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p. 1Australian Showjumping Championships 2015 | National Schedule

Schedule17 – 20 September 2015

Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre 170 K Road, Werribee Victoria 3030

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Officials

Entries open 7pm Monday 3rd August

Entries close 11pm Sunday 30th August

Entries can be done online at asjc.com.auIf you need assistance with entries please contact Event Secretary Wendy van Sonsbeek 0403 707 299 or [email protected]

Event Organiser Jumping VictoriaPO Box 616, Werribee, VIC 3030 www.asjc.com.au

Event Director Annie White 0432 077 028 [email protected]

Technical Delegate Graeme Watts 0432 077 028

Ringmaster Gavin Chester 0418 517 423

Entries Secretary Wendy van Sonsbeek 0403 707 299 [email protected]

Sponsorship Annie White 0432 077 028 [email protected]

Trade Village Angela Dobbin 0418 682 435 [email protected]

Volunteers Caroline Price 0418 519 752 [email protected]

Stabling Brook Dobbin 0418 587 735 [email protected]

Facebook Tina Wells 0421 691 067 [email protected]

Media Karen Ellis 0412 791 876 [email protected]

Committee Jess Barton, Mark Brennan, Sharyn Chester, Anne Garner, Sarah Liarakos, Kevin Taranto, Leanne Taranto, Chris Smith, Paul Williams, Sam Williams, Tom Lupton, Amanda Lupton, Paul Day

Course DesignWerribee Jeep Arena Leopoldo Palacios Jugo (VEN) FEI level 4Barton Arena David Sheppard (AUS) FEL Level 3PakAir Arena Russell MorrisonPrydes Arena Greg Stephens

JudgingPresident of the Ground Anne Garner

Judging Panel Kevin Taranto, Annie White, Ellen Wilson, John Pearce,

FEI StewardingChief FEI Steward Simon Barrey

Featuring $80,000 Prize Money

4 Rings

The Australian Senior, Young Rider, Junior Championships, The Australian Speed Championships, The Australian Teams Title and The Australian 6, 7 and 8 year old Young Horse Championships

We thank all the sponsors that have contributed to the Australian Showjumping Championships 2015. Please support the companies who are supporting you!

VIP TicketingVIP Tickets can be purchased with entries: Prices to be advised

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Conditions

Conditions

This event will run under EA/FEI rules. The Organising Committee (OC) reserves the right to change or amend the program at their discretion. All owners and competitors will be personally responsible for damages to any third parties caused by themselves, their employees, their agents or their horses. Please ensure the safety of your children whilst in proximity to horses.

Conduct of the Organising Committee Technical Delegate, Ground Jury, Officials, Equestrian Victoria, Equestrian Australia are responsible for ensuring Horse Welfare guidelines and EA Codes of Conduct are observed.

Block Entry Block entry for Junior, Young Rider, Senior Championship Classes and Amateur, Ruby & Emerald Series Classes. The block entry will include the two qualifying Classes, Final Class or alternatively the Consolation Class.

Scratching / Refunds of Entries All scratchings will be fully refunded prior to close of Entries via email only at [email protected]

All other scratchings will only be considered for refund prior to 10th Sept 2015 with a written submission to the Event Secretary. A 50% refund will be applicable.

Scratching / Refunds of Stables Stable refunds will only be given if the stable can be reallocated with the assistance of the Organising Committee. For assistance please contact Event Secretary via email.

No stable refund will occur once the event has started. For biosecurity, you must clear any stabling changes with the Event Secretary.

Starts per horse Horses may only start in a maximum of 2 Classes per day.

Horses may only nominate in one series.

EA age rules a) Junior – in the calendar year in which they turn 12,

until the calendar year in which they turn 18;

(b) Young Rider – in the calendar year in which they turn 16 until the end of the calendar year in which they turn 21.

Dress Code Riders in all competition rings must be in correct dress unless otherwise instructed by the judge. It is compulsory for athletes to wear a properly fastened helmet at all times whilst mounted. As an exception senior athletes may remove their helmet at the presentation in the competition arena only.

Presentations Presentations will be mounted, and riders must wear their correct attire. Riders who are not available for presentations or who do not fulfill any media commitments that may be required by the OC, may forfeit all prize money. Winners of classes may be required to participate in photo and media obligations.

Dogs Dogs must be kept on a leash and under effective control at all times. Dogs are not permitted in warm up or competition areas or in the indoor arenas.

Equestrian Victoria and the Organising Committee reserve the right to change or amend the program at their discretion. The Organising Committee and Equestrian Victoria has the right not to accept any nominations. Equestrian Victoria has the right to increase any prize money amounts as the Organising Committee has elected to give more prize money if we are able to obtain extra funds.

Stallions The Organising Committee follows the EA stallion code of conduct. Guardians of riders/handlers under 17 years must take responsibility for stallions at all times including when leading, riding or stabling stallions throughout the venue.

Riders and Owners All riders and owners in all classes must be current financial members of EA including riders in Ring 4. Horses must hold current EA registration except for those riding in Ring 4.

Prize MoneyPlease read this carefully to ensure prompt payment of your prizemoney.

Height class prize money will be paid in cash subject to presenting of your performance card at the Event office. This will be indicated in the schedule by displaying <ING?LOGO HERE>

Championship block events will be direct debited to your account This will be indicated in the schedule by displaying <DIRECT DEBIT LOGO HERE>

It is vital that you provide correct BSB and account numbers when entering the show. If these details are supplied correctly this transfer will be done within 3 weeks from end of show.


EXTRA CHARGES Stable and Camping fees

Temporary and Permanent Stables$250 for 6 nights

Tuesday 15th Sept 2015 (From 1pm) till Monday 21st Sept 2015 (11am)

1m2 of shavings will be supplied with each stable. The shavings are provided for stables only. If you wish to purchase extra shavings or alternatively use them in your yards, these can be purchased directly from the venue WPNEC office.

Gate will be open for arrival Tues 15th from 1pm till 8pm and re-open on Wed 16th at 8am to 8pm.

Please note due to infrastructure set ups, arrivals prior to this time will not be guaranteed access to their designated stables and camping site. If you intend to arrive early, ie on the Monday a $50 surcharge (per day) will be payable upon arrival and you will be placed into a temporary campsite with access to yards only.

We will endeavour to stable horses together that are travelling together – please identify this preference on your entry.

Please note that if you book stables outside these dates (either prior or post event) you are liable for payment direct to WPNEC as it is outside the control of this committee.

Stable Cleaning Bond No bond is required this year as the venue have arranged cleaning of all boxes.

No stable inspection is required this year as the venue are arranging the cleaning of all boxes post event.

Yards$80 per yard for six nights

Tuesday 15th Sept 2015 (From 1pm) till Monday 21st Sept 2015 (11am)

Yards must be left clean and tidy with all rubbish picked up. Only permanent yards and stables are to be used – no portables are able to be erected. There is no bedding allocated for yards and should you require bedding this is to be arranged through WPNEC

Facility Fees$25.00 per horse for duration of event

This fee is to help cover the cost of the venue hire.

Medication Control (Swabbing Fee)$5.00 per horse

Camping and Parking Fee$80 for the duration of the event for powered site

$10 for the duration of the event for day parking

A restricted number of powered sites are available on a first in basis. If you are parking in a powered site but staying elsewhere, please be aware that the fee still applies.


1. Nomination Conditions for Championship ClassesHow many starts A rider may not ride more than three horses (if entries permit) in any one championship division but in the case of excessive entries, the OC reserve the right to restrict a rider to two starts.

A rider may compete in two consecutive divisions, i.e. Junior and Young Rider or Young Rider and Senior. Competitors whose age allows them to compete in two divisions may do so but only if on different horses. Senior Championship Riders: A rider is considered a Senior Rider from the commencement of the year of their 18th birthday.

a. First Final CompetitionTable C over a Table A course Art. 239 and 263. No jump off in case of equal time. Competitors who are eliminated or who retire in the first round final competition are permitted to continue to the second final round, but will not be eligible for points on the leaderboard. A random draw will be conducted for first final competition.

Scores will be determined by NJC scoring system with faults being carried forward to second final competition, as outlined in the current Equestrian Australia Jumping Rulebook.

b. Second Final CompetitionTable A Art. 238 2.2. This is a competition against the clock, but in the event of equality of penalties for first place, there will be one jump off against the clock. Other athletes are placed according to their penalties and time in the first round.

Draw for the Second Final competition will have athletes in the reverse order of points from the first final competition. Any faults will be accumulated with the score from the first final.

a. Third Final competitionTable A Art. 273.3.3.2. 4.3 This competition comprises, with the same speed, two courses identical or different either track, or in number of obstacles, or in the dimensions of the obstacles. The first round is not against the clock, the second round will be against the clock. For the final competition of the Australian Championships-Grand Prix, athletes will start in the reverse order of the points obtained from the first two competitions.

Eligibility for the first round of the Third Final competition Only the top 30 Juniors, top 25 Young Riders and top 20 Seniors qualified after the previous two competitions will be allowed to start in the third final competition.

Transformation of points to penalties After the first final competition, scores are transformed into penalties. Penalties incurred in the first round of the second Final are added with the top 20 riders qualifying for the final.

Determination of the Australian Champion The overall winner will be the competitor with the lowest number of penalties after the Three Final competitions.

If competitors are tied for first place after the three final competitions, there will be a jump-off against the clock over a reduced course of at least six obstacles. In case of equality of penalties and time in this jump-off a second jump-off, against the clock, will be held over the same course. Competitors not in the jump-off but tying on penalties are placed equal.

Horse Inspection/Trot up Will be held on Wednesday afternoon for all Young Rider and Senior Championship horses. Smart casual dress of the handler is required. Young Rider horses will be trotted up 1 to 2.30pm and Senior horses 2.30 to 4pm.

Senior Championship horses will be required to be on the grounds at Werribee Park by 1pm Wednesday 17th September 2015. Stables will be available from Tuesday 16th September at 1pm. Senior horses may not leave the grounds during the duration of the event. Any horse in breach of this condition will be eliminated.

The winner of the Senior Championship will be the face of the 2015 ASJC event so if the winning rider does not want this, they must notify the organising committee at the conclusion of the event.

Feed will be available from Total Animal Supplies at the venue. We thank Total Animal Supplies for their sponsorship and support of this event. Orders will be taken each morning and supplied the next day. Order Form will be located on the website closer to the event date.

Feed Store Info


1a. Teams nomination conditions

2. Ruby Series nomination conditions

3. Emerald Series nomination conditions

Ruby Series is for horses with 40 points and under from 31st August 2015. Horses points will be checked with the national data base and incorrectly entered horses will be removed from the class without refund.

Ruby Series will start at 1.25m for the first round and will progress upwards over the following days.

Emerald and Ruby Series entrants may only nominate for one series but may compete in any other classes that they meet the criteria for.

Horses must meet points criteria at time of closing. Horses that exceed the stipulated points during the series will be eligible for series qualifiers and finals.

Points will be allocated for the Ruby qualifier 1 and 2. Leaderboard of qualifier 1 and 2 will determine the top 50% of entrants that will be eligible for the final. Placings in the final will determine the overall Ruby Series. The remaining 50% of the field are eligible to participate in the Ruby Consolation Class.

Will start at 1.10m for the first round and will progress upwards over the following days.

Emerald Series is for horses with 16 points and under from 31st August 2015. Horses points will be checked with the national database and incorrectly entered horses will be removed from the class without refund.

Emerald Series may only nominate in one series but may compete in any other classes that they meet the criteria for.

Horses must meet points criteria at time of closing. Horses that exceed the stipulated points during the series will be eligible for series qualifiers and finals.

Points will be allocated for the Emerald Qualifier 1 and 2. Leaderboard of qualifier 1 & 2 will determine the top 50% of entrants that will be eligible for the final. Placings in the final will determine the overall Emerald Series. The remaining 50% of the field are eligible to participate in the Emerald Consolation Class.

Team nominations including full names of riders, horses, order of go together with Team Managers details, from each state to be nominated by 2nd September 2015. This is to allow publication of the teams in the program.

The cost is $100 per team. Entry forms will be sent to state offices. Riders may only compete in one team for each age division.

The starting order of the Teams is determined by a draw in the presence of the judge and the Team managers at a time yet to be fixed.

A team constitutes three or four riders. A maximum of one team member may be from another state or nation only if the state has insufficient rider numbers available. The 3rd team position can be filled by a substitute rider.

The team’s competition will be conducted in conjunction with the first and second qualifying competition for the National Title Championship.

At the conclusion of the second round, the best three scores from each round are added together to determine the team score. In the event of tie for first or any subsequent places,

the time taken in the second round for the three scores used will be added together and the team with the fastest time will be placed in front of Teams with equal penalties. There will be no jump-off against the clock.

Eliminated horses may compete in the second round.

If two or more athletes of a team, participating with four athletes in the first or second round, are eliminated or retire, the whole team is eliminated.

If one athlete of a team, participating with three athletes in the first or second round, is eliminated or retires, the whole team is eliminated.

Team riders who have not qualified for the second round of the second competition of the Australian Championships will jump in the second round before all those athletes who have qualified for the second round of the competition.

If the fourth rider of a team cannot better their team’s score they do not have to start in the second round.


Amateur riders must be a current EA member, riders may compete as amateurs from the beginning of the calendar year in which they turn 21 years of age.

The course shall be free-flowing and relatively simple. The first fence in the first round shall be 110cm and the remainder of the course 110cm - 120cm maximum height. There will be a maximum height rise of 10cm for the jump off.

Amateur rider classes are for riders who: • Have not competed in an Olympic Games or World

Equestrian Games in either Jumping or Eventing

• In the past 10 years must not have competed in a World Cupfor Jumping Riders qualifying round

• Have not have competed in section 1 and 2 at a Royal Showin Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide or Perth in thepast two years

• Must never have competed in a 4* 3 Day Event

• Amateur riders may not compete in an Amateur Class if theycompete in a class higher than 1.20m at that show

• Amateur riders may not compete in an Amateur Class on ahorse that will compete in any class higher than 1.20m atthat show.

Amateur series entrants may only nominate for one series but may compete in any other classes they meet the criteria for.

4. Amateur Series nomination conditions

5. Stars of the Future (Class 25)& Mini Prix Title (Class 26) nomination conditions

• Stars of the Future is for Horses with 50 points and under as of 31st August 2015.

• Horses nominated in any Australian Showjumping Championship (Junior, Young Rider and Senior) are not eligible to enterStars of the Future (Class 25) or Mini Prix Title (Class 26).

• Horses may enter both Class 25 and Class 26 if they are eligible.

Welfare of the Horse and Code of Conduct

• In all equestrian sports the horse must be consideredparamount.

• The well being of the horse shall be taken above thedemands of the breeders, trainers, riders, owners, dealers,organisers, sponsors or officials.

• All handling and veterinary treatment must ensure thehealth and welfare of the horse.

• The highest standards of nutrition, health, sanitation andsafety shall be encouraged and maintained at all times.

• Adequate provision must be made for ventilation, feeding,watering and maintaining a healthy environment duringtransportation.

• Emphasis should be placed on increasing educationin training and equestrian practices and on promotingscientific studies in equine health.

• In the interests of the horse, the fitness and competence ofthe rider shall be regarded as essential.

• All riding and training methods must take account of thehorse as a living entity and must not include any techniqueconsidered by the FEI/EA to be abusive.

• National Federations should establish adequate controls inorder that all persons and bodies under their jurisdictionrespect the welfare of the horse.

• The national and international Rules and Regulations inequestrian sport regarding the health and welfare of thehorse must be adhered to not only during the national andinternational events, but also in the training.

• Competition Rules and Regulations shall be continuallyreviewed to ensure such welfare.

Disclaimer of Liability

Equestrian Victoria or its servants, volunteers or agents shall not be in anyway liable for any accident, injury, illness, damage, loss or any matter that may happen for causes or circumstances whatsoever to exhibitors, competitors, members, agents or to anyone on the grounds or to any animal or article exhibited or to any property on the grounds or for any loss, claim matter, or any journey to or from the event circumstances or event whatsoever in connection with or arising out of or understood to be the Australian Show Jumping Championships 2015 Event conducted by Equestrian Victoria and the Organizing Committee.

It is to be understood that in no circumstances shall Equestrian Victoria, its servants, volunteers or agents be liable for any loss, damages, claims or cost occasioned or suffered by any exhibitor or member directly, howsoever arising, including without limitation, loss, damages, claims or costs as a result of any negligence, and by your entry in any Class of the Event, and upon the grounds of the venue, you agree to indemnify and save harmless to Equestrian Victoria, its servants, volunteers or agents from and against any liability out of any such loss, damage, claims or cost. This disclaimer does not limit any liability arising under the Trade Practices Act 1974[cth], other than section 74 of the act to the extent that it imposes liability for death or personal injury


Werribee Jeep ArenaClass 1 Article 239, Table C

Australian Junior Championship Qualifier 1 First Final

Starting Height 1.20m

1st $165, 2nd $130, 3rd $110, 4th $85, 5th $55, 6th $35, 7th $25, 8th $20

Total prize money $625

Refer item 1 in nomination conditions

Entry $150 Block

Class 1.1Chap 14.6

Australian Junior Teams Event Round 1Starting Height 1.20mTo run concurrently with class 1Refer Item 1A in nomination conditions

Entry $100 per Team

Class 2Article 239, Table C

Australian Senior Championship Qualifier First FinalStarting Height 1.40m1st $440, 2nd $375, 3rd $330, 4th $275, 5th $220, 6th $165, 7th $110, 8th $110Total prize money $2025Refer item 1 in nomination conditions

Entry $250 Block

Class 2.1 Article 239

Australian Senior Teams Event Round 1To run concurrently with class 2

Refer Item 1A in nomination conditions

Entry $100 per Team

Class 3Article 239

Australian Young Rider Championship Qualifier First Final Starting Height 1.30m




Entry $200 Block

Class 3.1Article 239

Australian Young Rider Teams Event Round 1Starting Height 1.30m

To run concurrently with class 3

Refer Item 1A in nomination conditions

Entry $100 per Team

Thursday 17th September

There is a $500 Bonus to the highest placed Thoroughbred that has been registered through Main-Events Class 0.1. To be eligible for these awards the horse must be nominated by close of entry with racing name supplied. Nomination will be $20.

Horses points will be checked with the national data base and incorrectly entered horses will be removed from the class without refund.

Overall series winners and placegetters must be available for final presentation.

We thank Racing Victoria for their support.

Off the Track Thoroughbred AwardEligible Classes can be identified with the Racing Victoria Logo.


Barton Equine ArenaClass 4 Article 238 2.1, Table A

Ruby Series QualifierStarting Height 1.25m1st $275, 2nd $220, 3rd $165, 4th $140, 5th $110, 6th $90, 7th $75, 8th $50 Total prize money $1125Refer item 2 in nomination conditions

Entry $180 Block

Class 5 Article 274 5.3, Table A

Open Height Class 1.25m1st $165, 2nd $140, 3rd $110, 4th $85, 5th $55, 6th $50, 7th $35, 8th $35

Total prize money$675

Entry $30


Open Height Class 1.35mTable A 1st $200, 2nd $150, 3rd $125, 4th $100, 5th $75, 6th $50, 7th $40, 8th $40 Total prize money $780

Entry $40


Amateur Series Qualifier 1Starting Height 1.10mProducts to the value of $750 will be provided for placegetters 1st – 8th Refer item 4 in nomination conditions

Entry $100 Block

Thursday 17th September

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*Riders may enter class 8.1 or 8.2 but not both.

Prydes Arena

Thursday 18th SeptemberPakAir ArenaClass 8.1Article 274 5.3, Table A

Junior Height Class 1.10mTable A 1st $130, 2nd $100, 3rd $60, 4th $50, 5th $40, 6th $40, 7th $30, 8th $30 Total prize money $480

Entry $30

Class 8.2 Article 274 5.3, Table A

Open Height Class 1.10mTo run concurrently with class 8.1*



Entry $30

Class 9Article 238 2.2, Table A

Emerald Series Qualifier Round 1Starting Height 1.10m




Entry $150 Block


Open Height Class 80cm1st $45, 2nd $35, 3rd $30, 4th $25, 5th $20, 6th $15, 7th $15, 8th $10


Entry $20




Entry $20


Open Height Class 1m1st $45, 2nd $35, 3rd $30, 4th $25, 5th $20, 6th $15, 7th $15, 8th $10


Entry $20


Class 13Article 238 2.2,

Table A

Australian Junior Championship Qualifier 2 Second Final 1st $250, 2nd $200, 3rd $150, 4th $120, 5th $100, 6th $75, 7th $50, 8th $50 Total prize money $995


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Australian Junior Teams Event Final To run concurrently with class 13 1st $400, 2nd $300, 3rd $200 per team Total prize money $900

Refer item 1a in nomination conditions

Class 14 Article 238 2.2,Table A

Australian Senior Championship Qualifier 2 Second FinalTo run concurrently with Class 14.1 1st $750, 2nd $500, 3rd $350, 4th $250, 5th $200, 6th $150, 7th $100, 8th $100 Total prize money $2400


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Class 14.1Chap 14.6

Australian Senior Teams Event Final RoundTo run concurrently with Class 14 Final Team Prize Money: 1st $1,000 & Trophy Rug, 2nd $800, 3rd $600 Total prize money $2,400


Class 15 Article 238 2.2,Table A

Australian Young Rider Championship Qualifier 2 Second FinalTo run concurrently with Class 15.1 1st $440, 2nd $330, 3rd $260, 4th $200, 5th $145, 6th $120, 7th $90, 8th $75 Total prize money $1,660


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Australian Young Rider Teams Event Final To run concurrently with Class 15Final Team Prize Money: 1st $800 & Trophy Rug, 2nd $600, 3rd $400 Total prize money $1,800


Friday 18th SeptemberWerribee Jeep Arena


Friday 18th SeptemberBarton Equine Arena

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Ruby Series Qualifier Round 2

Starting Height 1.30m 1st $440, 2nd $385, 3rd $275, 4th $220, 5th $165, 6th $110, 7th $75, 8th $55



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Starting Height 1.15m 1st $220, 2nd $200, 3rd $155, 4th $110, 5th $85, 6th $65, 7th $55, 8th $45



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Open Height Class 1.35m1st $220, 2nd $165, 3rd $140, 4th $110, 5th $90, 6th $55, 7th $45, 8th $45 Total prize money $870

Entry $40


Junior Height Class 1.10m1st $130, 2nd $100, 3rd $60, 4th $50, 5th $40, 6th $40, 7th $30, 8th $30 Total prize money $480

Entry $30


Open Height Class 1.10mTo run concurrently with class 19.1*1st $140, 2nd $110, 3rd $65, 4th $55, 5th $45, 6th $45, 7th $35, 8th $30 Total prize money $525

Entry $30


Australian Amateur Series Qualifier Round 2Starting Height 1.15m

Products to the value of $750 will be provided for placegetters 1st – 8th


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Entry $30

*Riders may enter class 19.1 or 19.2 but not both.


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Saturday 19th SeptemberWerribee Jeep Arena

Class 25 Article 238.2.2

Stars of the FutureTable A, Starting height 1.30m minimum1st $1500 plus garland & trophy rug, 2nd $1000 3rd $700 4th $500 5th $400 6th $300 7th $250 8th $250 9th $100 10th 100 Total prize money $5100 Refer item 5 in nomination conditions

Entry $125


Mini PrixTable A, starting height 1.40m minimum1st $1750 plus garland & trophy rug, 2nd $1250, 3rd $900, 4th $700, 5th $500, 6th $400, 7th $300, 8th $250, 9th $150, 10th $150Total prize money $6350Refer to item 5 in nomination conditions

Entry $150


Australian Speed Championships Table C, starting height 1.30m Entry $1251st $1500 plus garland & trophy rug, 2nd $1000 3rd $700 4th $500 5th $400 6th $300 7th $250 8th $250 9th $100 10th 100 Total prize money $5100

Entry $125

Saturday 19th SeptemberBarton Equine ArenaClass 28 Article 238.2.2

Emerald Series Final1st $450 plus garland & trophy rug, 2nd $385, 3rd $275, 4th $220, 5th $165, 6th $110, 7th $95, 8th $85, 9th $55, 10th $55



Amateur Series Final1st 400 plus garland & trophy rug, 2nd $300, 3rd $220, 4th $165, 5th $110, 6th $85, 7th $55, 8th $55, 9th $45, 10th $40



Senior Consolation 1st $220, 2nd $165, 3rd $110, 4th $90, 5th $70, 6th $50, 7th $40, 8th $40



7 Year old Final Tiefor finalists as determined by EA from the qualifiers held in each state in previous 12 months.

1st $500 plus trophy rug, 2nd $400, 3rd $300, 4th $200, 5th $100, 6th $100. Total prize money $1600

Entry $20 for admin costs

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Call between 9am – 5pm

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Class 32.1 Article 274 5.3

Junior 1.10m 1st $130, 2nd $100, 3rd $60, 4th $50, 5th $40, 6th $40, 7th $30, 8th $30 Total prize money $480

Entry $30

Class 32.2 Article 274 5.3

Open Height 1.10m To run concurrently with class 32.1*1st $140, 2nd $110, 3rd $65, 4th $55, 5th $45, 6th $45, 7th $35, 8th $30 Total prize money $525

Entry $30

Class 33 Article 238 2.2

Junior Consolation For Junior Championship Riders not eligible for the final 1st $165, 2nd $110, 3rd $80, 4th $65, 5th $45, 6th $40, 7th $35, 8th $35 Total prize money $575

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Ruby Consolation

For Ruby Championship Riders not eligible for the final1st $165, 2nd $110, 3rd $80, 4th $65, 5th $50, 6th $50, 7th $40, 8th $40 Total prize money $600

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Saturday 19th SeptemberPakAir Arena

Entry is through Main Events and to facilitate the entry process, riders and horses can be pre registered on http://www.main-events.com/ prior to entries opening.

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Prydes ArenaClass 35 Article 274 5.3, Table A



Entry $20


Open Height Class 90cm

1st $45, 2nd $35, 3rd $30, 4th $25, 5th $20, 6th $15, 7th $15, 8th $10 Total prize money $195

Entry $20


Junior 1.04m1st $50, 2nd $40, 3rd $30, 4th $25, 5th $20, 6th $15, 7th $15, 8th $10


Entry $20

Class 37.2Article 274 5.3

Open 1.04m1st $50, 2nd $40, 3rd $30, 4th $25, 5th $20, 6th $15, 7th $15, 8th $10


Entry $20

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Werribee Jeep Arena

Sunday 20th September

Class 38 Article 273, Table A

Australian Junior Championship FinalIncorporating Grand Prix 1st $385, 2nd $275, 3rd $220, 4th $165, 5th $110, 6th $85, 7th $55, 8th $55 Total prize money $1350

Australian Overall Junior Championship1st $500, trophy, garland and trophy rug, 2nd $400, 3rd $350, 4th $300, 5th $250, 6th $225, 7th $200, 8th $185, 9th $175, 10th $150Total prize money $2735Refer Item 1 in nomination conditions


Australian Young Rider Championship Final Incorporating Grand Prix 1st $550, 2nd $440, 3rd $330, 4th $275, 5th $220, 6th $165, 7th $110, 8th $110 Total Prize Money $2200Australian Overall Young Rider Championship1st $800, trophy, garland and trophy rug, 2nd $700, 3rd $600, 4th $500, 5th $450, 6th $400, 7th $350, 8th $300, 9th $250, 10th $200 Total prize money $4550



Australian Senior Championship Final Incorporating Grand Prix



Australian Overall Senior Championship1st $3000, trophy, garland and trophy rug, 2nd $2250, 3rd $1750, 4th $1125, 5th $850, 6th $550, 7th $450, 8th $400, 9th $350, 10th $300,


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Sunday 20th SeptemberBarton Equine Arena

PakAir Arena

Prydes Arena

Class 41Article 238 2.2

Ruby Series Final1st 550 plus garland & trophy rug, 2nd $450, 3rd $400, 4th $300, 5th $250, 6th $200, 7th $150, 8th $150, 9th $100, 10th $100



8 year old Final Tiefor finalists as determined by EA from the qualifiers held in each state in previous 12 months.1st $500 plus trophy rug, 2nd $400, 3rd $300, 4th $200, 5th $100, 6th $100. Total prize money $1600

Entry Fee $20 for admin costs


9 year old Final Tiefor finalists as determined by EA from the qualifiers held in each state in previous 12 months.Prizemoney and prizes supplied by Equestrian Australia.

1st 500 plus trophy rug, 2nd $400, 3rd $300, 4th $200, 5th $100, 6th $100 Total prize money $1600

Entry Fee $20 for admin costs


Young Rider Consolation1st $220, 2nd $165, 3rd $110, 4th $90, 5th $80, 6th $55, 7th $45, 8th $45



Emerald Consolation1st $165, 2nd $110, 3rd $80, 4th $75, 5th $60, 6th $50, 7th $45, 8th $35



Open 1.04m1st $50, 2nd $40, 3rd $30, 4th $25, 5th $20, 6th $15, 7th $15, 8th $10








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