Horses

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to be shown in ring with or without mare.

champion and reserve to be awarded

for the best heavy horse under 3 years old, to be decided between the winners of class 3 and 4. Champion and reserve to be awarded

3 years and over

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Open to horses, 4 years old and over that are registered in the main British Stud Books of the Shire, Clydesdale, Suffolk or Percheron Society at the time of qualification and must be entered in the name and ownership they are registered.
Qualification to be awarded no lower than third place if the winning horse has already qualified.
Riders will be required to give a short individual show at walk, trot & canter or set show lasting approximately 2 minutes.
Change of rein and lengthened strides in trot and canter must be shown.
Rein back, (optional) stand still and obedience to the leg. Horses should leave the ring at a walk or trot. Entries will not be asked to jump.

4 years and over, 14.3 hands or more, mare or gelding

Piebald/Skewbald native or non-native type any size no lead-reins

Including Maxi-Cobs mare or gelding, 4 years and over suitable for general riding, pleasure rides and riding club. No jumping required

Horses MUST have raced in UK or France. 4 Years and over. Not to be ridden by the Judge

Class for all-comers, nothing disallowed; must be under saddle with riders dressed as for a 3+ hour ride. Paces to be shown and optional tasks ie. open/shut gate to gain extra points. No jumping

Pure Bred, natural state only, no-spurs. Judged as one class - same course for both sections only height changed for Large Breeds

Under 15 Hands to jump natural fences not more than 70cm

15 Hands and over to jump natural fances not more that 90cm. A novice horse has not to have won more than £50 prize money in ANY jumping class - any horses that have will be transferred to Class 19

15 Hands and over to jump natural fences not more that 105cm

To be shown in natural state. For registered Shetland, Dartmoor, exmoor andWelsh Sec A & B ponies. Mares, geldings or stallions

To be shown in natural state. For registered , Welsh C & D, Connemara, Sales, New Forest and Highland ponies. Mares, geldings or stallions

Open to any breed of Mountain & Moorland pony, pony must be 4 years old or over. Rider must be aged 3 or under 8 on showday. The pony must wear a snaffle bridle with lead rein attached to the noseband and not to the bit. Leader must be 16 years or over.

Rider must be 12 years or under on showday. Rider must be suitably mounted regarding size of mount. Must be shown in a snaffle bridle. Trot & Canter in a group before rider shows mount individually and should show canter.

No spurs, to be shown in natural state. For registered Shetland, Dartmoor, exmoor andWelsh Sec A & B ponies. Mares, geldings or stallions

No spurs, to be shown in natural state. For registered , Welsh C & D, Connemara, Sales, New Forest and Highland ponies. Mares, geldings or stallions

To be judged on suitability for developing inexperienced rider’s skills. Riders over 8 years, under 14 years - genuine novices in first showing season. Lead rein entrants must stay on lead for any other classes entered.

For slightly more experienced riders, able to go off the lead rein. Rider not to exceed 14 years of age.

For novice ponies and/or riders. No cantering in go round, but short canter may be shown in the individual show if wanted.

Ridden by a child or adult. For horses/ponies aged 15 years and older

Riders 16 years and under. Horse/pony any size/type etc. To be judged on position, balance and effectiveness of rider and way of going of horse/pony.

Riders over 16 years. Horse/pony any size/type etc. To be judged on position, balance and effectiveness of rider and way of going of horse/pony

Traditional i.e. Normal riding clothes. Pony correctly turned out/presented.

Judged on good use of arena, even rhythm and correct canter leads.

Course of jumps to negotiate, clear rounds to jump off against the clock

Course of jumps to negotiate, clear rounds to jump off against the clock

Course of jumps to negotiate, clear rounds to jump off against the clock

How high can you and your pony go?!

Handler to be aged 16 years and under on show day. Judged on how child handles and presents the pony and general turnout. Age taken into account.

16 years or over on show day. Judged on how handler handles and presents horse/pony and general turnout.

Judged on horse/pony’s general condition and turnout.

To be judged on overall condition and turnout, for equines over the age of 15 years.

Any height/type/age. Shown by an adult or a child.