1.     Entries no later than Friday 26th July 2024 by My Riding Life. Additional Entries will be accepted at the Show without additional fees.  Late Entries will be accepted up until the start of the previous class at an extra cost of £5 per class.  Refund of entry money will be paid in accordance with Rule 79.5. Competitors entering a drawn order class after the draw has taken place will be required to go first.

2. All trophies must be returned to Karen Dufty, Les Blanches Pierres, St Ouen JE3 2DB  no later than 19th July 2024 suitably engraved and clean. 

3. All jumping classes are unaffiliated but we reserve the right to use/comply with the prevailing BS Rule and Year Book (as updated) and 2024 local Rules. All horses and ponies, including visiting ones, must be aged four years or over (foaled in or before 2020).

4. All competitors taking part in the show (jumping or showing) must take out a temporary St Lawrence Charity Horse Show Membership at a cost of £10 for the Show weekend valid for this show only. IF THE COMPETITOR IS A FULLY PAID-UP MEMBER OF BSJA JERSEY this membership does not apply.

5. In the event of insufficient starters, lower prizes may be withheld in accordance with Rule 76.6.

6. The Show Committee reserves the right to refuse any entries, amalgamate, amend, cancel or split any class if deemed necessary.  Objections must be made in writing within 30 minutes of the end of the class to the Secretary’s Caravan.  In all disputes, the Show Committee’s decision will be final.

7. Health & Safety: There will be qualified First Aiders and Safe Guarding Officers on the Showground.  The Organisers have taken all reasonable precautions to ensure the Health & Safety of everyone present.  For these measures to be effective, everyone must take reasonable care to avoid and prevent accidents occurring and must comply with the instructions of the Organisers and all Officials/Stewards.  Please also take note of the signs displayed on the Showground.  Regulation Hard Hats and correct footwear must be worn whilst mounted as specified in the BS 2024 Rule Book.

8. No motorbikes, mopeds or bicycles are to be ridden on the Show Ground. Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times and owners must clean up after their dogs.

9. Legal Liability: neither the Organisers nor any person acting on their behalf accept any liability for any loss, damage, accident, injury or illness to competitors, spectators or any person or property whatsoever.  Competitors are encouraged to take out personal accident insurance.

10. Leaders in lead rein classes must wear regulation riding hats and must be 15 years old or over. A junior handler is 14 years or under and may be allowed to act as a leader on the provision that an adult is with them at all times.

11. Stallions: In accordance with BS Rule 102.13, stallions must be properly restrained. When being led, they must be led from a bit, with a lead rope of a minimum length of 2.5m to include a chain of approximately 0.50m attached to the bit. A British Showjumping stallion disc must be displayed and clearly visible on both sides of a stallion's bridle(s) at all times. Stallions must not be left tied to a lorry or trailer or any other vehicle.  In addition to the two stallion discs, a length of white ribbon with the British Showjumping logo on to be worn in the tail of stallions at all times.  Show Organisers have the jurisdiction to disqualify any stallion from the show, if, in their opinion, it is behaving in such a way likely to cause accident and/or injury to other horses/ponies, competitors, their associates or any member of the public. Should this occur, the animal should be returned to its horsebox immediately and asked to leave the show site.

12. Showing Competitors: As a courtesy to the Judge & Scribe, numbers must be worn on rider’s backs, not on the pony/horse’s bridle.

13. Showing Classes:  Horses/Ponies can only enter classes on EITHER Saturday 3rd  OR Sunday 4^th 

13. Points Trophies are awarded to the pony/horse rider combination that have accumulated the most points throughout the Show as determined by the Show Committee. 

PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOU CLEAR UP ANY MESS MADE BY YOU/YOUR HORSE/PONY OR DOG IN THE BOX PARK OR ON THE SHOWGROUND BEFORE YOU LEAVE. LITTER BINS AND MANURE SKIPS HAVE BEEN PROVIDED.  THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION.

PLEASE NOTE THE SHOWGROUND WILL BE WATERED

Entries in advance only. You can book using our Secure Online Entry System.
Payment is secure and it goes directly to St Lawrence Horse Show
You will receive an email confirmation of your booking and payment.

Entry fee for all classes as per schedule.

ALL COMPETITORS (OR THEIR REPRESENTATIVE) WILL BE REQUIRED TO HELP WITH THIS EVENT, AND YOU WILL NEED TO COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE PAGE TO FINALISE YOUR ENTRIES,  EXAMPLES OF HELP INCLUDE SET UP, CLEAR UP, COLLECTING RING, ANNOUNCING, STEWARD,  SCRIBING, ARENA PARTY OR ANY OTHER SPECIAL SKILLS YOU CAN BRING!

 15. Rules for Grand Prix Classes: This is a three-round competition.  All horses/ponies jumping clear in the first round, or if there are fewer than 10 clear rounds, the 10 horses/ponies with the least number of faults go forward to the second round, carrying forward any faults incurred with them.  Round two is jumped over a puissance-type course of single fences, not against the clock.  Horses/ponies with the highest number of faults in the first round will jump first, followed by those with the next highest and so on.  If there is equality of faults after the second round, there will be a jump-off over a shortened version of the first course.  Lower placings will be decided first on the total number of faults, then on the time taken in the first round.

16. Rules for Eraser Stakes: This competition will be run as Table A4 with the exception that for the last obstacle of the course, an alternative obstacle will be provided.  The alternative obstacle will not be less than 10cms and not more than 15cms greater in height of the class and will be known as the “Eraser Fence”.  Each competitor may then choose to jump one or other of the alternatives which form the last obstacle.  Any competitor who has incurred faults prior to the last obstacle and who jumps the “Eraser Fence” clear will then have four faults “erased” from his/her total score for his/her round (i.e., a four-fault round prior to the last obstacle will then count as a clear, an eight-fault round prior to the last obstacle will be reduced to a four-fault total).  Any error incurred whilst jumping the “Eraser Fence” will be penalised in faults in the same manner as for any normal fence (i.e., knockdown will incur four faults and will be added to the penalties incurred prior to jumping the “Eraser Fence”).  The choice to jump the “Eraser Fence” is entirely at the discretion of the competitor and there will be no signal made to inform the rider whether or not he/she has incurred faults in his/her round prior to the last fence.  Placings will be determined on faults and time after any adjustments have been made for successfully jumping the “Eraser Fence”.

17. Rules for Championship Classes: These classes will be run under Table A9.  At the conclusion of the first round, all clear rounds, or, if there are less than 5 clear rounds, those 5 with the least faults in the first round will qualify to go forward to the jump-off.  If there is a tie for 5^th place, the fastest competitor will qualify.  The placings will be determined by adding together faults incurred in both rounds.  In case of equality of faults, the fastest time in the jump-off will determine the final placings.  Lower placings for competitors not taking part in the jump-off will depend on the faults and time in the first round.

 Refund of entry money will be paid in accordance with Rule 79.5. Competitors entering a drawn order class after the draw has taken place will be required to go first.

The Organising Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry and to amalgamate/change, cancel or postpone any Classes should there be insufficient entries received or prevailing weather conditions and/or time restrictions. 2. The Organising Committee and BSJA Jersey accept no responsibility for loss, damage or injury to persons, animals or vehicles resulting from the Show.  Showing competitors please note that headgear must comply with British Showjumping Rules.(Rule 101.3) 4. All horses and ponies, including visiting ones, must be aged four years or over (foaled in or before 2020) . 

All competitors taking part in the show (jumping or showing) must take out a temporary St Lawrence Charity Horse Show Membership at a cost of £10 for the Show weekend  valid for this show only. IF THE COMPETITOR IS A FULLY PAID-UP MEMBER OF BSJA JERSEY this membership does not apply.