SEIB Showing Series Qualifier- Hartpury

122cms to 148cms or under. Ponies 5 years and over. Riders 12 years or over on the date of the HOYS championship. Riders will be asked to give a short show and jump two fences at 2ft and 2ft 3in. Adults and children may enter and ride ponies in this class as long as their weight and size is appropriate, decision of the judge is final on the suitability of horse and rider. Unsuitable combinations will be eliminated.
Class judged on 50% conformation, temperament, type and manners and 50% performance. Judges will ensure that conformation and temperament will allow the pony to be a competent all round performer, capable of doing most work including jumping and dressage. Harmony of pony and rider will be taken into account. Jumping style and approach is important and the judges will not ride. The same bridle must be worn throughout and snaffle bridles will not be penalised, no running gags, martingales are optional.
Tweed or show jackets. Please see schedule for dress code for rider and groom.

1st will qualify at Judge’s discretion.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.

Horses 148cms and over. Horses 5 years and over. Riders 12 years or over on the date of the HOYS championship. Riders will be asked to give a short show and jump two fences at 2ft 3in and 2ft 6in. Adults and children may enter and ride horses in this class. Riders must not be over-horsed and the decision of the judge is final on the suitability of the horse and rider. Unsuitable combinations will be eliminated.
Judged on 50% conformation, temperament, type and manners and 50% performance. Judges will ensure that conformation and temperament allows the horse to be a competent all round performer, capable of doing most work including jumping and dressage. Harmony of horse and rider will be taken into account. Jumping style and approach is important. The judges will not ride. The same bridle must be worn throughout and snaffle bridles will not be penalised, no running gags, martingales are optional.
Tweed or show jackets. Please see schedule for dress code for rider and groom.

1st will qualify at Judge’s discretion.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.

153cms and over. 5 years and over. Riders 15 years or over on the day of the HOYS championship. Class will not be divided into different weights.
Tweed jacket. Please see schedule for dress code for rider and groom.

1st and 2nd qualify at judges discretion.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th

Hacks exceeding 148cms not exceeding 160cms, riding horse exceeding 148cms, 5 years or over. Riders 15 years or over on the date of the HOYS championship. The best of type will win.
Riding horse - tweed jacket. Hack - show jacket. Please see schedule for dress code for rider and groom.

1st and 2nd qualify at judges discretion irrespective of type.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.
At HOYS Championship rosettes will be awarded to both a Riding Horse and a Hack (subject to horses forward to Horse of the Year Show) and they will both qualify for the final Championship at the judge's discretion.

Show & maxi cobs, best of type will win. Maxi cobs should be true to type and all cobs should be hogged. Riders 15 years or over on the date of the HOYS
championship and horses 5 years or over.
Tweed jacket. Please see schedule for dress code for rider and groom.

1st and 2nd qualify at judges discretion.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.

Horses 4 years of age and over, riders 15 years of age and over on the date of the HOYS championship.
Please see schedule for dress code for rider and groom.

1st and 2nd will qualify for Horse of the Year Show.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.

Horses 5 years or over. No stallions. Open to horses and ponies registered as a traditional gypsy cob within the TGCA stud book. Part-breds not eligible. Riders 12 years and over on the day of the HOYS championship. Any queries about horse registration contact TGCAheadoffice@ gmail.com. Owners and riders do not have to be a member of the TGCA but horses have to be registered in the TGCA traditional gypsy cob stud book. Traditionals will not be ridden by the judge or the judge‘s representative, but will give a show. The traditional gypsy cob should be a strong, sturdy and powerful cob coupled with an abundance of luxuriant flowing mane, forelock, tail, and leg hair known as feather.
Please see schedule for dress code of rider and groom.

1st and 2nd will qualify at judge’s discretion.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.

Ponies must meet the breed standard, be registered in the relevant stud book and be 4 years of age or over. Riders must be 8 years of age or over on the date of the YHL championship.
Please see schedule for dress code of rider and groom.

1st and 2nd placed will qualify at judges discretion.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.

Open to any horse or pony 16 years of age or over. Riders 10 years of age or over on the date of the YHL championship. No restrictions other than age of horse, pony or rider. Riders can be show horse producers. Horses and ponies will compete together and will be expected to canter together as a class, they are likely to be asked to extend. No lead reins. There are no amateur restrictions in this class. The horse or pony will not be ridden by the judge and the competitor will be expected to give a show. Horses may be ridden side saddle.
Please see schedule for dress code of rider and groom.

1st and 2nd placed will qualify at judges discretion at each venue.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.

Only Open to members of the Pony Club aged 11 and under but over 5 on the date of the YHL Championship. Riders, owners and handlers must meet the SFAS amateur criteria. Pony must be 128cms or under and meet the Search for a Star Amateur criteria. Pony must be over 4 years old.
Snaffle bridles only. Lead rein must be attached to the noseband and not the bit and the child should be able to rise to the trot. No spurs allowed.
Judged on conformation, way of going and temperament to be able to take part in Pony Club activities with a young child, pony will not be stripped but will give a show.
Lunging will be allowed if the venue permits, but the pony must only be ridden by the competitor. Handlers of the lead rein pony should be suitably dressed with a hat and suitable footwear, ponies to be plaited unless they are registered mountain and moorland, traditional or native types. Horses and ponies that have been placed in the Pretty Polly Championships at RIHS are eligible to compete in the Pony Club Search for a Star Pony Club classes.
Please see schedule for dress code for rider and leader.
**Before the class you will have the chance to participate in a masterclass with one of our highly esteemed judges. This will give you the chance to ask any questions you may have about anything from the go round, to the set show to any tips on ringcraft and showmanship. You may also have the opportunity to perform the set show and receive any feedback about how to improve should you need it.**
There will be a set show, this is available to download and also in the schedule.

1st placed to qualify for Your Horse Live.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.

Only open to members of the Pony Club aged 11 and under but over 6 on the day of the YHL Championship.
Riders, owners and handlers must meet the SFAS amateur criteria. Pony must be 13.2hh or under and meet the Search for a star Amateur criteria. Pony must be over 4 years old.
Snaffle bridles only. No spurs allowed. Judged on confirmation, way of going and temperament to be bale to take part in Pony Club activities with a young child. Ponies will be stripped for confirmation and they will be asked to do the set show. Must be ridden independently but will not be asked to canter as a class.
Lungeing will be allowed if the venue permits, but the pony must only be ridden by the competitor. Ponies to be plaited unless they are registered mountain and moorland, native, or traditional types. Ponies that have been placed in the Pretty Polly Championships at RIHS are eligible to compete in the Pony Club Search for a Star classes.
Please see schedule for dress code for rider and groom.
**Before the class you will have the chance to participate in a masterclass with one of our highly esteemed judges. This will give you the chance to ask any questions you may have about anything from the go round, to the set show to any tips on ringcraft and showmanship. You may also have the opportunity to perform the set show and receive any feedback about how to improve should you need it.**
The set show is available to download and also in the schedule.

1st to qualify for Your Horse Live
Rosettes for all, placed down to 6th place

Only Open to members of the Pony Club aged over 10 on the date of the YHL Championship. Riders and owners must meet the SFAS amateur criteria. Open to ponies and horses that meet the Search for a Star Amateur criteria. (Class may be split subject to entries) Horse or pony must be over 4 years old. No spurs allowed. Will be asked to do the set show, and will be stripped for conformation. Lungeing will not be allowed anywhere on the showground. Horses and ponies to be plaited unless they are registered mountain and moorland, native or traditional types.
The animal should be an athletic type capable of doing all round Pony Club activities. The class will be judged on conformation, way of going and temperament. The horse or pony will not be ridden by the judge but the competitor will be asked to give a set show. Open to any type of horse or pony that is athletic enough to be an all-rounder but correct enough to be a show horse. Horses and ponies that have been placed in the Pretty Polly Championships at RIHS are eligible to compete in the Pony Club Search for a
Star Pony Club classes.
Please see schedule for dress code for rider and groom.
**Before the class you will have the chance to participate in a masterclass with one of our highly esteemed judges. This will give you the chance to ask any questions you may have about anything from the go round, to the set show to any tips on ringcraft and showmanship. You may also have the opportunity to perform the set show and receive any feedback about how to improve should you need it.**
There will be a set show, this is available to download and also in the schedule.

1st to qualify for Your Horse Live.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.

Horses over 15hh, handlers 14 years of age or over on the date of the YHL championship. Horses 3 years of age or over. Any type of plaited show horse or hogged show cob is eligible, best of type on the day will win. Horses must be shown in a bridle with a bit.
Please see schedule for dress code for handler.

1st placed horse to qualify.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th

Ponies 15hh or under, handlers 10 years of age or over on the date of the YHL championship. Ponies 3 years of age or over. Any type of plaited pony, best of type on the day will win. Ponies must be shown in a bridle with a bit.
Please see schedule for dress code for the handler.

1st placed pony to qualify.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.

Handlers 10 years of age or over on the date of the YHL championship. Horses/ ponies 3 years of age or over. Any type of native or traditional horse or pony is eligible, Cleveland Bay, Clydesdale, Hackney, Shire, Suffolk best of type on the day will win. Horses/ponies must be shown in a bridle with a bit.
Please see schedule for dress code for handler.

1st placed horse to qualify.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.

Horse or pony must be 16 years of age or over on the date of the YHL championship. Handlers 10 years of age or over on the date of the YHL championship. Any type of veteran horse or pony is eligible but horse or pony, owner and handler must fit the amateur SEIB Search for a Star rules, best of type on the day will win. Handler and horse may have competed at HOYS but ONLY in the Search for a Star series, the rest of the amateur rules stand. Horses or ponies that have been placed in the SSDL Championship at RIHS are eligible to compete in the Veteran in- hand Search for a Star class. Horses must be shown in a bridle with a bit.
Please see schedule for dress code for handler.

1st placed horse or pony to qualify.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.

All breed standards that are expected in the ridden class stand. Handlers 10 years of age or over on the date of the YHL championship. Horses/ponies 3 years of age or over. Animals should not be plaited. Ponies must be shown in a bridle with a bit.
Please see schedule for dress code for the handler.

1st placed pony to qualify.
Rosettes for all, Placed down to 6th.

Horses 5 years of age or over, riders 15 years of age or over on the date of the HOYS Championship. Owner, horseand rider must meet the SFAS amateurrulings, please read the SFAS rulebook, criteria will be strictly adhered to. 1st and 2nd qualify.
Please see schedule for dress code for rider and groom.

1st to qualify for Your Horse Live
Rosettes for all, placed down to 6th place

Open to any equine that is adopted, fostered, under a guardianship scheme from any National Equine Welfare Council registered Charity (NEWC).
or
Any equine that has been adopted, fostered, under a guardianship scheme from any other equine charity (must be registered with the Charity Commission)
or
Any equine that has been ‘independently’ rescued by an individual. There must be supporting evidence (photographic, veterinary) that will be requested in the ‘Rescue History’ for the equine, to demonstrate their rescue status.
Handlers 10 years of age or over on the date of the YHL championship. Horses/ ponies 3 years of age or over. Horses/ponies must be shown in a bridle with a bit. A coupling is recommended but not obligatory. History of the rescue horse or pony is required on entry, criteria will be checked by the Rescue Equine Showing Society. No refunds will be made if the horse or pony does not meet the criteria, however the entry can be moved to another class if requested by competitor.
1st placed to qualify.