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Jumping Championships Nomination Conditions and Program of Events The Australian Jumping Championships Nomination Conditions and Program of Events Dubbo Showground 13-16 October 2011 SUPPORTED BY Blue Ribbon Sponsors www.lisaho.com Red Ribbon Sponsors White Ribbon Sponsors Yellow Ribbon Sponsors Cudgegong Warmbloods Entries: www.globalentriesonline.com For more information contact Edwena Mitchell at EMC Event Management T. 02 6364 2053 M. 0419 642 053 e. [email protected] Australian Jumping Championships 2011 Schedule 2 Welcome to the Equestrian Australia 2011 National Jumping Championships. This is the first time that the Championships have been in held Dubbo and we thank Dubbo Showground for providing the venue. Australian horses and riders have made an impression on the international scene over the last 12 months and it all starts right here at home. Whilst we have lost some quality horses to overseas buyers, we are proud that world class horses are being produced on our Australian circuit. Thank you to all the riders, coaches, course designers, officials, event organisers, volunteers, parents and grooms for making not only these championships but the whole the Australian Jumping circuit an exciting and competitive environment. These championships decide the Australian Junior, Young Rider and Senior titles. I wish all competitors good luck for a successful show. Edwena Mitchell and her team have worked tirelessly to put this event together, so please take the time to show her your appreciation. Best of Luck Grant Baldock CEO Equestrian Australia Australian Jumping Championships 2011 Schedule 3 Nomination Conditions Nominations to be done at www.globalentriesonline.com Entries open Monday 26 September Entries close Tuesday 11 October The Event will be run The OC reserves the right to change or amend the program at their under EA/FEI rules. discretion. All owners and competitors will be personally responsible for damages to any third parties caused by themselves, their employees, their agents or their horses. All riders and owners in official classes must be financial members of EA. To compete in official classes, all horses must hold current EA registration and performance cards. Safety Any person mounted upon a horse, must be wearing a properly secured helmet and correct footwear, which must comply with Australian or European helmet standards. Payment There will be two options – payment via credit card through the Global Entries program – or via eft – account details will be on Global at the appropriate point in the entry process. The 20 minute rule will NOT be imposed – however entries will be deleted if not paid for in full by close of entries. As the better and cheaper stables are limited in number, it is advised that competitors pay for these at the time of entering. GST Is included in all fees and charges including entry, dinner and yards/stables. Prize Money Will not be given out in official and/or graded classes unless grading cards have been sighted by the judge – prize money claim forms will need to be initialled by the judge or office before payment can be processed. Prize money will be paid via eft – in the week immediately after the event. Prize money claim forms will be given to all winning riders and will have GST added where appropriate – ABN numbers must be supplied for GST to be added to prize money. Prizes to Entry Ratio A ratio of 1 prize for every 10 entries will be used in classes of over 50 riders. Where published prizes go to 5th place – entry fees will be returned to riders at that ratio. Eg class of 80 riders – 1st – 5th place ribbons and dollars, the 6th, 7th and 8th placed riders will receive their entry fee back on request. EA Age Rules (a) Junior: in the calendar year in which they turn 12, until the calendar year in which they turn 18; (b) Young Rider: in the calendar year in which they turn 16 until the end of the calendar year in which they turn 21. Amateur Rider An Amateur rider is a rider who has not competed in a World Cup Qualifying competition, Olympic Games, World Championship in Showjumping or Eventing, has not competed at a 4**** Three Day Event or have competed at Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or Adelaide Royal Show (Sections 1 or 2) in the last 2 years and are 21 years of age and over (National ruling). Formal Dress However Summer Uniform will be permitted at the discretion of the OC Rules Apply or the Judge of each ring. State Team Uniform State uniforms may be worn for Class 11, 11a, 12, 12a, 13, 13a by the members of the State Teams only. For all other classes, formal dress rules apply. Presentations Presentations will be mounted, and riders are expected to wear their coats. Dinner and Dancing Dinner and Dancing on Friday Night – on the Showground at the Wool- pack Centre (very near the stables) with the band “Trouble with Jonnie” from Orange. Cost is $40 per head for two courses. There will be a bar open and the band will play till midnight. Dogs are Welcome Dogs are welcome – but they must be on a leash at all times, and they are not permitted in the practice arenas! Australian Showjumping Championships 2011 Schedule 4 Nomination Conditions cont... Scratching Refunds Refunds will be given (90% of total fees) up until Tuesday 11 October 2011. Refunds will be given (75%) for entries after the above date upon written request to the OC on production of a Veterinary or Medical Certificate. No refunds will be given for horses that do not start in a class once the event has commenced. Entry Changes Entry changes will be allowed, but each entry change will incur a $5 fee such changes will not be actioned until payment is received. The Office will be closed one hour after the close of competition each day. Incorrect Entries Coaches and Parents – please note when filling out entries for your students or children – if you do not correctly fill out the name of your student or child on the entry form – an admin fee of $20 per student/child will be imposed. This applies to any incorrect entry. Concurrent Classes Where there are concurrent classes (a & b sections) in the program of events, horse and rider combinations may compete in only one part of the class. Starts per Horse Horses may start in a maximum of 2 classes per day. Horses may start in one class in one ring and another in a different ring – but will not for example, be allowed to do 2 height classes and then an Amateur – or junior event. Young Riders and Young Rider and Junior horses are not allowed to enter the Futurity. Junior Horses Young Riders and Juniors may do so, but not on a horse that they have entered into the Junior or Young Rider Championship classes. Futurity Horses Horses may be aged between 6-10 yr (based on 1 Aug) and have 50 points and under on their validated jumping cards, at the close of entries on 11 Oct. 1st or 2nd Year Classes for 1st or 2nd Year Registered Horses – this will be checked Registered Horses with the National Data Base – and will be from the date of issue of the Jumping Card. Draw Order Ring One with no exceptions at any stage, will follow draw order. Team Events The team event in the three age divisions will be run according to Equestrian. Australia’s National Jumping Rules: 8. Teams Competition 8.1. A team constitutes three or four riders. One Team member may be from another State or Nation. 8.2. The teams competition will be conducted in conjunction with the second qualifying competition for the Grand Prix. 8.3. Additional prize money may be awarded for the Teams competition in addition to the prize money offered for the second qualifying competition. 8.4. The Teams classes are restricted to one Team from each State, nominated by the State Branches. Visiting National Federations may seek permission from the NJC to nominate a Team. Such teams may only compete for ribbons and prize money, but not for the Team trophy. 8.5. Each state will nominate a team manager/Chef de equipe. 8.6. Teams must be nominated a day prior to the teams’ competition, after the first qualifying competition. 8.7. Riders in the Teams competition will take their place in the normal draw for Competition two. Australian Jumping Championships 2011 Schedule 5 Nomination Conditions cont... 8.8. The Team classes must be judged under Table A over two rounds, the second round may be shortened. (273.3.3) All combinations must compete in the first round. At the conclusion of the second round the best three scores from each round are added together to determine the team score. In the event of tie for first or any subsequent places the time taken in the second round for the three scores used will be added together, the team with the fastest time will be placed in front of Teams with equal penalties. There will be no Jump-off against the clock. 8.9. Eliminated horses may compete in the second round. 8.10. If two or more athletes of a team, participating with four athletes in the first or second round, are eliminated or retire, the whole team is eliminated. 8.11. If one athlete of a team, participating with three athletes in the first or second round, is eliminated or retires, the whole team is eliminated. 8.12. Team riders who have not qualified for the second round of the second competition of the Australian Championships will jump in the second round before all those athletes who have qualified for the second round of the competition.
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