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EQUINE SHOWING SHOW SCHEDULE Bath & West Shows Limited 21 - 22 MAY 2021 ENTRIES CLOSE 3RD MAY EQUINE SHOWING SHOW SCHEDULE WWW.BATHANDWEST.COM Bath & West Shows Limited Registered in England & Wales with No. 8680261 EQUINE SCHEDULE Bath & West Equine Showing Show Shepton Mallet Friday 21 May to Saturday 22 May 2021 ENTRIES WILL NOT OPEN BEFORE 15TH MARCH ENTRIES CLOSE: 3 May 2021 However we reserve the right to close entries early should Showing Council guidance dictate or classes become too full. All up to date information will be available online POSTAL ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED NO ENTRIES ON THE DAY ENTER ON-LINE ONLY at www.bathandwest.com THE SHOWGROUND, SHEPTON MALLET, SOMERSET BA4 6QN Telephone: 01749 822200 IMPORTANT POINTS Here are a few points to note when making entries into the 2021 Bath & West Equine Showing Show. Exhibitors should be familiar with the full Terms & Conditions which can be found at – www.bathandwest.com. All mounted persons on the showground to wear safety hats which conform Hats (Reg 7(i) to the current regulations. Arrival (Reg 13) Thursday 20th 2:00pm to 10:00pm Friday 21st 5:30am to 10:00pm Saturday 22nd from 5:30am Correctness of Details It is the Exhibitors’ or Competitors’ responsibility to ensure that all the (Reg 18) information provided is correct. Refunds will only be provided on production of a veterinary certificate. which must be received by the Entries Office no more than 7 days after the last day Refunds (Reg 14) of Show. Levies included in the entry fee will not be refunded. Please see Reg 14 for more details on Covid-19 refund policy. Exhibitors must ensure the entry is registered with the appropriate breed Eligibility to Enter society for the classes being entered and, where necessary, the Owner, Rider (Reg 21) and Exhibitor. Payment of Prizes No prize money awarded at the 2021 show. (Regs 34 & 35) Must be made in writing and submitted to the Horse Stewards’ Office within Objections (Reg 39) 30 minutes of the completion of the class and accompanied by a deposit of £50. Details of entries made will only be shared with breed societies and/or shows to confirm eligibility and/or qualification. Results will be displayed on the GDPR Show’s web site. Breed societies will also provide/use some of your Condition of Entry information. Please go to the relevant society’s web page to view their policy as to how, when and why your details will be used. All equines attending the Bath & West Equine Showing Show 2021 must have been vaccinated for Equine Influenza. Equines may attend having received the primary course, and prior to the first booster, but not within 7 days of receiving a vaccine dose. The primary course is 1st vaccination and then 2nd vaccination 21 - 92 days later. This should be followed by the first booster (150 - 215 days) and all subsequent boosters. Equine Flu (Reg 48) All Equines must have been vaccinated within the 6 months prior to the Show. Foals - In-foal mares that have already had vaccinations of primary Equine Influenza course should be vaccinated 4-6 weeks before the foal is due to be born. Foals should be vaccinated for Equine Influenza at 6 months to commence their primary course. ` ENTRY FEES 2021 CLASSES FEES All entries now include a £1 levy towards medical cover Foal, In-Hand & Ridden 1-7, 8, 17-18, 19-21, 22-25, 26-30, 31-35, 36-37, 38-39, 44-48, 49, 53-54, 55-59, 60-61, 62, 65-67, £21.00 68-69, 70-76, 77-81, 82-83, 84-88, 89-94, 95-99, 100-105, 106-111, 112-117, 118-123, 124-129, 130-131, 132-133, 147, 151, 155-160 In-hand (HoYS qualifier) £21.00 + £15.00 levy = £36.00 152-154 Light Horse Light Ridden (RIHS qualifier) £21.00 + £10.00 levy = £31.00 9-13, 14-15, 16, 50-52, 63-64, 134-137, 138-141, 142-146, 148-149, 150 Ridden (HoYS qualifier) £21.00 + £15.00 levy = £36.00 40-43 STABLES FEES 2021 STABLE TYPE FEE PER NIGHT Initial shavings bedding provided. Extra available to purchase on a limited basis. Stallions 3yrs old and over should be stabled in stallion boxes. Stables available from 5:00pm until 5:00pm the following day. Stables are limited and booked on a first come, first served basis. All Sections Stabling will close when full. Normal £45.00 Light Light Horse Horse Stallion £45.00 PRIZES There will be no prize money for the 2021 Bath & West Equine Showing Show. Any prize monies won in qualifiers are to be paid and claimed directly from the individual societies. Vet & Farrier Please note there will be no farrier on site however there will be a vet on call all weekend. EQUINE PASSPORTS: Horse Passports must accompany all horses and ponies; spot checks will be carried out. Royal Bath & West Shows Ltd - errors and omissions excepted (E&OE). TICKETS & PASSES 2021 Numbers and Passes Exhibitors will be able to download a template of their number. This will act as entry into the event. A maximum of 3 people may attend the show per horse, this includes the rider. As this event is being held behind closed doors there will be no option to purchase additional tickets. Please print off your number and display clearly in the front of your vehicle as these will be checked upon entry into the event. Please do not give this number to anyone else as the number will only be allowed entry to the event once. All Sections If you are staying overnight there will be no camping allowed on the showground in tents or caravans and no additional passes issued for this. There will be a downloadable template for Track & Trace purposes available nearer the time which should be filled out correctly and handed into the gate on arrival. Alternatively there will be a QR code available on the day. Please note that although all details are correct at the time of the schedule going online. We will be running under The Showing Council Blueprint and as government legislation allows therefor may have to change or make amendments as and when dictated. Any changes made at a later date will be posted online and communicated to entrants. Friday 21 May 2021 Main Ring Ring 2 Ring 3 Ring 4 Ring A Ring B 8:00am 8:00am 9:00am 9:00am Ridden Hunters - Ridden Colourds - Side Saddle Equitation - Hunter Breeding - Novice Hunter Native/Cob/ Tradional not Open Equitation Yearling Lightweight Hunter exceeding 148cm Best Horse/Pony Two Year Old Middleweight Hunter Native/Cob/Traditional Exceeding Concours D'Elegance Three Year Old Heavyweight Hunter 148cm Small & Lightweight Non Native not exceeding 153cm 11:00am Broodmare Ridden hunter Championship Non Native Exceeding 153cm In Hand Irish Draught Foal Breeding Middle & Ridden Coloured Championship Maturity Class Heavyweight 11:00am 11:00am 1,2,3 years Broodmare Small Hunters Riding Horses - 11:00am Foal 11:30am Novice RH In Hand ID Hunter Breeding Ladies Hunters Small RH ROR Challenge Championship Championship 12:00 Large RH 12:00pm 11:00am Amateur Hunters - 1:00pm In Hand Colourds - Sport Horse Amateur Lightweight Riding Horse Championship Working Hunters Yearling - No Foals Breeding- Amateur Heavyweight Open WH Two Year Old Yearling Novice WH Three Year Old Two Year Old Amateur Hunter Amateur WH Championship Non Native any height Three Year Old Native Any Height Broodmare Foal 13:00 Working Hunter Championship 1:30pm Sport Horse Breeding Ridden Cobs- Ridden Irish Draught - Championship Novice/Maxi Cob In Hand Coloured ID Pure Bred 4:30pm Lightweight Cob Championship ID Sports Horse Open Working Hunter Show Heavyweight Cob 12:30 Horse - Maxi Cob Hack & Riding Ridden Irish Draught Hack/Cob/Maxi Cob/ Riding Horse Championship Horses - Ridden Cob Championship Hack 1,2,3 years 0pm 3:0 RH 1,2,3 years Ridden ROR- Amateur Owner Rider Cob/Maxi Hack & RH Brood Novice Cob Mare Open Flat Hack & RH Foal Open NH Hack & RH Championship Ridden ROR Championship 2:00pm ROR In Hnad Saturday 22 May 2020 Main Ring Ring 2 Ring 3 Ring 4 Ring 5 Ring 6 Ring A Ring B 8:00am 9:00am 9:00am 08:30am 8:30am 8:30am 08:30am BSPS Ridden M&M Seniors - BSPS WH Ponies - M&M Breeding M&M Breeding M&M Breeding In M&M Breeding In Olympia Qualifier - RIHS In Hand 15-20 Nursery Stakes In Hand - In Hand - Hand - Hand - Welsh C RIHS In Hand 21 over Not exceeding Welsh Sec A Shetland - Standard Welsh D 133cm Highland Dales/Fell Shetland Standard Dales/Fell/Highland RIHS In Hand Not exceeding Welsh Sec A Championship Connemara/New Forest Championship Dales/Fell Breeding Shetland Miniature 143cm Highland Welsh A & B Breeding Championship Shetland Miniature Not exceeding Breeding Dartmoor/Exmoor/ RIHS Ridden 15-20 153cm Championship Championship Championship Shetland RIHS Ridden 21 over Open Welsh Sec B Dartmoor Intermediate New Forest Dartmoor Breeding BSPS Ridden M&M RIHS Ridden Connemara Welsh Sec B Championship Championship Championship BSPS WH Pony New Forest Breeding Miniature Horses Championship Connemara Breeding Championship Miniature Horses 12:30pm Breeding Championship Championship NPS M&M Open Ridden - Championship Large Breeds 12:30 12:00pm Welsh Sec D 2:00pm Small Breeds Members Cup In NPS M&M Open FR Walk & Trot Only Exmoor Riding Pony Hand 15 & over WH Ponies - Welsh Sec D Breeding - NPS M&M LR&FR - NPS M&M Ridden M&M Lead Rein MembersWelsh Cup B Ridden Not exceeding Breeding Championship 15 & over 148cm Exmoor Championship Riding Pony M&M First Ridden Not exceeding Breeding Breeding NPS Mini Championship 2:00pm 143cm Championship Welsh Sec C Championship BSPS Show Hunter Ponies Not exceeding BSPS LR&FR - BSPS Lead Rein - 133cm Welsh Sec C Welsh Part Bred Not exceeding 122cm Not exceeding Breeding BSPS First Ridden Not Exceeding 133cm 122cm Championship Welsh Part Bred BSPS Mini Not exceeding 143cm Championship Championship Not exceding 153cm NPS M&M 14:30 BSPS LR&FR of SHT BSPS LR of HT Working Hunter NPS Silver BSPS FR of HT BSPS Show Hunter Pony Pony Medal BSPS Mini SHT Championship Championship Championship Championship 15:00 Cuddy In Hand Supreme Bath & Championship West Mini Championship Light Horse SUPREME IN-HAND HORSE OR PONY OF THE YEAR Judges: Mr Chris Yates Judging on: Saturday Awards Champion: Horse of the Year Show Champion Rosette and Sash and Royal Bath & West Champion Rosette.
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