Hannah Francis One Day Event

• The Event is Unaffiliated and will run under Horse Events rules https://www.horseevents.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Horse-Events-Eventing-Rules-2024.pdf unless otherwise stated in this schedule. Please do read these. • Open to all – no restrictions on horses with BE points. • Minimum age of horse in the 70cm, 80cm and 90cm classes: 4 years • Minimum age of horse in the 100cm: 5 years Age to be calculated from 1st January in the year in which it was foaled. • Doctor, Paramedics, Ambulances, Vet, Farrier and Horse Ambulance on Site • Variety of catering outlets serving hot and cold food    Minimum age of competitors in the 80cm, 90cm and 100cm classes:  10 years (as at 1^st January 2024).

Online entries Enter online at Horse Events https://www.horse-events.co.uk/events/ Entry Fees; £78 per class (includes medical cover & there is NO start fee) + £2 non-refundable booking fee Entries will be on a first come first served basis Entries open Tuesday 31 May 2024 Closing date Tuesday 2 July 2024 (or earlier if full) When you enter, please put the details of your Berry pony who will be accompanying you at the Event in the Entrant Notes box, plus info about you and your horse/pony. Please include age of horse.

Perpetual Trophy and Rug to the Winner of each section Rosettes to 10th Place and Prizes in kind Special Prizes(1st – 3rd) for Young Horses (5 & 6 year olds) in 90cm and 100cm Starter’s Award for good Horsemanship in each Class

Order of classes Please note Classes may run in any order i.e. Class 1 will not necessarily be first. The order in which classes will run will be published online after close of entries. In the past the 80cm class has been the first class to run, followed by the 90cm, then the 100cm and 70cm.   Course Inspection From 2 pm on Saturday 13 July 2024 Professional Event Riders will conduct course walks on the afternoon of Saturday 13 July 2024. Info will be posted on the facebook page.   Numbers Riders will need to bring their own number bib. You will need to print A4 landscape copies of your rider number to go in the bib. It will be possible to download and print these from the eventing scores website https://www.eventingscores.co.uk/

All horses/ponies should have received a vaccination within 12 months of the date of the competition having already received their initial course of injections. There must be 7 clear days between the last vaccination and the date of the competition. Random checks will be taking place

To arrange stabling please contact Zoe Symes z.b.symes@gmail.com

It is compulsory that ALL riders wear hats/helmets at all times when mounted, with the chin strap done up. Hats that have not already been tagged with the pink British Eventing, Pony Club, Riding Club or Horse Events tag must be checked and tagged before starting the competition. The current hat standard requirements are available on the schedule:   From 2024 onwards, the Level 3 blue BETA 2018 standard will be required. This means the purple BETA 2009 safety certification will no longer be permitted. All riders must wear a BETA approved Level 3 body protector with the year 2018 shown on the label manufactured in the year 2018 or after for the XC phase and whenever else a body protector is worn. If a competitor chooses to wear an air jacket it must be worn over a permitted body protector for the XC phase. Air jackets may be worn for the SJ or dressage phases without a body protector. Stopwatches Event stopwatches are permitted. Whips Whips may not be carried in the dressage phase. Only one whip, no longer than 120cms, may be carried when riding in. Whips for jumping phases are on a par with British Showjumping standards i.e. • The maximum length of the “Whip” is 70cm and must be no less than 45cm. • The overall weight of the whip maximum of 160g evenly distributed. • Minimum diameter of the shaft is 1cm • The “Contact area”, is considered to be two fifths of the overall length of the “Whip” and must be covered with a “Pad”. • There must be no “binding” within 17 centimetres of the end of the “Pad”. • The “Pad” must be smooth, with no protrusion or raised surface, and be made of shock absorbing material throughout its circumference such that it gives a compression factor of at least 6mm

This event is a Qualifier for the Horse Events National Unaffiliated SEG & Young Horse Eventing Championships 2024 Incorporating: * Amateur ONLY classes – Riders must meet eligibility criteria to ensure a true amateur class * Open class for young horses – open to all levels of rider with horse 4, 5 or 6 years in their 1st or 2nd year of eventing. * Schools Equestrian Games Eventing Championships – the Prestigious Schools Eventing series to find the Schools eventing champions. Championships 21st -22nd September  – Dauntsey Park, Wiltshire. 80, 90 & 100cm For full information on how to qualify and venues visit: https://www.horse-events.co.uk/horse-events-national-eventing-championships/