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Swalcliffe Unaffiliated ODE 1St & 2Nd August Swalcliffe Unaffiliated ODE 1st & 2nd August As you are all aware a huge amount of effort and work has gone into organising the event to ensure we can run to the latest government guidelines and ensure we can provide a safe location for you to compete at. PLEASE ALL STICK TO THE RULES WE HAVE LAID OUT TO HELP EVERYONE ENJOY THEIR DAY AND STAY SAFE. Fran Corkhill PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU ATTEND THE EVENT ONLY RIDERS & NAMED SUPPORTING PEOPLE WILL BE ALLOWED ON SITE. IF WE FIND ANYONE BREAKING THESE RULES WE WILL ELIMINATE ASSOCIATED RIDERS FROM THE COMPETITION AND ASK YOU TO LEAVE. THIS IS NOT A NEW PROTOCAL AND YOU WERE ALL INFORMED WHEN ENTERING THE EVENT PLEASE DO NOT ASK FOR EXCEPTIONS TO BE MADE AS THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE 1. Please view your time and make a note of your number then visit the following link to pay your start fee: https://eu.jotform.com/franagius/swalcliffe-AUG-START-FEE 2. On paying your start fee you will be asked for your supporting person. We will only allow 1 supporting person per horse & rider combination. 3. After paying your start fee you can access your numbers to download and print – please remember you need to print 2 of each number ideally on white or light coloured paper. 4. On arrival at the event you will pass through our drive through registration. Please have ready your competitor numbers in your windscreen. If you need to get your hat tagged please have this ready too. COURSE WALKING - FRIDAY FROM 2PM – Open to both Saturday & Sunday competitors SATURDAY – Saturday riders can walk the course at anytime. SUNDAY COMPETITORS Will only be allowed to enter the venue after 3pm on Saturday to walk the course. Please park in the lorry park – you will need to go through the drive through point. SUNDAY – All Sunday riders can walk the course at anytime Additional Event Information Remember Social Distancing at all times Loos – there is hand sanitiser at each loo location please sanitise your hands before you enter and before you leave the loo. We recommend that you all also bring your own hand sanitiser Hand washing – We do have two hand washing stations with soap and water please use as much as you want. In the event you get to one of these stations and the water is running low please let a member of the Horse Events team know and we will top them up or change the container over. THIS IS NOT DRINKING WATER We will be running to published times please do not try and go out of order. Show Jumping – There is a special area where your supporting person must stand when you are jumping in the ring. In the event of a fall this person must approach you. Followed by our paramedics please ensure they know this is their role when you are in the ring Show Jumping & XC Warm up – these will be stewarded we expect to allow 10 horse in the warm ups at anyone time. This gives you approximately 20 minutes warm up time. There is additional space outside of each ringed warm up for you to use if you feel you need more time. All results will be live at: https://www.horse-events.co.uk/live-results/ Objections to be emailed to [email protected] no later than 7pm on the night of the competition. Final results will be published by 8pm on the day of the competition The dressage is in digital format and sheets will be emailed to you by midnight on the Monday following the event. DOGS ARE ONLY ALLOWED IN THE LORRY PARK - FINES WILL BE ISSUED (Only dogs owned by volunteers/officials will be allowed in the competition area) There will be a food & Coffee trade stand please take rubbish home with you REMEMBER SOCIAL DISTANCING AT ALL TIMES Good luck If you have any questions please just ask we are here to help. Swalcliffe Unaffiliated & SEG ODE on 02 August 2020 Times 80 SEG Section A Sponsored by Spots & Stripes No. Rider Horse DR SJ XC 1 Charlie Thomas Westerlake Buttonweed 08:00 09:00 09:40 2 Ellie Briggs Edwina 08:06 09:05 09:46 3 Eloise Harkness Bart 08:12 09:11 09:52 4 Zachary farnsworth BMJ Chofi 08:18 09:17 09:58 5 Gabby Illman My Boy Bailey 08:25 09:23 10:04 6 Aisling Keavy Irish Gold 08:31 09:28 10:10 7 Alina Kozersky Chester XVI 08:37 09:34 10:16 8 Amelia Hicks Willoway Lion King 08:43 09:40 10:22 9 Amelia Morgan Ardnaranla Tom 08:50 09:46 10:28 10 Araminta Spencer-Churchill Milly 08:56 09:51 10:34 11 Dorothy Mallinson Robb Medicine Man 09:12 09:57 10:40 12 Henrietta Pope Avena May 09:18 10:03 10:46 13 Isla Hornby Ted 09:24 10:09 10:52 14 Jamie Vine Heritage Flight 09:30 10:14 10:58 15 Kitty Winfield Aslan 09:37 10:20 11:04 16 Lily Langsbury Forest 09:43 10:30 11:10 17 Marnie Davies Carramore Dancer 09:49 10:35 11:16 18 Nelly Stephens Optimist ll 09:55 10:41 11:22 19 Phoebe Woods Abbey Prince 10:02 10:47 11:28 20 Isabel Chester Cluamin Jackanory 10:08 10:53 11:34 21 Isabel Firth Atlantic B 10:24 10:58 11:40 22 Chloe Chan Corries Jack in a box 10:30 11:04 11:46 23 Rebecca Firth Kazzan 10:36 11:10 11:52 24 Cecilia von Michel Tullibardine Moonlighter 10:41 11:16 11:58 25 Daisy Chugg Katherines Blaze 10:47 11:21 12:04 26 Grace Humphries Isabella 10:53 11:27 12:10 27 Eva Barnett Chinook Giselle 10:59 11:33 12:16 28 Winnie Brazil Suzanne 11:04 11:39 12:22 29 Lara Bailey Shanbo Ben 11:10 11:44 12:28 30 Lottie Gilderson Fortside capri 11:16 11:50 12:34 31 Charlie Thomas Shanvalley Govenet 11:22 11:56 12:40 32 Pippa Reid Tuckmill Galloon Myke 11:27 11:57 12:39 Swalcliffe Unaffiliated & SEG ODE on 02 August 2020 Times 80 UNAFF Section B Sponsored by Horse Quest No. Rider Horse DR SJ XC 40 Allegra Cowley Masie 08:06 09:07 09:48 41 Donna Brown Drombane Colonel 08:12 09:13 09:54 42 Emma Scott Chiddock Times Square 08:18 09:19 10:00 43 Bethan Bottoms Phythagorus 08:25 09:24 10:06 44 Alice Brooks Blueberry Muffin 08:31 09:30 10:12 45 Jess Shemmans Honeycomb 08:37 09:36 10:18 46 Amanda Wasdell Barrattstown Miss Muffet 08:43 09:42 10:24 47 Jo Rimell Primitive Gold 08:50 09:47 10:30 48 Hazel Stepney Diablo Rosso 08:56 09:53 10:36 49 Nicola Suzanne Marston Quizzical 09:12 09:59 10:42 50 Harriet Sharman My Little Pony 09:18 10:05 10:48 51 Emelya king Castilios Zilver Lining 09:24 10:10 10:54 52 Beau Brotherton Cashels Frankie 09:30 10:16 11:00 53 Bethany Castle Lone Silver Sky 09:37 10:22 11:06 54 Donna Mallon Mister Tom 09:43 10:31 11:12 55 *John Westmore Swell Continential 09:49 10:37 11:18 56 Anna Young Moonstruck Luna Bug 09:55 10:43 11:24 57 Alice Gifford Thunder 10:02 10:49 11:30 58 Daniel Sinton Arizona Snow 10:08 10:54 11:36 59 Zoe Harris Nyton Cornelius Fudge 10:24 11:00 11:42 60 Sophia Elliott Spirit 10:30 11:06 11:48 61 *Angel Brooks Sandro Illusion (stable name Nala) 10:36 11:12 11:54 62 Karis Hynes Bailey 10:42 11:17 12:00 63 Jo Weekes Kellys Cruise Three 10:49 11:23 12:06 64 Alice Gilman Welwyn James 10:55 11:29 12:12 65 A*melia Cranmer Freddie 11:01 11:35 12:18 66 Lauren Gallagher Forever Bliss 11:07 11:40 12:24 67 *Therese Viklund Vesicula 11:14 11:46 12:30 68 Georgina Middleton Glen Shamrock 11:20 11:52 12:36 69 Holly Yeates Silver Finnard 11:26 11:58 12:42 Swalcliffe Unaffiliated & SEG ODE on 02 August 2020 Times 80 UNAFF Section C Sponsored by Horse Quest No. Rider Horse DR SJ XC 75 Laura Watkins Middlemount Mathilda 08:00 09:03 09:44 76 *Imogen Gloag Big Bang 08:06 09:09 09:50 77 Cleodie Sherriff La Bamba 08:12 09:15 09:56 78 Polly Tompkins Clifford 08:18 09:21 10:02 79 Kirsty anderson Elliots Hero 08:25 09:26 10:08 80 Elisha O'Brien Leo 08:31 09:32 10:14 81 Sarah Hay Carnsdale Coincidence 08:37 09:38 10:20 82 Charli FitzGibbon Hazelrock Sonas 08:43 09:44 10:26 83 *Therese Viklund No Worries 08:50 09:49 10:32 84 Deanne Burgin Carnsdale Foxtrot 08:56 09:55 10:38 85 Soraya El-Khazen Olympio Z 09:12 10:01 10:44 86 Alicia Corbett Raphniline Roy 09:18 10:07 10:50 87 *Jax dawes Millie boot's 09:24 10:12 10:56 88 naomi thomas Penganse Master William 09:30 10:18 11:02 89 Katie Hilliard Annie 09:37 10:24 11:08 90 Mayan Northway Young Ziamara 09:43 10:33 11:14 91 Becky Gaut Elmos World 09:49 10:39 11:20 92 Glea Laanisto Clever Mycroft 09:55 10:45 11:26 93 Sophie McAlpine Roo Bella 10:02 10:51 11:32 94 Tilly Hutchings Tullyvinn Grey Lady 10:08 10:56 11:38 95 Vickie Sheriff Possum 10:24 11:02 11:44 96 Sarah Farmer Buddy 10:30 11:08 11:50 97 Amelia Sheldon Callowfeenish Lad 10:36 11:14 11:56 98 *Amy Pugh Rumble 10:42 11:19 12:02 99 Isla Jones Scott's Little Secret 10:49 11:25 12:08 100 Florence Gilman Armani III 10:55 11:31 12:14 101 Louisa Donovan Rathmorrissey Momentum 11:01 11:37 12:20 102 Barnaby Rowan Dalcotes Lucznik 11:07 11:42 12:26 103 Fiona Cork Shanbo Danny 11:14 11:48 12:32 104 Sophia Elliott Wilkismore Classic Dream 11:20 11:54 12:38 Swalcliffe Unaffiliated & SEG ODE on 02 August 2020 Times 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