Show Schedule - Brailes Village Show

BRAILES SHOW 2013IncludingBrailes Horse ShowFOR ALL THE FAMILYSaturday 10 th AugustSCHEDULE OF:Vegetables, Flowers, Produce,Arts and Crafts,Show Jumping, Ridden Showing,Working Hunter & Junior ClassesEntrance: £3.00 Adults.Family Ticket £7.00 (2 adults + 2 children under 16)Senior Citizens £2.00Children under 16 on their own £1.00. Under 5’s free.Horse Show Opens: 9.30amMain Show Opens 1.30pmDog Show:- entries on the day from 12.30pmFREE CAR PARKING, FREE HORSE BOX PARKINGF R E E C O P Y - P L E A S E T A K E O N Ewww.brailesvillageshow.comBrailes is situated 3.5 miles east of Shipston-on-Stour on the B4035 betweenShipston and Banbury

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Brailes Village ShopLower Brailes2013 Programme for the day9.30 am All day Horse Show(Class registration from 8.30 am)1.30pmDog Show(Class registration from 12.30 pm)Freshly Baked Bread and Pastries, HomemadeCakes, Fresh Brewed Coffee to Take Away,Fruit and Vegetables, Frozen FoodsGroceries and Household Goods, Stationery andGreetings Cards, Dry Cleaning AgentsTel: 01608 685201Roger & Mary Blake1.30pmMain Show OpensFamily Fun Afternoon, can include:The Feldon FlyersMagic Martin Children’s EntertainerClassic Vehicle DisplayStationary Engines & Vintage Tractors,FerretsShipston Silver BandAndy’s Animal EncountersZumba demo and join-in sessionOther Fun Activities including Jousting, Village andCommercial Stalls, Raffle and Bouncy Castle.Refreshments, Beer Tent and BBQ1:30 p.m. Flower, Vegetable & Craft marquee opens to the publicFor Friendly, Efficient Servicefor all your Car’s needs, contactTheLower BrailesPetrol, Derv & OilsRepairs and ServicingMOT Testing StationLPG Conversion SpecialistsAutogasTel Brailes (01608) 685247Proprietors: I & S HaycockFresh and Cooked MeatsWide Range of DeliciousSausagesOpen 9am – 3pmSaturday 8am – 2pmClosed Sunday/Monday1 Feldon Centre, BrailesTel: Brailes (01608) 6856644 54.30 p.m. Flower, Vegetable & Craft Show presentation of cups andtrophies and auction of produce5.30 p.m. Show closes7.00 p.m. Live music at the Big Party, hosted by Shipston YoungFarmers. Keep an eye out for further details to follow.Further information about the show and entry forms can be found atwww.brailesvillageshow.comTHANK YOUThe Show Committee would like to thank all those people who have sogenerously supported the show financially, through volunteering their time orproviding resources and access to land. Without this, the show simply wouldn’tbe the success that it is.

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NameAddressBRAILES SHOW 2013 ENTRY FORMPlease insert number of entries alongside corresponding class numbersOpen ClassesDiv B1 26 51 76 101 12 27 52 77 102 23 28 53 78 103 34 29 54 79 104 45 30 55 80 105 56 31 56 81 106 AGE7 32 57 82 107 68 33 58 83 79 34 59 84 810 35 60 85 911 36 61 86 1012 37 62 8713 38 63 8814 39 64 8915 40 65 9016 41 66 9117 42 67 9218 43 68 9319 44 69 9420 45 70 9521 46 71 9622 47 72 9723 48 73 9824 49 74 99 TOTAL25 50 75 100All entries accompanied by entrance fees to : Mrs M Blake, Old Post Cottage, HighStreet, Lower Brailes, OX15 5HNBefore 9:00pm on Thursday 9 th August 2012Baldwins and Brailes Village Shop will also accept entry formsSee Rule 4 pleaseVEGETABLESExhibitor MUST have grown exhibitsPrizes Class 1 1 st £3, 2 nd £2.50, 3 rd £1.50.All other classes: 1 st £1.50, 2 nd £1, 3 rd 50p.Class1 Collection of Vegetables, 5 varieties 3 of each kind.2 Peas, 6 pods.3 Runner beans, 6.4 Longest runner bean (first prize only)5 Dwarf beans, 6.6 Potatoes, coloured, 4. please name variety7 Potatoes, white, 4. please name variety8 Onions, 5, trimmed.9 Onions, 5, as grown10 Shallots, 6.11 Leeks, 3.12 Carrots, long, 3 trimmed }13 Parsnips, 2 trimmed } veg trimmed to 3” from shoulder14 Beetroot, 3, any variety.15 Pair of cucumbers.16 Pair of vegetable marrow.17 Cabbage, 2.18 Tomatoes, 5.19 Tomatoes 5 miniature20 Courgettes, 321 Vegetables not included in other classes, (number according to size)22 A tied bunch of herbs in water no less than 6 named varieties23 Eating apples, 5,24 Cooking apples, 525 Fruit not included in other classes, (number according to size)FLOWERSExhibitor MUST have grown all exhibits26 Container of cut flowers, not less than 4 outdoor varieties, home grown.27 Container of sweet peas,28 Vase of asters, 5 blooms.29 Vase of single flowered roses, 3 stems, 1 or more varieties.30 Vase of cluster flowered roses, 3 stems, 1 or more varieties.31 A scented rose32 Single flowered rose 1 stem33 Cluster flowered rose, 1 stem.34 One single bloom or stem, any flower35 Vase of herbaceous perennials not less than three varieties36 1 specimen herbaceous perennial37 Vase of flowers for drying.38 Cacti or succulent39 Pot grown plant bloom40 Pot grown plant foliage14 15

Entrants may take 2 prizes in classes 41-47Dahlias.41 A vase of 3 decorative dahlias42 A vase of 3 cactus or semi-cactus43 5 pompom44 One specimen bloomGladioli45 3 spikes 1 variety46 3 spikes different varieties47 SpikeCHILDRENS CLASS up to 11yrs48 A flower from your garden, in a vaseBRAILES PARISH ONLYThe following classes will be judged “in situ” on Friday10th AugustThe exhibitor MUST have planted these exhibits49 Hanging basket50 Outdoor planted containerWINES AND CIDER.Exhibitor MUST have made all exhibitsExhibits to be staged in clear labelled bottles (not spirit bottles)with corks drawn for judging. Hints in schedulePrizes 1 st £1.50, 2 nd £1, 3 rd 50p.51 Bottle of homemade wine, white, dry52 Bottle of homemade wine, white, sweet.53 Bottle of homemade wine, red, dry54 Bottle of homemade wine, red, sweet55 Bottle of homemade liqueur56 Homemade cider.HONEY.The exhibitor MUST have produced all exhibitsPrizes 1 st £1.50, 2 nd £1, 3 rd 50p.57 Light honey, 2 jars.58 Medium honey, 2 jars.59 Granulated or creamed honey, 2 jars.60 Honey cake (set recipe in schedule)PRESERVESThe exhibitor MUST have made all exhibitsAll jars to be covered with clean lids, named and dated.Hints on showing in schedulePrizes 1 st £1.50, 2 nd £1, 3 rd 50p.61 Jar of Strawberry jam62 Jar of Raspberry jam63 Jar of Stone fruit jam64 Jar of Lemon Curd65 Jar of Jelly66 Jar of Marmalade67 Jar of Chutney or PickleEGGSEggs must have been collected by exhibitor, hints on showing in schedulePrizes 1 st £1.50 2 nd £1 3 rd 50p68 6 eggsHOME PRODUCE69 Quiche Lorraine70 6 cheese biscuits71 6 handmade dinner rolls – different shapes72 Loaf of bread from a bread maker73 6 Fruit scones74 A 6oz Victoria sponge - tin to mix size75 Rich Fruit cake - own recipe to be displayed76 Banana Cake set recipe in schedule77 Gingerbread set recipe in schedule78 6 Butterfly cakes79 Bakewell Tart80 6 Flapjacks81 6 Chocolate Brownies82 Round of Shortbread83 Coffee and Walnut spongeCLASS FOR MALES ONLYARTAll exhibits MUST be the work of the exhibitorPrizes 1 st £1.50, 2 nd £1, 3 rd 50p.84 ‘Cotswold Landscape’ - a watercolour from life85 ‘A Study of Apples’ - apples whole, halved, peeled in pencil or pen86 Figures - a drawing or painting that includes a figure or figures (any medium)87 My favourite piece of artwork88 Paper Collage - any type of paper89 3D - any sculpture or design in ceramics, metal, wood, card, papier mache orwirePHOTOGRAPHYExhibitor must have taken photosPlease mount photographs on paper or card for exhibiting90 Seaside91 Close up of a single flower92 Birds93 Sporting heroes16 17

94 Doorway or Gate95 AnimalsCRAFTExhibitor MUST have made all exhibitsPrizes 1 st £1.50, 2 nd £1, 3 rd 50p.96 A hand knitted garment97 An item of Patchwork98 A sewn item (hand or machine)99 A piece of pottery100 A piece of embroidery101 Any other craftworkFLORAL ARTPrizes 1 st £3, 2 nd £2.50 , 3rd £2NOTE Accessories are allowed, NO artificial plant material.All exhibits, unless stated, to be displayed in niches 2` 6” X 2`102 Arrangement using red blooms103 Arrangement of flowers, fruit and vegetables104 Beauty without flowers105 An arrangement depicting a country – name the country106 A table centre for a Platinum Anniversary celebration – no niche107 A corsage or buttonholeDivision B- CHILDRENNo entry fee, all other show rules apply.All exhibits must be the entrants own workPrizes 1 st £1. 2 nd 70p, 3 rd 50p.Please put your age (no name) on the front of the exhibit for the judge’sconsideration...Children aged 5 and under1 3 decorated gingerbread men2 An edible necklace3 A vegetable character4 A finger painting (A4 size)5 A garden in a seed tray.Children aged 6 to 11yrs6 4 decorated cupcakes7 An edible necklace8 A design for a T shirt promoting the sport of your choice9 Write and decorate an invitation to a party not using a computer10 A decorated flower potGingerbread250g SR flour, 2 rounded tsp ground ginger, 2 rounded tsp mixed spice, 200gdemerara sugar,150g butter or margarine, 150g black treacle, 2 large eggs, 150mlsmilk.8’’ approx round or square high sided tin, lightly greased and lined.Sieve flour and spices in a bowl. Stir in sugar.In a saucepan melt fat and treacle and pour into the dry ingredients.Lightly beat eggs and milk then pour into flour mixture.Beat well until you have a smooth batter.Pour into prepared tin and bake for 50-60mins 170C, 160C fan, Gas 3. until skewercomes out clean.Leave to cool in tin before turning out.Banana and Chocolate Chip Loaf1 ripe banana, 1 tbsp milk, 50g soft butter/margarine, 75g plain flour, 75g castersugar,½ tsp bicarbonate of soda, ½ tsp baking powder, 1 egg, 50g dark chocolate chipsTo decorate – 50g dark chocolatePreheat the oven 160C/325F/Gas 3. Grease and line a 450g loaf tin with bakingparchmentUse a fork to mash the peeled banana in a mixing bowl. Add the remaining cakeingredients (except the chocolate chips) and beat until combined and smooth.Stir in the chocolate chips and spoon the mixture into the prepared loaf tin. Level thetop.Bake for 40-45 minutes or until well risen and golden brown.Set aside to cool for 10 minutes then remove from the tin and cool on a wire rack.Melt the chocolate in a small bowl over a pan of simmering water.Spoon the melted chocolate in to a piping bag and pipe zigzags across the top of theloaf.Honey Cake150g butter, 110g soft brown sugar, 175g clear honey, 1tbsp water, 2 eggs, 200g SRflour, a few flaked almondsGreased and lined tin 7”approxPut butter, sugar, honey and water in a saucepan and heat gently until sugar andbutter have melted.Leave to cool.Beat the eggs one at a time into cool mixture, and then stir in flour. (Do not over mix)Pour mixture into tin. Arrange almonds on top of mixtureBake for 1 hour or until risen and firm to touch at 180C, 170C fan, Gas 4.Turn out, remove paper and leave to cool.18 19

CUPS AND TROPHIESA local exhibitor is from Brailes parish only1. The HARRY DAVIS SILVER CHALLENGE CUP best vegetable exhibit,local exhibitor2. The W.MILLER CHALLENGE CUP best vegetable exhibit,3. The W.P.MANLEY SILVER CHALLENGE CUP best collection of sweet peas.4. The PERCY MANLEY SILVER CHALLENGE CUP best gladiolus exhibit.5. SILVER CHALLENGE CUP best rose exhibit.6. RON GREEN ROSES CUP best rose exhibit by local exhibitor7. The P. G. RIGHTON SILVER CHALLENGE CUP best dahlia exhibit.8. SILVER CHALLENGE CUP best flower exhibit in Show9. The Mrs COTTERILL TROPHY best exhibit classes 49-5010, The FREEMAN SILVER SALVER best entry in the wine & cider classes.11. The RON HAYCOCK MEMORIAL CUP best entry in the honey classes.12. The VIOLET CLAYDON MEMORIAL TROPHY best exhibit in floral art classes.13. The CONCEPT GRAPHIC TROPHY best art exhibit14. The WHICHFORD POTTERY TROPHY presented to the best craftwork exhibit15 Prize for best exhibit under 5yrs16 Prize best exhibit 6 to 11yrs17. Cyril Sherwood Perpetual Challenge Cup most points in vegetable classes18. SILVER CHALLENGE CUP local exhibitor most points in the FlowerClasses19. The P.G.PHILPOTT CHALLENGE CUP most points in the flower classes20, The W.MILLER SILVER CHALLENGE CUP local exhibitor most points inclasses 1 to 4721. The GOODENOUGH CUNNINGTON CUP most points in the wine/ciderclasses.22. The I.T. WILKES SILVER CHALLENGE CUP most points in the floral art23 The WI CUP for most points in Preserve classes24. The B.A. MANLEY SILVER CHALLENGE CUP most points in home produceclasses.25. The FERMAIN CHALLENGE CUP most points in children’s classes up to 5yrsyrs26. The BANBURY MARQUEE CUP most points in children’s classes 6 to 11yrs27. SILVER CHALLENGE CUP most points from all classes28. The L.G.MORRIS SILVER CHALLENGE CUP local exhibitor most pointsfrom all classesCUPS AND TROPHYS WILL BE PRESENTED AT 4.30pmHelpful hints for exhibitors• Read the schedule carefully.• Fill in your entry form and return by correct date• Note size requirements and restrictions, ( eg. If it says 4 potatoes then 5 or 6 will not bejudged), make sure you have the correct number.• Bring exhibits to the show tent in good time on the morning of the show between 8.30 and10.30, allow yourself time to collect your exhibitors number and display your exhibits.• Vegetables can be staged on plates and dishes, trays etc.• Cut flowers should be in water in your own container.• Wine bottles should be clean, (no finger marks) and labelled correctly.• Honey jars clean (no fingerprints)• Jam jars clean and correct clean lids, all produce staged on your own plates or dishes.• For craft exhibits, bring your own staging if needed to display the item to its best. Art likewisecan be staged.• Photographs are pinned on boards so should be mounted on card or paper to help.• Floral art, niches are provided for most classes.If in doubt contact Mary Blake on 01608 685201Tysoe Road, nr Brailes, OX15 5JJOpen all year round, Agdon Farmoffers traditional Bed andBreakfast accommodation in theheart of Middle England.This elegant Cotswold stonefarmhouse serves a fully workingfarm with animals, large gardenand picturesque views of thecountryside.Call Maggie Cripps on 01608685226 or emailmaggie_cripps@hotmail.comfor more details.20 21

Cots Marq 62mmx102mm:Layout 1 23/9/10 14:Entries taken on the field from 12.30Entry fee £1 per classDOG SHOW SCHEDULEHeld under kennel club rulesSection A PEDIGREE DOGS ONLY – ANY BREEDClass1. Puppy (age 6-12months on day of show)2. Sporting (Hounds, Gundogs, and Terriers)3. Non Sporting (Toy, Utility, and Working)4. OpenJudging commences at 1.30pmRosettes to 4 th placeThe winners of classes 1-4 to compete for the Lt.Col.Hatley perpetual challenge trophy rosebowl. Rosettes for ‘Best in Show’ and ‘Reserve’Section B NOVELTY CLASSES5. Schnauzers Socks Memorial Trophy6. Lurchers The Ketty and Shamus memorial trophy7. Non Pedigree Tramp and Minty memorial trophy8. Most handsome dog and prettiest bitch (companion dog class)9. Veteran a) 7 – 10 years, class 9b) 11 years and over10. Waggiest, happiest, (may suit the more unruly)11. Best Child handler12. The dog most like it’s owner or should it be the other way round ?13. The best six legs (4 dog and 2 human)14. Irish Pair – the two most dissimilar dogs15. Best Biscuit catcher16. Best of the rest (Free entry)Also Featuring “Have a Go” Dog AgilityDogs on lead, based on time and faults. Open to all. 1-6 Rosettes.All dogs must be aged 6 months or over on the day of the show in all classes.No bitches in season.No ringside parking available – please use show car parks, limited shade availableNOTE: Dogs which have won any of the following awards, are not eligible to enter Exemption dogshows:1 Challenge certificate (or any award that counts towards the title of Champion under the rules of anygoverning body recognised by the Kennel Club)2 Reserve Champion Certificate3 Junior WarrantAll trophies remain the property of Brailes Show and MUST be returned before the next show date -always second week in August.Dogs to be on leads at ALL times. Please clean up after yourselves, bags and bins are on the field.Brailes Show RaffleThe committee would like to thank allraffle sponsors who include:Grays, Essence Hair Studio, CherryBlossom Practice, The Gate Inn,R.Robbins Waterfowl, Hook NortonBrewery and FM Pile & SonsRaffle Prizes will include:Afternoon Tea for Two at the RitzLuxury Food HamperPamper VoucherSelection of Hair ProductsHook Norton Brewery TourMeal Voucher for the Gate InnFamily Ticket to Wigginton WaterfowlSanctuaryAnd many more!Tickets on sale at The Forge Garage,CotswoldMarquees LtdWhatever your eventwe can supply all you need!Frame and Traditional Marquees,Linings and Starcloth,Furniture, Dancefloor, Heating,Lighting & Accessories01608 686900www.cotswoldmarquees.co.ukCanvas and PVCRepair ServiceCamping, Tents, Caravan Awnings, Boat & Trailer Cover:Zip repair/replacement, Kader replacement,patching or re-inforcing seams.Bespoke manufacture of canvas and PVC coversTel: 01608 686900Cotswold MarqueesUnit 9, Lower Brailes Industrial Estate, Lower Brailes OX15 5JW22 23

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2013Brailes Horse ShowFor All The FamilyPostal Entries to:Jill Tye at 2 Becket Close, Todenham,Moreton in Marsh, Glos, GL56 9PLTelephone Enquiries to Jill Tye on01608 654148Entry fees as per scheduleAll entries must be accompanied by the correct feesCheques payable to Brailes Show pleaseCompetitors numbers to be collected on the day of the ShowPostal entries close by Thursday 9 August 2012Medical Services will be in attendanceFree parking for horseboxes is provided in the fieldadjacent to the show ground.Free car parking entry is limited to competitors and drivers onlyNo farrier available, vet on callMedals & Keepsake TrophiesSponsored bySarah Jayne & Trish Dempsey28 29

Rules and RegulationsAll competitors in all ridden events must be wearing the correct riding clothing (includingfootwear), otherwise the Committee has the right to refuse entry. Hard hats with a chinstrapshould be worn at all times when on horseback, even when not competing. *See below forRiding Hat requirements*Owners entering their horses/ponies do so entirely at their own risk and it is a condition ofentry that no liability of any kind attaches itself to Brailes Horse Show or its Committee in anyrespect whatsoever, other than the liability for the refund of entry fee in the event ofabandonment of a competition. In the event of a postponement due to bad weather or anyother unforeseen circumstances, no refund of entry fees can be madeIn respect of junior classes where a certain age is specified, proof of age may be necessary.Age to be taken as that on the show date.All owners and riders (and where applicable, their parents or guardians) of horses/poniesentering any competition in this show will be expected to behave with propriety and tocomply with any requests of the officials promptly and without argument. In the case ofunseemly behaviour, by word or deed, the Committee reserves the right to disqualify theoffender and order him or her to leave the ring. The organisers reserve the right to return orrefuse any entry.Ring One – Show JumpingMedal for 1 st Place and Rosettes to 6 th PlaceFor all showjumping classes ring 19.30 am StartClass 1 12.2 and Under First Round – 2’0” approxRider 12 years and underClass 2Class 3Class 4Not Before 1.30 pm13.2 and Under – 2’3” First Round approxRider 14 years and under14.2 and Under – Jumping 2’6” First RoundRider of any agePairs Jumping Open – 2’6” approxAny CombinationThe decision of the judges shall be final. Objections of any kind must be made in writing anddelivered to the Horse Show Secretary, together with a deposit of £10 for each objection, onthe day of the Show. Such objections will be considered by the Brailes Committee and theirdecision will be final. The deposit will be forfeited if the objection is considered frivolous.*We are obliged to follow the recommendations of the Pony Club, relating to riding hats. Tocompete in this event, competitors must wear a riding hat that complies with one of thefollowing standards or any later standards that may have been subsequently introducted (inaddition, body protectors are strongly recommended):-PAS 015:1998 or EN1384:1996 BS EN1384:1997, all with BSI kitemark or Snell E2001 with theofficial Snell label and number, or AS/NZS 3838 1998 or AS/NZS 3838 2003 and to full BHSapproval.Class 5Class 6Class 7Novice Jumping 2’6” approxRider of any age over 14.2hh. Combinationnot to have come first or secondIntermediate Jumping 2’9” approxRider of any age (Class will be split horses and poniesif sufficient entries)Open Jumping 3’3” approxRider of any age (Class will be split horses and poniesif sufficient entries)THE COMMITTEE ACCEPTS NO LIABILITY FOR ANY ACCIDENT, DAMAGE, INJURYOR ILLNESS TO HORSES, OWNERS, GROOMS, GROUND SPECTATORS, OR ANYPERSON OR PROPERTY WHATSOEVER ON THE GROUND. ALL VEHICLES AREPARKED AT THE OWNERS RISK. NO RESPONSIBILITY CAN BE ACCEPTED FORDAMAGE TO OR LOSS FROM THOSE VEHICLES MOVING OR PARKING ON THEPREMISES.ENTRY FEE – In advance £6.00 / on the day £7.00All classes run under Table A5 Rules (2 phase)Each horse and rider combination may only enter each class onceCOMPETITORS AND THEIR FAMILIES ARE RESPECTFULLY REMINDED OF THEIRRESPONSIBILITY TO BE ADEQUATELY INSURED, INCLUDING THIRD PARTY COVER30 31

Ring Two – Ridden Working Hunter/ShowingMedal for 1 st Place and Rosettes to 6 th Place9.30 am StartClass 8 Clear Round Jumping 9.30 am to 10.30 amENTRY £3.00 PER ROUND ON THE DAY AT RINGSIDEClass 9 Novice working hunter 14.2 and under Jumping 2’3” 2’6”Rider any ageRing Three – Ridden ShowingMedal for 1st place and Rosettes to 6th place9.30 am StartClass 17A Leg at each cornerRider 10 years or under on a lead reinfor the most natural looking and well manneredPony, under 13hhClass 10 Working Hunter – Over 14.2 – Jumping 2’9”Rider any ageClass 11Best Coloured Horse or PonyAny horse or pony, rider any ageTo be judged on markings, presentationand general manners in the ringClass 18Class 19Best First Pony 12.2 and Under on the Lead ReinRider 12 years and underCombination to enter either Class 18 or 19Best First Pony 12.2 and Under off the Lead ReinRider 12 years and underCombination to enter either Class 18 or 19Class 12 Best Riding Club Horse – Over 14.2To be judged on suitability for all ridingclub activities, walk, trot, canter and asmall jumpClass 13Best Pony Club Pony – 14.2 and underTo be judged on suitability for all pony club activities;walk, trot, canter and a small jumpClass 20Class 21Fancy dressOpen to allHandy pony – Rosette For Clear Round, £4.00 per round on theday paid at ringsideTo be run after the Fancy DressEntry Fee - £5.00 in advance / on the day £6.00Class 14Class 15Class 16Best Family Horse or Pony 13.2 and overRider any age will be asked to encounterobstacles as met in everyday lifeEx Racehorse to Riding HorseJudged on manners, turnout, condition (no jumping)Central Horse News Best Rider ClassAny horse or pony, open to all ages, to perform anindividual show. Class winner judged on best rider.The 1st and 2nd placed riders will automatically qualify for theCHN championships held at the end of the season. Qualificationwill pass down the line if the 1st or 2nd placed riders have alreadyqualified. Sponsored by Central Horse NewsAn additional rosette for best rider in Class 12 & 13ENTRY FEE - £6.00 in advance / on the day £7.00Mini Clear Round Jumping and Timed JumpingClass 22 Clear Round Jumping£3.00 per round on the day (pay at ringside) or 3 rounds for £7Rosettes for all clear roundsClass 23Class 24Mini-Jumping10 years and under13hh and under on the leading rein not to have competed in ring 1Mini-Jumping12 years and under13hh and under off the leading rein not to have competed in ring 1No helpers allowed in ringCombination of pony and rider only able to compete in either Class23 or 24ENTRY FEE – In advance £4.00 / on the day £5.0032 33

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