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Show Date
Sat, Jul 20, 2024
Closing Date
Fri, Jul 19, 2024
Starting Times:
All competitors must provide their own competitor number which must be clearly visible at all times.
RING 1 – SHOWING CLASSES TO START 9.30AM
Judge – Mrs J Thomas and TBC.
RING 2 - SHOWING CLASSES TO START 9.30AM
Judge – Mrs E Willetts.
RING 3 – UNAFFILIATED SHOW JUMPING TO START 9.30AM Judge – Mrs L. Dawson. Classes 19 - 26 to be jumped as unaffiliated single phase. Open to horses and ponies, classes may be split if entries
permit. Combinations taking part in classes 24 – 27 may not enter classes 19 – 22 and vice versa.
RING 4 - CLEAR ROUND SHOW JUMPING TO START 9AM- 2PM
RING 5 - HANDY PONY TO START 10AM– 1PM
Judge –TBC.
RING 6 - NOVELTY CLASSES TO START 10.30AM
Judge – Mrs C Bull. GYMKHANA TO START NOT BEFORE 1.30PM - Gymkhana to start following the fancy dress class parade
RING 7 - DRESSAGE
Judge – TBC Times will be available online or from the secretary by 17th July 2024 after 4pm.
Class
0
Clear Round Show Jumping
Info:
Entries on the day. Pay on the day available at £5.00 per round to include rosette.
You must have a competitor number from the secretary (unless already been allocated one) before you can compete.
Class
1
Ridden Best Turned Out
Info:
Including lead rein
Info:
Not exceeding 12.2hh. Suitable for and to be ridden by children 8 years and under.Ponies
must be shown in snaffle bridle. The same rider and pony combinations cannot compete in
classes 2 and 3.
Class
3
First Ridden Pony
Info:
Not exceeding 12.2hh. Suitable for and to be ridden by children 10 years and under off the
leading rein. No cantering except for individual show (optional).Ponies must be shown in
snaffle bridle. The same rider and pony combination cannot compete in classes 2 and 3.
Class
4
Best Family Pony or Horse
Info:
Riders will be asked to give a short show including a small jump that may be altered at the discretion
of the judge. To be judged on show, manners and suitability for the rider.
Confirmation not considered. Horses and ponies any height. Riders any age.
Class
5
Ridden Pony Club Pony
Info:
Not exceeding 14.2hh, 4 years old and over. Showing will include a jump.
Class
6
In Hand Mountain & Moorland
Info:
All Breeds. Welsh A and B, Shetland, Exmoor, Dartmoor, Welsh C and D, New Forest, Fell, Connemara, Dales,
Highland. Class may be split to small and large breeds if entries permit. To be shown in hand.
Class
7
In Hand Non-Native
Info:
Horses or ponies who are of a registered breed not native to the UK. Breeds may include, but not
limited to Haflinger, Fjord, Arabs, Friesians, Warmbloods etc. To be shown in hand.
Class
8
Ridden Mountain & Moorland
Info:
All breeds. Welsh A and B, Shetland, Exmoor, Dartmoor, Welsh C and D, New Forest, Fell, Connemara, Dales,
Highland. Class may be split to small and large breeds if entries permit.
Class
9
Ridden Non-Native
Info:
Horses or ponies who are of a registered breed not native to the UK. Breeds may include, but not
limited to Haflinger, Fjord, Arabs, Friesians, Warmbloods etc
Info:
Exceeding 14.2hh, 4 years old and over.
Class
11
Ridden Hunter Pony
Info:
Not exceeding 14.2hh, 4 years old and over. Lead Rein and First Ridden Welcome.
Class
12
Riding Club Horse
Info:
Exceeding 14.2hh, 4 years old and over.
Info:
Trimmed or hairy. Class may be split if entries permit.
Class
14
In Hand Coloured
Info:
All colours permitted.
Info:
Horse or Pony 17 years or older.
Info:
All colours permitted.
Info:
Horse or pony 17 years or older.
Class
18
Race Horse To Riding Horse
Info:
Racehorses to riding horses need not necessarily have raced; however, all horses must have been in
training at some time and registered with Wetherbys. To be assessed on conformation, manners and
way of going.
Class
19
Lead Rein Show Jumping (0.30m)
Table/Speed:
Single Phase
Info:
Cross poles and no fillers. Novice riders on lead rein
Class
20
Assisted Show Jumping (0.30m)
Table/Speed:
Single Phase
Info:
Cross poles and no fillers. Aimed at novice
combinations just off the lead rein. Riders can be assisted in the ring but not be led around the
entire course.
Class
21
Assisted Show Jumping (0.45m)
Table/Speed:
Single Phase
Info:
Riders can be assisted in the ring but not led around the entire course.
Class
22
Very Novice (0.50m)
Table/Speed:
Single Phase
Info:
No spreads. Unassisted, combinations not to have won
an unassisted show jumping competition.
Class
23
Pairs Show Jumping (0.50m)
Info:
Rider 1 to jump first half of the course, rider 2 to jump second half of the course with whip handover within a box. Course to be confirmed on the day.
Class
24
Show Jumping (0.60m)
Table/Speed:
Single Phase
Class
25
Show Jumping (0.70m)
Table/Speed:
Single Phase
Class
26
Show Jumping (0.80m)
Table/Speed:
Single Phase
Class
27
Chase me Charlie
Table/Speed:
Single Phase
Info:
One fence to be jumped only. This will be raised with each round. Those
rider/horse combinations that jump clear proceed to the next round, with the highest clear round
jump declared the winner
Class
30
Handy Pony - In Hand
Info:
Open to any age horse/pony.
Info:
Not to start before 1pm. To assemble and parade in front of the marquee for judging. Ridden or in hand. All riders must wear a current standard approved helmet and boots with
a heel.
Judge: Mrs Walker
Class
32
Cheekiest Horse or Pony
Info:
Classes will be split if entries allow. All classes
may be ridden or in hand.
Class
33
Handsomest Gelding
Info:
Classes will be split if entries allow. All classes
may be ridden or in hand.
Info:
Classes will be split if entries allow. All classes
may be ridden or in hand.
Class
35
Pony the Judge would like to take Home
Info:
Classes will be split if entries allow. All classes
may be ridden or in hand.
Class
36
Best Young Handler
Info:
Classes will be split if entries allow. All classes
may be ridden or in hand.
Info:
RIDER 10 YEARS AND UNDER Classes will be split if entries allow. All classes
may be ridden or in hand.
Info:
RIDER 16 YEARS AND UNDER Classes will be split if entries allow. All classes
may be ridden or in hand.
Info:
Riders 7 and under – leading rein allowed
Will not to start before 1.30pm. Races may include bending, mug race, ride & run, etc Max 4 races per class
Pre –Entries and Entries on the day are £10 per class. If you are entering on the day you must have a competitor number from the secretary (unless already been allocated one) before you can compete.
Rosettes to 4th place in the heats and 6place for each class with an overall Championship to be awarded at the end.
Info:
Riders 10 years and under – assisted allowed
Will not to start before 1.30pm. Races may include bending, mug race, ride & run, etc Max 4 races per class
Pre –Entries and Entries on the day are £10 per class. If you are entering on the day you must have a competitor number from the secretary (unless already been allocated one) before you can compete.
Rosettes to 4th place in the heats and 6place for each class with an overall Championship to be awarded at the end.
Info:
Riders 14 years and under
Will not to start before 1.30pm. Races may include bending, mug race, ride & run, etc Max 4 races per class
Pre –Entries and Entries on the day are £10 per class. If you are entering on the day you must have a competitor number from the secretary (unless already been allocated one) before you can compete.
Rosettes to 4th place in the heats and 6place for each class with an overall Championship to be awarded at the end.
Class
42
Introductory - Test A
Info:
Assisted – can be on lead rein/assistant in the ring
Class
43
Introductory - Test A
Info:
Non-Assisted. Riders any age. Horse/pony any height.
Prizes in kind to the winners of each section
Class
44
Preliminary - Test 12 (Rev 2016)
Info:
Riders any age. Horse/pony any height.Rosette awarded to the highest placed Ex-Racehorse and
Highest Placed Junior – you must please inform the secretary on the day if you are eligible for
either of these.
Prizes in kind to the winner.
Show Secretary:
Inkberrow Horse Show Entries Secretary
Rush Farm, Stockwood, Nr Redditch, Worcs B966SX
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 19 JULY 2024 12NOON (Except Dressage which closes Wednesday 17 July 2024)
ENTRIES ON THE DAY MAY BE ACCEPTED ONLY IF THERE IS SPACE.
GYMKHANA / HANDY PONY / CLEAR ROUND ENTRIES ~ CAN BE TAKEN RING SIDE ONCE YOU HAVE BEEN ALLOCATED A
COMPETITOR NUMBER BY THE SECRETARY (UNLESS YOU ALREADY HAVE ONE VIA ENTERING ONLINE)
First Aid Facilities on Site
Accessible Toilets on site
Veterinary Surgeons Macarthur Barstow & Gibbs(on call throughout the day)
Farrier (on call throughout the day)
Photographer on Site Photographer will be present. Links to websites will be provided on our facebook and
website.
Refreshments Worcestershire Hunt Supporters Club: Providing BBQ, Bar, Tea/Coffee, soft drinks etc.
Payment Details & Event Fees
Entries in advance only. You can book using our Secure Online Entry System.
Payment is secure and it goes directly to Inkberrow Horse Show.
You will receive an email confirmation of your booking and payment.
Rosettes to 6th Place, sashes to all winners for all classes. Prizes where stated.
In the event that the competition has to be cancelled, the entry fee will be refunded minus a £4 admin fee.
1. The Show Committee and Landowner do not accept any responsibility or liability for any accident, damage,
injury or illness to any person, animal or property whatsoever arising out of this show.
2. The decision of the Judges is final
3. Objections must be handed to the secretary within 30 minutes of the incident with £100 deposit. The
deposit will be forfeited if the objection is not sustained.
4. Refunds will only be given on production of a valid Veterinary or Doctor’s certificate 14 days prior to the
show. A fee of £4 for admin will be held by the show.
5. The Committee reserves the right to alter or cancel any class and to refuse any entry.
6. First aid cover will be £2 per competitor to assist with the cost of the First Aid Cover.
7. Anyone mounted must wear hats complying with standard PAS015 (2011), VG1 01.040 2014-12 provided
they are BSI kitemarked or Inspec IC Mark. It is recommended that everyone (especially 16yrs and under)
showing in hand must also wear a hard hat as above with a secure fitting chin strap. Body protectors are
recommended.
8. Horses must only be walking on the showground unless they are in the collecting ring to warm up.
9. Galloping is strictly forbidden.
10. Jackets and proper riding boots must be worn in the showing ring.
11. No misuse of the whip will be allowed.
12. Any outside assistance, bad language to other competitors, judges or officialswill incur elimination.
13. All dogs must be kept on a lead and cleared up after. Please note Rush Farm is a working farm with livestock
around.
14. The practice fence must only be jumped in the direction flagged and at the appropriate height for the class.
15. Competitors are responsible for having their own insurance in place.
16. No stallion to be led or ridden by any person under 16years.
17. If you are competing or attending on your own then it is your responsibility to ensure the secretary has a
contact detail for your preferred person in case of emergency.
18. All horses and ponies must have had a vaccination certificate issued with the last 12 months. This must be
available for inspection should it be required.
19. Please ensure all rubbish and muck is taken home.
20. In the event that the competition has to be cancelled, the entry fee will be refunded minus a £4 admin fee.
21. It is the competitor’s responsibility to keep in contact with the show to ensure they do not miss a class if
classes are running slightly ahead from the approximate timetable issued prior to the show.
No refunds will be issued if you were to miss a class.
Email Secretary - secretaryinkberrowhorseshow@gmail.com
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