Jane Rogers Memorial Hunter Trials 08 October 2006
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Jane Rogers Memorial ODE 24 September 2006
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Jane Rogers Memorial

Fixtures 2006

Schedules now available on line see below, please note new format of schedule and rules, entry form can be used for all events please use one form for each horse.

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SEE BELOW FOR SCHEDULE  full set of rules available in secretarys

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EVENT PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICES.

SUNDAY 9TH APRIL

EQUESTRIAN LIFE WORKING HUNTER AND JEFFERIES SHOWING CHALLENGE

Equestrian Life Magazine

Open Working Hunter and

Jeffries Showing Challenge

RESULTS 

Sunday 9 th April 2006

Jeffries Showing Challenge

Class 1: First Ridden not exc. 128Cm

1. OLIVIA COE BRADNENEY RHION
2. AMBER ALLINGTON SKYWOOD SPRINGBOX
3. NAOMI SMITH HEATON MAGNET

Class 2: Ridden Hunters exc. 148Cm

1. ANDREW BERY LOXLEY II
2. HELEN DOOLEY MURPHYS TIPPLE
3. STACEY MORLEY ELAN DE LEZEAUX 

Class 3: Riding Horse exc. 148Cm

1. HELEN DOOLEY THE ROYAL NO NAME
2. CLAIRE JOHNSON DARK SECRET
3. CHARLOTTE FAIRLEY BUBBLE  

Class 4: Ridden Coloured any size of horse/pony

1. FAYE HENDERSON JIGSAW
2. AMY PATRICK POCO
3. NIKKI SMART GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE

All Round Riding Club Pony/Horse

1. ZOE BRENNAN SAFFY
2. KELLY WILLIAMS MILLY
3. FAYE HENDERSON JIGSAW 

Open Working Hunter Equestrian Life Qualifiers

Working Hunter Pony- exc. 133Cm not exc. 143Cm

1. KELLY WILLIAMS MILLY
2. ZOE BRENNAN SAFFY
3. AMANDA WILSON SHULAS TROY

Working Hunter Horse/Pony- exc. 143Cm not exc.   153Cm

1. TESSA SPENCER MISS SCARLET
2. BROOKE SKETCHLEY MR FRISBY
3. JENNA BRADLEY WOLDS RAVEN

Working Hunter Horse- exc. 153Cm

1. ANDREW BERRY LOXLEY II
2. JACKIE WORBY KINGS WIZARD
3. EMILY VARLEY TICKLED PINK

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DRESSAGE & CLEAR ROUND SHOW JUMPING

THU EVE 3RD, 10TH, 17TH, 24TH & 31ST AUGUST 2006

Dressage & clear round show jumping (CR SJ) evenings

•   All dressage tests can be obtained from British Dressage (02476 698830) or from the event secretary  

•  5pm start, last test 7.30pm approx  

•  Points will be awarded throughout the season, on the last show the most points will win £50.00 and second £30.00 (juniors and seniors points split)

•  Dressage scores may be eligible to qualify for the 2006 Great Britain Championships  

•  Times available on Wednesday prior to event between 6pm – 8pm 0115 932 5457 / 0115 930 3667 or visit www.trowellxcc.co.uk (what's on)  

•  Junior and seniors will be split

•  Clear round all evening at required height

•  Please ensure all rules and regulations have been read and understood before making an entry

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SUNDAY 24TH SEPTEMBER 2006

One Day Event (ODE)

On site catering * Photographer * Tack shop * Paramedics * Vet

•  All dressage tests can be obtained from British Eventing (02476 698856) www.britisheventing .co.uk “downloads” or from the event secretary

  •  Times available on Friday prior to event between 6pm – 8pm

0115 932 5457 / 0115 930 3667 or visit www.trowellxcc.co.uk (what's on)

•  The cross country course may be walked from 2pm day prior to event  

•  All competitors will be required to pay a £5 “starting fee” (non-refundable) when collecting bib numbers (printed A4 sheets) these are to be inserted into the riders bib.

•  If the rider does not own a number bib then these can be hired from the tack shop on-site for a £5 deposit which is refundable on the bibs return.

•  All riders are required to compete with medical armbands. These can be purchased at the on-site tack shop at an approximate cost of £5.

•  Organisers tip : on arrival to the event bring your hat(hat serial number must be visible), body protector for its standard check (good idea to check our rules with your equipment well before the day as you will NOT be allowed to compete unless it is up to standard), £5 starting fee and make sure you have a number bib (available for hire from tack shop) and a medical arm band (available to purchase from tack shop)

•  Hats with ventilation slits will NOT be allowed

•  Please ensure that all the rules and regulations have been read and understood before making an entry

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SUNDAY 8TH OCTOBER 2006

AUTUMN CROSS COUNTRY / HUNTER TRIALS

Cross Country  

On site catering * Photographer * Tack shop * Paramedics * Vet

This event is a qualifier for the Finals of the South Essex Insurance Brokers (SEIB) BHS Cross Country Championships. In the nominated qualifying classes, the TWO highest placed riders (or two highest placed Pairs) who are BHS Gold Members ON THE DAY OF THE QUALIFIER will qualify for the Final. In the event of a combination of horse/pony and rider already having qualified, the qualification will pass down to the next eligible competitor. You must provide the Entries Secretary with your BHS membership number when you enter the qualifier but we recommend you also carry your membership card on the day. Non-members may enter qualifying classes but will not be eligible to qualify. Horses registered for British Eventing Horse Trials in 2006 are NOT eligible to qualify for the Finals ('Day Tickets' are acceptable). Rules at qualifiers may differ from those at the Finals. Classes at the Finals will be Novice and Pairs (both max 2' 9”) The Finals will take place in 2007. Information www.bhs.org. To join the British Horse Society or for inquiries about the BHS Cross Country Championships, Tel: 08701 202244

*The cross-country course may be walked from 2pm Saturday prior to event.

*All competitors will be required to pay a £5 “starting fee” (non-refundable) when collecting bib numbers (printed A4 sheets) these are to be inserted into the riders bib.

*If the rider does not own a number bib then these can be hired from the tack shop on-site for a £5 deposit which is refundable on the bibs return.

*All riders are required to compete with medical armbands. These can be purchased at the on-site tack shop at an approximate cost of £5.

*Organisers tip : on arrival to the event bring your hat(hats serial number must be visible), body protector for its standard check (good idea to check our rules with your equipment well before the day as you will NOT be allowed to compete unless it is up to standard), £5 starting fee and make sure you have a number bib (available for hire from tack shop) and a medical arm band (available to purchase from tack shop)

*Hats with ventilation slits will NOT be allowed

*Please ensure that all the rules and regulations have been read and understood before  making an entry

Events rules and regulations

•  In the case of bad weather the event will be cancelled and a 75% refund will be given on receipt of a SAE within 7 days. Bad weather answer phone message: 0115 932 5457. If unsure please check to save a wasted journey!

•  All horses and ponies must be at least 5 years of age, unless otherwise stated elsewhere in the event rules. No stallions are allowed.

•  Age of rider is taken on 1 st January 2006

•  No rider must enter more than 2 horses in any one class unless otherwise stated elsewhere in the event rules.

•  The organisers reserve the right to alter any class, refuse entry without reason and vary awards according to entries if necessary.

•  Any objections must be made in writing to the Event Secretary, with a deposit of £20.00 within 15 minutes of the result being announced. The judge's decision is final.

•  No one other than the competitor may ride the horse / pony at the event. No substitution of rider is permitted. Only horses/ponies entered in the event may be ridden on site.

•  Outside assistance is not permitted.

•  Hard hats must be worn at all times whilst mounted with the chin strap fastened. Hats to the specification PAS 015 or standard ASTM F1163 (serial number must be clearly visible)are considered to afford greater protection than the standard EN 1384. It is emphasised that hats bearing a QAS (quality assured symbol) e.g. Kite mark, SEI or QAS, are batch tested and therefore of a consistent standard. A hat meeting one of the following standards is compulsory for all JRMF events .

•  Competitors may only exercise horses in the warm up area provided and no lungeing is allowed at ODE or Cross Country.

•  Consideration must be shown to other riders and all other persons present at all times.

•  Any competitor will be disqualified by a JRMF official for dangerous riding, abusive language or misuse of whip or spurs.

•  Horses or ponies that are considered a danger by a JRMF official will be required to leave the event.

•  Dogs to be kept on a lead and children supervised at all times

•  All horses/ponies must be attended at all times.

•  No person other than officials or judges are allowed to alter any equipment used for competition purposes.

•  No earrings or any form of body piercing ornaments may be worn and long hair must be tied back.

•  Veterinary and paramedic cover will be at all events unless otherwise stated.

•  All entries must carry their own liability cover for horses/ponies/riders competing at the event. The owner of the horse/pony is now liable for it's actions.

•  Disclaimer of liability:Save for death or personal injury caused by negligence of the organisers or anyone for whom they are in law responsible, neither the organisers of the event to whom these rules apply, nor JRMF, nor any agent, employee or representative of these bodies accepts any liability for any accident, loss, damage, injury or illness to horses/ponies, owners, riders, spectators, land or any other person or property whatsoever whether caused by their negligence, breach of contract or in any other way whatsoever.

•  Health and safety: The organiser of the event has taken reasonable precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must take all reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents occurring and must obey the instructions of the organiser and all the officials and stewards.

Dressage and CR SJ rules

•  All test may called

•  Dressage rules based on British Dressage regulations. For further information please call secretary before the event.

•  Juniors are 14 years and under on the 1 st Jan 2006.

•  For dressage all competitors must wear jackets, tie/stock, gloves and light coloured jodhpurs. Plain dark half chaps with Jodhpur boots may be worn.

•  Whips and spurs allowed. Spurs are to be no longer than 3.5cm and have a rounded downward point. (no spurs for juniors)

•  Number bibs are not required.

•  Snaffle bridles are compulsory, with drop, flash or cavesson nose bands. No martingale, neck strap or boots/bandages may be worn in the competition.

•  Non-formal riding attire is accepted for the CR SJ

•  No veterinary or paramedic cover will be present.

Additional rules for ODE competitions

•  Class 1 and 2 beginners dressage test may be called. Whips are permitted in all three phases for these two classes only and no spurs are allowed in any phase.

•  In class 3 and 4 dressage tests must be ridden from memory. No whips are permitted, spurs are allowed as long as they are no longer than 3.5cm and have a rounded downward point. Whips no longer than 75cm are permitted in the jumping phases.

•  The event will be based on British Eventing rules. Please check rules for tack permitted in each phase.

•  All competitors must wear a BETA approved body protectors for the cross-country phase, The list below includes those approved by BETA. Level 3 is specifically recommended for jumping, but it is strongly advised that the body protector chosen should impede neither flexibility nor balance. This list may be updated form time to time and the latest information may be obtained from www.beta-uk.org

•  Numbers issued by The JRMF must be worn at all times whilst mounted along with Medical armbands.

•  Horses may only be entered in one class.

•  Any fall of a rider (a rider is considered to have fallen when he is separated from the horse in such a way as to necessitate remounting or vaulting into the saddle) anywhere on the jumping courses or show ground must be checked by the paramedic before remounting and continuing to ride.

•  Dressage sheets will be available after completion of the class.

•  All competitors must walk the jumping courses and satisfy themselves that they and their horse/pony are up to the standard set.

•  Show jumping penalties: knock-down=4, 1 st disobedience=4, 2 nd disobedience in whole course=8, 3 rd disobedience in whole course=elimination. Error of course not rectified,omission of obstacle or boundary flag, retaking obstacle already jumped, jumping obstacle in wrong order=elimination.

•  First fall of rider on the course, if allowed to continue will result in 8 penalties, second fall on the course will result in elimination.

•  Fall of horse or trapped horse at obstacle (a horse is to considered to have fallen when at the same time both its shoulders and quarters have touched either tqahe ground or obstacle) will result in elimination.

•  Competitors eliminated on the show jumping phase must leave the course at a walk immediately.

•  Competitors eliminated in the show jumping phase will not be allowed to compete in the cross-country phase.

•  Cross country penalties : 1st disobedience at obstacle=20 penalties, 2nd disobedience at same obstacle=40 penalties, 3rd disobedience at same obstacle=elimination. 4th cumulative disobedience on whole course=elimination . Error of course not rectified,omission of obstacle or boundary flag, retaking obstacle already jumped, jumping obstacle in wrong order, jumping obstacle with crossed flags=elimination

•  Fall of horse or trapped horse at obstacle (a horse is to considered to have fallen when at the same time both its shoulders and quarters have touched either the ground or obstacle) will result in elimination

•  First fall of rider on the course, if allowed to continue will result in 65 penalties, second fall on the course will result in elimination.

•  Competitors eliminated on the cross-country phase must leave the course at a walk immediately.

•  The speed and distance for each cross-country class will be on display in the secretary's area.

•  Watches capable of being started, stopped and recording time elapsed are forbidden in all classes.

•  For dressage and show jumping phases all competitors must wear jackets, tie/stock, gloves and light coloured jodhpurs. Cross-country colours are permitted for the cross-country phase and long sleeves recommended. Plain dark half chaps with Jodhpur boots may be worn.

Additional rules for Cross Country competition

•  All competitors must wear BETA approved body protectors for cross country. The list below includes those approved by BETA. Level 3 is specifically recommended for jumping, but it is strongly advised that the body protector chosen should impede neither flexibility nor balance. This list may be updated form time to time and the latest information may be obtained from www.beta-uk.org

•  Numbers issued by The JRMF must be worn at all times whilst mounted along with Medical armbands.

•  First disobedience at obstacle=20 penalties, second disobedience at same obstacle=40 penalties, third disobedience at same obstacle=elimination. Fourth cumulative disobedience on whole course=elimination. Error of course not rectified,omission of obstacle or boundary flag, retaking obstacle already jumped, jumping obstacle in wrong order, jumping obstacle with crossed flags=elimination

•  Fall of horse or trapped horse at obstacle (a horse is to considered to have fallen when at the same time both its shoulders and quarters have touched either the ground or obstacle) will result in elimination

•  Any fall of a rider (a rider is considered to have fallen when he is separated from the horse in such a way as to necessitate remounting or vaulting into the saddle) anywhere on the course or show ground must be checked by the paramedic before remounting and continuing to ride. First fall on the course, if allowed to continue will result in 65 penalties, second fall on the course will result in elimination.

•  Competitors eliminated on the cross-country phase must leave the course at a walk immediately.

•  A horse may be entered in a maximum of two classes in the whole competition.

•  All competitors must walk the jumping course and satisfy themselves that they and their horse/pony are up to the standard set.

•  Watches capable of being started, stopped and recording time elapsed are forbidden in all classes.

•  Cross-country colours are permitted and long sleeves recommended. Plain dark half chaps with Jodhpur boots may be worn.

•  No spurs are permitted in class 1 and 2 beginners. Spurs are permitted in all other classes. Whips are permitted in all classes.

•  Beginner combinations must not have won a Cross Country Event in the last 12 months. Novice combinations must not have won a One Day Event or cross country event in the last 12 months. No restrictions for the intermediate class.

•  The event will run based on British Eventing Rules

•  The course will be timed on the time section only (fastest time) and competitors placed accordingly.

JRMF Entry form

Requests: e.g. ideal times (we can not guarantee but will try our best!) name of pair etc.

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•  One entry form and cheque per horse per event

•  Photocopies of this form may be made

•  Please make cheques payable to: Jane Rogers Memorial Fund

•  Send to: Uplands Farm, 16 Cossall Road, Trowell, Nottingham. NG9 3PG

•  All entries to be received by closing date unless otherwise stated

•  Numbers may be limited for each class

ENTRY FEE ENCLOSED £................

Declaration

I have read, understood and agree to abide by the rules, regulations and conditions of entry set out in this schedule, I am over 18 years.

Signed............................. Name.............................. Date..........

Rider/parent/guardian ( delete as necessary)

•  Please ensure you have filled the entry form out correctly!

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