Single phase competition

Two phase competition

Table C, faults are penalised in seconds which are added to the time taken

Table A competition To be jumped over a maximum of five rounds. When the competitor has any fault they leave the arena. Winner or winners are those with the most points. Equal points means equal placings. Scoring Jumping fence clear: 2 points Knocking down fence: 1 point Refusal: Nil points The competition finishes either: When all competitors have faulted or at the end of the fifth round.

Two phase competition

Single Phase competition

Single phase competition

single phase competition

Two phase competition

Table A7 competition

Single phase competition

Single phase competition

Two phase competition

Two phase competition

Table C, faults are penalised in seconds which are added to the time taken

Table A The course for this competition comprises six vertical obstacles placed in a straightline with two non-jumping strides between each obstacle. In indoor arenas the first two obstacles may be placed on one straight line and the last four obstacles on a different straight line. The top element of each obstacle must be a pole. No obstacle may be set at a lower height than the obstacle preceding it. The competition is judged under Table A not against the clock with a time limit of two minutes. In the event of a disobedience, the competitor must restart the course at the obstacle where the error occurred, but may make his/her approach at an angle from outside the space between the obstacles and is not required or allowed to take any of the previous obstacles again. If an obstacle is disturbed as the result of a disobedience, the procedure in Rule 251.4 must be applied, but no time penalty is incurred. In the event of equality of faults for first place there will be up to four successive jumps-off not against the clock. The first jump-off must be over all six obstacles, but the course may be reduced progressively for each further jump-off to a minimum of three obstacles by removing in succession first, second and third obstacles. The Judge at his/her discretion may terminate the competition after the third jump-off. In the event of equality of faults in the final jump-off competitors are placed equal and divide the prize money. Competitors who withdraw from or retire during a jump-off are placed equal with those who are eliminated in the same jump-off (Rules 203, 204). For horses with 375 points or less.

Table A The course for this competition comprises six vertical obstacles placed in a straightline with two non-jumping strides between each obstacle. In indoor arenas the first two obstacles may be placed on one straight line and the last four obstacles on a different straight line. The top element of each obstacle must be a pole. No obstacle may be set at a lower height than the obstacle preceding it. The competition is judged under Table A not against the clock with a time limit of two minutes. In the event of a disobedience, the competitor must restart the course at the obstacle where the error occurred, but may make his/her approach at an angle from outside the space between the obstacles and is not required or allowed to take any of the previous obstacles again. If an obstacle is disturbed as the result of a disobedience, the procedure in Rule 251.4 must be applied, but no time penalty is incurred. In the event of equality of faults for first place there will be up to four successive jumps-off not against the clock. The first jump-off must be over all six obstacles, but the course may be reduced progressively for each further jump-off to a minimum of three obstacles by removing in succession first, second and third obstacles. The Judge at his/her discretion may terminate the competition after the third jump-off. In the event of equality of faults in the final jump-off competitors are placed equal and divide the prize money. Competitors who withdraw from or retire during a jump-off are placed equal with those who are eliminated in the same jump-off (Rules 203, 204).

two phase competition

Table A4 competition

single phase competition

two phase competition

Table A7

Two phase competition Combinations must have started in one of the following classes 1, 2(a/b), 7(a/b) or 16(a/b) on previous days at this show starting 29th Dec to be eligible to compete.

Table A7 competition Combinations must have started in one of the following classes 3(a,b), 8(a/b), 17(a,b) on a previous day at this show starting on 29th Dec to be eligible to compete.

Table A9 competition Combinations must have started in at least one of the following classes 4(a/b), 9(a/b) or 18(a/b) on one of the previous days at this show starting on 29th Dec to be eligible to compete.

Table A9 competition Combinations must have started in either of the following classes 5(a/b), 10(a/b), 14(a/b) on previous days at this show starting on 29th Dec to be eligible to compete.

Table A10 competition Combinations must have competed in at least one of the following classes 6, 11, 15 on previous days at this show starting on 29th Dec to be eligible to compete.