decisions shall be final and the result of such examination will be considered as confidential. No second opinion may be given. The Veterinary Surgeons may approach a Judge to enable consultation over an animal’s soundness.

Further, the Judges shall have power at their discretion to withhold any prize for want of merit or any cause.

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28. OBJECTIONS

Any objection or protest is to be lodged by obtaining a printed Objection Form from the Show Secretary at the Show which must be completed by and signed by the Objector and delivered to the Show Secretary accompanied by a deposit of £100.00 in cash within 30 minutes after the results have been announced in the arena, in respect of which the objection is lodged.

Grandstand Media Ltd. is unable to accept objections involving Joint Measurement Board (JMB) certificates. The objection shall be determined by the Appeals Committee who may require and receive such evidence as they think fit and in particular may require the Objector or the Competitor in respect of which such objection was lodged to make a statutory declaration upon any question of fact concerning the matter of such objection.

If the objection shall be determined against the Objector, he shall also be liable to the Show for the amount of costs and expenses occasioned by the objection and the determination thereof, unless in the opinion of the Organisers who determine the objection there existed good and reasonable grounds for the objection, when they may order to the contrary.

All objections relating to show jumping competitions must be made in accordance with Rule 198 of the British Showjumping Members Handbook.

29. DISQUALIFICATION

In the event of any animal being disqualified whether as the result of any objection or otherwise, the winner of the next succeeding prize in that competition shall take the prize awarded to such disqualified animal. The result of the class will be reset as if the disqualified animal had not taken part in the competition.

30. RESPONSIBILITY

The organisers of the British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show have no liability to the competitor for any accident, injury, damage, illness, disease or other loss occurring to the competitor’s property and/or animals and shall only have liability to the competitor for personal injury or death to the extent caused by or contributed to by their negligence.

The competitor shall be responsible to the Organising Team of the British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show, their principals and Grandstand Media Ltd for losses suffered by them to the extent that it arises from or is contributed to in any way by any act, neglect or omission by the competitor or by any person for whom or of any animal for which the competitor is responsible.

Competitors must have in place adequate, sufficient third party insurance cover for the participation at the British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show 2018.

All children under the age of 14, must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times while on the showground. Each competitor will be considered responsible in all aspects for the attendants in charge of their animals and for any other servants or agents of theirs for the consequences of any infringement by any such persons of these Rules and Regulations.

31. INSURANCES

All exhibitors, competitors, owners, riders, handlers, drivers and/or producers, members of displays etc. at the British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show are personally responsible for damages to any building, land, equipment or otherwise on the Showground or other areas of the NAEC or to any third persons caused by themselves, their employees, their agents or their horses. It is a requirement that they have in force third-party insurance providing full coverage for participation in or at the British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show. Such insurance cover for third party liability should be for no less than £2million.

22.2 Showing

Waist numbers will be issued and must be worn during competitions. These will be sent out prior to the show.

23. DECORATIONS

No animal may, except in Championships, be decorated with any prize rosettes until after it has been judged. Rosettes will not be duplicated if lost or mislaid except at the expense of the competitor, and should, therefore, be carefully preserved.

24. PARADING

All animals must be paraded whenever so ordered by the Organisers or an authorised Show Official. Any failure to comply with this rule may result in disqualification from competing and forfeiture of prizes.

25. VETERINARY SURGEONS, DOCTORS AND FARRIER

The services of a Veterinary Surgeon, Medical Personnel and Farrier will be available on the showground or on call, day and night. All costs will be the responsibility of the rider/driver/owner/handler/exhibitor/ producer.

26. MEDICATION CONTROL

For national show jumping and showing competitions, the Organisers reserve the right to instruct a Veterinary Surgeon or Chief Steward to take random tests on horses and ponies in any competition at the Show. These tests will be carried out in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of British Showjumping.

Should Grandstand Media Ltd. subsequently, at any time, be advised by a governing body that a positive dope test carried out at the British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show 2018 has been recorded against an animal competing at the show, Grandstand Media Ltd. will automatically disqualify the animal concerned.

27. INCIVILITY

I. Any act of discourtesy or disobedience to any Judge, Steward or to any Show Official on the part of the competitor, groom, rider, driver or agent of an animal, will, at the discretion of such Official, disqualify that animal from being judged, in which case entry fees, prizes and charges will be forfeited.

II. Incivility, at any stage, towards a Show Official is unacceptable and, at the complete discretion of the Show Organisers, may result in the offender being asked to leave the Show or made subject to sanctions including, but not limited to, a fine, suspension or exclusion from any part of the Show. In this connection, exhibitors and competitors are reminded of their responsibility for the actions of others, in accordance with the terms of Rule 30.

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38. HEALTH AND SAFETY

Competitors must adhere to any Health and Safety policies issued to them from time to time by the Organisers. These will be displayed in the Stable Manager’s Office and the Show Office on the showground.

39. HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY

The Organiser has the overall responsibility for Health and Safety. The Show is organised in accordance with Health and Safety Legislation and all who have (to any extent) control of premises or site at the show are responsible for ensuring that:

I) Everything reasonably practicable is done to ensure the health and safety and welfare of those attending the Show

II) They conduct themselves so that they do not put themselves or anyone else at risk.

III) Access to and egress from the site is safe.

IV) Members of the public and competitors are equally responsible for ensuring that they do not put other persons at risk and that they co-operate with the organisers in compliance with Health and Safety legislation.

39.1 Emergencies

I) Emergency services must have access to all parts of the show site at all times and members of the public must not park vehicles so as to obstruct access.

II) First Aid points are clearly marked.

III) In the case of an emergency, members of the public should contact the nearest official or steward.

39.2 Horses

Horses can easily be frightened and can be dangerous. Members of the public are requested to keep clear from horse areas and to avoid behaviour that might alarm horses. Children must be supervised by parents/guardians at all times.

40. NOISE CURFEW

For residents living adjacent to the NAEC, the organisers in line with Warwick District Council orders are imposing a noise curfew on the showground (including the stable area and horsebox parking area) between the hours of 23.00 and 06.30 on each day. Accordingly, every competitor must use their best endeavours to ensure that noise generated in these areas is kept to an absolute minimum, so as not to cause a nuisance to neighbouring residents.

32. DECISIONS

The decision of the Organisers (including their employees, representatives and show officials) the Veterinary Surgeons and any Judges upon any of the matters required by the foregoing Rules to be decided or directed by any such persons or bodies including any question of height or soundness or want of merit or exclusion from final judging or granting of any permission or otherwise shall be final and binding in all respects and no objection shall be made on account thereof nor shall any appeal lie there from on any ground whatever.

33. ORGANISERS POWERS

Subject hereinafter provided the organisers shall have power:

I. To interpret these Rules and Regulations and the Special Conditions applicable to the competitions and to appoint Stewards and Officials for the enforcement thereof and for the purposes of the Show generally and such persons shall have full power accordingly.

II. The right to make amendments to the Schedule, the General Rules and Regulations of the British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show or any of the Show’s classes and their associated rules as necessary at any time and use reasonable endeavours to notify such changes to each entered competitor. Any such change will be displayed in the Stable Manager’s office at the show.

III. In addition to the provisions relating to Objections to determine any matter, question or difference whatever arising out of or connected with or incident to the Show or to these Rules and Regulations and the Special Conditions and the decisions of such Stewards and Officials shall be final and binding and no appeal shall lie there from, and shall also have power in case of emergency or expediency to suspend or relax any Rule or Regulation for such period and to such extent and in such manner as they think fit.

34. RULES

Provided always that when a competition is held under National Rules, such National Rules of an affiliated association or society as are appropriate to the type and class of competition shall apply, and shall have effect throughout such competition until immediately after the announcement of the results thereof. For all Horse of the Year Show qualifying classes, should there be a conflict between such association or society rules and the ‘General Rules and Regulations’ of Horse of the Year Show as printed in the Showing Rules of Horse of the Year Show and in this schedule, the latter will prevail.

35. PLACARDS AND NOTICES

No placard or notice of any description shall be placed on any stall, vehicle or circulated in the Show without the signed permission of the Organisers.

36. PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEO CAMERAS

The use of cameras and video cameras or such other photographic or filming equipment is strictly limited to personal use and may not be used for any commercial gain.

37. TELEVISION/ VIDEO/ FILMING/MARKETING

It is a condition of participation at the British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show that all participants agree to allow official photography and recording of themselves and their property during any part of the show. It is a further condition of participation that all participants allow all such photographed and recorded materials to be used, at the Organiser’s discretion, for broadcasting, future promotion and/or publicity in respect of the British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show, its sponsors and partners.

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41. SUITABILITY OF RIDER

Equine welfare is of paramount importance and all riders must at all times be of an appropriate size and weight for the horse/pony being ridden which includes horses/ponies being warmed up and/or exercised (anywhere at British Showjumping National Championships and Stoneleigh Horse Show to include but not limited to exercise areas Collecting rings or vehicle parks day or night). Stoneleigh Horse Show reserves the right to take further action against any exhibitor and/or professional producer who permits any person (including an exhibitor and/or professional producer) to ride a horse or pony when the size and/or weight of the rider compromises the welfare of the horse/pony being ridden. The issue of welfare will be determined by the on-site veterinary team and will include vets, stewards and officials having the authority to require the rider to dismount to enable a member of the on-site veterinary team to determine whether or not in the opinion of the vet the rider is of an appropriate size and weight for the horse/pony. The decision of the vet shall be final.

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SPECIAL RULES RELATING TO THE BRITISH SHOWJUMPING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

EQUINE INFLUENZA VACCINATION REQUIREMENTS

While Equine Influenza Vaccine is not compulsory at the NAEC, all competitors in British Showjumping National classes must be in possession of a valid flu vaccination certificate under Rule 42.5. For Club competitors it is strongly advised that all horses and ponies have sufficient vaccine cover. Any horses or ponies showing signs of infectious disease may be asked to leave the showground.

1. ENTRIES

Owners of qualified horses must enter this competition and the completed entry form must be received by the Grandstand Media Ltd. Office by the official close of entries. Confirmation of qualification will be made by British Showjumping.

The following closing dates will be strictly adhered to and the organisers reserve the right to not accept entries received after the relevant closing date. Correct entry fees and stabling charges must be submitted at time of entry or the entry will not be processed.

PAPER AND ONLINE ENTRIES CLOSING DATES

PaperEntries(Pleasenotethisisnotthedateofposting,butthedatetheentriesmustbereceivedbytheoffice) 20thJuly2018

Online Entries 23rdJuly2018

Competitors who qualify late in the season and have not received confirmation of their qualification from British Showjumping before close of entries, please contact the office before Friday 3rd August for details of how to make their entry on 02476 858205 or email [email protected].

2. DRAWN ORDERS

The order of jumping for classes will be drawn. The Start List will be available from the Show Secretaries Office and online at www.bsnationalchampionships.com. Approximate start times of each showjumping class will be published the afternoon of the proceeding day.

I. Horses must jump in the order they appear on the start list unless special permission has beenobtained from the Organisers.

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II. During the competition, three competitors must always be ready to enter the arena. If a competitor does not respond when his/her “order number” is called, the competitor will lose his/her turn andthe horse bearing the number called may be eliminated from the competition in progress.

III. Should entries in any jumping competition be excessive, in order that the timetable may be adhered to, the Organisers/Judges reserve the right to request that competitors leave the arena when they have been penalised by a number of faults which, in the opinion of the judges, gives the competitor no chance of being placed for any award.

IV. The Organisers themselves, with prior permission from the Chief Executive of British Showjumping, reserve the right to cancel or add to any of the conditions of this schedule or amend the conditions of any competition, dividing classes into sections, or cancelling sections, and to amend prize money as the necessity of the programme may require. Also to hold any competition in the morning or on any such occasion or time, or at any such place as they may deem necessary.

V. The first three prize winners in each competition may be asked to make themselves available tomeet the Sponsors and/or the Press after the completion of their class.

VI. Competitors are authorised to carry the logo of their personal sponsor on the saddlecloth inaccordance with British Showjumping Rule 102.9

VII. Rule 82.20 “No member shall allow a stallion for which he/she is responsible as owner, lessee,authorised agent or rider to attend a show compete or be prepared to compete, in any show jumping competition without taking adequate precautions to ensure other horses/ponies, competitors and members of the public are not put at risk of injury” Also refer to Rule 102.12.

VIII. Class times stated are for guidance only and the Organisers reserve the right to amend these at any time.

IX. If as a result of insufficient starters in the Preliminary rounds, no riders are eliminated fromqualification for a Championship, they must have completed the course in at least one section ofthe relevant class in order to be eligible for the Championship.

X. In accordance with British Showjumping Rules, once a class has commenced substitution of rider or horse/pony is not permitted in subsequent sections of the class.

XI. Rule 76.6 will be applied to all British Showjumping classes.

3. PRIZE GIVING

Owners of winning horses or ponies are invited to attend the prize giving of Finals held in the Championship Arenas and Arena 3. Winning owners may accompany their horse or pony into the arena and therefore must be available in the collecting ring immediately at the end of the class if they wish to accompany their horse into the prize giving.

4. ARENAS

Championship Arena 1 and Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2 are an Andrews Bowen Prowax all weather surface, Arena 3 is a sports turf grass surface.

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NATIONAL SHOW JUMPING

CLASS 1 to 8 OPEN CLASSES - HORSE

Entry Fee: £18 (including £3 First Aid)

Open classes are open to those riders qualified and entered into any of the British Showjumping National Finals. Classes will be limited to a maximum 40 entries. Pre entry only.

Class 1 & 1AFriday 10th AugustChampionship Arena 1Class – 1 KBIS Insurance British Novice First RoundClass – 1A 90cm Horse OpenSingle Phase. Speed: 325mpm Start Height 90cmBritish Novice: National Rules. Rule 316. Open: Open to registered horses of any grade to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. Please ensure you enter the correct section as this cannot be changed retrospectively – Combinations may only jump in one section. If there are 30 or more starters then two sets of prize money will be awarded.

Class 2 & 2AFriday 10th AugustChampionship Arena 1Class – 2 Senior Nupafeed Supplements Discovery First RoundClass – 2A 1.00m Horse OpenSingle Phase. Speed: 325mpm Start Height 1.00mDiscovery: National Rules. Rule 314Open: Open to registered horses of any grade to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. Please ensure you enter the correct section as this cannot be changed retrospectively – Combinations may only jump in one section. If there are 30 or more starters then two sets of prize money will be awarded.

Class 3 & 3AFriday 10th AugustPorsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2Class – 3 Connolly’s RED MILLS Newcomers First RoundClass – 3A 1.10m Horse OpenSingle Phase: Speed: 325mpm Start Height 1.10mNewcomers: National Rules. Rule 312Open: Open to registered horses of any grade to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. Please ensure you enter the correct section as this cannot be changed retrospectively – Combinations may only jump in one section. If there are 30 or more starters then two sets of prize money will be awarded.

Class 4 & 4AFriday 10th AugustChampionship Arena 1Class – 4 Equitop Myoplast Foxhunter First RoundClass – 4A 1.20m Horse OpenSingle Phase. Speed: 350mpm Start Height 1.20m Foxhunter: National Rules. Rule 310Open: Open to registered horses of any grade to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. Please ensure you enter the correct section as this cannot be changed retrospectively – Combinations may only jump in one section. If there are 30 or more starters then two sets of prize money will be awarded.

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Class 5Friday 10th AugustPorsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2Class – Dallas Burston Polo Club 1.30m Horse OpenNational Rules. Open to registered horses of any grade to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. Single Phase. Speed: 350mpm Start Height: 1.30m

Class 6 Saturday 11th AugustPorsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2Class – 85cm Horse Open National Rules. Open to registered horses of any grade to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. Single Phase. Speed: 325mpm Start Height: 85cm

Class 7 Saturday 11th AugustPorsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2Class – New Hatches Fitness and Rehabilitation Centre 1.25m Horse OpenNational Rules. Open to registered horses of any grade to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. Table A4. Speed: 400mpm Start Height: 1.25m

Class 8 Sunday 12th AugustArena 3Class – 1.00m Horse OpenNational Rules. Open to registered horses of any grade to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. Single Phase. Speed: 325mpm Start Height: 1.00m

Prize money

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

CLASSES 1 – 3, 6 & 8 £35 £22 £18 £15 £15 £15

CLASS 4 & 7 £50 £35 £25 £20 £20 £20

CLASS 5 £65 £50 £33 £20 £20 £20

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank KBIS Insurance for their kind support of the Senior British Novice First Round, Nupafeed Supplements for the Senior Discovery First Round, Connolly’s RED MILLS for the Senior Newcomers First Round, Equitop Myoplast for the Senior Foxhunter First Round, Dallas Burston Polo Club for the 1.30m Horse Open and Open and New Hatches Fitness and Rehabilitation Centre for 1.25m Horse Open

CLASS 9 CONNOLLY’S RED MILLS SENIOR NEWCOMERS MASTERS

Entry Fee: £63 (including £3 First Aid)Total Prizes: £1500

Connolly’s RED MILLS Senior Newcomers Masters Friday 10th August – Championship Arena 1

National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 350mpm.Start Height: 1.25mOpen to registered horses qualified under Rule 313 for the 2018 Connolly’s RED MILLS Senior Newcomers Masters to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. The top four horses will qualify for the Horse of

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the Year Show 2018 Connolly’s RED MILLS Senior Newcomers Final, disregarding those already qualified. Boot rule applies for this class.

Prize Money

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th

Masters £500 £300 £250 £150 £90 £80 £70 £60

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank Connolly’s RED MILLS for their kind support of this class.

CLASS 10HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW INTERNATIONAL WILD CARD QUALIFIERS (INCORPORATING THE NATIONAL 1.40M CHAMPIONSHIP, THE NATIONAL SPEED HORSE FINAL AND THE BRITISH SHOWJUMPING BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP INTERNATIONAL STAIRWAY FINAL)

Entry Fee: £303 (including £3 First Aid)(Block entry fee for National 1.40m Championship, National Speed Horse Championship and International Stairway Final)

Class 10A National 1.40m ChampionshipFriday 10th August – Championship Arena 1

Entry Fee: £128 (including £3 First Aid)Total Prizes: £5000National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 350 mpm.Start Height 1.40mOpen to registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.Only those horses qualified under Rule 301.6 for the 2018 National 1.40m Championship will be eligible for the title of National 1.40m Champion.

The winner of this Championship will be presented with the British Showjumping Chairman’s Trophy.

This class is the first leg of the HOYS Wild Card Series. (Grade C horses who may be competing in Class 10A are not eligible for the Wild Card Series)

Class 10B National Speed Horse Championship Saturday 11th August – Championship Arena 1

Entry Fee: £128 (including £3 First Aid)Total Prizes: £5000National Rules. Table C. Time Allowed: 2 MinutesStart Height 1.40mOpen to registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.

The winner of this Championship will be presented with the Pheasant Hill Challenge Cup.This class is the second leg of the HOYS Wild Card Series.

Class 10C British Showjumping Business Partnership International Stairway FinalSunday 12th August – Championship Arena 1The winner of this class will receive the title of the British Showjumping National Champion for a twelve month period.

Entry Fee: £203 (including £3 First Aid)Total Prizes: £15000National Rules. Table A9 Speed: 400mpmStart Height: 1.55mOpen to registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.

The winner of this class will be crowned the British Showjumping National Champion and will be presented with the British Showjumping National Championship Trophy.

This is the final leg of the HOYS Wild Card series and the final leg of the International Stairway Points League. The winner of the International Stairway League will be the highest placed horse/rider combination, taking into account Stairway points awarded from the result of this final competition. In the event of equality of league points, the highest placed competitor on equal points in this final competition will be the winner of the league. To be crowned the winner of the International Stairway League combinations must have started in this final leg.

For International Stairway League Points allocation, please refer to Appendix 2 below.

For rules regarding the BSNC Show League Wild Card qualifying criteria for Horse of the Year Show International Show Jumping Classes 2018, please refer to Appendix 1 below.

Prize Money

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th

Class 10A £1,650 £1,150 £825 £450 £300 £215 £160 £125 £125

Class 10B £1,650 £1,150 £825 £450 £300 £215 £160 £125 £125

Class 10C £5,000 £3,500 £2,500 £1,200 £740 £590 £490 £490 £490

There will be three HOYS International Wild Cards allocated after the International Stairway Final. The allocation of Wild Cards to riders eligible for British Team selection will be made in the following order:

1. One to the winner of the International Stairway League. Should the winning rider notbe eligible for British Team selection or have already qualified for a HOYS Internationalinvitation then the Wild Card will be allocated down the International Stairway League. It is also a criteria that the eligible horse/rider combination competes in the Final at the BritishShowjumping National Championships, NAEC, Stoneleigh.

2. One to the winner of the International Stairway Final who will also receive the title ofBritish Showjumping National Champion for a period of 12 months. Should the winner ofthe Final not be eligible for British Team selection or have already qualified for HOYS viaan International Invitation, the Wild Card will be allocated to the next eligible rider on theInternational Stairway League table. The title of National Champion, irrelevant of ridernationality will be retained by the winner of the International Stairway Final.

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3. One card to the winner of the National Championship Show League which will run across the show culminating with the International Stairway Final. This league will run independentlyto all other leagues, points towards qualification will be awarded to each rider accordingto their placing in each of these three qualifying competitions. Should the winner of theNational Championship Show League not be eligible for British Team selection or havealready qualified for a HOYS International invitation or Wild Card, then the Wild Card will be allocated down the National Championship Show League.

An additional wildcard will be awarded to the highest placed rider, between 18 and 25 years of age, within the top 10 of the National Championship Show League that takes place at the British Showjumping National Championships (BSNC) 7th – 12th August 2018. Points towards qualification will be awarded to each rider according to their placing in each of these three qualifying competitions. Please note that National Championship Show League rules apply as stated in appendix 1. Winners of this wildcard will be required to bring three horses (minimum of two) to HOYS to jump the international classes (plus one for the puissance should they wish).

Appendix 1 – BSNC Show League Wild Card Qualifying Criteria

EligibilityRiders already invited to compete at Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) 2018 may compete in these classes but will be disregarded from the point’s allocation table, although the prize money will be awarded.

Open to horses in Grade A and B (as at the first day of the show) to be ridden by Adult, Associate and Junior members of British Showjumping.

PLEASE NOTE: Whilst Associate and Junior members may compete in the above classes and may qualify to compete in the International Competitions at HOYS, due to FEI regulations, any competitor who will not attain the age of eighteen during the 2018 calendar year will not be eligible to compete in, the Leading Show Jumper of the Year (Grand Prix) or the Puissance at Horse of the Year Show 2018.

Only the best result in each class will be counted for riders who are competing on more than one horse.

QualificationQualifies for the International Competitions at Horse of the Year Show 2018 where the qualified rider will be entitled to enter three horses (minimum of two) plus one for the Puissance. The horse which gains qualification at the qualifier need not compete at Horse of the Year Show. Horses must be Grade A or Grade B and hold a current FEI passport. However, whilst Grade B horses may compete in the Wild Card qualifiers, Grade B horses may not compete in the International Competitions at HOYS 2018 without written prior approval from British Showjumping.

Number to QualifyThe rider achieving the highest aggregate of points from all three qualifying competitions (Classes 10A, 10B and 10C). In the case of equality for the qualifying place, the rider placed highest in the third qualifying competition (10C) will qualify. Should there still be equality, then the rider placed highest in the second qualifying competition (10B) will qualify.

A rider may only qualify once for the International Show Jumping classes at HOYS 2018 and in the event of double qualification the Wild Card will be offered to the next highest placed rider in the National Championship Show League.

Points towards qualification will be awarded to each rider according to their placing in each of the three qualifying competitions as follows:

Day 1: The first placed rider will receive 15 points, the second placed rider will receive 12 points, and the third placed rider will receive 10 points and so on reducing by one point per placing until the twelfth rider who will receive one point.

Day 2: The first placed rider will receive 15 points, the second placed rider will receive 12 points, and the third placed rider will receive 10 points and so on reducing by one point per placing until the twelfth rider who will receive one point.

Day 3: The first placed rider will receive 25 points, the second placed rider will receive 20 points, and the third placed rider will receive 15 points and so on reducing by one point per placing until the Seventeenth rider who will receive one point.

In the case of equality for any one place, the total points from all the equal placings will equally be divided between those tying for those particular placings. Divided points will be rounded up or down as appropriate to one decimal point (i.e. 0.44 points would be rounded down to 0.4, 0.45 points would be rounded up to 0.5).

HorsesAll horses must be stabled on the showground for the duration of the HOYS wildcard series. Competitors must be using the correct tack, as listed in the FEI Rule Book. FEI anti-doping regulations will apply.

Stewarding A British Showjumping Stipendiary Steward will be in attendance on all three days.

Appendix 2 – International Stairway Points Allocation

A points system will be awarded based on the following system. Points will be awarded to horse/rider combinations placed 8th = or higher on the following scale;1st 12 points2nd 9 points3rd 8 points4th 7 points5th 6 points6th 5 points7th 4 points8th 3 points

Equal placings will share equally the total points attributable to the combined placings (for example, four riders placed 4th equal receive 7 + 6 + 5 + 4 divided by 4 = 5.5 points each).

In the event of equality of League Points at the end of the series, the highest placed competitor on equal points in the International Stairway Final (British Showjumping National Championships, National Agricultural Exhibition Centre) will be the winner of the League. The winner of the International Stairway League must be a starter in the International Stairway Final.

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank the British Showjumping Business Partnership for their kind support of the International Stairway.

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CLASS 11 NATIONAL GRADE C CHAMPIONSHIP


Friday 10th August – Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2

National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 350 mpm.Start Height: 1.30m Open to horses registered qualified under Rule 304 for the National Grades B and C Championship to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.For the purpose of this class the grade of the horse will be the grade it was at the time of qualification. A horse may not change sections once it has started. Should a combination qualify for both finals, the combination may only compete in the National Grade B Championship.

The winner of this final will be presented with the National Grade C Trophy

Prize Money


Final £500 £350 £250 £200 £125 £75

CLASS 12 NATIONAL GRADE B CHAMPIONSHIP



National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 350 mpm.Start Height: 1.35m Open to horses registered qualified under Rule 304 for the National Grades B and C Championship to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.For the purpose of this class the grade of the horse will be the grade it was at the time of qualification. A horse may not change sections once it has started. Should a combination qualify for both finals, the combination may only compete in the National Grade B Championship.

The winner of this final will be presented with the National Grade B Tankard

Prize Money


Final £500 £350 £250 £200 £125 £75

CLASS 13 NATIONAL PARA EQUESTRIAN CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

Entry Fee: £n/a

The below classes are open to all current registered British Showjumping Para Equestrians (Club and National). Please ensure your compensating aid certificate is produced on entry to each class. A rider may only compete in their graded height unless they formally request in writing to British Showjumping that they wish to jump up a grade. Should a rider request to jump up a grade they must continue to do so for all Para competitions outlined for the remainder of the year.

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Class 13A National Para Club Equestrian Grade IIIClub Rules. Single Phase. Speed: 300mpmStart Height: 90cm

Class 13B National Para Club Equestrian Junior Grade IIIClub Rules. Single Phase. Speed: 300mpmStart Height: 80cm

Class 13C National Para Club Equestrian Grade IIClub Rules. Single Phase. Speed: 300mpmStart Height: 80cm

Class 13D National Para Club Equestrian Grade IClub Rules. Single Phase. Speed: 300mpmStart Height: 70cm

Class 13E National Para Equestrian Grade IVClub Rules. Single Phase. Speed: 300mpmStart Height: 70cmNo doubles to be included in course.

Class 13F National Para Equestrian Grade II JuniorClub Rules. Single Phase. Speed: 300mpmStart Height: 70cm

Class 13G National Para Equestrian Grade I JuniorClub Rules. Single Phase. Speed: 300mpmStart Height: 60cm

Class 13H National Para Equestrian Grade IV JuniorClub Rules. Single fences. Single Phase. Speed: 300mpmStart Height: 60cm

The winner of each grade will receive a browband kindly sponsored by The Worshipful Company of Saddlers.

Please note, there will be one course walk for all grades before the start of the class. Points will be allocated to the British Showjumping Para Equestrian horse/rider combination league at Para competitions held from 1st April – 31st August 2018.

Points: 1st = 12, 2nd = 10, 3rd = 8, 4th = 6, 5th = 4, 6th = 3. DC = 3

N.B. Double points will be awarded at the RDA Championships and the British Showjumping National Championships.

CLASS 14 SENIOR CLUB 70CM OPEN


Open to those riders qualified and entered into any of the British Show Jumping National Club Finals. Pre entry only.

Friday 10th August – Arena 3

Senior Club 70cm Open Club Rules. Single Phase. Speed: 325mpmStart Height: 70cm

CLASS 15 to 18 NATIONAL CLUB SENIOR LEAGUE FINALS


Friday 10th August – Arena 3

Class 15 – Senior National Club 70cm Championship Club Rules. Table A7. Speed: 325mpmStart Height: 70cm



Class 18 – Senior National Club 1.00m Championship Club Rules. Table A7. Speed: 325mpmStart Height: 1.00m

Open to the top twenty horse/rider combinations that top eight regional Club league tables, in all four height sections, who qualify for their respective Championship. Qualification will be verified by British Showjumping

CLASS 19 NATIONAL 1.25M RESTRICTED RIDER CHAMPIONSHIP


Saturday 11th August – Championship Arena 1

National Rules. Table A7. Speed: 350 mpm. Start Height: 1.25mOpen to registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members, excluding the top 150 of British Showjumping Gold League as at 30th September 2017. Riders who have ever competed as a team member of any Senior International Team, (4* or 5* Nations Cup in the last 10 years, World, European Championships and Olympic Games are not eligible) Pony Riders, Children, Juniors and Young Riders who have ever competed in Nations Cup/ International Team Events and European Championships in the last five years (Including Veterans Teams) are also not eligible.

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Prize Money


Final £660 £500 £330 £250 £175 £85

CLASS 20 KBIS INSURANCE NATIONAL SENIOR BRITISH NOVICE CHAMPIONSHIP


Saturday 11th August – Championship Arena 1

National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 1.05mOpen to registered horses qualified under rule 317 for the 2018 KBIS Insurance Senior British Novice Championship to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. One single fence on the course will be 5cm higher, max height of fences in jump off will be 1.15m.

Prize Money

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th

Final £400 £300 £200 £150 £100 £50 £50

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank KBIS Insurance for their kind support of this Championship.

CLASS 21 EQUITOP MYOPLAST SENIOR FOXHUNTER MASTERS


Equitop Myoplast Senior Foxhunter Masters Saturday 11th August – Championship Arena 1

National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 350 mpm.Start Height: 1.30mOpen to registered horses qualified under Rule 311 for the 2018 Equitop Myoplast Senior Foxhunter Masters to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.The top four horses will qualify for the Horse of the Year Show 2018 Equitop Myoplast Senior Foxhunter Final, disregarding those already qualified. Horses that competed at the 2017 Horse of the Year Show in the Equitop Myoplast Senior Foxhunter Championship will not be eligible for qualification to this year’s Championship. Boot rule applies for this class.

Prize Money


Masters £500 £300 £250 £150 £90 £80 £70 £60

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank Equitop Myoplast for their kind support of this championship

CLASS 22 RETRAINING OF RACEHORSES CLUB FINAL


Saturday 11th August – Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2

National Rules. Table A7. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 85cm Open to the top thirty horse/rider combinations from the ROR Club League.

The winner of this final will be presented with a Salver. Those combinations placed 1st – 3rd will receive a complimentary Club Membership for horse/pony and rider combination for one year

Prize Money


Final £200 £150 £100 £80 £50 £50 £35 £35

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank Retraining of Racehorses for their kind support of this championship.

CLASS 23 RETRAINING OF RACEHORSES BRONZE LEAGUE FINAL



National Rules. Table A7, Rule 286. Speed: 325mpm.Start Height: 1.00mOpen to the top thirty horse/rider combinations from the ROR Bronze League. Those combinations placed 1st – 3rd will receive a complimentary Full Jumping Membership for the rider and a Grade C Membership for the horse for one year.

Prize Money


Final £200 £150 £100 £80 £50 £50 £35 £35

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank Retraining of Racehorses for their kind support of this championship.

CLASS 24 NATIONAL 1.15M MEMBERS CUP CHAMPIONSHIP



National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 350mpm.

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Prize Money


Final £500 £350 £250 £200 £125 £75

CLASS 25 TALASH HOTELS GROUP HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW GRADE C WARM UP


Saturday 11th August – Arena 3

National Rules. Two Phase, Rule 286. Speed: 350mpm.Start Height: 1.25mOnly registered combinations entered and competing in the British Horse Feeds Speedi-Beet Horse of the Year Show Grade C Qualifier may enter this class.


Warm Up £50 £35 £25 £20 £20 £20

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank the Talash Hotels Group for their kind support of this Class.

CLASS 26 BRITISH HORSE FEEDS SPEEDI-BEET HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW GRADE C QUALIFIER


Saturday 11th August – Arena 3

Entry qualifications: For registered horses Grade C as at 1st April of the current year, to be ridden by an Adult, Associate or Junior Member. Table: A7. Speed: 350m per minute. Start Height 1.35mQualifies for: Horse of the Year Show – Grade C Championship Final. Numbers to qualify: Three, disregarding those already qualified.

Rosettes kindly sponsored by British Horse Feeds Speedi-Beet.

Prize Money


Grade C £300 £190 £150 £90 £70 £60 £40

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank British Horse Feeds for their kind support of this Class.

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CLASS 27 NUPAFEED SUPPLEMENTS NATIONAL SENIOR DISCOVERY CHAMPIONSHIP


Sunday 12th August – Championship Arena 1

National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 1.10mOpen to registered horses qualified under Rule 315 for the 2018 Nupafeed Supplements Senior Discovery Championship to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior member.One single fence on the course will be 5cm higher, maximum height of fences in the jump off will be 1.20m.

Prize Money


Final £400 £300 £200 £150 £100 £50 £50

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank Nupafeed Supplements for their kind support of this Championship.

CLASS 28 NATIONAL 1.30M OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP


Sunday 12th August – Championship Arena 1

Open to registered horses qualified under Rule 306 for the 2018 National 1.30m Championship to be ridden by Adult, Associate, or Junior Members.National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 375 mpm.Start Height: 1.30m

The Danco Cup will be presented to the winner of this Final.

Prize Money


Final £820 £650 £410 £250 £150 £120 £100

CLASS 29 NATIONAL UNDER 16 CHAMPIONSHIP

Entry Fee: £78 (including £3 First Aid) Total Prizes: £1500

National Under 16 Championship FinalSunday 12th August – Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2

Open to registered horses to be ridden by Junior Members whose 16th Birthday falls on or after 1st January 2018.National Rules. Table A7. Speed: 350 mpm.Start Height: 1.30m

Prize Money


Final £500 £350 £250 £200 £125 £75

The winner of this final will be presented with the Wales & West Trophy

CLASS 30 NATIONAL UNDER 21 CHAMPIONSHIP

Entry Fee: £88 (including £3 First Aid) Total Prizes: £2000

National Under 21 Championship FinalSunday 12th August – Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2

Open to registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members whose 21st Birthday falls on or after 1st January 2018.National Rules. Table A7. Speed: 350 mpm.Start Height: 1.45m

Prize Money


Final £660 £500 £330 £250 £175 £85

The winner of this final will be presented with the Daniel Paul Young Rider Trophy

CLASS 31 HORSE FIRST SUPPLEMENTS NATIONAL 4 YEAR OLD CHAMPIONSHIP


Class to be judged on the presentation and jumping technique of the horse as well as accuracy. Points will be awarded by the judges on both presentation and jumping technique.Presentation: The horse should maintain an even, well-balanced canter throughout the whole course. It should not be interrupted when approaching the fences, the rider being able to control each stride. The following will be observed: an even speed, responsiveness to the rider, flexibility.

Jumping Technique: The horse should not pull, but be easy to ride and careful. It should have a good style, it should bascule and should use the back well, with an effort that is appropriate to the height of the fence. The horse’s leg technique will also be taken into consideration.Points awarded for presentation and jumping technique will be added together and the horse with the highest score will win the class. In the event of equality there will be no jump-off.

Arena WalkThere will be an arena walk offered to all combinations entered into the Horse First Supplements National 4 year old final. This will take place 20 minutes before the start of the class.

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Open to registered horses born in 2014 to be ridden by Adult, Associate, or Junior Members.Table A, 2 rounds not against the clock. Speed: 325 mpm.At the completion of the first round the top 20 horses will go forward to a second round over a shortened course. Points awarded in the first round will be carried forward to the second round. Points from both rounds will be added together and the horse with the highest score will win. Start Height: 1.05m. There will be one sloping oxer as the final fence 1.15m.

Prize Money


Final £250 £195 £125 £80 £50 £50

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank Horse First Supplements for their kind support of this Championship.

CLASS 32 NATIONAL 5 YEAR OLD CHAMPIONSHIP


Sunday 12th August – Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2

Open to registered horses born in 2013 to be ridden by Adult, Associate, or Junior Members.National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 350 mpm.Starting Height of Fences: 1.20m. Max spread 1.30m. Second round 5cm/10cm increase. Max spread 1.35m where necessary. One double and one treble compulsory in the first round. No treble after the first round.

The winner of this final will be presented with the Wootton Trophy.

Prize Money


Final £330 £265 £165 £100 £80 £60

CLASS 33 BIG STAR CHAMPIONSHIP



Open to registered horses born in 2012 qualified in accordance with Rule 299 to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior member.National Rules. Table A. Two round competition – Nations Cup Format. Speed: 350 mpm. Maximum Height of Fences: 1.30m in round 1.The top 20 horse/rider combinations will be invited to jump in the second round. Faults from Round 1 will be carried forward into Round 2. The starting order for Round 2 will be in reverse order of merit. In the case of equity of faults, time in Round 1 of the final will be the deciding factor.All horse/rider combinations that finish joint first after completing both rounds of the Final will go forward to a timed jump-off.Minor placings will be decided on accumulative faults. In the case of equality of faults, time in round 2 of the final will be the deciding factor.The winner of this final will be presented with the Big Star Champion Trophy.

Prize Money


Final £500 £350 £250 £200 £125 £75

CLASS 34 NATIONAL SENIOR RIDER CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL



National Rules. Table A7. Speed: 350 mpm.Start Height: 1.20mOpen to registered horses to be ridden by riders born in or before 1973, excluding those in the top 100 on the British Showjumping Gold League as at 30th September 2017. Riders who have ever competed as a team member of any Senior International Team, (4* or 5* Nations Cup in the last 10 years, World, European Championships and Olympic Games are not eligible) are also not eligible.

Prize Money


Final £330 £265 £165 £100 £80 £60

CLASS 35 NATIONAL TEAM JUMPING CHAMPIONSHIP

Entry Fee: £132 per team (including £3 First Aid per rider)Total Prizes: £3000 (not graded)

Sunday 12th August – Arena 3

Teams to parade before the start of the class.National Rules. Special Competition Table A. Two Rounds. Open to qualified teams. Each team to consist of four riders resident in the area they represent. A team will consist of four horses to be ridden by riders from within the restrictions given below. At the time of qualification:Horse A – Excluding riders on the Gold League and horse/rider combinations on the Silver League as at 31st March 2018 on a Grade C horseHorse B – Excluding riders on the Gold League and horse/rider combinations on the Silver League as at 31st March 2018 on a Grade C horseHorse C – Excluding riders on the Gold League as at 31st March 2018 on any Grade horseHorse D – Excluding riders on the Gold League as at 31st March 2018 on any Grade horse

Riders who have ever competed as a team member of a Senior International Team (4* or 5* Nations Cup in the last ten years, World & European Championships & Olympic Games are not eligible) Pony Riders, Children, Juniors and Young Riders who have ever competed in Nations Cup/International Team Events and European Championships in the last five years (including Veteran Teams) are also not eligible.A rider or horse may only represent one team.The rider of Horse D will be the Team Captain who, with their British Showjumping Area Representative, will select the team.In each team, the best three scores will count. In the event of a jump-off only the rider of Horse C or Horse D may be elected to jump-off.In the final one horse may be substituted if unfit to compete (Veterinary Certificate required). Should the rider

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of the withdrawn horse fail to find a replacement horse, the rider/horse combination may be substituted. One other rider/horse combination may be substituted but only with the permission of the rider to be substituted.

There will be a briefing of Chefs d’Equipe by the judges 30 minutes before the start of the class. Notes for the commentator on the teams should be handed over at this briefing.

Prize Money


Team £1000 £660 £500 £300 £180 £120 £120 £120

CLASS 36 to 45 OPEN CLASSES - PONY


Open classes are open to those riders qualified and entered into any of the British Show jumping National Finals. Classes will be limited to a maximum of 40 entries. Pre entry only.

Class 36Tuesday 7th August Championship Arena 190cm Pony Open National Rules. For registered ponies of any grade, to be ridden by Junior Members. Single Phase. Speed: 325mpm. Start Height: 90cm

Class 37 & 37ATuesday 7th AugustChampionship Arena 1128cm/138cm Handicap Class 37 – 128cm - 1.00mClass 37A – 138cm – 1.05mRule 284. Single Phase. Speed 325mpm. Start heights 128cm - 1.00m/138cm - 1.05m. Open to registered ponies not exceeding 138cm to be ridden by Junior members. Please ensure you enter the correct section as this cannot be changed retrospectively – Combinations may only jump in one section.

Class 38 & 38ATuesday 7th August Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2Class 38 - Pony Foxhunter First RoundClass 38A - 1.10m Pony Open Single Phase. Speed: 325mpm. Start Height: 1.10mFoxhunter: National Rules. Rule 404Open: For registered ponies of any grade, to be ridden by Junior Members. Please ensure you enter the correct section as this cannot be changed retrospectively – Combinations may only jump in one section. If there are 30 or more starters then two sets of prize money will be awarded.

Class 39Wednesday 8th August Championship Arena 1All Horse 80cm Pony Open National Rules. For registered ponies of any grade, to be ridden by Junior Members. Single Phase. Speed: 325mpm. Start Height: 80cm

Class 40Wednesday 8th August Championship Arena 11.10m Pony OpenNational Rules. For registered ponies of any grade, to be ridden by Junior Members. Single Phase. Speed: 325mpm. Start Height: 1.10m

Class 41Wednesday 8th August Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 295cm Pony Open National Rules. For registered ponies of any grade, to be ridden by Junior Members. Single Phase. Speed: 325mpm. Start Height: 95cm

Class 42Wednesday 8th August Arena 3Yorkshire Metal Recycling 70cm Pony Open National Rules. For registered ponies of any grade, to be ridden by Junior Members. Single Phase. Speed: 325mpm. Start Height: 70cm

Class 43 & 43AThursday 9th August Championship Arena 1Class 43 – Pony Discovery First RoundClass 43A – 90cm Pony Open Single Phase. Speed: 325mpm. Start Height: 90cmDiscovery: National Rules. Rule 408Open: For registered ponies of any grade, to be ridden by Junior Members. Please ensure you enter the correct section as this cannot be changed retrospectively – Combinations may only jump in one section. If there are 30 or more starters then two sets of prize money will be awarded.

Class 44Thursday 9th August Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 21.15m Pony OpenNational Rules. For registered ponies of any grade, to be ridden by Junior Members. Single Phase. Speed: 325mpm. Start Height: 1.15m

Class 45 & 45AThursday 9th August Arena 3Class 45 – Blue Chip Pony Newcomers First RoundClass 45A – 1.00m Pony Open Single Phase. Speed: 325mpm. Start Height: 1.00cmDiscovery: National Rules. Rule 406Open: For registered ponies of any grade, to be ridden by Junior Members. Please ensure you enter the correct section as this cannot be changed retrospectively – Combinations may only jump in one section. If there are 30 or more starters then two sets of prize money will be awarded.

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Prize Money


Classes 36 - 45 £35 £22 £18 £15 £15 £15

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank Yorkshire Metal Recycling for their kind support of the 70cm Pony Open, All Horse Magazine for sponsoring the 80cm Pony Open and Blue Chip for the Pony Newcomers First Round.

CLASS 46 PONY RESTRICTED RIDER 1.00M CHAMPIONSHIP


Tuesday 7th August – Championship Arena 1

National Rules. Pony Competition Table A10. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 1.00mOpen to registered pony/rider combinations qualified under rule 416 for the 2018 Pony Restricted Rider 1.00m Championship. Qualifications will be verified by British Showjumping.The winner of this final will be presented with a trophy for the Pony Restricted Rider Champion.

Prize Money


Final £200 £130 £100 £60 £55 £55

CLASS 47 NATIONAL 128CM CHAMPIONSHIP


Tuesday 7th August – Championship Arena 1National Rules. Table A8. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 1.10mOpen to registered ponies not exceeding 128cm. Riders age in accordance with Rule 77.13.Pony/rider combinations eligible AND entered for the Stepping Stones Championship may not compete in this championship. The first three eligible pony/rider combinations to qualify for the Horse of the Year Show 128cm Championship, disregarding those already qualified. Ponies must jump clear in the first round.

The winner of this final will be presented with a trophy for the National 128cm champion.

Prize Money 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Final £200 £130 £100 £60 £55 £55 For further information please contact:Anne Priestman, UK National Sales Manager

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CLASS 48 NATIONAL 138CM CHAMPIONSHIP


Tuesday 7th August – Championship Arena 1National Rules. Table A7. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 1.20mOpen to ponies exceeding 128cm but not exceeding 138cm. Rider’s age in accordance with Rule 77.12

The winner of this final will be presented with a trophy for the National 138cm Champion

Prize Money


Final £260 £200 £130 £80 £70 £60

CLASS 49 EQUITHÈME NATIONAL 148CM CHAMPIONSHIP


Tuesday 7th August – Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2

National Rules. Pony Competition Table A10. Speed: 350 mpm.Start Height: 1.30mOpen to registered JA ponies to be ridden by Junior member

Only ponies that are qualified under Rule 402 are eligible to qualify for the Equithème Leading Pony Show Jumper of the Year Final at Horse of the Year Show. The first two eligible pony/rider combinations, disregarding those already qualified, will qualify for Horse of the Year Show 2018. To be eligible for qualification, ponies must not exceed a total of four faults in the first round.

The winner of this final will be presented with a trophy for the Equithème National 148cm Champion.

Prize Money


Final £400 £280 £200 £100 £80 £70 £70

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank Equithème for their kind support of this Championship.

CLASS 50 JUNIOR CLUB 70CM OPEN


Open to those riders qualified and entered into any of the British Show Jumping National Club Finals. Pre entry only.


70cm Junior Club Open Club Rules. Single Phase. Speed: 325mpmStart Height: 70cm

CLASS 51 to 54 NATIONAL CLUB JUNIOR LEAGUE FINALS



Class 51Junior National Club 70cm Championship Club Rules. Table A7. Speed: 325mpmStart Height: 70cm



Class 54Junior National Club 1.00m Championship Club Rules. Table A7. Speed: 325mpmStart Height: 1.00m

Open to the top twenty pony/rider combinations that top eight regional Club league tables, in all four height sections, will qualify for their respective Championship.

The winners of each class 51 - 54 will receive a head collar kindly sponsored by The Worshipful Company of Saddlers.

CLASS 55 NATIONAL PONY 1.15M MEMBERS CUP



National Rules. Pony Competition Table A10. Speed 325 mpm.Start Height: 1.15mOpen to registered ponies/rider combinations qualified under Rule 400 for the 2018 National Pony 1.15m Members Cup.Once a pony/rider combination has been placed in a Winter JA Classic or Pony Show Jumper of the Year, they are no longer eligible to compete in this competition.

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Prize Money


Final £260 £200 £130 £80 £70 £60

CLASS 56 PONY BRITISH NOVICE CHAMPIONSHIP


Wednesday 8th August – Championship Arena 1

National Rules. Table A7. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 90cmOpen to registered ponies qualified under Rule 411 for the 2018 National Pony British Novice Championship to be ridden by Junior members. Riders age in accordance with Rules 77.12 & 77.13. Ponies will compete in different height sections with course distances altered. 128cms will jump first, followed by 138cms, followed by 148cms. Should different height ponies be in the jump off, the jump off will be single fences and different height ponies will be mixed and re drawn for the order of starting.

The winner will receive a snaffle bridle kindly sponsored by The Worshipful Company of Saddlers

Prize Money


Final £160 £110 £80 £55 £50 £45

CLASS 57 BLUE CHIP PONY NEWCOMERS MASTERS


Wednesday 8th August – Championship Arena 1

National Rules. Pony Competition Table A10. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 1.10mOpen to registered ponies qualified under Rule 407 for the 2018 Blue Chip Pony Newcomers Masters to be ridden by Junior Members.The first four pony/rider combinations, disregarding those already qualified, will qualify for the 2018 Blue Chip Pony Newcomers Final at Horse of the Year Show. Boot rule applies for this class.

The winner of this class will be presented with a trophy for the Pony Newcomers Masters Champion.

Prize Money


Masters £300 £185 £150 £100 £65 £50 £50

Grandstand Media Ltd. and British Showjumping would like to thank Blue Chip for their kind support of this Class.

CLASS 58 STEPPING STONES 128CM CHAMPIONSHIP


Wednesday 8th August – Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2

National Rules. Table A7. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 85cm Open to registered pony/rider combinations not exceeding 128cm, qualified under rule 414 for the 2018 SDtepping Stones 128cm Champion. Rider’s ages must be in accordance with Rule 77.13.

The winner of this final will receive a Medal.

Prize Money


Final £150 £90 £75 £45 £45 £45

CLASS 59 STEPPING STONES 138CM CHAMPIONSHIP



National Rules. Table A7. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 95cm Open to registered pony/rider combinations exceeding 128cm but not exceeding 138cm qualified under Rule 414 for the 2018 Stepping Stones 138cm Championship. Rider’s ages must be in accordance with Rule 77.12.

The winner of this final will receive a Medal.

Prize Money


Final £150 £90 £75 £45 £45 £45

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CLASS 60 JUST FOR SCHOOLS CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS

Entry Fee: £62 per team (including £3 First Aid per rider) £16 individual (including £3 First Aid)

Wednesday 8th August – Arena 3

Class 60AT (team competition)Class 60AI (individual competition)Just For Schools Final 70cmOpen to registered horse/rider or pony/rider combinations that have qualified from one of the five Direct Qualifiers, or through the Just For Schools League Tables (Qualification to be confirmed in writing by British Showjumping). Start Height: 70cm. Table A7. The team competition is to be run in accordance with Rule 281. Speed: 300mpm. The team will have the best 3 scores to count. All Riders in a Championship Team must have competed for the same team in at least one Just for School’s competition during the league period. A horse/rider or pony/rider combination may only represent one team in the final. Team members do not count for individual placings unless they have previously also qualified as an individual. A horse/rider or pony/rider combination can compete in a maximum of two consecutive finals i.e. in the 90cm and 1.00m Final.The winner of class 60AI (Individual Competition) will receive a head collar kindly sponsored by The Worshipful Company of Saddlers.


Class 60BT (team competition)Class 60BI (individual competition)Just For Schools Final 80cmOpen to registered horse/rider or pony/rider combinations that have qualified from one of the five Direct Qualifiers, or through the Just For Schools League Tables (Qualification to be confirmed in writing by British Showjumping). Start Height: 80cm. Table A7. The team competition is to be run in accordance with Rule 281. Speed: 300mpm. The team will have the best 3 scores to count. All Riders in a Championship Team must have competed for the same team in at least one Just for School’s competition during the league period. A horse/rider or pony/rider combination may only represent one team in the final. Team members do not count for individual placings unless they have previously also qualified as an individual. A horse/rider or pony/rider combination can compete in a maximum of two consecutive finals i.e. in the 90cm and 1.00m Final.The winner of class 60BI (Individual Competition) will receive a head collar kindly sponsored by The Worshipful Company of Saddlers.


Class 60CT (team competition)Class 60CI (individual competition)Just For Schools Final 90cmOpen to registered horse/rider or pony/rider combinations that have qualified from one of the five Direct Qualifiers, or through the Just For Schools League Tables (Qualification to be confirmed in writing by British Showjumping). Start Height: 90cm. Table A7. The team competition is to be run in accordance with Rule 281. Speed: 300mpm. The team will have the best 3 scores to count. All Riders in a Championship Team must have competed for the same team in at least one Just for School’s competition during the league period. A horse/rider or pony/rider combination may only represent one team in the final. Team members do not count for individual placings unless they have previously also qualified as an individual. A horse/rider or pony/rider combination can compete in a maximum of two consecutive finals i.e. in the 90cm and 1.00m Final.The winner of class 60CI (Individual Competition) will receive a head collar kindly sponsored by The Worshipful Company of Saddlers.

Thursday 9th August – Arena 3

Class 60DT (team competition)Class 60DI (individual competition)Just For Schools Final 1.00mOpen to registered horse/rider or pony/rider combinations that have qualified from one of the five Direct Qualifiers, or through the Just For Schools League Tables (Qualification to be confirmed in writing by British Showjumping). Start Height: 1.00m. Table A7. The team competition is to be run in accordance with Rule 281. Speed: 300mpm. The team will have the best 3 scores to count. All Riders in a Championship Team must have competed for the same team in at least one Just for School’s competition during the league period. A horse/rider or pony/rider combination may only represent one team in the final. Team members do not count for individual placings unless they have previously also qualified as an individual. A horse/rider or pony/rider combination can compete in a maximum of two consecutive finals i.e. in the 90cm and 1.00m Final.The winner of class 60DI (Individual Competition) will receive a head collar kindly sponsored by The Worshipful Company of Saddlers.

Thursday 9th August – Arena 3

Class 60ET (team competition)Class 60EI (individual competition)Just For Schools Final 1.10mOpen to registered horse/rider or pony/rider combinations that have qualified from one of the five Direct Qualifiers, or through the Just For Schools League Tables (Qualification to be confirmed in writing by British Showjumping). Start Height: 1.10m. Table A7. The team competition is to be run in accordance with Rule 281. Speed: 300mpm. The team will have the best 3 scores to count. All Riders in a Championship Team must have competed for the same team in at least one Just for School’s competition during the league period. A horse/rider or pony/rider combination may only represent one team in the final. Team members do not count for individual placings unless they have previously also qualified as an individual. A horse/rider or pony/rider combination can compete in a maximum of two consecutive finals i.e. in the 90cm and 1.00m Final.The winner of class 60EI (Individual Competition) will receive a head collar kindly sponsored by The Worshipful Company of Saddlers.

CLASS 61 PONY BRONZE LEAGUE 128CM FINAL


To compete in the Pony Bronze League 128cm & Under Final the combinations must have qualified by being placed in the top 5 pony/rider combinations in the respective height category. Qualification period 1st April – 30th June 2018. Riders may only ride a maximum of two qualified ponies in the final.

Thursday 9th August – Porsche Centre Solihull Championship Arena 2

National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 80cm. Rider’s ages must be in accordance with Rule 77.13.Open to registered pony/rider combinations not exceeding 128cm qualified for the Pony Bronze League 128cm Final.

The winner will receive a head collar kindly sponsored by The Worshipful Company of Saddlers

Prize Money


Final £150 £90 £75 £45 £45 £45

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CLASS 62 PONY BRONZE LEAGUE 138CM & UNDER FINAL


To compete in the Pony Bronze League 138cm & Under Final the combinations must have qualified by being placed in the top 5 pony/rider combinations in the respective height category. Qualification period 1st April – 30th June 2018. Riders may only ride a maximum of two qualified ponies in the final


National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height 85cm. Open to registered pony/rider combinations qualified for the Pony Bronze League 138cm & Under Final.Ponies must not exceed 138cms, to be ridden by junior members aged up to the end of the calendar year in which the rider reaches the age of 14. Rider’s ages must be in accordance with Rule 77.12.


Prize Money


Final £150 £90 £75 £45 £45 £45

CLASS 63 PONY BRONZE LEAGUE 148CM & UNDER FINAL


To compete in the Pony Bronze League 148cm & Under Final the combinations must have qualified by being placed in the top 5 pony/rider combinations in the respective height category. Qualification period 1st April – 30th June 2018. Riders may only ride a maximum of two qualified ponies in the final.

Thursday 9th August – Championship Arena 1

National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 95cm. Open to registered pony/rider combinations qualified for the Pony Bronze League 148cm & Under Final.Ponies must not exceed 148cms, to be ridden by junior members aged up to the end of the calendar year in which the rider reaches the age of 16.


Prize Money


Final £150 £90 £75 £45 £45 £45

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CLASS 64 PONY SILVER LEAGUE 128CM FINAL


To compete in the Pony Silver League 128cm & Under Final the pony/rider combination must have qualified by being placed as one of the top five 128cm Ponies appearing on Regional Pony Silver League Tables. Qualification Period 1st April – 30th June 2018. Riders may only ride a maximum of two qualified ponies in the final.


National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 1.00m. Rider’s ages must be in accordance with Rule 77.13.Open to registered pony/rider combinations not exceeding 128cm qualified for the Pony Silver League 128cm Final.


Prize Money


Final £150 £90 £75 £45 £45 £45

CLASS 65 PONY SILVER LEAGUE 138CM & UNDER FINAL


To compete in the Pony Silver League 138 cm & Under Final the pony/rider combination must have qualified by being placed as one of the top five 138cm & under ponies appearing on Regional Pony Silver League Tables. Qualification will be verified in writing by British Showjumping. Qualification Period 1st April – 30th June 2018. Riders may only ride a maximum of two qualified ponies in the final.


National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 1.05m. Open to registered pony/rider combinations qualified for the Pony Silver League 138cm & Under Final. Ponies must not exceed 138cms, to be ridden by junior members aged up to the end of the calendar year in which the rider reaches the age of 14. Rider’s ages must be in accordance with Rule 77.12.


Prize Money


Final £150 £90 £75 £45 £45 £45

CLASS 66 PONY SILVER LEAGUE 148CM & UNDER FINAL


To compete in the Pony Silver League 148cm & Under Final the pony/rider combination must have qualified by being placed as one of the top five 148cm & under ponies appearing on Regional Pony Silver League Tables. Qualification Period 1st April – 30th June 2018. Riders may only ride a maximum of two qualified ponies in the final.


National Rules. Table A10. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 1.15m. Open to registered pony/rider combinations qualified for the Pony Silver League 148cm & Under Final. Ponies must not exceed 148cms, to be ridden by junior members aged up to the end of the calendar year in which the rider reaches the age of 16.

The winner will receive a head collar kindly sponsored by The Worshipful Company of Saddler

Prize Money


Final £150 £90 £75 £45 £45 £45

CLASS 67 PONY RESTRICTED RIDER 1.10M CHAMPIONSHIP



National Rules. Pony Competition Table A7. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 1.10m Open to registered pony/rider combinations qualified in accordance with Rule 417 for the 2018 Pony Restricted Rider 1.10m Championship. Qualifications will be verified by British Showjumping.

The winner of this final will be presented with a trophy for the Pony Restricted Rider Champion

Prize Money


Final £200 £130 £100 £60 £55 £55

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National Rules. Pony Competition Table A10. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 1.05mOpen to registered ponies qualified under Rule 409 for the 2018 Pony Discovery Championship to be ridden by Junior Members. Riders in accordance with 77.12 & 77.13.Ponies will compete in different height sections with course distances altered.128cms will jump first, followed by 138cms, followed by 148cms. Open to registered ponies qualified under Rule 409 for the 2018 Pony Discovery Championship. Should different height ponies be in the jump off, the jump off will be single fences and different height ponies will be mixed and re drawn for the order of starting.

The winner will receive a snaffle bridle kindly sponsored by The Worshipful Company of Saddlers

Prize Money


Final £160 £110 £80 £55 £50 £45

CLASS 69 PONY FOXHUNTER MASTERS



National Rules. Pony Competition Table A10. Speed: 325 mpm.Start Height: 1.20mOpen to registered ponies qualified under Rule 405 for the 2018 Pony Foxhunter Masters to be ridden by Junior Members.The first four pony/rider combinations, disregarding those already qualified, will qualify for the 2018 Pony Foxhunter Final at Horse of the Year Show. Boot rule applies for this class.

The winner of this class will be presented with a trophy for the Foxhunter Masters Champion..

Prize Money


Masters £300 £185 £150 £100 £65 £50 £50

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SPECIAL RULES RELATING TO STONELEIGH HORSE SHOW

1. SPECIAL NOTICE REGARDING MEMBERSHIPSUniquely at Stoneleigh Horse Show, there will be no membership stipulations for any showing classes, including Horse of the Year Show qualifiers. Before any qualification is verified for Horse of the YearShow, competitors who are not current members of the relevant Society must become so within 7working days of the date of the qualifier.

Any horses or ponies who have qualified in a height restricted section, who are not currently registered with the relevant society, must be in possession of a current/valid JMB height certificate for the final, a valid JMB number must be submitted at time of entry for Horse of the Year Show. Registration with the relevant society must also be completed prior to the time of entry for Horse of the Year Show.

2. ENTRIESThe following closing dates will be strictly adhered to and entries received after the relevant closing date will not be accepted. Correct entry fees, fully completed entry form and stabling charges must be submitted at the time of entry or the entry will not be processed.

ONLINE AND PAPER ENTRIES CLOSING DATES

Paper Entries (Please note this is not the date of posting, but the date the entries must be received by the office) 20th July 2018

Online Entries 23rd July 2018

3. NUMBERS

All showing competitors must collect their back numbers from the secretary’s office on arrival.

4. RULES ON JUDGING OF SHOW CLASSES

Showing classes will be judged under the rules of Horse of the Year Show, unless otherwise specified.

5. JUDGES

The Organisers reserve the right to vary or add to the names of the judges listed anywhere in this schedule as they deem necessary. Please note: Competitors must not exhibit any horse/pony in circumstances that would constitute a conflict of interest by that judge, as laid down in the rules of the relevant association/society or ‘The Showing Rules of Horse of the Year Show’, whichever may apply to the relevant competition.

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6. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY FEES

i) All entries must be made in accordance with the General Rules, Regulations and the additional conditions of the specific competition. Entry Fees are as stated in the conditions of each individual competition. No entry will be accepted without the appropriate fee and no refunds will be made.

ii) In any height restricted classes competitors must ensure they fulfil any requirements for a valid JointMeasurement Board Annual or Full height certificate as per individual class guidelines.

iii) The Joint Measurement Board rules concerning height objections will apply.iv) All entries must be made in the name of the horse/pony under which it is registered with the relevant

association/society and must correspond with the name shown on the Annual or Full JMB Certificate and National Passport at all times.

v) The age and height of each horse/pony entered and any other specific particulars must be accurately stated on the entry form if required by the conditions of the competition. A false declaration or mis-statementof any kind, including change of name of a horse/pony, incorrect description or false declaration of prizes won at horse shows, may at the discretion of the Organisers; disqualify a competitor from the show andthe horse/pony entered from any prize and from entering or being entered again at the show. Competitors must be prepared to verify any statement made in a manner required by the Organisers.

7. DRESS, SADDLERY AND ACCESSORIES

i) Hard hats must be worn to the that meet current approved BSI or European Safety Standards by riders18 years and under, riders competing in Intermediate, Mountain and Moorland classes and riders in thejumping phase of the Working Hunter.

ii) It is advised that all mounted competitors should wear an appropriately fitted hard hat applicable to the relevant section in which they are competing.

iii) A rider whose hat comes off will be disqualified.iv) For classes run under ‘The Showing Rules of Horse of the Year Show’, the following will be implemented

and must be adhered to:

SPURS

Spurs may not be worn in any pony classes run under ‘The Showing Rules of Horse of the Year Show’.

WHIPS AND CANES

Whips and canes must not exceed 75cm (30inches) in length in pony classes. In Lead Rein classes, plain or leather covered canes only may be carried. Hunting crops are allowed.

SADDLERY

For classes run under ‘The Showing Rules of Horse of the Year Show’, the following will be implemented and must be adhered to:

a) Ponies competing in the The Price Family Mini Show Pony (First Ridden and Lead Rein), Lead Rein Pony of Hunter Type and the Colne Mountain & Moorland Lead Rein competitions must be shown in snaffle bridles. In lead rein classes the lead rein must only be attached to the noseband.

b) Ponies competing in the Brineton/Kare Plus Mountain & Moorland First Ridden Pony, Junior Mountain& Moorland Pony sponsored by Ponies Association (UK), Kathleen Wood Children’s Riding Pony or TheBinks Family Show Hunter Pony and animals competing in the Baker-Beall Family Intermediate ShowRiding Type and Intermediate Show Hunter must be shown in a suitable bridle.

c) Ponies competing in the Working Hunter Pony classes and horses competing in the IntermediateWorking Hunter and Working Hunter may wear suitable bridles (including nosebands) and runningmartingales.

HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW QUALIFIER JUDGES

Class Conformation Show/Ride

Brereton Small Hack and David Stennett Large Hack Louise Bell Emily Whalley

Catplant Group of Companies Ltd Show Hunter

Mr J Maynard Margaret Hopkins

The Colosso Family Lightweight & Heavyweight Cob Debbie Monaghan-Bentley John Poole

Colne Mountain & Moorland Lead Rein & Brineton/Kare Plus Mountain & Moorland First Ridden

Rachel Bown Janet James

Coloured Horse and Pony Sponsored by CHAPS (UK) Vickey Eggleston Emma Boardman

Equissage Pulse Partbred Pony Karen Slight Louise Windsor

The Baker-Beall Family Intermediate Show Riding Type & Intermediate Show Hunter Sandra Bucknell Joanne Griffin

Junior Mountain & Moorland Ridden Pony Sponsored by Ponies Association (UK) Vickey Eggleston Gillian Cowell

Kathleen Wood Children’s Riding Pony Tracey Monaghan-Hulatt Karen Slight

Ladies’ Side Saddle Horse David Bartram-Lawton Louise Bell

Lead Rein Pony of Hunter Type Sandra Bucknell

The Leeman Family Maxi Cob Debbie Monaghan-Bentley John Poole

Miniature Horse Lynden Barrow

NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds Mountain & Moorland Ridden Pony (Large Breeds) Kay Pole Allan Robertson

NPS/Baileys Horse Mountain & Moorland Ridden Pony (Small Breeds) Lesley Hillard Pamela Cox

Topham Barnes Riding Horses David Bartram-Lawton Emily Whalley

Simon Constable Equine Vets and Mr & Mrs Roberts Purebred Arab Kirsty Brown Richard Mills

Small Show Hunter Mr J Maynard Margaret Hopkins

The Binks Family Show Hunter Pony Jessica Middleton Debbie Monaghan-Bentley

The British Show Pony Society Mountain & Moorland Working Hunter Pony Sue Phelan Vivenne Hampton

The Price Family First Ridden and Lead Rein Pony Joanne Griffin Sandra Bucknell

Cuddy Working Hunter Mr J Maynard Richard Mills

National Pony Society/Snuggy Hoods Working Hunter Pony Victoria Wooldridge Joanne Stiles

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d) Horses/Ponies competing in championships may be shown in the same bridles specified for their initial competition.

e) Bitless bridles and Running Gags are not permitted.f) Boots, bandages or protective pads are not permitted to be worn by horses/ponies in any competition.

Please see specific rules for Working Hunter classesg) A change of tack during the judging of a class is not permitted except as specified above.h) The judge’s decision on suitable bridles will be final.i) Competitors must only use tack or spurs permissible in the ring whilst on the showground and mounted.

8. JUDGING AND CONDUCT

a) No horse or pony may enter the show arena after the judging process has begun and the Steward has closed the arena. In the event of a handler/rider having to leave the show arena during the judging of a competition, this can only be allowed with the permission of the Judge(s) officiating and is conditional on that handler/rider returning to the show arena for the final assessment and presentation of awards.

b) In all riding competitions, with the exception of children’s pony competitions, the Judges may ride the exhibits if they consider it necessary to determine their respective merits.

c) In all hunter and cob classes, judges are requested to satisfy themselves that the horses exhibited are up to, and do not exceed, the weights laid down in the conditions of the class.

d) Any rider falling off within the show arena during the course of a competition will be disqualified andasked to leave the arena dismounted.

e) The Organiser reserves the right to display or announce the marks as they occur and to make publiccommentary during each class, which may be increased, for public information and enjoyment. Thismay include declaring the competitor’s/breeder’s/owner’s names and any other information it feelsnecessary.

f) It is the responsibility of the competitor to ensure they enter the show arena in their correct section for the class entered. Any competitor found to be exhibiting in a section for which they are not enteredmust leave the ring immediately and will be automatically disqualified from any other section of thatclass.

9. MARKING SYSTEMS

Marking systems will be used as laid down in the rules of the relevant association/society or ‘The Showing Rules of Horse of the Year Show’, whichever may apply to the relevant competition.

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SHOWING

The following class timings given are approximate and should be used as guidance only

CUDDY WORKING HUNTER Horse of the Year Show qualifier

09:00 Friday 10th August Arena 4

Judges: Richard Mills (Ride), Rosemary Morris (Conformation)

Entry Fee: £46Total Prizes: £136Awards: 1st £46, 2nd £30, 3rd £25, 4th £20, 5th £15

This competition is for Working Hunters, any weight, mares, geldings or stallion (competing stallions must have a red, white and blue ribbon displayed in their tail) four years old or over, exceeding 148cm, to be ridden. Any horse which has qualified as a Grade A Show Jumper or Advanced Event Horse as at 1st January in the current year is not eligible to compete in Working Hunter classes.

In order for qualification to be verified for Horse of the Year Show, horses must become registered with the British Show Horse Association, and all Riders, Owners and Producers must become Members of the British Show Horse Association as per Special Rule 1 of this schedule.

Course requirements: Fences will not exceed 1.14m (3ft 9ins) in height. Minimum of 8 fences and a maximum of 12 fences, the course will contain a combination and may contain a water tray. This class will be judged in two parts. Part One (Jumping) will be judged first, without a jump-off. All clear rounds and any other horses the judges may require will go forward to the next part. A rider can ride up to two horses in the jumping phase but then must select only one horse to take forward into the ride and conformation section if so required (no change of rider is allowed).

This class will be run in accordance with the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show rulebook, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk.

Marks must be awarded in the following way:PHASE I (60 MARKS) A: JUMPING POINTS 40 MARKSB: STYLE WHILE JUMPING 20 MARKS PHASE II (40 MARKS) C: CONFORMATION 20 MARKS D: RIDE 20 MARKSIn the event of equality the conformation mark from phase 2 will take precedence, followed by the ride mark, and then the style mark.

This class is a qualifying class for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 3rd - 7th October 2018. Qualification will not pass below 3rd place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office.

This is a Horse of the Year Show qualifier, all data given upon entry of this class is processed by Grandstand Media Limited and stored on the Grandstand Entries System. For full policy details please visit www.grandstandentries.com.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank Mr & Mrs Cuddy for their kind support of this Class.

Class 100 – Cuddy Working HunterHorse of the Year Show Qualifier

NATIONAL PONY SOCIETY/SNUGGY HOODS WORKING HUNTER PONY Horse of the Year Show qualifiers

Friday 10th August Arena 4

Judge: Joanne Stiles (Jump), Victoria Wooldridge (Conformation)


This competition is open to mares and geldings, four years old or over.

In order for qualification to be verified for Horse of the Year Show, horses must become registered with either NPS, Ponies (UK), TSR, or BSPS and a valid JMB number lodged with that society. Riders and Owners must also become members of either NPS, Ponies (UK), TSR, or BSPS as per Special Rule 1 of this schedule.


Marks will be awarded in the following way:

PHASE I (70 MARKS) A: JUMPING POINTS 50 MARKSB: STYLE WHILE JUMPING 20 MARKS PHASE II (30 MARKS) C: CONFORMATION, TYPE AND FREEDOM OF ACTION 20 MARKS D: MANNERS & WAY OF GOING 10 MARKS

In the event of equality the total mark from phase 1 will take precedence, followed by the manners mark, and then the conformation, type and freedom of action mark.

This class is a qualifying class for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 3rd - 7th October 2018. Qualification will not pass below 5th Place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office.


Class 101A – National Pony Society/Snuggy Hoods 133cm Working Hunter PonyPonies not exceeding 133cm. Riders not to have attained their 14th birthday before 1st January in the current year.Class 101B – National Pony Society/Snuggy Hoods 143cm Working Hunter PonyPonies exceeding 133cm and not exceeding 143cm. Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

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Class 101C – National Pony Society/Snuggy Hoods 153cm Working Hunter PonyPonies exceeding 143cm and not exceeding 153cm. Riders not to have attained their 20th birthday before 1st January in the current year.Class 101D – National Pony Society/Snuggy Hoods Intermediate Working Hunter PonyPonies exceeding 148cm and not exceeding 158cm, Riders not to have attained their 25th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

CH101 ExcLOOsive Event Hire Working Hunter Pony Championship – Arena 4First and second place in classes 101A, 101B, 101C and 101D will go forward to the Working Hunter Pony Championship.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank The National Pony Society and Snuggy Hoods for their kind support of these Classes and ExcLOOsive Event Hire for their kind support of the Championship.

KATHLEEN WOOD CHILDREN’S RIDING PONY Horse of the Year Show qualifier

09.00 Friday 10th August Showing World Arena 5

Judges: Karen Slight (Show), Tracey Monaghan-Hulatt (Conformation)


This competition is open to ponies, four years old or over, mares and geldings.



Marks will be awarded in the following way:Manners & Way of Going: 50 Marks MaximumConformation, Type & Freedom of Action: 50 Marks Maximum

In the case of equality, the pony with the highest Manners & Way of Going mark will be deemed the winner. If there still be equality at this point, then the judges’ decision will be final.



Class 102A - Kathleen Wood 148cm Children’s Riding PonyPonies exceeding 138cm and not exceeding 148cm. Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st January in the current year.Horse of the Year Show Qualifier

Class 102B - Kathleen Wood 138cm Children’s Riding PonyPonies exceeding 128cm and not exceeding 138cm. Riders not to have attained their 15th birthday before 1st January in the current year.Horse of the Year Show QualifierClass 102C - Kathleen Wood 128cm Children’s Riding PonyPonies not exceeding 128cm. Riders not to have attained their 13th birthday before 1st January in the c urrent year.Horse of the Year Show Qualifier

CH102 Children’s Riding Pony Championship – Arena 5First and second place in classes 102A, 102B and 102C will go forward to the Children’s Riding Pony Championship.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank Martin & Sandra Wood for their kind support of these Classes.

THE BINKS FAMILY SHOW HUNTER PONY Horse of the Year Show qualifier

Friday 10th August Showing World Arena 5

Judges: Debbie Monaghan-Bentley (Show), Jessica Middleton (Conformation)


This competition is open to mares and geldings four years old or over.



Marks will be awarded in the following way:Manners & Way of Going - 50 Marks MaximumConformation, Type & Freedom of Action - 50 Marks Maximum



Class 103A – The Binks Family 122cm Show Hunter PonyPonies not exceeding 122cm. Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1st January in the current year.Horse of the Year Show qualifierClass 103B – The Binks Family 133cm Show Hunter PonyPonies exceeding 122cm and not exceeding 133cm. Riders not to have attained their 14th birthday before 1st January in the current year.Horse of the Year Show qualifier

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Class 103C – The Binks Family 143cm Show Hunter PonyPonies exceeding 133cm and not exceeding 143cm. Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st January in the current year.Horse of the Year Show qualifier

Class 103D – The Binks Family 153cm Show Hunter PonyPonies exceeding 143cm and not exceeding 153cm. Riders not to have attained their 20th birthday before 1st January in the current year.Horse of the Year Show qualifier

CH103 Show Hunter Pony Championship – Arena 5First and second place in classes 103A, 103B, 103C and 103D will go forward to the Show Hunter Pony Championship.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank the Binks Family for their kind support of these Classes.

THE PRICE FAMILY FIRST RIDDEN & LEAD REIN PONY Horse of the Year Show qualifiers

09:00 Friday 10th August Arena 6

Judge: Sandra Bucknell (Show), Joanne Griffin (Conformation)


This competition is open to mares and geldings four years old or over.






Class 104A – The Price Family First Ridden Pony Horse of the Year Show qualifierPonies not exceeding 122cm. Riders must have attained their 3rd birthday by the day of the competition and not to have attained their 10th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 104B – The Price Family Lead Rein PonyHorse of the Year Show qualifierPonies not exceeding 122cm. Riders must have attained their 3rd birthday by the day of the competition and not to have attained their 8th birthday before 1st January in the current year

CH104 Mini Show Pony Championship – Arena 6First and second place in classes 104A and 104B will go forward to the Mini Show Pony Championship.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank the Price Family for their kind support of these Classes.

LEAD REIN PONY OF HUNTER TYPE Horse of the Year Show qualifier


Judge: Sandra Bucknell


This competition is open to mares and geldings four years old or over. Ponies not exceeding 122cm.

Riders must have attained their 3rd birthday by the day of the competition and not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

In order for qualification to be verified for Horse of the Year Show, horses must become registered with either NPS, Ponies (UK), TSR, or BSPS and a valid JMB number lodged with that society. Riders and Owners must also become members of either NPS, Ponies (UK), TSR, or BSPS as per Special Rule 1 of this schedule. Obstacles will be used in the qualifying rounds and the final.






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THE TALASH HOTELS GROUP OFFERS A COLLECTION OF THIRTEEN INDIVIDUAL CHARACTER HOTELS IN WARWICKSHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, CHESHIRE AND THE WEST MIDLANDS

Talash Hotels care passionately about providing hotelfacilities and services through continued investment and delivering tailor made yet flexible, value formoney services in all areas. The Talash Group own and operate hotels in Royal Leamington Spa, Coventry, Risley, Crewe and Walsall. These centrallylocated hotels have strong travel links to all majorareas both regionally and nationally

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THE TALASH HOTELS GROUP OFFERS A COLLECTION OF THIRTEEN INDIVIDUAL CHARACTER HOTELS IN WARWICKSHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, CHESHIRE AND THE WEST MIDLANDS Talash Hotels care passionately about providing hotel facilities and services through continued investment and delivering tailor made yet flexible, value for money services in all areas. The Talash Group own and operate hotels in Royal Leamington Spa, Coventry, Risley, Crewe and Walsall. These centrally located hotels have strong travel links to all major areas both regionally and nationally

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Class 105 – Lead Rein Pony of Hunter TypeHorse of the Year Show qualifier

MINIATURE HORSE Horse of the Year Show qualifiers


Judge: Lynden Barrow


In order for qualification to be verified fo r Horse of the Ye ar Show, horses must be re gistered with, and all Exhibitors, Handlers and Owners must become members of, the British Miniature Horse Society, and have paid the appropriate BMHS 2018 Showing Levy as per Special Rule 1 of this schedule. All horses must be measured in the current year prior to competing in the qualifier. All competitors are advised to visit www.bmhs.co.uk for a list of measuring venues.

The qualifying horse will be the highest placed, previously unqualified, exhibit within the Championship of the registered mare/gelding, stallion and youngstock sections. The Championship is only open to the first and second prize winners in the registered mare/gelding, stallion and youngstock sections respectively, and all horses forward in the Championship must be placed as any one of the six could be eligible for HOYS qualification.This class will be run in accordance with the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show rulebook, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk.

This class is a qualifying class for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 3rd - 7th October 2018. Qualification will not pass below 6th place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office.

This is a Horse of the Year Show qualifier, a ll data given u pon entry o f this c lass i s p rocessed b y Grandstand Media Limited and stored on the Grandstand Entries System. For full policy details please visit www.grandstandentries.com.

Class 106A – Miniature StallionLicensed Registered Stallions. 3 Year olds not to exceed 86cm; 4 Year olds and over not to exceed 87cm. Class 106B – Miniature Mare/GeldingRegistered Mares & Geldings. 3 Year olds not to exceed 86cm; 4 Year olds and over not to exceed 87cm. Class 106C – Miniature YoungstockRegistered Youngstock 1 & 2 Year old Colts, Fillies and Geldings. Yearlings not to exceed 82cm; 2 Year olds not to exceed 84cm.

CH106 Miniature Championship – Arena 6Horse of the Year Show qualifierFirst and second place in classes 106A, 106B and 106C will go forward to the Miniature Championship.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank the British Miniature Horse Society for their kind support of these classes.

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EQUISSAGE PULSE RIDDEN PARTBRED PONY Horse of the Year Show qualifier


Judges: Louise Windsor (Show), Karen Slight (Conformation)


This competition is open to stallions, mares or geldings 4 years old and over, registered within one or more of the following stud books:

a) The partbred or anglo arab section of the Arab Horse Society with a minimum of 12.5% Arab blood.

b) The partbred section of the Welsh Pony & Cob Stud Books with a minimum of 12.5% Welshblood.

c) The partbred section of the Dartmoor Pony Stud Book with a minimum of 12.5% Dartmoorblood.

d) The partbred section of the British Connemara Stud Book with a minimum of 25% Connemara blood.

e) The partbred section of the New Forest Pony Stud Book with a minimum of 25% New Forest blood.

Ponies must not exceed 148cm and a valid JMB number must be lodged with Grandstand Media Limited prior to entry in any qualifying round. In the interests of uniformity, ponies must be shown plaited and in a coloured browband. All riders must wear a dark coloured jacket. A copy of the pony’s passport, showing its registration or overstamping with either the AHS, WPCS, DPS, BCPS or NFPB&CS must be logged with Grandstand Media Ltd. prior to entry in any qualifying round. Riders can be of any age with the exception of riders of stallions must have obtained their 14th birthday before the 1st January in the current year.

In order for qualification to be verified for Horse of the Year Show, Riders and Owners must also become members of either NPS, Ponies (UK), TSR, BSPS, CHAPS (UK), AHS, WPCS, DPS, BCPS or NFPB&CS as per Special Rule 1 of this schedule.


Marks will be awarded in the following way: Performance: 50 Marks Maximum

Conformation, Movement & Quality: 50 Marks Maximum

In the case of equality, the horse with the highest Performance mark will be deemed the winner. If there still be equality at this point, then the judges’ decision will be final.



Class 107 – Equissage Pulse Ridden Partbred PonyHorse of the Year Show qualifier

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank Niagra Healthcare Ltd. for their kind support of this Class.

THE BRITISH SHOW PONY SOCIETY MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY Horse of the Year Show qualifiers

09:00 Saturday 11th August Arena 4

Judge: Vivien Hampton (Jump), Sue Phelan (Conformation)


This competition is open to stallions, mares and geldings, four years old and over, to be registered in, and complying with the showing requirements of, the main body of their respective stud books. Riders of stallions must have obtained their 12th Birthday (small breeds) or 14th birthday (large breeds) before 1st January in the current year.

In order for qualification to be verified for Horse of the Year Show, Riders and Owners must become members of either NPS, Ponies (UK), TSR, BSPS or the relevant breed society as per Special Rule 1 of this schedule.


Marks will be awarded in the following way:

PHASE I (70 MARKS) A: JUMPING POINTS 50 MARKSB: STYLE WHILE JUMPING 20 MARKS PHASE II (30 MARKS) C: BREED TYPE & CONFORMATION 20 MARKS D: INDIVIDUAL SHOW & MANNERS 10 MARKS

In the event of equality, the total mark from Phase 1 will take precedence, followed by the Individual Show & Manners Mark, and then the Breed Type & Conformation Mark.

This class is a qualifying class for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 3rd - 7th October 2018. Qualification will not pass below 3rd Place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office.


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Class 108A – The British Show Pony Society Exc. 143cm M&M Working Hunter PonyPonies exceeding 143cmClass 108B – The British Show Pony Society 143cm M&M Working Hunter PonyPonies exceeding 133cm but not exceeding 143cmClass 108C – The British Show Pony Society 133cm M&M Working Hunter PonyPonies exceeding 122cm but not exceeding 133cmClass 108D – The British Show Pony Society 122cm M&M Working Hunter PonyPonies not exceeding 122cmCH108 M&M Working Hunter Pony Championship – Arena 4First and second place in classes 108A, 108B, 108C and 108D will go forward to the M&M Working Hunter Pony Championship.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank the British Show Pony Society for their kind support of these Classes.

THE COLOSSO FAMILY LIGHTWEIGHT COB, THE COLOSSO FAMILY HEAVYWEIGHT COB & THE LEEMAN FAMILY MAXI COB Horse of the Year Show qualifiers

08:00 Saturday 11th August Showing World Arena 5

Judges: John Poole (Ride), Debbie Monaghan-Bentley (Conformation)






This is a Horse of the Year Show qualifier, all data given upon entry of this class is processed by Grandstand Media Limited and stored in the Grandstand Entries System. For full policy details please visit www.grandstandentries.com.

Class 109A – The Colosso Family Lightweight CobHorses must exceed 148cm but not exceed 155cm. To be capable of carrying up to 14 stone.Horse of the Year Show QualifierClass 109B – The Colosso Family Heavyweight CobHorses must exceed 148cm but not exceed 155cm. To be capable of carrying more than 14 stone.Horse of the Year Show QualifierClass 110 – The Leeman Family Maxi CobHorses must exceed 155cm.Horse of the Year Show Qualifier

CH109 Cob Championship – Arena 5First and second place in classes 109A, 109B and 110 will go forward to the Cob Championship.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank the Colosso Family and the Leeman Family for their kind support of these Classes.

LADIES’ SIDE SADDLE Horse of the Year Show qualifier

Saturday 11th August Showing World Arena 5

Judges: Louise Bell (Ride), David Bartram-Lawton (Conformation)


This competition is open to mares or geldings, four years old or over, exceeding 148cm, to be ridden side saddle by a lady. Exhibits will be required to gallop/extend together during the Go Round phase.





Class 111 – Ladies’ Side SaddleHorse of the Year Show Qualifier

SIMON CONSTABLE EQUINE VETS AND MR & MRS ROBERTS RIDDEN PUREBRED ARAB Horse of the Year Show qualifier


Judges: Richard Mills (Ride), Kirsty Brown (Conformation)


This competition is for Ridden Purebred Arabians.

In order for qualification to be verified for Horse of the Year Show, Owners must become members of the Arab Horse Society and the horse registered in their owner’s name, and the exhibitor must have purchased an AHS Q card displaying the name of the horse as per Special Rule 1 of this schedule.

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The qualifying horse will be the highest placed, previously unqualified, exhibit within the Championship of the mare, stallion and gelding sections. If a rider has qualified more than one horse, that rider will be allowed to exchange horses and ride each horse for its individual display. A groom is allowed into the ring to hold the horse whilst it is not being ridden.



Class 112A – Simon Constable Equine Vets and Mr & Mrs Roberts Ridden Purebred Arab StallionClass 112B – Simon Constable Equine Vets and Mr & Mrs Roberts Ridden Purebred Arab GeldingClass 112C – Simon Constable Equine Vets and Mr & Mrs Roberts Ridden Purebred Arab Mare

CH112 Simon Constable Equine Vets and Mr & Mrs Roberts Ridden Purebred Arab Championship – Showing World Arena 5 Horse of the Year Show QualifierFirst and second place in classes 112A, 112B and 112C will go forward to the Ridden Purebred Arab Championship.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank Simon Constable Equine Vets and Mr & Mrs Roberts for their kind support of this Championship.

CATPLANT GROUP OF COMPANIES LTD SHOW HUNTER & SMALL SHOW HUNTER Horse of the Year Show qualifiers


Judges: Margaret Hopkins (Ride), Rosemary Morris (Conformation)


This competition is for hunters, mares or geldings, 4 years old or over, to be ridden.

In order for qualification to be verified for Horse of the Year Show, horses must become registered with the British Show Horse Association, and all Riders, Owners and Producers must become Members of the British Show Horse Association as per Special Rule 1 of this schedule. Entries in the Show Hunter classes may not compete in the Small Show Hunter class, and vice versa.


Competitors must enter their horses in the appropriate sections, but section A will be judged first, and the judges shall have the power to transfer exhibits to section B or C if they deem it necessary.

This class is a qualifying class for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 3rd - 7th October 2018. Qualification will not pass below 3rd place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office.


Class 113A – Catplant Group of Companies Ltd Lightweight Show HunterTo be capable of carrying up to 12 stone 7lbs.Horse of the Year Show Qualifier Class 113B – Catplant Group of Companies Ltd Middleweight Show HunterTo be capable of carrying from 12 stone 7lbs to 14 stone.Horse of the Year Show QualifierClass 113C – Catplant Group of Companies Ltd Heavyweight Show HunterTo be capable of carrying more than 14 stone.Horse of the Year Show Qualifier

Class 114 – Small Show HunterHorses must exceed 148cm but not exceed 158cm.Horse of the Year Show Qualifier

CH113 Show Hunter Championship – Showing World Arena 5First and second place in classes 113A, 113B, 113C and 114 will go forward to the Hunter Championship

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank Catplant Group of Companies Ltd for their kind support of these Classes.

RIDDEN HACK Horse of the Year Show qualifiers

Arena 609.00 Saturday 11th August

Judges: Emily Whalley (Ride), Louise Bell (Conformation)







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Class 115A – Brereton Small HackHorses must exceed 148cm but not exceed 154cm.Horse of the Year Show QualifierClass 115B – David Stennett Ltd. Large HackHorses must exceed 154cm but not exceed 160cm.Horse of the Year Show Qualifier

CH115 Hack Championship – Arena 6First and second place in classes 115A and 115B, will go forward to the Hack Championship.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank Dianne & George Brereton and David Stennett Ltd. for their kind support of these Classes.

JUNIOR MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN PONY SPONSORED BY PONIES ASSOCIATION (UK) Horse of the Year Show qualifiers

Saturday 11th August Arena 6

Judge: Gillian Cowell (Show), Vickey Eggleston (Conformation)


This competition is open to mares and geldings, four years old and over, to be registered in, and complying with the showing requirements of, the main body of their respective stud books. Ponies must not exceed the height limits as stipulated by the relevant Breed Societies. Partbreds are not eligible to compete.

In order for qualification to be verified for Horse of the Year Show, Riders and Owners must become members of either NPS, Ponies (UK), TSR, BSPS, or the relevant breed society as per Special Rule 1 of this schedule.

This class is divided into the two sections as follows:Section A Small Breeds – Open to Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, Welsh Section A or Welsh Section B ponies.

Riders must have attained their 10th birthday before the 1st January in the current year, and not have attained their 14th birthday before the 1stJanuary in the current year.

Section B Large Breeds – Open to New Forest, Connemara, Fells, Dales, Highland, Welsh Section C and Welsh Section D ponies. Riders must have attained their 10th birthday before the 1st January in the current year, and not have attained their 18th birthday before the 1st January in the current year.

These classes will be run in accordance with the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show rulebook, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk.

Marks will be awarded in the following way: Show, freedom of action: 50 maximumBreed type and conformation: 50 maximum

In the case of equality, the pony with the highest show, freedom of action mark will be deemed the winner. If there is still equality at this point, then the judges’ decision will be final.Please note that at Horse of the Year Show riders must not compete in both the Colne Mountain & Moorland Lead Rein/First Ridden Pony of the Year and the Junior Mountain & Moorland Pony of the Year.



Class 116A – Junior M&M Ridden Small Breeds Sponsored by Ponies Association (UK)Horse of the Year Show qualifierClass 116B – Junior M&M Ridden Large Breeds Sponsored by Ponies Association (UK)Horse of the Year Show qualifier

CH116 M&M Junior Ridden Championship – Arena 6First and second place in classes 116A to 116B will go forward to the M&M Junior Ridden Championship.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank Ponies Association (UK) for their kind support of these Classes.

TOPHAM BARNES RIDING HORSE Horse of the Year Show qualifiers

Saturday 11th August Arena 6

Judges: Emily Whalley (Ride), David Bartram-Lawton (Conformation)







Class 117A – Topham Barnes Small Riding HorseHorses must exceed 148cm but not exceed 158cm.Horse of the Year Show QualifierClass 117B – Topham Barnes Large Riding HorseHorses must exceed 158cm.Horse of the Year Show Qualifier

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CH117 Riding Horse Championship – Arena 6First and second place in classes 117A and 117B, will go forward to the Riding Horse Championship

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank Julia and David Topham Barnes for their kind support of these Classes.

NPS/BAILEYS HORSE FEEDS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN Horse of the Year Show qualifiers

08:00 Large Breed Sunday 13th August Arena 4

Small Breed Sunday 13th August Arena 6

Judges (Large Breeds): Allan Robertson (Show) Kay Pole (Conformation)Judges (Small Breeds): Pamela Cox (Show) Lesley Hillard (Conformation)


This competition is open to stallions, mares and geldings, four years old and over, to be registered in, and complying with the showing requirements of, the main body of their respective stud books. Riders of stallions must have obtained their 12th Birthday (small breeds) or 14th birthday (large breeds) before 1st January in the current year. Ponies must not exceed the height limits as stipulated by the relevant Breed Societies.

In order for qualification to be verified for Horse of the Year Show, Riders and Owners must become members of either NPS, Ponies (UK), TSR, BSPS, or the relevant breed society as per Special Rule 1 of this schedule.

This class will be run in accordance with the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show rulebook, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk.Marks will be awarded in the following way: Show, freedom of action - 50 maximumBreed type and conformation - 50 maximum

In the case of equality, the pony with the highest show, freedom of action mark will be deemed the winner. If there still be equality at this point, then the judges’ decision will be final.



08.00 – Arena 4Class 118A – NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Welsh Section DHorse of the Year Show qualifierClass 118B – NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Welsh Section CHorse of the Year Show qualifierClass 118C – NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden HighlandHorse of the Year Show qualifierClass 118D – NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden FellHorse of the Year Show qualifierClass 118E – NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden DalesHorse of the Year Show qualifier

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Class 118F – NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden ConnemaraHorse of the Year Show qualifierClass 118G – NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden New ForestHorse of the Year Show qualifier

Arena 6Class 118H – NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden DartmoorHorse of the Year Show qualifierClass 118I – NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden ExmoorHorse of the Year Show qualifierClass 118J – NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden ShetlandHorse of the Year Show qualifierClass 118K – NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Welsh Section AHorse of the Year Show qualifierClass 118L – NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds M&M Ridden Welsh Section BHorse of the Year Show qualifier

CH118A The Feed Shed M&M Large Breed Ridden Championship – Arena 4First and second place in classes 118A to 118G will go forward to the M&M Large Breed Ridden Championship.

CH118B M&M Small Breed Ridden Championship – Arena 6First and second place in classes 118H to 118L will go forward to the M&M Small Breed Ridden Championship.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank The National Pony Society, Baileys Horse Feeds and The Feed Shed for their kind support of these Classes.

COLOURED RIDDEN HORSE & PONY SPONSORED BY CHAPS (UK) Horse of the Year Show qualifiers

08:00 Sunday 12th August Showing World Arena 5

Judges: Emma Boardman (Ride), Vickey Eggleston (Conformation)


This competition is open to mares, geldings and CHAPS (UK) graded stallions, four years old or over, that must be registered and comply with the showing requirements of the Coloured Horse and Pony Society (CHAPS (UK)) or the Traditional Gypsy Cob Association (TGCA). Stallions are required to wear stallion discs in order to compete. For height restricted exhibits a valid JMB number must be lodged with the respective society.

In order for qualification to be verified for Horse of the Year Show, Riders and Owners must become members of CHAPS (UK), The Showing Register (TSR) or TGCA as per Special Rule 1 of this schedule.


Marks will be awarded in the following way: Ride/Performance: 50 Marks MaximumConformation, Movement & Quality: 50 Marks Maximum

In the case of equality, the horse/pony with the highest Ride/Performance mark will be deemed the winner. If there is still equality at this point, then the judges’ decision will be final.

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This class is a qualifying classes for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 3rd - 7th October 2018. Qualification will not pass below 5th place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office.


Class 119A – Coloured Ridden Native/Cob/Traditional Horse Sponsored by CHAPS (UK)Horses must exceed 148cmHorse of the Year Show QualifierClass 119B – Coloured Ridden Non-Native Horse Sponsored by CHAPS (UK)Horses must exceed 153cmHorse of the Year Show QualifierClass 119C – Coloured Ridden Non-Native Pony Sponsored by CHAPS (UK)Ponies up to and including 153cmHorse of the Year Show QualifierClass 119D – Coloured Ridden Native/Cob/Traditional Pony Sponsored by CHAPS (UK)Ponies up to and including 148cmHorse of the Year Show Qualifier

CH119 Coloured Ridden Championship – Showing World Arena 5First and second place in classes 119A, 119B, 119C and 119D will go forward to the Coloured Championship.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank CHAPS (UK) for their kind support of these Classes.

THE BAKER-BEALL FAMILY INTERMEDIATE SHOW RIDING TYPE & INTERMEDIATE SHOW HUNTER Horse of the Year Show qualifiers

Sunday 12th August Showing World Arena 5

Judges: Joanne Griffin (Show), Sandra Bucknell (Conformation)


These competitions are open to mares or geldings 4 years old and over. Riders not to have attained their 25th birthday before 1st January in the current year.


This class will be run in accordance with the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show rulebook, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk. Marks will be awarded in the following way: Manners & Way of Going: 50 Marks Maximum Conformation, Type & Freedom of Action: 50 Marks Maximum

In the case of equality, the horse with the highest Manners & Way of Going mark will be deemed the winner. If there still be equality at this point, then the judges’ decision will be final.

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Class 120 – Intermediate Show HunterHorses must exceed 148cm but not exceeding 158cm.Horse of the Year Show QualifierClass 121A – The Baker-Beall Family 158cm Intermediate Show Riding TypeHorses must exceed 153cm but not exceed 158cmHorse of the Year Show QualifierClass 121B – The Baker-Beall Family 153cm Intermediate Show Riding TypeHorses must exceed 146cm but not exceed 153cmHorse of the Year Show Qualifier

CH121 Showing World Intermediate Championship – Arena 6First and second place in classes 120, 121A and 121B will go forward to the Intermediate Championship

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank the Baker-Beall Family for their kind support of these Classes and thank you to Showing World Magazine for their support of the Intermediate Championship.

COLNE MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND LEAD REIN & BRINETON KARE PLUS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND FIRST RIDDEN Horse of the Year Show qualifiers

08:00 Sunday 12th August Arena 6

Judges: Janet James (Show), Rachel Bown (Conformation)


This competition is open to mares and geldings, four years old and over registered in the main body of their respective Stud Books.

In order for qualification to be verified for Horse of the Year Show, Riders and Owners must become members of either NPS, Ponies (UK), TSR, BSPS, or the relevant breed society as per Special Rule 1 of this schedule.This class will be run in accordance with the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show rulebook, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk.

Marks will be awarded in the following way: Show, freedom of action - 50 maximumBreed type and conformation - 50 maximum

In the case of equality, the pony with the highest show, freedom of action mark will be deemed the winner. If there still be equality at this point, then the judges’ decision will be final.


Class 122A – Colne M&M Lead ReinPonies not to exceed 122cm (12.0hh) however ponies must also not exceed the height limits as stipulated by the relevant Breed Societies. Riders must have attained their 3rd birthday by the day of the competition, but must not have attained their 9th birthday before the 1st January in the current year. Horse of the Year Show qualifierClass 122B – Brineton/Kare Plus M&M First RiddenPonies not to exceed 128cm (12.2hh) however ponies must also not exceed the height limits as stipulated by the relevant Breed Societies. Riders must have attained their 3rd by the day of competition, and not have attained their 12th birthday before the 1st January in the current year. Horse of the Year Show qualifier

CH122 M&M Mini Championship – Arena 6First and second place in classes 122A and 122B will go forward to the M&M Mini Championship.

Grandstand Media Ltd. would like to thank Ann Overton-Ablitt of The Colne Stud, Brineton Engineering and Kare Plus for their kind support of these Classes.

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