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Show Date
Sun, Jul 28, 2024
Class
1
Mini Show Jumping (0.60m)
Info:
Commencing 9.00am prompt.
Horses/ponies 4 years and over.
Show jumping classes 1 & 2 will be run as one height class and split into a
junior section for riders aged 16 years and under and a senior section for
riders over 16. Separate prizes will apply for each junior and senior section.
Class
2
Novice Show Jumping (0.70m)
Info:
Horses/ponies 4 years and over. Rider & horse combination not to have won
more than £50 in show jumping competitions. Show jumping classes 1 & 2 will be run as one height class and split into a
junior section for riders aged 16 years and under and a senior section for
riders over 16. Separate prizes will apply for each junior and senior section.
Class
3
Chase me Charlie (0.70m)
Info:
Horse/ponies 4 years and over. Jumps raised at each round, clears in each round go through to the next round. Starting height 70cm
Info:
Horses/ponies 4 years and over. Competition run against the clock with points
accumulated for fences successfully cleared. To include a ‘joker’ fence worth
double points, or minus points if a fault is incurred.
Class
5
Small Open Show Jumping (0.80m)
Info:
Horse 4 years and over.
KINGS KESTREL MEMORIAL CUP
Class
6
Open Show Jumping (0.90m)
Info:
Horse 4 years and over.
Class
7
Horse & Hound (0.60m - 0.70m)
Info:
Horses, ponies & dogs any height. Riders any age. Time penalties for faults. Competition against the clock. Jumps 60-70cm.
Info:
Hobby horses provided for entrants’ use. A small course jumped on foot. Prizes will be split Juniors and Seniors.
Info:
Commencing 8.30am prompt
Horses and ponies 4 years and over. To be shown under saddle.
Class
10
In Hand Best Condition
Info:
BEST CONDITION AT GRASS
For horses kept at grass all year round, to be shown in-hand
Class
11
In Hand Best Condition
Info:
BEST CONDITION STABLE KEPT
or horse stabled/partly stabled throughout year, to be shown in-hand
Class
12
In Hand Odd Coloured Horse
Info:
Appaloosa, Dun, Palomino, Roan, Spotted. Horse or Pony any height.
Class
13
In Hand Coloured Horse/ Pony
Info:
For piebald/skewbald. Horse or pony any height.
Class
14
Ridden Odd Coloured
Info:
Appaloosa, Dun, Palomino, Roan, Spotted. Horse or Pony any height. To be judged on conformation and quality of colour
Info:
Horse or pony any height. For piebald/skewbald only.
COLOURED CHAMPIONSHIP
All 1st & 2nd prize winners from classes 12-15
Sashes to the Champion & Reserve
Info:
Will not commence before 1pm
Open to horses or ponies of any height to be considered suitable for driving
purposes.
Class
17
Ridden Foreign Breeds
Info:
Eligible breeds include: Appaloosa, Andalusian, Caspian, Cleveland Bay, Eriskay,
French Breton, Friesian, Holsteiner, Icelandic, Knabstrupper, Lippizaner,
Lusitano, Morgan, Norwegian Fjord & Warmblood. May be shown in traditional
tack.
Class
18
Retrained Race Horses
Info:
Horses to be aged 4 years and over, measuring 15hh and over. Open to
Thoroughbreds who have retired from racing and are now retrained. To be judged
on conformation, manners and way of going. Blemishes are not considered. Horses
must be registered with Weatherbys General Stud Book or overseas equivalent.
Class
19
Concours d’Elegance
Info:
To be judged on the overall picture of elegance presented by horse/pony and rider
including appearance, conformation, and individual show. Horses and ponies 4
years and over, riders any age.
Class
20
Riding Club Horse or Pony
Info:
Pony to not exceed 153cm (15hh), rider under 25 years on 1/1/22.
Horse exceeding 153cm. (15hh), rider any age. Horses/ponies 4 years & over.
To be judged on the suitability for all riding club activities. Competitors may be
required to jump a small fence.
RIDDEN HORSE/PONY CHAMPIONSHIP
All 1st & 2nd prize winners from classes 17 – 20, 35, 36, 37 & 39 Sashes to the
Champion & Reserve
Class
21
In Hand Mountain & Moorland
Info:
Horse or pony of any height.
Class
22
In Hand Mountain & Moorland
Info:
ALL WELSH BREEDS
To be shown in their natural state
Class
23
In Hand Mountain & Moorland
Info:
ALL BREEDS EXCL.
WELSH
To be shown in their natural state
Class
24
Ridden Mountain & Moorland Small Breeds
Info:
Registered or unregistered, pony aged 4 & over. Welsh Breeds Sections A & B,
Shetland, Dartmoor, & Exmoor
Class
25
Ridden Mountain & Moorland Large Breeds
Info:
Registered or unregistered pony aged 4 & over. Welsh Breeds Sections C & D, New
Forest, Connemara, Fell, Dales & Highland
Fraser of Lancett Memorial Cup
MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND CHAMPIONSHIP
All 1st & 2nd
prize winners from classes 21-25
Sashes to the Champion & Reserve
Class
26
Ridden Pre-Veteran
Info:
Horses and ponies 15 years to 19 years, any breed and height. Rider any age.
Info:
Horses and ponies 20-24 years, any breed and height. Rider any age
Class
28
Ridden Diamond Veteran
Info:
Horses and ponies 25 years & over, any breed and height. Rider any age
Class
29
In Hand Pre-Veteran
Info:
Horses and ponies 15 years to 19 years, any breed and height. Handler any age
Info:
Horses and ponies 20-24 years, any breed and height. Handler any age
Class
31
In Hand Veteran Plus
Info:
Horses and ponies 25 years & over, any breed and height. Handler any age
VETERAN
CHAMPIONSHIP
All 1st & 2nd prize winners from classes 26-31
Sashes to the Champion & Reserve
Class
32
Clear Round Working Hunter
Info:
Open to any Horse or Pony. £2 ringside on the day. Rosettes to all clear rounds.
Class
33
Novice Working Hunter (0.60m)
Info:
Will not commence before 9:30am
Rider any age. Horses and ponies 4 years and over. Fences not to exceed 60cm. To
be judged on jumping, conformation, show and style. This class will be run as one
height class and split into a junior section for riders aged 16 years and under and
a senior section for riders over 16. Separate prizes will apply for each junior and
senior section.
Class
34
Open Working Hunter (0.85m)
Info:
Rider any age. Horse and ponies 4 years and over. Fences will not exceed 85cm.
To be judged on jumping, conformation, show and style.
Info:
Riders of any age. Horse to be aged 4 years and over, measuring 15hh and over. To be judged on conformation, manners and way of going
Info:
Rider under 25 years on 1/1/23. Pony to not exceed 153cm (15hh),
Class
37
In Hand Cob & Maxi Cob
Info:
Open to horses or ponies of any height. Rider any age.
Info:
Riders of any age. Horses to be aged 4 years and over, measuring 15hh and over.
The winner of this class will be presented with the Richardson Rose Bowl
Class
39
Ridden Cob/ Maxi Cob
Info:
Open to horses or ponies of any height. Rider any age.
Class
40
Show Hunter Pony
Info:
Rider any age. Pony 4 years and over. 15hh and under.
HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP
All 1st & 2nd prize winners from classes 33, 34, 38 & 40
Sashes to the Champion & Reserve
Class
41
Clear Round Show Jumping (0.45m)
Info:
Commencing 8.45am. Prompt.
Jumps approx. 45cm to start. Height of jumps to be raised at intervals during the
day. Rosettes to all clear rounds. Entry £2 per round at the ringside on the day.
Class
42
Pole Class (0.50m)
Info:
Commencing 10am approx
Poles on the floor. Horses/ponies may be led.
Class
43
Cross Pole Jumping (0.40m)
Info:
Horses/ponies may be led.
Class
44
Cradle Stakes Jumping (0.50m)
Info:
Jumps approx. 50cm in first round. Ponies may be led.
Pony or rider not to have previously won any money under British Showjumping
(BS) Rules
Class
45
Nursery Stakes (0.55m)
Info:
Jumps approx. 55cm in first round. Pony or rider not to have previously won any
money under BS Rules.
Info:
Commencing 9am Prompt
Yearling, two or three year olds. Colt, filly or gelding. No foals
Info:
To include Mountain & Moorland. Pony to be 12hh & under. Rider 9 years & under
on 1/1/22
Class
49
First Ridden Pony
Info:
To include Mountain & Moorland Pony to be 12.2hh & under. Rider under 11yrs
on 1/1/22
Info:
Handler under 14yrs on 1/1/23. To be shown in-hand. Young handlers may be
assisted
Class
51
Best Young Rider
Info:
To be judged on the ability of the young rider to show horse or pony to its best advantage in individual show and over a small jump. Rider under 16yrs on 1/1/23.
MINI CHAMPIONSHIP
All 1st & 2nd prize winners from classes 48-51
Sashes to the Champion & Reserve
Info:
Commencing from 12:30noon.
To be shown mounted or in-hand. The children’s involvement in creating the
costume will be taken into consideration by the Judge. Riding hats and correct
footwear must be worn by all competitors. Rider/handlers 16 years and under.
Info:
Horses and ponies may be ridden on or off the leading rein, or shown in-hand.
Class
53 B
Scruffiest Mane
Info:
Horses and ponies may be ridden on or off the leading rein, or shown in-hand.
Info:
Horses and ponies may be ridden on or off the leading rein, or shown in-hand.
Class
53 D
Owner look-a-like
Info:
Horses and ponies may be ridden on or off the leading rein, or shown in-hand.
Class
53 E
Prettiest Mare
Info:
Horses and ponies may be ridden on or off the leading rein, or shown in-hand.
Class
53 F
Handsomest Gelding
Info:
Horses and ponies may be ridden on or off the leading rein, or shown in-hand.
Class
53 G
Horse/ Pony Judge would like to take Home
Info:
Horses and ponies may be ridden on or off the leading rein, or shown in-hand.
Info:
£10 for all 5 races. Tickets sold from the secretary’s box on the day, all riders must have paid the £3 first aid fee and have a competitor back number. Riders will be
divided into groups depending on age:
Group A Riders 5 years & under. Ponies to be on a leading rein
Group B Riders 6 - 10 years inclusive.
Group C Riders 11 - 15 years inclusive.
Group D Riders 16 years and over
Riders can be led in any section. Races for each section will include the following and will be explained on the day:
BENDING
CARTON
EGG & SPOON
RIDE & RUN
FLAG RACE
Championship rosette presented to the horse/rider combination accumulating the
greatest number of points in each group.
CONSOLATION RACE
For all competitors who haven’t yet won a rosette, rosettes for all entrants.
Show Secretary:
Kimpton Horse Show Entries Secretary - Francesca Harding
Kimpton Horse Show, Kimpton, Hertfordshire
Postal and online entries can be made up until 11pm on Friday 26th July. All entries
after this time will incur a charge of £2 on top of the cost of the class entry fee and
will be classed as an ‘on the day’ entry.
Showing Judges
Classes 9-15: Mrs C Dew
Class 16: Cindy Moreau Hills
Classes 17-20: Ms J Uhart
Classes 21-25: Mrs V Bruce
Classes 26-31: Mr M Surman
Classes 33-40: Vanessa Marmon Jones
Classes 46-51: Mr K Pickwick
Classes 52-53: Mrs K Doubleday
Payment Details & Event Fees
Postal and online entries can be made up until 11pm on Friday 26th July. All entries
after this time will incur a charge of £2 on top of the cost of the class entry fee and
will be classed as an ‘on the day’ entry.
We now accept card payments at the show for entries.
You can enter using a Secure Online Entry System.
Payment is secure and it goes directly to Kimpton Horse Show.
You will receive an email confirmation of your class entry and payment.
FIRST AID: £3 per person
The Harding Perpetual Challenge Trophy
This Trophy will be awarded to the combination of horse and rider who
accumulates the greatest number of points throughout the Show. Points will be
awarded in all classes except Gymkhana, Fancy Dress, Personality Pony and Clear
Round Jumping, as follows:
1st. Place - 12 Points 2nd. Place - 8 Points
3rd. Place - 4 Points 4th. Place - 2 Points
The Wren Perpetual Challenge Trophy
This Trophy will be awarded to the combination of horse and rider who
accumulate the second greatest number of points throughout the Show. Points
will be awarded in all classes except gymkhana, fancy dress, personality pony and
clear round jumping, as above.
Both the Wren and Harding Trophies stay with the committee throughout the
year. They unfortunately cannot be taken home with the winners.
All class trophies are for winners to take home and keep
Qualifying Class Information
It is the responsibility of the competitor to ascertain the qualification
requirements for all qualifying classes. For rules and enquiries
please visit the following:
Concours d’Elegance Society of GB
First, second and third placed horses/ponies not already qualified in eligible
classes will qualify for the Champion of Britain Title classes to be held at Onley
Grounds Equestrian Centre on 24th-25th August 2024. If a horse/pony has already
qualified, cards may be handed down to 6th place at the judge’s discretion. Each
qualified horse/pony will receive a qualification card in the ring which will enable
the owner to enter the Championship Show, provided the owner and
rider/handler are, or become, registered with the Concours d’Elegance Society
within 21 days of the qualifying show. No horse registration is required. For up to
date information telephone the secretary on 07960 107111 or see
www.eqconcoursgb.com
The Sunshine Tour
This show is a qualifier for The Sunshine Tour Championships held at The All
England Jumping Course, Hickstead from 12th-15th September 2024. The
Championships are for unaffiliated and amateur competitors in Dressage from
Intro to Elementary, Show Jumping from Lead Rein to 1.05m; Showing for lead
rein, in-hand, ridden, working hunter, veterans, plus many more, Eventers
Challenge from 60cm through to 1m.
Qualification: 1st – 4th in dressage, show jumping & showing and 1st-6th in
eventers challenges.
Bring your Personal Qualification Form available from www.sunshinetour.co.uk
or ask the Secretary for a ‘Wild Card’.
Rules and restrictions apply, please check the website www.sunshinetour.co.uk
for Terms & Conditions.
Veteran Horse Society – AREA QUALIFIER 2024
First round qualifier for the Veteran Horse Society Supreme Final:
VETERAN HORSE OF THE YEAR 2024- Kindly Sponsored by Allen & Page.
Open to members and non-members. All competitors and grooms must
adhere to VHS Rules in all circumstances. Failure to do so may result inimmediate disqualification.
VHS Regional Final qualification. All competitors placed 1 st to 4 th in each
Area Qualifier class will qualify for the corresponding class at VHS Regional
Finals. Members must carry their card in the ring at all times and have their
showing card signed by the judge as proof of qualification. Non-members
will receive a red qualification card which can be exchanged for signed
showing card when applying for VHS membership, this MUST be done
within 21 days of qualification. It is the competitors’ responsibility to
present their Showing card to the judge.
Regional Finals are open to members only.
All competitors are eligible to enter open classes at the National Veteran
Championships, to be held at Arena UK Lincolnshire on 30th August – 1st
September 2024 . No qualification or membership necessary. See VHS
website for schedule which is available mid season in 2024.
For further information please visit the VHS website
www.veteran-horse-society.co.uk or phone
the VHS Show Office on 01239 881300 or 07789 514004.
British Appaloosa Society Merit
A British Appaloosa Society Merit will be awarded to the highest placed BApS
member with a BApS registered horse (including part-breds) in classes 12, 14,
17 and 46.
BApS Membership cards must be shown to the show secretary to claim your
merits on completion of your classes. It is the members responsibility to get
the slip signed by the secretary and return the Merit slips to BApS to claim
their award following the show.
Cantering or galloping on the showground, except in the rings or in the immediate
vicinity of the practice ring, is strictly prohibited. Anyone violating this rule is
liable to be disqualified from all classes with no refund on entry fees.
Only well-behaved colts or stallions will be permitted on the showground. Any
animal deemed to be showing dangerous behaviour will be asked to leave.
No lunging of horses or ponies on the showground or in practice rings.
Proof of age may be required in appropriate classes where age limits apply, prize
money may be withheld until this is produced.
Age as on the day of the show unless otherwise stated.
For safety reasons hard hats to at least current BS standard must be worn at all
times when mounted on the showground and a jacket must be worn when
jumping. Body protectors are also recommended.
In the event of classes clashing or running late, entry fees WILL NOT be refunded;
competitors must choose which class they want to compete in. Refund of entry
fees will only be made on production of a doctors or vets certificate. Entrants
arriving late will not be admitted into a class unless at the judge’s discretion.
Any objection to any award must be lodged in writing at the secretary’s caravan,
on the showground, within thirty minutes of the end of the judging of the class in
question. The objector must pay a deposit of £10 to the secretary when the
objection is lodged.
Neither the committee, nor any judge or steward or other official shall be liable for
injury to the person, the horse or any other personal property of any competitor,
spectator, or other person, however arising. It is an express condition of entry that
each competitor shall hold the committee, judges, stewards and other officials
harmless in respect of all such injury or damage.
Authorised officials and competitors ONLY are allowed in the ring. The decision of
the judges and committee is final
Email Secretary - secretary@kimptonhorseshow.co.uk
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