In a single phase class faults are accumulated in both sections with all riders going through to the timed part of the course against the clock.

A two phase class is just the first round and jump-off combined. Riders jump round one and if they are clear they go straight into the timed jump-off against the clock without interruption or halting in between rounds. If they incur faults in the first round/section the judges usually ring the bell stopping the rider going into the jump-off phase. Top 6 will qualify for the CWD Final on 19th November 2017, disregarding those already qualified.

A two phase class is just the first round and jump-off combined. Riders jump round one and if they are clear they go straight into the timed jump-off against the clock without interruption or halting in between rounds. If they incur faults in the first round/section the judges usually ring the bell stopping the rider going into the jump-off phase. Top 6 will qualify for the CWD Final on 19th November 2017, disregarding those already qualified.

In a single phase class faults are accumulated in both sections with all riders going through to the timed part of the course against the clock.

Table A7. Table A7 comprises of jumping the first round within the time set but not against the clock. All clears go through to a second round timed “jump-off” where the fastest combination with the least faults wins.

Table A is when jumping faults or the first refusal generate 4 penalty points.

A two phase class is just the first round and jump-off combined. Riders jump round one and if they are clear they go straight into the timed jump-off against the clock without interruption or halting in between rounds. If they incur faults in the first round/section the judges usually ring the bell stopping the rider going into the jump-off phase.

Table A7. Table A7 which comprises of jumping the first round within the time set but not against the clock. All clears go through to a second round timed “jump-off” where the fastest combination with the least faults wins.

Table A competition in two phases against the clock

Table A competition in two phases against the clock

A two phase class is the first round and jump-off combined. Riders jump round one and if they are clear they go straight into the timed jump-off against the clock without interruption or halting in between rounds. If they incur faults in the first round/section the judges usually ring the bell stopping the rider going into the jump-off phase.

Table A competition in two phases against the clock. Top 6 will qualify for the CWD Final on 19th November 2017, disregarding those already qualified.

Table A competition in two phases against the clock. Top 6 will qualify for the CWD Final on 19th November 2017, disregarding those already qualified.

A two phase class is the first round and jump-off combined. Riders jump round one and if they are clear they go straight into the timed jump-off against the clock without interruption or halting in between rounds. If they incur faults in the first round/section the judges usually ring the bell stopping the rider going into the jump-off phase.

A two phase class is the first round and jump-off combined. Riders jump round one and if they are clear they go straight into the timed jump-off against the clock without interruption or halting in between rounds. If they incur faults in the first round/section the judges usually ring the bell stopping the rider going into the jump-off phase.

A two phase class is just the first round and jump-off combined. Riders jump round one and if they are clear they go straight into the timed jump-off against the clock without interruption or halting in between rounds. If they incur faults in the first round/section the judges usually ring the bell stopping the rider going into the jump-off phase. Top 6 will qualify for the CWD Final on 19th November 2017, disregarding those already qualified.

In a single phase class faults are accumulated in both sections with all riders going through to the timed part of the course against the clock. Top 6 will qualify for the CWD Final on 19th November 2017, disregarding those already qualified.

Table A against the clock with one jump off

Table A9. The best five scores, or all clear rounds, will go forward to the second round against the clock.

Table A competition in two phases against the clock

A two phase class is the first round and jump-off combined. Riders jump round one and if they are clear they go straight into the timed jump-off against the clock without interruption or halting in between rounds. If they incur faults in the first round/section the judges usually ring the bell stopping the rider going into the jump-off phase.

Table A against the clock with one jump off. All qualified combinations from classes 2,3,8,9,15,16 are eligible to win the CWD saddle. If winner of this class is not a qualified combination from previous days, the saddle will pass down the line to the highest placed qualified combination.

In a single phase class faults are accumulated in both sections with all riders going through to the timed part of the course against the clock.

Table A10. Height progressively increases.