Showjumping

Dismounted prize giving in accordance with rule 101.7.
Single Phase. Speed 350mpm. Start Height 1.25m. DRAWN ORDER
For registered horses in Grades: A, B & C. Ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members who will be aged 12 years or over in the current calendar year.
In the event of insufficent entries lower prizes will be withheld - rule 76.6

Mounted prize giving in accordance with rule 101.7.
Rule 305. Table A7. Speed 350mpm. Start Height 1.35m. DRAWN ORDER
For registered horses in Grade C as at 1 April 2026, to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. Qualifies for: Horse of the Year Show Grade C Championship Final. Numbers to qualify: Top three horses, disregarding those already qualified. Qualifying period: May to September.
In the event of insufficent entries lower prizes will be withheld - rule 76.6

Dismounted prize giving in accordance with rule 101.7.
Rule 301. Two Phase. Speed 375mpm. Start Height 1.40m. DRAWN ORDER.
For registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. Qualifies for: National 1.40m Championship at the British Showjumping National Championships. Qualifying period: 1st July - 30th June. Numbers to qualify: Two double clears to qualify to the final. Also any two double clears from any International Trial or Area Trial or classes 1.40m or above in the qualifying period will qualify for the Final.
Double clear qualifications will not be obtained from one round competitions (e.g. Table A4 or Table A (1 Round)). FEI tack and boot rules apply with the exception of Padded Baton and Spurs which must comply with national rules 101.9 & 102.9. Standing martingales are permitted in line with rule 102.3.
In the event of insufficent entries lower prizes will be withheld - rule 76.6

Mounted prize giving - mandatory, in accordance with rule 101.7 (top 10 required).
Rule 293. Table A9. Speed 375mpm. Start Height 1.50m. DRAWN ORDER
For registered horses in Grades A & B to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior members. This competition may not be restricted to invited riders or limited to less than 40 entries. Qualifies for: The Queen Elizabeth II Cup at the Royal International Horse Show. Numbers to qualify: The top 20 riders on the Area/International Trials points list, for the period April - September.
Points will be awarded to riders placed 6th= or higher in Area Trials on the following scale; riders placed equal will share equally the total points attributable to the combined placings (for example, four riders placed 4th equal receive: 8+4+2+0 divided by 4 = 3.5 points each).
1st 64 points
2nd 32 points
3rd 16 points
4th 8 points
5th 4 points
6th 2 points.
Points are awarded to each rider as the result of his/her best six results on points in Area Trials held during the qualifying period. Visiting Members are eligible to compete in Area Trial competitions, but will not be awarded points. For the purposes only of calculating points, the placings of Visiting Members will be disregarded and points will be awarded to the remaining competitors according to their adjusted placings once this has been done.
FEI tack and boot rules apply with the exception of Padded Baton and Spurs which must comply with national rules 101.9 & 102.9. Standing martingales are permitted in line with rule 102.3.

Dismounted prize giving in accordance with rule 101.7.
Rule 274. Table A. Speed 375mpm. Start Height 1.15m. DRAWN ORDER
In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes will be withheld. Rule - 76.6
Open to Adult, Associate and Junior Members. The order of starting must be drawn. This competition takes place over six, eight or 10 obstacles which are progressively more difficult. No combination obstacles are allowed. The progressive difficulty is not solely due to the height and spread of the obstacles, but also to the difficulty of the track. Points are awarded as follows: One point for obstacle No. 1 cleared, two points for No. 2, three points for No. 3 etc. with total of 21, 36 or 55 points. No point is awarded for an obstacle knocked down.
Faults other than knock-downs are penalised as for Table A and any of these faults, including time faults, are converted into points and deducted from any jumping points scored. In the event of equality of points for first place, there will be a jump-off against the clock over a shortened course, over obstacles that may be increased in height and/or spread. The obstacles in the jump-off must be jumped in the same order as in the first round and retain their respective points allotted in the first round. This competition may also take place directly against the clock. For the last obstacle of the course, an alternative obstacle may be provided, of which one part may be designated the Joker. The Joker must be more difficult than the alternative obstacle and carry double points. If the Joker is knocked down, the points must be deducted from the total.