Show Jumping

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Show Jumping

The Show Jumping teams are headed up by our Junior and Senior Chefs - Sarah and Kerrie

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Winter Show Jumping Qualifier

The Winter Show Jumping takes place on a surface and is run by various clubs from within the Area 7 region. Watch your emails for information on this event and get your name forward to the Chefs to enter. See the Events page for latest information on dates See the Events Page for latest information on dates

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Summer Show Jumping Qualifier

The Summer show Jumping Qualifer takes place on grass. This is run by various clubs from within Area 7. HHRC is always well represented at this qualifer event. Watch your emails for information and get your name forward to the Chefs to enter. See the Events Page for latest information on dates


style jumping

WHAT IS STYLE JUMPING?

The scoring involves four general aspects. The first is the assessment of the rider, which looks at a simple figure of eight in a 325mpm canter with a change of leg through trot or with a clean flying change. During the round the judge looks for feel and skill, position, balance and rhythm. On jumping the final fence you continue to canter at 325mpm. The feedback given should be constructive and positive to not only draw attention to the highlights but also show where improvements can be made to encourage better riding and higher marks. The judge can also give half marks.

There are penalties given but they are not the same as a Show Jumping round. The course is timed and for every second over the optimum time the combination receives one penalty however the course is not jumped against the clock. Knocking a pole off will incur two penalties, first refusal will incur three penalities and second refusal will incur six penalties. Other errors, including a fall or error of course, result in elimination. It is best to familiarise yourself with the BRC Rule Book where you can find more information on the rules for both disciplines

News and Tips

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TRAINING

SJ Team Training will be planned ahead of all SJ competitions. Team Training is open to all members not just team members

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QUALIFERS

Winter SJ is indoor. Summer SJ is outdoors and on grass.

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MAKE THAT DOG LEG

Use all the space availble to make the turn and approach the fence on a straight. You are more likely to have a run out or a pole down if you are not straight.

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RING RULES

Don't start the round until the buzzer goes! If you demolish a fence, wait for the buzzer before starting again.

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DRESS CODE

Don't forget to check the Rule Book for allowed standards of dress, whip length, spurs etc

being part of a team

Team membership is open to all. Just let the Chefs know you are interested and what height you would like to jump. Teams will be built around this and we endeavour to ensure that anyone that is interested gets the opportunity to take part