Many riders braved torrential rain to get a taster of the new category of show and were not disappointed. White House had prepared their rings well, with their grass field in excellent condition. Course-designer Peter Rowe built some good courses, which were inviting to all of the combinations that went though the start gate.
Winners
The first club show prize winners were:
70cm
Pony: Sally Cairns and Pepper
Horse: Isobel Timmins and TomJessica Saxby and Pontesford Magic
Sue Ringrose anf Blue
80cm
Pony: Saffron Leech and Ali Jacko
Horse: Lucy Greaves and Harvey's Bristol Cream
90cm
Pony: Saffron Leech and Ali Jacko
Horse: Aileen Sarahan and Tash
1m
Horse: Beth Ottewell and Jess Delmonte
Sue Ringrose and Oliver
Once you have competed, you have seven days to register with British Showjumping to have points earned count towards the new regional leagues. For further details, click here
Club membership is aimed at grass roots competitors who feel comfortable jumping at 70cm to 1m. British Showjumping’s objective is to create a friendly and welcoming atmosphere where riders participate for points not prize money. Points will be allocated to the combination and accumulated for a Regional Championship. Riders do not have to compete in their own Region to accumulate points.
Club membershio is £30 per year. Some of the benefits include:
British Showjumping Insurance
Access to copies of the on line British Showjumping magazine
All results graded – thereby giving a full competition record
Two National Tickets to Ride, allowing members to compete in two national classes per year to encourage progression to National membership
Courses designed and judged by British Showjumping officials, ensuring that
the courses you ride are safe and that rules are applied consistently and fairly
Access training opportunities at a reduced member rate
Prestigious Regional Championships
No age restriction for those riding ponies
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