20/08/2026
🌟🌟How it works🌟🌟
Riders must enter their individual classes. As with the national dressage or eventing championships, riders can't be entered on a team if they haven't entered individually. Last year I believe in one case the club paid for their team entry, meaning riders had no extra expense if they were on a team.
🐴SHOW JUMPING🐴
A team must have a rider graded 90 or higher. The other 3 riders can be of any grade.
The team captain must be identified at the time of entry.
The competition is being run Nations Cup style, with all competitors jumping two rounds, regardless of faults in the first round.
Riders graded 70 and 80 will do their two rounds over a 70 course and then, if a jump off is needed to sort the placing for the individual classes, they will jump a third round over their graded height against optimum time. This means an RC80 rider would jump twice at 70 and then once at 80 (assuming they weren't the only RC80 rider to go double clear in their first two rounds)
An RC70 rider will do their third round at 70 against optimum time.
Riders graded 90 or above will do their first two rounds over a 90 course.
They will do their third round against the clock, over a shortened course, at their graded height. *This includes the riders designated as team captains.* These jump off rounds determine individual class placing.
An RC110 rider would do their first two rounds over 90. If this rider was a team captain, and their team was tying for first place after the first two rounds, they would then do a third round at 1.10m and their jump off score and time goes on their team result.
💃Dressage💃 (soooo much easier🙈)
Teams can be made up of any grade of rider, with the best 3 scores counting.
Team captains must be identified st the time of entry.
In the event of teams completing on equal scores, the team captains scores will be used to determine placings.