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SHOW JUMPING Schedule and Regulations Yorkshire Agricultural Society Tuesday 13th - Friday 16th July 2021 Patron: HRH The Prince of Wales President: Sir William Worsley Show Director: Charles Mills SHOW JUMPING Schedule and Regulations ENTRIES CLOSE Monday 14 June www.greatyorkshireshow.co.uk The Great Yorkshire Show raises funds for the Yorkshire Agricultural Society to help support farming and the countryside Registered CharityNo: 513238 Company Reg No:1666751 VAT Reg No:613048081 Regional Agricultural Centre, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG28NZ Tuesday SHOWJUMPING 13TH July THE WILLIAM HANSONSTAKES CLASS 1: Main Ring - Approx Start Time 13.10 Course Walk will be approx 20 minutes beforehand. Under Table A7 Speed 350 mpm. Maximum height of fences 1.50m. For Grade A registered horses, to be the property of, and to be ridden by current members of British Showjumping (Adult, Associate and Junior Members) No rider may ride more than one horse in this competition. This restriction has been imposed to allow as many exhibitors as possible to enter the class in the allocated ring time. Entries may be limited in this class. See Class 5 re selection for Mini Major. A Perpetual Silver Trophy, offered by the late Robert Hanson, in memory of the late William Hanson, will be awarded to the winner of this class. Prizes: 1st: £2,000; 2nd: £1,400; 3rd: £1,000; 4th: £650; 5th: £440; 6th: £300; 7th: £150; 8th: £60. Entry Fee - £60.00 (inc. VAT) Tuesday SHOWJUMPING 13TH July THE BADSWORTH STAKES ACCUMULATOR CLASS 2: Main Ring - Approx Start Time 16.10 Course Walk will be approx 20 minutes beforehand. As British Showjumping Rule 274. Speed 375 metres per minute. Maximum height of fences 1.50m. The height of the joker fence will be1.60m. Grade A or B registered horses, to be the property of, and to be ridden by, current members of British Showjumping. (Adult, Associate and JuniorMembers). No rider may ride more than one horse in this competition. This restriction has been imposed to allow as many exhibitors as possible to enter the class in the allocated ring time. Entries may be limited in thisclass. See Class 5 re selection for Mini Major. The Badsworth Stakes Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup, presented by John King, MFH, will be awarded to the winner of thisclass. Prizes: 1st: £1,000, 2nd: £630, 3rd: £500, 4th: £315, 5th: £220, 6th: £150, 7th: £125, 8th: £100, Entry Fee - £50.00 (inc. VAT) Wednesday SHOW JUMPING 14TH July INTERNATIONAL STAIRWAY - SUPPORTED BY THE BRITISH SHOWJUMPING BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP CLASS 3: Main Ring - Approx Start Time 10.50 Course Walk will be approx 20 minutes beforehand. 1. Entry Qualification Horses in Grade A to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. This competition may not be restricted to invited riders or limited to less than 40 entries. Visiting members who are resident in this country may compete and will be eligible for points, To ensure consistency, competitiors must be using the correct tack and spurs as listed in the FEI Rule book. 2. Two Round Competition Under Table A9 The best five scores, or all clear rounds, will go forward to the second round, which will be against the clock. In the event of equality, faults and time will decide, i.e the faster four faulters will qualify. All scores in the first round will be carried forward to the second round. Competitiors in the second round will start in the reverse order of merit according to faults and time in the first round. If necessary those who do not reach the second round, faults and time in the first round will determine their placings. If a competitor withdraws from the second round he/she will not be replaced and he/she will receive the placing from the first round, however he/she will be placed after those who compete in the second round. At least five prizes have to be awarded. 3. Speed 400 metres per minute. 4. CourseHeight First Round: Max ht 1.55m; Fences 1-7 Verticals approx 1.50m; Parallels approx 1.45m. To include one Triple Combination within the first 7 fences. Second Round: Minimum of 9 fences - All raised in height and width from the first round. This may include a raisedCombination. 5. Total Prize Fund£7,500 1st£2,500, 2nd£1,750, 3rd£1,250, 4th£950, 5th£500, 6th£300, 7th£150, 8th£100. ALL 8 PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED. 9. PrizeFund 50% funded by the British Showjumping Business Partnership. 10. Horse of the Year Show WildCard On offer via this Class. To compete in the International classes at the 2021 Horse of the Year Show, via a points league for the InternationalStairway. See Special Rule for this Class - Regulation8. The North of England Trophy presented to British Showjumping by Colonel Sir Michael Ansell, CBE, DSO. The winner will also receive the Griffin Goblet. Entry Fee £85 (inc. VAT) Wednesday SHOW JUMPING 14TH July GREAT YORKSHIRE CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS 4: Main Ring - Approx Start Time 15.30 Course Walk will be approx 20 minutes beforehand. Incorporating the British Showjumping North of England Adult Championship. This is a Table C class run under rule 183. Minimum height of fences 1.40m. Grades A or B registered horses, to be the property of, and to be ridden by, current members of British Showjumping. (Adult, Associate or Junior Members). No rider may ride more than one horse in this competition. This restriction has been imposed to allow as many exhibitors as possible to enter the class in the allocated ring time. Entries may be limited in thisclass. See Class 5 re selection for Mini Major. The George Thackray Memorial Trophy, offered by his friends and members of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society and the YAS Rose Vase. Prizes: 1st: £1,000, 2nd: £630, 3rd: £500, 4th: £315, 5th: £220, 6th: £150,7th: £125, 8th: £100 Entry Fee - £50 (inc. VAT) Thursday SHOW JUMPING 15TH July THE YORKSHIRE DALES ICE CREAM MINI MAJOR WHIP ROUND CLASS 5: Main Ring - Approx Start Time 10.50 Course Walk will be approx 20 minutes beforehand. This is a Table C class run under Rule 183. Maximum height of fences for ponies 90cm. For registered ponies not exceeding 128cms to be ridden by Junior Members (ages in accordance with Rule 77.13) and for qualified Adult Members. Total of 12 pairs will compete. 12adults will be selected from the first 4 placings in classes 1, 2 & 4. (excluding those already qualified). Should qualified riders not wish to compete, the Show Society reserves the right to invite other riders to fill thatplace. The 12 ponies will have pre qualified at Stainsby Grange, South View Equestrian Centre and Bishop Burton College The Thorite Pneumatics Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. (excluding those already qualified). Should qualified riders not wish to compete, the Show Society reserves the right to invite other riders to fill that place. The 12 ponies will have pre qualified at Stainsby Grange, South View Equestrian Centre and Bishop Burton College The Thorite Pneumatics Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. Prizes for Adult Riders: 1st: £1,000; 2nd: £720; 3rd: £520; 4th: £380; 5th: £250; 6th: £130 Special rosettes for Junior riders There will be a draw and class briefing for all riders at 10.00am in the Collecting Ring. Entry Fee: This class is Free of Charge. Thursday SHOW JUMPING 15TH July THE RIPON SELECT FOODS COCK O’ THE NORTH CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS 6: Main Ring - Approx Start Time 15.20 Course Walk will be approx 20 minutes beforehand. Under Table A8. Speed 375 metres per minute. Maximum height of fences 1.60m. For registered Grade A horses, to be the property of, and to be ridden by, current members of British showjumping. (Adult, Associate and Junior). This class is open to any exhibitor who has entered and ridden in any of the Tuesday or Wednesday classes here at the Great Yorkshire Show 2021. The class is restricted to one horse per rider, but this does not have to be the horse that was ridden on the previousday/s. A Perpetual Silver Challenge Trophy, offered by James R Ogden & Sons Ltd., will be awarded to the winner of this class (although due to the fragility of the trophy, it does not leave theshowground). Prizes: 1st£8,000, 2nd: £5,550, 3rd: £4,000, 4th: £2,750, 5th: £1,775, 6th: £1,025, 7th: £575.00, 8th: £325. Entry Fee - £100.00 (inc. VAT) Friday SHOWJUMPING 16TH July THE *5($7<25.6+,5( CHALLEN*( CLASS 7: Main Ring - Approx Start Time 11.40 Course Walk will be approx 20 minutes beforehand. Under Table A9. Speed 375 mpm. Maximum height of fences 1.45m. For Grade A & B registered horses, to be the property of, and to be ridden by current members of British Showjumping (Adult, Associate and Junior Members) Riders may start 2 horses in this class, but entries will be limited Prizes: 1st: £1,500; 2nd: £1,100; 3rd: £800; 4th: £500; 5th: £300; 6th: £150; 7th: £90; 8th: £60. Entry Fee - £60.00 (inc. VAT) SHOW JUMPING COMPETITIONS Organised by the Yorkshire Agricultural Society in conjunction with the British ShowJumping. Entries in Class 1 – 6 are confined to horses registered with British Showjumping and must be ridden by members in accordance with British Showjumping rule 79. Entries in the Mini Major must be ridden by Junior Members in accordance with Rule77.13. JUDGES & OFFICIALS Mrs V Turner (President), Miss J Pelly, Ms H Lyons, Reverend S P Grant COURSEBUILDERS Mr J Abbs, Mr B Townley (Assistant) RULES AND REGULATIONS SPECIFIC TO SHOW JUMPINGSTABLES - These may be reserved at a charge of £50 (inc.VAT + £20 deposit per box, per night, for YAS members and £70 (inc.VAT+£20 deposit per box, per night, for non-members.
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