British Dressage - Issue 6 2012 by British Dressage

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SCHEDULES 15 OCTOBER – 14 NOVEMBER 2012

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CONTENTS

WHEN IS BRITISH DRESSAGE OUT NEXT? Issue seven: 18 October Issue eight: 3 December

GOLDEN TEAM GB

Supporters cheer on Team GB

OLYMPIC SPECIAL Celebrate the winning action with our 14-page review

COVER: JON STROUD. JULIA RAU; LESLIE BLISS

62 NEWS AND REGULARS

SCHEDULES

FEATURES

5 From the editor Barbara Young looks back at a memorable time at Greenwich 6 Bits & Pieces Farouche wins again, in memory of Louise Woof and spotlight on the BD AGM 7 Simon Says Columnist Simon Laurens looks forward to the Paralympics 10 Sponsors’ Spotlight Latest updates from our sponsors 12 European Young Rider, Junior and Pony Europeans 16 Shearwater Young Horse Championships 68 Regional Activity Check out the latest action in your area 70 BD Action Key updates from British Dressage 114 Dressage Days British dressage and showjumping team farrier Haydn Price DipWCF on his love of horses and fascination with gait analysis and locomotion

73 Venue listings 81 Schedules in detail 103 Forthcoming calendar

18 View from the top Leslie Bliss meets FEI dressage and paraequestrian dressage director Trond Asmyr 46 Training: Hitting the right note Leslie Bliss finds out how to create a winning freestyle music test 52 Long live veterans! Competing in the horses’ twilight years 58 Back to Backs How to identify, avoid and treat back problems 62 Top tack The latest designs in dressage saddles and bridles

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OLYMPIC SPECIAL 25 Our 14-page round-up of all the action and behind the scenes at London 2012 37 Grooms’ diary: Fiona Lawrence and Alan Davies relive the excitement at Greenwich Park On the cover Pure gold:Team GB’s triumphant gold medal-winning team, Charlotte Dujardin, Carl Hester and Laura Bechtolsheimer, photographed by Jon Stroud BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

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FROM THE EDITOR

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The views expressed by individual contributors are not necessarily those of British Dressage. Equally, the inclusion of advertisements in this magazine does not constitute endorsement of the products and services by British Dressage.

KEY DATES 13-16 September Espayo National Dressage Championships Stoneleigh, Warks 22-23 September Petplan Equine Area Festival Northallerton, N Yorks 22-24 September Petplan Equine Area Festival Patchetts, Herts 29-30 September Senior Home International Addington Manor, Bucks 6-7 October Petplan Equine Area Festival Sheepgate, Lincs 20-21 October BYRDS Home International Bishop Burton, E Yorks 24-25 November National Convention Hartpury College, Glos 17-23 December World Cup Qualifier, Olympia, London

It’s official – dressage history has As Fiona sums up perfectly: “It was an The legacy of correct been made with new records set at honour and a privilege to have played training, inspirational glorious Greenwich. a part in history – we are all so proud riding and a new buzz Our magnificent Olympic of our horses and riders.” triumphs of two golds and a bronze Also in this issue, we ask experts about the sport is the icing have been applauded worldwide, Jennie Loriston-Clarke and Tom on the cake – it really was Hunt (composer of Charlotte and putting British dressage achievements at the top of the news in the same Carl’s Olympic freestyle tests) what a dream come true week as NASA’s latest mission to Mars! it takes to put together a winning Wow, what a show and what a result! freestyle (p46). And how rewarding to see our sport in the “I aim to create music that will enhance the media spotlight on so many front pages alongside performance,” explains Tom, whose superb patrioticnumerous mentions on TV thanks to the tireless themed production for Valegro, complete with spinededication of Winnie Murphy and BD’s marketing tingling chimes from Big Ben, moved many in the team – they too deserve a medal! stadium to tears. Dubbed the ‘Friendly Games’, the ‘Golden Games’ Our profile spotlight falls on Trond Asmyr, FEI and, best of all perhaps, the ‘Inspirational Games’, these dressage and para-equestrian dressage director and the were magical, memorable days where everyone around man in charge of shaping the future of the sport of us smiled, chatted to total strangers, took snaps of each dressage worldwide. other and shared in the excitement of watching worldLike the rest of us,Trond believes that success for class dressage at its best. the sport at London 20ı2 will launch dressage to The atmosphere at Greenwich Park’s iconic arena meteoric heights. packed to the skies with 23,000 flag-waving supporters “Now we have the first real superstars in dressage, is something none of us will ever forget.The legacy of this has generated a completely new level of interest correct training, inspirational riding and a new buzz from the outside world,” he says. about the sport is the icing on the cake – it really was Great sport, great atmosphere, great results… what a dream come true. more could we have wished for? Our ı4-page Olympic special coverage includes an And there’s more to come. Our next issue includes exclusive diary from Carl and Charlotte’s ‘supergrooms’ a report from the Paralympics, as well as the Espayo Fiona Lawrence and Alan Davies (p37). It’s great reading National Dressage Championships and Sheepgate’s and their passion shines through, but it also reveals the Under 25 Championships – who will emerge as the importance of teamwork and genuine camaraderie. next stars of the future? GET IN TOUCH

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BITS&PIECES Latest news and views

FABULOUS FAROUCHE DOES IT AGAIN!

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LEFT: Michael Eilberg and Farouche make history at the 2012 FEI World Breeding Championships for Young Dressage Horses

The British-bred Woodlander Farouche and Michael Eilberg made history at the FEI World Breeding Championships for Young Dressage Horses in Verden, Germany, scoring 9.88% − the highest marks ever recorded in the 15 years of the competition. The Hanoverian chestnut mare, who won the five-year-old class last year, scored 10s for walk and general impression, and is also the only mare ever to have won the competition for both age groups. “This mare is so celebrated here − today she has no nationality, everybody is sharing her success,” said breeder Lynne Crowden, who owns her in partnership with Alison Walton and the Eilberg family. “Farouche has raised the bar in my breeding programme. I breed 12 foals a

year in the hope I can breed another that can match her quality,” said Lynne. The silver medal was awarded to the KWPN stallion Borencio, ridden by the experienced young horse producer Emmelie Scholtens. The final score of 9.1% included a 9.5% for his powerful trot, which was the highlight of the test. In bronze position was the Oldenburg stallion Sir Donnerhall II (Sandro Hit/ Donnerhall), owned by the Swedish Nyreröd family, with Danish rider Thomas Sigtenbjerggard. FIVE-YEAR-OLD CHAMPION The five-year-old champion Sa Coeur (Sir Donnerhall/Don Davidoff), ridden by Eva Möller, is owned by Hof Kasselmann KG. “It is so much fun to ride a horse that will do everything right for you,” said Eva, who is trained by her husband Dr Ulf Möller. The Westphalian stallion Revolverheld 6 (Rockwell/Landstreicher), ridden by AnnChristian Wienkamp, won the silver medal. Britain’s Becky Moody and Carinsio (Painted Black I/Beaujolais) finished in seventh place on a score of 8.26.

IN MEMORY OF LOUISE WOOF (1957-2012)

Breeder, dressage judge and pioneer of the first brushing boot to be made of neoprene, Louise Woof died on 5 July at Exeter Hospital at the age of 55. Louise was a groom for the master of Mid Devon Foxhounds when she came up with the idea for leg wear. Woof Wear started on the kitchen table and ended up being sold all over the world. Louise was also the founder of Maximillian Stud, which she established with the objective of breeding and producing competition horses of the highest calibre. Louise also stood dressage stallions Maximillian Saluut and Maximillian Voltucky at her stud in Bondleigh, producing dressage and showjumpers.

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DON’T MISS THE PRINCIPLES OF JUDGING SEMINAR

International FEI judges Andrew Gardner and Jennie Loriston-Clarke will be presenting the two-day Principles of Judging Seminar at Hartpury College, Gloucester on 27 and 28 October. The programme will be slightly altered from previous years, with time spent assessing ways of going and tests in the actual arena, as well as movements and problems. It is also hoped that on the Saturday evening, attendees will have the opportunity to watch some of the Olympic tests, with Andrew and Jennie commentating. The seminar will count as an official seminar for judges on lists 4, 3 and 3a, however everyone is welcome to attend. As it covers principles, it will be relevant to all. The level of tests being used will range from elementary to prix st georges. Judges may attend on either or both days, although it will be more beneficial to go to both. Ticket prices Judges Others (inc. trainees) (members/non-members) £85 £95 includes all sessions and evening meal on Saturday £57.50 £67.50 Saturday with evening meal £37.50 £47.50 Saturday only £37.50 £47.50 Sunday only £35 £35 on-site accommodation at Hartpury College (single rooms only), which includes breakfast Book tickets via the BD shop at www.britishdressage.co.uk or contact Claire Carter 024 76 698833 claire.carter@britishdressage.co.uk

NEWS & VIEWS

BD chairman Jennie Loriston-Clarke presents volunteer awards to Mary Abrams and Emma Bradshaw (below)

SIMONSAYS... SIMON LAURENS LOOKS FORWARD TO THE PARALYMPICS

SPOTLIGHT ON BD AGM The British Dressage AGM was held on Friday 29 June at the BHS offices at Abbey Park, Kenilworth. A selection of members joined the board, BD staff and award winners to conduct the formal AGM and also hear about a great 2011 and news of current activities. Ordinary Business 1. To elect judges director − Linda Whetstone was the only candidate to come forward and was duly elected. 2. To elect rules and fixtures director − there were two candidates for election: Tamsyn Cowie and Sandra Smith. The results of the members’ ballot were supplied by Baker Tilly and were as follows: 135 ballot papers returned, one unsatisfactory, so a total of 134. 106 for Tamsyn Cowie, 28 for Sandra Smith. Tamsyn Cowie was put to the meeting as the members’ choice and duly elected. 3. To elect international director − David Trott was the sole candidate to fill the vacancy and was duly elected. 4. To receive the financial statements of British Dressage for the year ended 31 December 2011 and the Directors’ and Auditors’ Reports thereon − these were approved by the meeting. 5. To appoint KPMG as the auditors of British Dressage and to authorise the board to fix their remuneration − this was unopposed at the meeting and duly approved. This concluded the formal business of the Annual General Meeting. BD Awards Following presentations from members of the board, the dedication of volunteers and well-run show centres was recognised during the awards ceremony. Volunteers Juliet Seal (South West) Mary Abrams ( North West) Vicky Boultwood (Eastern) Robert Stanier (Central) Sam Turpitt (Scotland) Sue Cottrell (Wales) Lawrence Glander (Southern) Marg Coultous (Northern)

Young volunteer Emma Bradshaw Show awards Kingswood Equestrian Centre Sparsholt College Patchetts Equestrian Centre

For the full report, please refer to the BD website news story posted on 3 July at www.britishdressage.co.uk/news/ show/1465-bd-annual-general-meeting

The wait is over − seven years in the planning and, for the riders, four years of hard graft. Although it only seems like yesterday, I was feeling a combination of nerves and excitement. I am guessing that this can only be more intense this time round as the Games are on home soil − a huge honour to be one of the selected five riders. What a five they are, because for the first time ever we are fielding a rider from each of the five grades − a massive feat in itself − and I am confident that no other country in the world could achieve this, just proving how strong we are across the board. I was at Hartpury for the final selection trial and you could really feel the buzz. The selectors had an incredibly tough job and I suspect spent many agonising hours deliberating over the final five − the pros and cons of experienced riders, younger not so experienced riders and relatively new combinations − and trying to get the blend just right. Personally, I think they have. We have Lee Pearson, Deb Criddle and Sophie Christensen, all three with vast Paralympics experience. Although Sophie and Deb are both THE on fairly new rides, they have more than proved FUTURE OF themselves. And Natasha Baker and Sophie PARA DRESSAGE Wells, for whom this will be their first Games, LOOKS BRIGHT, have World and European titles behind them. OR DARE I SAY This is the kind of squad that proves the quality IT, GOLDEN! we have in this country, that we can field youth with experience and still be the major force in this highly competitive sport. I do believe the reason that we can field such quality combinations has to fall at the feet of the structure we have in place in this country. From the grass roots to the very top of the tree. Training, competition of which we probably have the most of in the world, from international to national. Coaches, where we are the only country to have a database. Judges, where we have more high-quality judges than anywhere else. Stewards, again we have strength in depth. The World Class programme, which gives all the backup and support to the riders from a world-class team. New to this, in conjunction with RDA [Riding for the Disabled Association], which is where many of our team members started, are the training hubs run by David Hamer, on behalf of the British Equestrian Federation and supported by funding from Sport England. The initiative is to help guide and encourage our young riders on the long path, giving them a taste of what is involved, not only from the riding side, but what goes on behind the scenes. Many of our international trainers are on board, giving valuable training and helping set goals for them to aim for. Who knows, maybe we could see some of our next Paralympians coming from this new venture. The future of para dressage looks bright, or dare I say it, golden! Finally, I just want to wish the team all the very best of luck. We will all be watching and supporting you.

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SPONSORSHIP NEWS Equestrian fashion brand Cavalleria Toscana is sponsoring Dan Sherriff (right). “It’s really difficult to find equestrian clothing which is functional as well as great looking, particularly for men,” says Dan. ”The products Cavalleria Toscana produce fulfil both requirements and have exceeded all of my expectations. I’m delighted to be associated with the brand and represent them in the dressage discipline.” Italian tack brand Equipe is sponsoring Peter Storr (below, left), who joins the UK rider team, which includes Charlotte Dujardin, Ben Maher and Blyth Tait. Peter, who is also a list 1 judge, is currently the trainer of the BD pony team. “I am excited to be working with the Equipe team. Their saddles really do make a difference to the way a horse performs, they are supple through the back and a lot softer,” says Peter. “Every horse I have put them on loves them. My dressage competition scores have increased by 5% just by changing over to Equipe! Not only have my horses seen the benefit, but some of the Team GB pony riders using the smaller sizes have improved dramatically. “It’s fantastic to be working with an international brand like Equipe that listens to the riders and then develops a range of the most advanced saddles for us to ride in.”

The manufacturer of HaySoft and BedSoft is sponsoring Andrew Gould. “The bedding is so easy to muck out and really absorbent, which reduces wastage… and cost!“ says Andrew. “The added bio-security aspect of the bedding means that I know my horses have added protection when they are stabled away from home. The level of dressage that I compete in is so physically demanding, the high quality of HaySoft means that I know they are receiving plenty of vitamins, nutrients and fibre to help keep them in great condition.”

Leading equestrian retailer RB Equestrian is sponsoring Emile Faurie (above). Director Kathryn Jaquet says: “We wanted to work with an exceptional rider with a great personality, and when we discussed our plans to cater for riders at all levels from those starting out to international competitors, we discovered that Emile is not only a true sportsman, but a dedicated trainer and a compassionate man with a vision to share his love of riding and horses with children through the Emile Faurie Foundation. We are very proud that Emile has agreed to represent the RB Equestrian brand.” Equiform Nutrition is sponsoring international rider Nicky Patrick. Nicky, who trains with Rhett Bird, has represented Britain at the European Young Rider Championships, winning a team bronze medal, currently has three horses competing at senior level, and was selected for small tour at Hartpury CDI. Nicky feeds her horses a number of Equiform supplements, including Equicell, Easy Joint Liquid and Muscle Pro.

SHEARWATER APPOINTED OFFICIAL BD INSURANCE PROVIDER

British Dressage has appointed Shearwater Insurance as its official Insurance Provider with immediate effect. Shearwater Insurance is well known in the equestrian industry for providing personal, reliable and tailor-made insurance policies for a range of clients. From one-horse owners to largescale businesses, the experienced insurance brokers are committed to providing the best level of cover to customers. Shearwater’s managing director, Jeremy Lawton, said: “The sport is going from strength to strength at the moment. In what is undoubtedly going to be an exciting year for British Dressage, we are very pleased to be partnering with them and look forward to working alongside them as they grow and evolve.” British Dressage chief executive Amanda Bond said: “British Dressage is delighted to appoint Shearwater as our insurance provider. The company has been such a long-term supporter of dressage, including the development of our young horse championships and our owners’ awards. We have always had a great partnership with them and I know they will provide our members with the best range of services possible.” Shearwater Insurance offers a range of insurance services, including equine, motor, home, commercial and travel cover. For more information, contact 01992 718666 or visit www.shearwater-insurance.co.uk BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

SPONSORS’ SPOTLIGHT Jayne Lancashire

TOP 10 TIPS FOR BUYING YOUR DRESSAGE HORSE, FROM DRESSAGE INTERNATIONAL’S JAYNE LANCASHIRE 1 Write yourself a wish list, but be realistic about your needs and lifestyle. Be sensible about size and realistic about what your budget will buy. 2 Take time on the phone and ask questions relevant to your own needs. Do the answers make you feel like jumping in your car to see him immediately? Don’t let distance put you off – I would go to the ends of the Earth to find the right horse! 3 Don’t be rushed. When you arrive, look how the horse is kept as that will give you an idea how much he is cherished. I like the horse to be in his stable so the buyer can interact. I also like to see a horse brushed, tacked up and bandaged. 4 How do you feel about him? If you’re still not sure, or if it’s an outright ‘no’, don’t be afraid to say he is not for me – remember, you are the one who is buying the horse. 5 Watch the horse ridden; does he do everything he is supposed to? Is he working at the correct level described? Do you feel like you want to get on to try him yourself? 6 Once on board, take plenty of time to feel comfortable and make walk and halt transitions to ensure you have the stop and go buttons sorted. 7 Ride in your normal way. Some clients prefer me to stay and help them, while others prefer to be left on their own. The seller must have confidence that they can leave you alone with the horse. 8 If you want to take him for a hack, do this after you’ve ridden in the arena. Do you feel safe? Do you have the feeling that you want to ride this horse every day? Go with gut feeling as it’s usually right. Don’t let anyone pressure you into buying. 9 Watch the horse being untacked and washed down. Sit with the seller and talk through any other questions. Look at the passport and vaccines to see if the horse has had many owners – a good horse doesn’t change hands often, but sometimes there may be genuine reasons. 10 If the horse has ticked all your boxes, you have found your perfect partner! I’ve had a lot of clients who’ve hugged me after they have ridden because they have found their perfect horse and you should find yours, too! www.dressageinternational.co.uk CHARLES OWEN GETS AHEAD

Charles Owen, known for its classic designs and detail, has developed a new range of helmets for dressage riders. Sponsored rider Charlotte Dujardin has been a great role model in developing a look that combines tradition and function. “It should not be just what the jumpers wear, it needs to be classic and be part of the overall picture,” says Charlotte. Roy Burek, managing director of Charles Owen, agrees: “This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to redefine the dressage athlete. Individual style is very important and why customisation is an essential part of our new helmet range.” www.charlesowen.co.uk

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YOUNG TALENT TAKE ON EUROPE

Celebrating British riders’ achievements in France and Switzerland 1

YOUNG RIDERS 1 Olivia Oakeley and Donna Summer were the best of the Brits in the individual young rider test 2 All smiles: Olivia Oakeley and Bobby Hayler 3 Patriotic pet: Gill Hayler’s Chihuahua flies the flag 4 Father and daughter time: Paul and Bobby Hayler 5 Eilidh Grant and her home-bred mare, Comanche Crumble (by Cassander), joined the team as reserve, only to receive the call-up the week before, and went on to achieve the highest score in the team test 6 On parade: The British teams 7 Alex Hardwick with her mother Sally’s Calvin G, a nine-year-old Hanoverian gelding by Contendro 8 Grooms Michael Hudson and Michelle Tipper

6 AND 12 SALLY HARDWICK; ALL OTHERS ASTRID APPELS

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JUNIORS 9 Junior and young rider chefs d’equipe Anne Keen and Claire Moir 10 Claire Gallimore and her mother Jane’s Daniolo, a 12-year-old Oldenburg gelding by Don Primero 11 Team support 12 The British teams 13 Seventeenyear-old Jessica Knapton and Remarkable (by Royal Diamond), who only received their call-up three days prior to travelling, before posting the best scores in the team and individual tests 14 Seventeenyear-old Abigail Slater with Judy Harvey’s former small tour horse Lou Wega, owned by Richard Heley 15 Sixteen-year-old Gaby Lucas with her own Laurentius II, a 14-year-old Hanoverian gelding by Lauries Crusador

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FEI EUROPEAN PONY CHAMPIONSHIPS 16 The British pony team finished in fourth position at Fontainebleau, France: From left to right: Harriette Williams (Madam’s Miss Maria), Erin Williams (Dynasty), Phoebe Peters (SL Lucci) and Maisie Scruton (Rembrandt DDH), with chef d’equipe Liz Mills (centre) 17 Erin Williams with Claire Williams’ palomino mare Dynasty was the highest placed British rider in the individual 18 The British team enjoys some time out 19 Phoebe Peters with SL Lucci was the highest placed British rider in the team test 20 Maisie Scruton with her own pony stallion Rembrandt DDH thanks the supporters BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

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SHEARWATER YOUNG DRESSAGE HORSE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2012, HARTPURY 1

1 Second place in the five-year-old section: Jo Hamilton and her own and Lady Hope’s Corchapin 2 Second place in the six-year-old section: Kate Cowell and her own and Patricia Andrews’ Barcelona 3 Winners of the six-year-old class: Lucy Cartwright with Christine Richards and Audrey Lawrence’s Samba Dancer (by Samba Hit)

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4 Four-year-old winners: Ben Andrew and Viv Gleave’s stallion Kingswood Durable 5 Runners-up in the four-year-old: Daniel Greenwood and his own and Jamie Reynolds’ Romanno Stromboli 6 Third place in the four-year-old: Paul Hayler and his own and Peter Spencer’s Lonswelt 7 Winners of the five-year-old: Anders Dahl and Fiona Bigwood’s Cashmir scored 8.84

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I INTERVIEW

VIEW FROM THE TOP

Trond Asmyr is well known in Britain as an international judge, but in his day job as FEI dressage and para-equestrian dressage director, he is one of the most powerful people in the sport. LESLIE BLISS finds out more Being the man in charge of shaping the future of the sport of dressage worldwide is some responsibility. It is therefore a good thing that the Norwegian-born Trond Asmyr, FEI dressage and paraequestrian dressage director since 2009, is so highly regarded for his knowledge, diplomacy and business skills. Britain’s top judge Stephen Clarke says: “Trond has been one of my greatest friends for more years than I care to remember. I have the greatest admiration for him; his innate sense of integrity and fair play are truly outstanding. “He plays a hugely influential role in the sport, which he understands from all aspects, through his past involvement with the Norwegian National Federation and as an experienced international judge. Having previously held highly responsible positions in the ‘real world’ of commerce and business, he also knows full well how to stand his ground when the going gets tough.We are extremely lucky to have such a person at the helm of the FEI.” Trond, who is aged 58, came from a nonhorse family in Oslo: “My father worked for the Norwegian Broadcasting Company and my mother for a wholesale kitchen supplier. I started riding at the age of ı2, together with a school friend at a riding school. He gave up after five lessons and I carried on for the next 40 years!” Like so many riders,Trond started out doing “a bit of everything”. “All equestrian disciplines fascinate me because of the special bond between an animal and a

human. I somehow concentrated on dressage and have been hooked ever since.” He recalls his competition debut with pride: “I was about ı5 and I remember being terribly nervous. It was on a riding school horse and the prize was a pewter teaspoon, which I still have.” Trond’s mentor was his first private trainer, Margrethe Astrup: “She gave me the chance to ride her horses. She had been Norwegian dressage champion more than ı0 times and won her last medal when she was 79. She was a fantastic person and so close to me that my mother once asked whom I considered as my mother – her or my trainer!”

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THE APPEAL OF THE SPORT The fact that it is possible to compete into those ‘twilight’ years is what makes the sport so special to Trond: “Men and women aged from ı6 to well into their 70s compete against each other.This is unique to dressage.” However, a combination of work commitments and back problems meant that Trond gave up riding eight years ago. This poses no issues as regards keeping in touch with the sport, as he judges regularly at national level in various countries. Although qualified, he is not judging at international events these days to avoid any conflict of interest while he is employed by the FEI. “Every time I travel to an event, even if it is in a private capacity, I meet people with whom I talk shop.This is something I value, as it provides me with the opportunity to be well informed BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

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TROND TIME LINE

1966 First riding lesson, aged 12 1969 First competitive outing 1976 Takes up judging 1988 Becomes FEI judge 1993 Begins 13-year stint working for American Express 1997 Becomes board member of the Norwegian Equestrian Federation 2004 Gives up riding due to work commitments and back problem 2009 Becomes FEI director of dressage and para dressage about what is happening in the world of dressage.” Trond only started judging by accident while he was studying in Bergen in 1976: “There was a shortage of judges. I seemed to be the one with the most relevant background and was sent on a judges’ course. “I like to be able to give high marks, but I also find it rewarding to be in a position to make riders aware of issues, which can help them improve. A judge is not a trainer though, so should only explain why he or she gives particular marks and never give training tips. “When a rider comes to me after reading their test sheets with my marks and comments and tells me this matches the feeling he or she had during the test, then I am proud of what I have achieved,” says Trond, who has found his Norwegian origins an advantage as a judge, as he is used to spending many hours in the freezing cold.

TRAVEL AND TEAMWORK Trond has been able to put his judging experiences to good use. “We have established clear rules for a minimum standard and have introduced a Judges Supervisory Panel (JSP) and an FEI Dressage Judge General. Both are there to improve the general level of judging. The JSP also supervises the judging at major events and has the power to correct marks where a factual mistake has been made. Although common in other sports, this is completely new to equestrianism.” A former board member of the Norwegian Equestrian Federation for ı2 years, of which he served six as vice-president,Trond’s current job involves being based at the FEI headquarters in Lausanne. “In one way, it was a huge change to move to Switzerland and leave behind my network of family and friends. But there are similarities, as both Switzerland and Norway are small countries, well

organised, expensive and neither is a member of the European Union. After so many years of being in the sport, many of my friends belong to the equestrian world and this job perhaps gives me even greater opportunities to meet up with them.” Not only did his appointment involve a change of country, but also a very different mindset, having worked for American Express’s travel division for ı3 years, first as head of their Norwegian operation, then as a vice-president in Scandinavia. “The biggest change compared to my previous jobs is the fact that I now work for a sport organisation rather than a commercial company. The decision-making processes are quite different.We are a good team here at the FEI HQ.We work together and support each other to find the best solutions. “A lot of my time is spent travelling, as a great deal of my

work is done at events, where I meet various people to discuss important issues.When I’m in the office, I spend my day in front of a computer screen, trying to keep up with the vast number of emails I receive, working on questions from all over the world, as well as dealing with other key concerns. It is vital any decisions are thought through from every angle. If not done correctly, it may result in serious problems in many countries.” Although initially reluctant to combine his hobby and work, the fact that he could be part of the full review of dressage that was being undertaken by the Dressage Task Force at the time, inspired him to apply for the post. “The Dressage Task Force, which delivered its report in November 2009, initiated a number of comprehensive changes and we are still working on their implementation. Preparations for the Olympic and Paralympic Games have also absorbed a lot of my time over the past couple of years and now we are about to begin work on the Rio 20ı6 Olympics.” NEW INITIATIVES There are two initiatives that Trond is particularly pleased to have introduced: “An important achievement is the fact that we have implemented a new, transparent BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

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system for the education and appointment of judges. Another is the good communication we have with all our ‘stakeholders’: the trainers, riders, officials and organisers.We normally invite them to meetings twice a year and distribute the minutes from our monthly committee meetings to the boards and club members. We ask for their input and suggestions for rule changes and the appointment of officials.” Trond seems to relish all the challenges the job brings: “It is so satisfying when we come to solutions that are acceptable to everyone.” He believes that horse welfare is one of the biggest issues currently facing the sport. “Riders generally love their horse and their welfare is at the forefront of their minds. However, some people’s perception of what is good for the horse may differ from that of the riders.This can cause difficult situations, but we have to be even more open and clear in our communication, and listen. It will never be possible to make everyone happy, but it is important to know everyone’s opinion before a decision is made.” Listening is something Trond is obviously good at and he isn’t frightened of introducing change either, as the new medal format for the 20ı2 London Olympics proved. For the first time, the combined scores from the grand prix and grand prix special decided the team medals. The grand prix special test featured a new, shortened test, which was especially created for the Olympics to allow more riders to participate.The single set of individual medals was decided by the freestyle results. “The changes were also done to make the competitions more interesting.The Olympics is all about finding the right balance between having the top athletes and global representation.The London experience will be evaluated and the conclusions taken into consideration for future events,” he says.

THE FUTURE OF DRESSAGE Trond is not surprised that Britain was one of the favourites for the Games. “I have followed the development of British dressage over many years, mainly as a judge, visiting several times a year for the past ı0 years.You have many excellent riders, as well as a professional development system and good general structure.The big question is always the horses, but with the number of good horses you now have, I am sure Britain will manage to remain at the top for a long time,” says Trond, who is much encouraged by the standard of the sport worldwide. “There was fierce competition for Olympic qualifying places and a recent survey among FEI member federations showed that one-third have more than ı0 grand prix horses.”

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It will never be possible to make everyone happy, but it is important to know everyone’s opinion before a decision is made

Trond’s vision is for the sport to grow even more: “The inclusion of the freestyle in our championships has generated more interest than we could ever have hoped for. When we manage to develop dressage so that it is not only interesting to ‘insiders’ with a special knowledge, there is no limit to how much it can grow.” Having ‘superstars’ is a great help and Trond points out that we have had superstars for years in para-dressage. “Now we have the first real superstars in dressage, this has generated a completely new level of interest from the outside world. Dressage is currently the FEI discipline that fills up the grandstands the fastest.This also makes the sport attractive to

sponsors. However, we need to keep an open mind to ensure the sport remains relevant, without changing our key values and traditions. “It is clear that, through breeding and training, we now have some fantastic horses that have revolutionised the sport.The biggest moment for me was when Totilas scored 90%. I had a cross on my ceiling in the office for a year, to mark the occasion.” Trond’s love of horses is obvious as is his enjoyment of the interesting people the sport brings him into contact with: “My passion for dressage has taken up most of my life, but I have not regretted this investment one single time.”

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Fiona Lawrence Amid much excitement, all the horse equipment and the grooms’ luggage was picked up on 28 July, where it was taken to Heathrow and put through security. We had a lovely send-off, with everyone taking photos of the horses being loaded – only then, I think, did it start to hit home that we were off to the Olympics! ARRIVING AT GREENWICH

After a good journey to the yard where we were going to be taken to the Equipment Staging Facility – where the lorries are put through security and the horses have their vet check – we loaded back up and had an escort into the Games. On arrival, Charlotte hand walked Valegro while Alan walked Uti, who was very fresh.Valegro, on the other hand, took it all in his stride.The grooms usually sleep in the horseboxes, but after settling them in, we were taken by Haydn [Price] to the hotel. The grooms were totally spoilt being in the hotel, where the food was laid out for us and was so good, we couldn’t help but have seconds! The next morning we arrived at the stables early as the riders were coming to stretch the horses. TROT UPS AND FIRST TESTS

On Tuesday we had the dressage trot-up; the horses were plaited up and polished and appeared in order of countries. Uti still had the devil in him and I do believe I saw a worried look in Carl’s eye. All horses passed, so it was back to the stables before we went to meet up with old and new friends at the pub next to the hotel. On day one of the team test, Carl was first to go – walking into the arena the crowd went wild, with the commentator having to tell everyone to “sshhh”. It was a really proud moment watching them in action.When they came to their final halt everyone erupted – it was a good start. Laura was next with Alf; Alan and I didn’t see the test as we were back at the stables with our charges, but on hearing the crowd we knew it must have been good.

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Alan took Uti for a hand walk and Charlotte stretched Valegro ready for his test later that day. Richard went to do his test just as the heavens opened; luckily it stopped just as he went in and did a super test.There was much applauding when they arrived back at the stables.

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The grooms were more nervous than the riders, with Laura getting an amazing score. All eyes were on Carl, who didn’t disappoint, and it came down to Charlotte. As she came out, her final score was not up, but then we heard it and the roar from the crowd told us everything! There was much shouting, crying and laughing – it was such a proud moment that we had all been a part of history. Alan and I took Valegro into the medal ceremony and Tracy took Alf [Mistral Hojris]. I still don’t think it has sunk in and it was definitely the best time of our lives. On Friday morning we were all up early to get the horses ready to leave; it was mixed emotions as it was sad to be leaving, but also good to be going home. We left in convoy and when we got back, the drive to the yard was decorated with balloons and banners and there was a small gathering of people to welcome us home – it was hard to think it was over.We unloaded the horses, let them have a drink, and then the moment they had been waiting for – a trip out to the field. Alan Davies We took the horses to meet the rest of the team, Jenny with Foto [Artemis] and Tracy with Alf [Mistral Hojris], at Mark Perry’s yard in Dartford, then we all transferred onto Mark’s truck so we could arrive together. Uti and Blueberry [Valegro] marched up the ramps into their suspended on-site accommodation without a worry. Charlotte and I took the two boys for a long walk up the sand gallop next to the cross-country course. Eventually we got to our hotel, where it was catch-up time with lots of friends from all over the world, over a beer. Bliss! The horses settled in and worked well on Monday.The stable area was well laid out with everything you could ever wish for; huge washbays, state-of-the-art farrier facilities and Fiona Lawrence an amazing vet department; all the stewards were really helpful and willing. On Tuesday morning we had a practice trot-up before the main trot-up in the arena in the afternoon.The horses all looked amazing; Artemis and Valegro were immaculately behaved, but Alf and Uti got a little excited.We had a slot to ride in the main arena on Wednesday and it really hit home that this was what we had all been working for. All the horses went well so all good – riders happy, horses happy, so we were happy!

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Thursday at Greenwich started with a hack for Blueberry and a long hand walk for Uti.There was a long surfaced gallop just outside the stable area, which stretches nicely up the hill, so it’s great for giving them a leg stretch and change of scenery.There’s a lovely spot to graze at the top of the hill. Uti was on at ıı.54 so he had a few hours to chill in the morning before I plaited him. Luckily it doesn’t take me long to plait, so he got a chance to have a little sleep before I got him ready. It’s not easy going in the first slot for the team, but they set the team off with an impressive score – couldn’t ask for more! Back at the stables, there was a feeling of elation mixed with relief that we had the first out of the way and we meant business! With another great score from Laura and Alf, the mood in the stables was one of great excitement! Uti was in the lead and so was the team.What a start! The support from the vets, farriers, physio and all the other grooms was immense and really made you proud to be British! MORE TEAM TESTS

Friday morning dawned with grey clouds and a stormy feel in the air. Richard and Artemis pulled out a great test so everyone was elated for the Davison camp. Richard is a great team member and I have known Jenny, his groom, for nearly 30 years – she is a joy to be around, constantly making everyone laugh! Charlotte gave Blueberry a stretch early in the morning and got off smiling so I knew they were on form! Blueberry was chilled and relaxed when I plaited him, which is always a good sign, and then they did the test of their lives.The whole arena was silent, it felt like the whole world was watching – wow, they didn’t disappoint! What a test, what a horse and what a rider! Blueberry got washed off and cooled down and I took him to the vet station for dope testing, which actually was quite good as it meant he had some time to recover in peace and quiet away from all the excitement. All Blueberry wanted when he got back to his stable was his hay and a bucket to dunk it in (his favourite thing to do). He has an amazing temperament, not fazed at all that he had beaten all the best in the world! TIME TO CHILL, THEN GAME ON!

We now had three days to keep the horses and riders happy and calm before the Special on Tuesday. Uti went up the gallops one day and Carl came back beaming, as he had been bucking and playing the fool, so we knew he was feeling good and on form.The timing was tight for the Special, but I managed to get Uti back to the stable area to wash him off and just had time to put the finishing touches to Blueberry. I made sure Uti was cooled off and happy then left him with the physio, Jen Lamon, while I dashed up to see Blueberry pull off his spectacular test. We tried to stay calm as we got Blueberry back to the stables before word came through that the gold was ours! I felt ready to burst with pride; to have two horses on the team that we had nurtured and cared for and they had done it! Alan Davies It seemed slightly surreal, everyone wanted to congratulate us, but I don’t think it hit home until we actually walked into that arena; the stands seemed to stretch up to the sky and, as I looked up, all I could see was a bank of waving flags.We had done it, beaten the whole world, and it seemed the whole country was

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We cooled off the horses, poulticed and got them relaxed ready to rest up and eat.They both tucked into their tea as if nothing had happened, testament to their amazing temperaments! We eventually got to the Novotel for drinks and supper at about 8.30pm, with the riders, owners, vets and farrier, which was great fun.Then a check on the horses to give a bag of carrots to the golden boys! The next morning seemed to drag a bit, as we weren’t on until the afternoon. I didn’t want to plait too early, so left to snooze before giving them an early lunch. After Uti did his test I took him straight back to go under the hose – he’d tried so hard, but had just lost a bit of sparkle. I felt devastated for him and Carl to not be getting an individual medal, but I was thrilled with how he had gone. I missed Blueberry’s test, but Haydn came back to tell me the news and waited with Uti while I ran up to the ring to see Charlotte and give her a hug before the medal ceremony. THE BEST HORSE IN THE WORLD!

Proud doesn’t really describe the feelings of walking into that arena with the best horse in the world. Hearing the national anthem playing is beyond all dreams. Blueberry enjoyed his lap of honour; luckily it was quite a walk back to the stables so that let him stop blowing before he had a wash down.We got the horses cooled down, cleaned up, put to bed and then started some packing before we shot off to catch the boat.We just made it before it sailed. Quite a way to celebrate, sailing along the Thames under Tower Bridge, with a glass of champagne in our hands! Friday morning was back to reality. By 8am we were loading the horses and we were driving through Greenwich! I had mixed emotions about leaving. So pleased to be heading home with two medal-winning horses, but sad to be leaving such an incredible venue. As we were driving out I even got a message from the groom of Totilas to say well done! Alan Davies I’m writing this sitting in a field, watching the two golden boys grazing in neighbouring paddocks, with the sun on their backs, without a care in the world. Enjoy, boys.You’ve earned every minute of it!

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I’m writing this sitting in a field, watching the two golden boys grazing… Enjoy, boys. You’ve earned every minute of it!

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Getting into the party spirit: friends and supporters Ann Cory, Julia Hornig, Rebecca Hughes, Annie McDonald Hall and Gareth Hughes

I’ve had three amazing rides and I couldn’t have asked any more of him Charlotte Dujardin

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ABOVE: Triumphant trio: Charlotte,

Carl and Laura get ready to party RIGHT: After hours’ celebrations included cutting into the beautiful Olympic cake made by Patti Beasley BOTTOM: Party guests: Event rider/ trainer Owen Moore with Susan and Jeremy Lawson

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Hitting the right note Creating a winning freestyle test to music takes a combination of skill, time and effort. LESLIE BLISS asks Jennie Loriston-Clarke and composer Tom Hunt for some expert winning tips If you compare the scores of freestyle to music tests to the set ones, you notice that, generally, they are a little higher. However, the emphasis is on the word ‘generally’. You might be able to earn extra marks for your musical interpretation and floor plan, which shows off your horse’s talents, but you can just as easily earn fewer marks than usual if you don’t get it right. Both composer Tom Hunt and former top international competitor, judge and British Dressage chairman Jennie Loriston-Clarke agree that finding the right music is the hardest part and, therefore, should be the first thing you do. Tom first became interested in this niche market after watching the Windsor European Championships on Horse & Country TV in 2009 by chance. Since then, he has arranged music for some of the country’s leading riders, including Charlotte Dujardin, Gareth Hughes and Michael Eilberg. He says: “I noticed that a lot of music wasn’t in the right tempo for the horses. When the music fits, it’s so elegant. I could see an opportunity for a composer to create original music for individual horses, as well as working with riders to produce musical arrangements that precisely fit their performance. My aim is to make the music appear seamless, with a beginning and an end, and to have complete synchronisation between the horse and music.” Tom, who wrote the score for the film The Equestrian and also produced the music for Lee Pearson and Carl

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Tom Hunt wrote music for two horses ridden by Gareth Hughes and reworked it specifically to suit the expressive paces of DV Stenkjers Nadonna

GOLDEN RULES • After working out what type of music suits your horse, you need to have a clear idea of what kind of music you would like to ride to. • Decide on a theme. Try not to use loads of pieces of music randomly. Using one composer or one style of music will give the freestyle consistency. • Make sure your sound quality is up to scratch. When you bounce the music down off the computer to the CD, watch the master volume, as this sometimes peaks suddenly, which causes distortion and crackling. Turning down the volume will eliminate the problem. • The tempo of the music has to fit to the tempo of the horse. It sounds obvious, but you often see riders rushing their horses to keep in time. Work this out by using a

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Hester’s opening performances for the Spanish Riding School of Vienna’s Wembley shows in 20ıı, explains how he works. “To start with, I discuss with the rider their musical preferences. This includes establishing if there are any particular sounds or pitches that might upset the horse, such as loud percussive music. I watch a DVD of their test and familiarise myself with the horse’s paces, using a metronome. Then I can begin looking at music that suits the horse in terms of style and personality. This means spending a lot of time deciding what will be most appropriate and which instruments will best achieve it. It’s also important to consider the wider audience; I aim to create music that will enhance the performance, as well as appeal to the judges and entertain the audience.” Tom advises to wait until the horse’s paces are fully established before investing in an original composition: “While a high standard of music makes a massive difference to any freestyle, I think it’s best to wait until a horse has reached grand prix. Original compositions allow you to map every variation in tempo and, at top level, this may involve five or six changes of tempo in just ı0 seconds. They will be extremely slight, but they make all the difference.” The level of synchronisation he is able to achieve was never more noticeable than when writing music for two horses ridden by Gareth Hughes. “I composed it for Classic Sandman, but when Gareth tried riding

metronome; there are free apps you can download onto your mobile. • Make sure that you change pace only at the end of a musical phrase, rather than in the middle of one, otherwise it jars. It is time-consuming and can make it more difficult to fit to the floor plan, but is well worth the effort. That is why I advise people to create a floor plan with the music in mind. • Always have a spare CD of your music clearly labelled. Make sure that if you write music onto a CD from your home computer its inscription is deep enough. If you have just created your first CD and it’s for an important event, try and test it on the type of sound system being used at the venue you will be competing at.

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to it with DV Stenkjers Nadonna, it was completely out because she is a fraction quicker. The music had to be entirely reworked for her.” Tom’s work is not complete until the last tweaking is done. “Ideally, I would want someone to fit in a couple of shows, so I can make any final adjustments,” he says. A grand prix track usually takes Tom several months from inception to completion, although he did Charlotte Dujardin’s music for her 20ıı European freestyle in one week… by phone and email. Tom, who created an arrangement of music by the film composer John Powell for Charlotte, says: “I burnt the midnight oil and delivered it the day before she left for Rotterdam. She was literally in the middle of packing!”

I aim to create music that will enhance the performance, as well as appeal to the judges and entertain the audience Composer Tom Hunt

FAR LEFT: Tom Hunt, who

composed the music for Charlotte Dujardin’s gold medal-winning freestyle music performance with Valegro at London 2012, pictured left

The best music in the world won’t earn top marks unless you have an equally impressive f loor plan

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IMPRESSING WITH YOUR FLOOR PLAN The best music in the world won’t earn top marks unless you have an equally impressive floor plan. Jennie, who was famed for her catchy music that suited her horse’s personality and paces to perfection, regards making the ground pattern interesting as one of the most important elements. Jennie saw her most memorable freestyle test while judging in Poland a few years ago and explains why it has stuck in her mind, but warns against attempting anything you are not sure your horse can perform faultlessly in a competition environment. Jennie recalls: “This Russian rider rode a steep trot half-pass left from the corner to the centre line, then went into another steep half-pass, this time in canter to the right back to E, followed by a trot half-pass left back to the centre line. The same rider also did two-time tempi changes followed by a set of one-time and back to two-time. I have never seen anybody attempt such a degree of difficulty before or since. Talk about obedience!”

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DESIGN TIPS • The floor plan should be symmetrical and cover the whole arena. If you do a shoulder-in away from the judges, repeat on the other rein, also away from the judges. Draw it out on a piece of paper to check. • Certain movements always look better going towards the judges, such as half-passes and flying changes. Make sure you show off the horse’s best movements in the best way, bearing in mind where the judges will be sitting. • Avoid adding circles into your programme when you are ahead of the music. They look unprofessional and make it obvious that you are not able to ride your horse to the music. Instead, slow down a fraction and/or ride deeper into the corners. • If possible, choose your music first and devise a ground plan to fit. It is not easy to do this, but it does give a better impression. It shows if you enjoy the music, so even if the music you want to use does not fit exactly, do not discount it straight away. If the rhythm is close enough, it is possible to adjust your riding with impressive results, as long as your horse is trained well. • At the lower levels it is hard to come up with an original ground pattern, but this is where it matters most. • Make sure it is obvious which movements you are performing. Ride your circles accurately and show differences within the paces clearly. • Know your music so that you ride the transitions at the right time. Transitions look best on the short side and it allows you to cut the corners, or go deeper into them to get your timing right. Changing pace on the long side or diagonal looks untidy. • The further up the levels you progress, the more professional you need to be. From advanced medium level, you need to consider having professional help with your music, as you are not far off small tour. It becomes extremely competitive at this stage and having tidy changes of music can earn you that crucial extra half point. • An inventive ground pattern with a high degree of difficulty can also earn you more marks. However, be careful not to make it too complicated, as you don’t want to end up making mistakes. Remember, your horse may get it right every time at home, but he may become distracted by the show atmosphere. • Check which movements are allowed at the level you are competing at. BD’s freestyle test sheets list all the noncompulsory permitted movements and prohibited movements up to advanced medium level. These are also listed at all the levels in the BD document Guidelines for Judging Dressage to Music (see below). • Remember, you can perform your final halt anywhere on the centre line, so you have about 15 seconds to play with to make sure you complete your test when your music finishes.

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FIND OUT MORE A document entitled Guidelines for Judging Dressage to Music, written by Linda Whetstone and edited by Stephen Clarke, priced at 60p, is available online or can be ordered from British Dressage. This comprehensive file gives competitors a useful insight into how judges are taught to mark freestyle tests. The cost of professional help with music varies hugely, starting at around £80 and going up to several thousand pounds for an original soundtrack.

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LEFT: On flying form: Laura Bechtolsheimer’s 17-year-old Olympic partner, Mistral Hojris RIGHT: Bobby Hayler and her 21-year-old team partner, Active Walero, impressed at this year’s European Young Rider Championships

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VETERANS

Long live veterans!

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An increasing number of older dressage horses are continuing to enjoy competing successfully into their twilight years, thanks to improved care and nutrition, as JANE CARLEY finds out More and more horses are continuing their competitive careers well into their late teens and beyond, thanks to advances in veterinary medicine, a greater understanding of the management requirements of competition horses and improved nutrition. Olympic team member Laura Bechtolsheimer’s Mistral Hojris is ı7 years old, the same age as her other great campaigner and reigning national champion Andretti H. International grand prix rider Steph Croxford’s Mr President, another crowd favourite, is back on winning form after coming back from injury at the age of ı8. The Talland School of Equitation has a number of veteran horses working at the highest level, and international rider/trainer Pammy Hutton, whose mother Molly Sivewright founded the world-renowned centre in ı958, suggests keeping them mobile and active is key. “The more time that older horses can have in the field the better,” she says. “We aim to turn ours out regularly, either individually or in groups – we actually have a 20-year-old Thoroughbred that competed at intermediate 1 who lives out. They are also ridden six days a week, either schooling or hacking.” For the occasional horse that does not enjoy turnout, or when bad weather prevents it, lunging is another useful way to ‘stretch their legs’, she points out. “It is important that even schoolmaster horses are regularly worked by riders who are good enough to do it correctly, and if they have competed at a high level we would work them at that level most of the time, before giving them an ‘easy’, followed by a day off,” says Pammy. “We have two ı9-year-olds that came to us recently having competed at PSG and grand prix level and they still do those dressage movements. After all, test movements are simply exercises invented over decades to aid the suppleness and ‘throughness’ of the horse – I believe this helps them stay sound for longer.”

FEEDING AND MANAGEMENT Talland does not use a specific ‘veteran’ feed regime, although glucosamine supplements are included if necessary. Pammy also finds devil’s claw helpful for one arthritic grand prix horse, but stresses there are no hard and fast rules, as each responds differently to the range of supplements on the market. “We will feed haylage if a horse has a respiratory problem or can’t keep weight on – although we don’t find that an issue with our horses!” Keeping older horses well shod and well looked after is key, Pammy believes, working closely with her vet and farrier. “We also have a remedial farrier on hand, as issues that led to the horse’s retirement may need ongoing treatment.” Magnetic boots and rugs are used if required and Talland also has a massage machine available. “Horses retire for a number of reasons, due to injury or having reached their maximum potential. Sometimes they have mentally had enough,” Pammy says. “But it need not be the end of the road – some horses can be successfully downgraded to give a young rider the chance to gain experience, and it’s good to give them a job to do.” “You have to ask yourself if a retired horse really enjoys being out with the flies in the summer, and cold in the winter. I know I hate the word retirement, my work keeps me going!” BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

VETERANS

VET’S VIEWPOINT FEI team vet John McEwen suggests that the best approach to a long competition life is to ‘prehab’ the younger horse, rather than rehabbing an older animal. “Making an early assessment of the horse can help avoid career-limiting injuries by reducing the risks from any weaknesses,” he says. Getting to know the horse is crucial, and John suggests enlisting the help of vets, physios and farriers with this. “Your farrier should trot the horse up on a regular basis to see how the foot is loading and consider what support is needed to avoid any issues caused by the horse’s action,” he points out. The horse’s way of going is also influential – a horse with a naturally extravagant extended trot, for example, will need less work at this pace and may be more prone to injury if overtrained, John explains. “Always try to identify potential issues, whether the horse is young or old.” Assessment of the horse should include any previous injuries that may need to be taken into account, such as a history of suspensory desmitis, which will need addressing in shoeing, training and fitness to avoid overstressing the suspensory ligaments. Alongside any medical orthopaedic issues, the horse’s overall condition can affect its ability to perform in the long term – whether it is too fat or too thin – and whether its diet is correct. “Dressage horses have traditionally tended to be too fat,” says John. “They must have muscular fitness, and this does become more difficult as the horse gets older, just as it is for people!” Keeping the horse ticking over and avoiding long lay-offs is important for this reason, he suggests. “Try to keep older horses in consistent work, although it does not need to be too stressful. Hacking is very important, but this does not mean slopping along on a loose rein – the horse should be working. Pole work is useful, too, but you must give the horse some variety,

FEI team vet John McEwen believes it is important to keep older horses in consistent work

The more athletic type of dressage horse is becoming increasingly popular and successful and, to my mind, this is a very good thing FEI team vet John McEwen

even in his flatwork. Just because he is competing at grand prix, you don’t need to concentrate on those movements all the time. “There are lots of alternatives, such as working on a canter track, and if such facilities are available to you, water treadmills and other devices are useful.” John adds that other therapy products can help. “Anything that helps loosen up the horse before work could be considered – infrared lamps are good, as are magnetic rugs and massage machines, if you build them into your warm-up regime.” But, he cautions, the warm-up and cool-down phase of exercise itself is absolutely vital. “Ensure that the horse is loosened up, get the circulation going and then work the ‘skill muscles’ – those used for the manoeuvres. At the end of the work session, as much time must be allowed for the ‘warm down’ as was used for the warm-up. “This can influence how the horse works the next day, as well as having a long-term benefit to his fitness, and will increase the mobility of an older mount,” John explains. “And consider using his easiest gait to warm up – if he is stiff in trot, try a steady canter.You may need to adjust your approach to riding as the horse gets older.” CARE AND NUTRITION When planning competitions for a veteran, John says that owners should consider show length as well as frequency and travel duration. “It takes any horse three days to recover from a competition, and if you are competing at a three-day show, he will not ‘top up’ his energy levels overnight – by the third day he is effectively running on empty. A young horse can cope with this, whereas an older one may not. “Think about the journey time to a show – in racing where the journey is longer than four hours, they travel the day before the race,” John explains. “But I would go further than this, and if the horse has a long journey he may need a day off when he gets to the show. And

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this should not be a day of schooling or exercise, but complete rest. Even if the horse appears to travel well, and however good the lorry, he is adjusting his muscles all the time when in transit.” Owners of older competition horses should not forget post-competition care, he warns. “A nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory can be useful if the horse is stiff or sore, so consult your vet to ensure you adhere to medication control regulations.” Wear and tear takes longer to repair in older horses, he points out: “An older horse that has done a bit may have injuries that need medicating, or other treatment to keep them going.” Older horses can be prone to colic, which can also be caused by travel stress and John suggests that keeping to the same diet, with allowances for the amount of work the horse is doing, can help avoid it. “Probiotics can also help with horses that suffer from colic, although many stress-related conditions can affect younger horses as much as older ones.” The nutritional needs of the senior competition horse can change as he or she advances in years and it’s important to adapt to this in good time, says Sarah Elphick, competition nutritionist for Winergy Equilibrium. “Competition horses can be placed under extreme stress through intense work, travelling and often prolonged trips away from home, and the older horse may be more vulnerable to some conditions associated with stress, such as gastric ulcers, colic and tying up.” Feeds low in cereal starch, with energy requirements being met primarily from sources such as oil and fibre,

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HORSE HEALTH

Back to backs Does your horse suffer with back pain? LESLIE BLISS finds out how to identify, avoid and treat common back problems ABOUT OUR EXPERTS Sue Palmer is a chartered veterinary physiotherapist, Intelligent Horsemanship Recommended Associate and equine body worker. Vicky Spalding is also a chartered veterinary physiotherapist. Dr Rachel Murray is the Animal Health Trust senior orthopaedic adviser. Horses never used to need physio, so why does my horse need treatment? This question is one chartered veterinary physiotherapist Sue Palmer is asked on a regular basis. Her response is: “They never needed a physio because they had grooms strapping them for an hour a day. Those grooms would have known the horses inside out, as opposed to today, when many horses are lucky to have a five-minute brush as riders are often short of time. With so many competition horses stabled and rugged, the need for grooming to clean them is often obsolete, too. Sometimes they just have the stable stains washed off and a brush through the mane and tail to remove straw or shavings.” Back pain is something humans and horses have in common, but, as Sue points out, horses do have an added strain to deal with: “All horses are prone to sore backs because we put saddles and riders on them.” World Class equine physiotherapist Vicky Spalding believes it is important to dispel two common misconceptions: “People often talk about how spinal joints in the horse and human have come ‘out’ and need ‘putting back in’, but this just doesn’t happen. Also, unlike the human spine, the horse’s is a relatively rigid structure with

a limited range of motion, so arise from a wide range of causes, the horse does not suffer from not just back pain. the same degree of disc and spinal Vicky recommends always joint issues that we suffer from.” going to your vet first before That said, back pain is calling in anyone for two something Vicky comes across reasons: “Firstly, the ı966 a lot: “Dressage horses come in Veterinary Surgeons Act states all shapes and sizes, with riders that, with certain exceptions, of varying shapes, sizes, only veterinary surgeons are experience and training permitted to make a diagnosis philosophies. There are and treat animals. One some horses who of the exceptions is A CHANGE IN go through their that animals may THE HORSE’S careers with few be treated by PERFORMANCE problems, but physiotherapy, OR BEHAVIOUR IS most suffer from osteopathy or AN INDICATION some sort of chiropractic, THAT THERE IS musculoskeletal following A PROBLEM pain at some referral from a point, and I often vet. Secondly, it’s Vicky Spalding see horses with back important the vet pain, ranging from ‘work rules out other causes, sore’ to seriously compromised.” such as lameness.” SPOTTING THE SIGNS To pinpoint back pain, you need to know your horse well and be able to recognise the signs. Vicky says: “A change in the horse’s performance or behaviour is an indication that there is a problem. This may start with the horse objecting to being groomed, saddled or mounted, as well as impacting on ridden work. The horse may be less supple than usual, reluctant to go forwards, feel uneven in the contact, lose regularity, or tilt his head in one direction. However, these symptoms could

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IDENTIFYING THE CAUSES Both Sue and Vicky warn that even the mildest lameness can lead to back pain. Vicky says: “Back problems go hand in hand with hind-leg lameness because the horse adjusts its posture to try to minimise the pain in his leg. One of the most common injuries in dressage horses is proximal suspensory desmitis [inflammation of the hind leg suspensory apparatus], which can lead to low back and sacroiliac joint problems.” Dressage horses can also be more susceptible to another type

of injury because of the nature of their training. Vicky says: “They tend to get injuries relating to repetitive strain, rather than the highimpact and traumatic injuries we see in eventers and racehorses. “Conformation is another origin of back pain. Is his croup high so he always has to work to lift himself off the forehand? Does the shape of the back make saddle fitting an issue? Is the angle of the jaw going to make poll flexion limited? Is there a foot balance issue that is going to affect the way the limb is loaded? If the horse has to work around any of these disadvantages, he will be more at risk of injury, particularly as the work becomes more advanced.” Another factor Vicky takes into consideration is the level the horse is working at. She says: “This is relevant because younger horses often go through a stage of being tight and sore through the lower back. This usually resolves itself as the horse becomes stronger. The more experienced rider will help the horse through this stage by developing the building blocks of strength, balance and coordination slowly.” Vicky warns that the rider’s ability to maintain a correct seat is another issue: “Rider balance has a huge impact on the horse’s ability to move in a balanced and coordinated manner.”

She regards arena surfaces as equally significant: “The standard of arena surfaces varies hugely and the quality of the surface is almost as important as regular maintenance. Deep or uneven surfaces are likely to cause injury of some kind.”

ARND BRONKHORST

AVOIDING INJURY Thanks to the popularity of Pilates, riders are generally aware of the need to have ‘core strength’ to develop an effective seat. But it’s not just the rider who needs to work on those muscles, as Vicky explains: “Clients often ask me about strengthening the horse’s back or top line. In fact, the focus should be on the core

muscles, which work together with the back muscles to control the power generated by the hind legs. The abdominal muscles flex the spine while the back muscles stabilise the spine and control the amount of flexion produced by the abdominal muscles. So you need to work on both of these groups of muscles to maximise performance, not just the back.” To help keep the horse mobile and pain-free, Vicky recommends a regular check from a chartered physiotherapist. “A six-monthly or annual check is usually appropriate, depending on the amount of work the horse is doing and the level he is working at.”

QUALIFICATIONS ACPATⓇ: Member of Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy MCSP: Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy IEBWA: Member of International Equine Body Worker Association

SO OFTEN, OWNERS ARE HAPPY TO HAVE THEIR HORSES TREATED, BUT WON’T HAVE TREATMENT THEMSELVES

have their horses Vicky also treated, but won’t recaps on the have treatment obvious: “Adequate themselves. I have warm-up and coola rotated pelvis, down will reduce Sue Palmer which means any horse the risk of injury. Make I ride is likely to struggle with sure that the horse is strong the left canter strike off. I know enough to work at the level from experience that just after required; don’t try to work on I have been treated, a horse is more advanced movements before likely to work better for me.” the basics are in place. Vary your Sue, who is an Equine Body training programme to reduce Worker, also recommends the risk of repetitive strain. A mix having a regular maintenance of schoolwork, hacking and hill programme in place, which work is ideal.” should include having the horse’s Sue believes regular turnout is teeth checked and a good farrier. often overlooked and an easy way The other way an owner can to help your horse keep back pain help to keep a horse’s back at bay. “If you were confined to healthy is having regular massage. your bedroom and just went out for an exercise session for an hour UNDERSTANDING a day, then I have no doubt you ‘KISSING SPINES’ would get sore, stiff and weak.” Research in recent years has Apart from lameness, Sue shown that kissing spines – when finds that poorly fitting tack is the tips of the dorsal spines rub the biggest issue, followed by each other, usually in the region riders that are asymmetrical. under the saddle – is not as “So often, owners are happy to BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

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IT IS CRITICAL TO BUILD UP THE HORSE’S CORE STRENGTH. YOU SHOULD BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL RIDING AN EXTENDED TROT ON A WEAK, YOUNG HORSE

Chartered veterinary physiotherapist Sue Palmer says back pain is something humans and horses have in common

She warns: commonly the “Surgery, when main reason the tops of the for back pain Dr Rachel Murray dorsal spines are as first thought. removed, is the final Animal Health Trust resort. It is reported to have a senior orthopaedic adviser, World 50-70% success rate, but is most Class vet and advanced dressage likely to be successful if it is just rider Dr Rachel Murray says: the tops of the dorsal spines that “Just like navicular disease, this are causing the pain. has been misdiagnosed frequently “It is critical to build up the in the past. X-rays often show the horse’s core strength. You should dorsal spines are close together, be extremely careful riding an but this does not mean they extended trot on a weak, young are causing the pain. Without horse, especially an extravagantperforming a nerve block, you moving one. cannot be sure an X-ray of ‘kissing “Exercises to build up the spines’ is the reason for a horse abdominal muscles should having a sore back. This could be include lots of transitions, because of other bony problems in especially beneficial are the spine, such as arthritis between downward transitions and the joints in the vertebrae, or half-halts, walking over raised because of lack of muscle strength, poles and hill work. If a horse a poorly fitting saddle, the rider spends a lot of time with his back or lameness. Sometimes a period extended, then the dorsal spines of rest, change in rider or exercise are more likely to rub together. programme can mean you start “If this condition is treated in seeing clinical problems, probably the early stages, it can be reversed because there is less muscle relatively successfully.” support for the spine.” Horse Massage for Horse Owners by Sue Palmer is published by J A Allen, RRP £16.99. The DVD Horse Massage for Horse Owners (£24.95) is available from www.holistichorsehelp.com

WHO DOES WHAT Physiotherapists aim to restore movement and function after injury using exercises, electrotherapy and manual therapy, which includes massage and soft tissue and joint mobilisation. Chartered animal physiotherapists have trained in human physiotherapy before completing further training to work on animals. The term ‘chartered’ is protected by law and can be used only by those who are members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. Osteopaths encourage the self-healing mechanisms of the body using massage, mobilisation and manipulation. The title ‘osteopath’ is protected and can only be used by members of the General Osteopathic Council. Chiropractors work to resolve issues where joint movement is restricted, resulting in compromised nerve supply and thereby muscle function. By manipulation, they adjust bones to improve alignment.

The term ‘chiropractor’ is protected and can only be used by members of the General Chiropractic Council (GCC). The GCC does not recognise any courses in animal chiropractic since the law states that only vets may offer diagnosis for animals, so any animal ‘chiropractor’ must have qualified in the human field initially. The late John McTimoney developed the McTimoney Chiropractic method more than 50 years ago. It is taught only at the McTimoney College of Chiropractic near Oxford and is known for being a precise, whole-body approach to chiropractic care. Equine body workers are qualified practitioners who use massage and stretching exercises to improve performance and promote a sense of wellbeing in the horse. The benefits include increased circulation, increased range of motion, relief from muscle spasm, reduced tension and enhanced muscle tone.

ARND BRONKHORST; SIMON PALMER

WORKING TOGETHER All these ‘back people’ are working towards the same goal of reducing pain, tension and stiffness using different specialised techniques. However, choosing who is best placed to help your horse is sometimes a difficult decision. Sue advises: “It comes down to finding someone you get on with as well as the results they achieve. Some therapists also specialise in other areas, which may be of benefit.” Whatever type of therapist you choose, they should work with your vet, and Sue gives owners, as well as vets, a copy of her detailed report after each treatment.

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The latest technology is revolutionising dressage saddle and bridle designs, to help make them even more comfortable for horse and rider

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1 PRESTIGE ITALIA D1D ZERO SADDLE RRP from £3,220 www.prestigeitaly.com The latest technology has allowed the manufacturers to produce a narrower seat than previously possible. 2 THE IDEAL SADDLE COMPANY SUZANNAH LOW HEAD DRESSAGE SADDLE Available in 17”, 17.5”SS and 18” in four colours RRP from £1,095 • www.idealsaddle.com Specially designed for horses that have low withers, to allow freedom of movement.

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3 PDS GRANDE XCH SHOWTIME Widths from narrow to extra wide, 16.5”, 17”, 17.5” and 18” RRP from £1,999 www.gfsxch.co.uk The new PDS Grande range features four saddles in two styles, with show versions for each.

5 SUE CARSON SADDLES LTD GRAND PRIX SPECIAL DRESSAGE SADDLE RRP from £3,000 (includes initial and final fitting on delivery) www.suecarsonsaddles.co.uk Bespoke designs allow riders to choose from many features.

4 FIELDER HORSE & RIDER LTD EDISON RRP from £2,400 www.fielderhorseandrider.com Cut for comfort and designed by a rider, the Edison helps achieve the best position to enhance performance.

6 AMERIGO VEGA DRESSAGE SPECIAL MONOFLAP Brown or black leather RRP from £2,445 www.zebraproducts.co.uk The Vega offers ultimate contact with only one layer of leather.

BUYER’S GUIDE SECOND-HAND SOLUTIONS

SARAH LAVELLE BOWDEN OF SADDLES DIRECT ANSWERS SOME FAQS ABOUT SELLING SECOND-HAND SADDLES What is the demand for quality second-hand saddles? Currently, there is a particular demand for medium-wide and wide-fitting saddles. So if you have one that you are not using, now is the time to sell! How do you gauge what they’re worth? As a general rule, a pre-owned saddle in very good condition is worth 50-60% of the RRP. This varies on unknown brands, where the saddle can lose up to 70% of its value (even if it’s only six months old). How do you measure your saddle correctly? Most manufacturers stamp the size onto the saddle (on the flap where the girth straps lie, or stamped on stirrup bars). If your saddle is not stamped, you will need to measure the seat size and width yourself. To measure seat size: measure from the middle of the stud on the skirt of the saddle, to the middle of the back of the cantle, in inches.

7 EQUIPE – EMPORIO DRESSAGE SADDLE Choice of saddle flap lengths and seat sizes 16”, 17.5” and 18” in black or brown RRP from £1,795 www.zebraproducts.co.uk Features a reinforced tree, to keep the width consistent, and quality foam panels. 8 ALBION SADDLEMAKERS REVELATION DRESSAGE SADDLE RRP from £3,500 www.albionsaddlemakers.co.uk Saddle contact area is measured threedimensionally and recorded for Albion technicians to create the ultimate fit.

9 FAIRFAX SADDLES LTD FAIRFAX STANDARD FLAP DRESSAGE RRP from £1,500 www.fairfaxsaddles.com Developed using gait analysis technology, this design is proven to increase the horse’s range of movement. 10 JOHN WHITAKER INTERNATIONAL LTD JWDS – DRESSAGE SADDLE Sizes 16-18” in narrow, medium or wide RRP from £1,150 • www.johnwhitaker.com JW’s first dressage design features an adjustable elastic nylon saddle tree, which is guaranteed for life.

To measure the width: you will need to measure between the panels, where the saddle sits at the side of the wither – this will act as a guide to the width of your saddle. However, if you are unsure, the best action to take is to get a saddler to measure it for you. How do you take a good photo of your saddle? Photographing your saddle is worth taking time over. You should make sure it’s very clean, use a white numnah to show the true colour and put it on a stand or wall in good light. The saddle must sit level so viewers can see the depth of the seat and shape of the flaps. Make sure it’s close enough and don’t forget to include extra photos of any marks that may affect the value. The side view is always the best to use in an advert – if possible, use one from the front, too, demonstrating the width. • For further information on buying or selling pre-owned saddles, contact Saddles Direct on 01282 471911 or visit www.saddlesdirect.co.uk

11 SADDLES DELUXE KIEFFER PIET SADDLE RRP from £1,932 www.dressagedeluxe.co.uk Named after Ulla Salzgeber’s horse, Piet, this saddle offers a soft, padded saddle flap, with the seat and flap made out of one piece of leather. (Please note: although the saddle in the image is brown with different-coloured knee rolls, the saddle is only supplied in plain black.)

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BUYER’S GUIDE

1 EQUIPE EMPORIO FLASH BRIDLE Cob and full size, black or brown RRP from £74 (no reins) www.zebraproducts.co.uk A new range with value for money, comfort and quality in mind. 2 SILVER CROWN – SILVER CROWN ROLLED FLASH NOSEBAND, COMPORTA HEADPIECE AND FLEXIBLE REINS Sizes cob-mid full, in black with white or black stitching, brown, or tan with white stitching RRP from £178 www.shadowhorse.co.uk Allows you to mix and match, offering a bespoke bridle without a hefty price tag.

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3 3 CALDENE PATENT SNAFFLE BRIDLE Pony, cob and full sizes in black RRP from £83.50 (reins included) www.caldene.co.uk An eco-friendly vegetable tanning process produces a soft, supple finish, which also ensures the leather stays extremely strong. 4 DRESSAGE DELUXE DRESSAGE DELUXE FLASH CRANK BRIDLE Cob, full and X-full RRP from £190 (with reins) www.dressagedeluxe.co.uk This Flash Crank bridle allows the noseband strap to run over the top of the shaped padded headpiece for optimum comfort.

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1 AMERIGO VESPUCCI DOUBLE BRIDLE Black or brown RRP from £278 (with reins) www.zebraproducts.co.uk Design features integrated headpiece to minimise poll pressure and raised piped detail across the brow and noseband. 2 DRESSAGE DELUXE PASSIER PATENT BOSTON ROLLED BRIDLE RRP from £849 (two pairs of reins, one half rubber, one plain with rolled ends) www.dressagedeluxe.co.uk A luxurious design with extra-wide crank noseband, removable padded headpiece and patent waved brow band.

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3 ESPAYO EQUESTRIAN DYON DOUBLE BRIDLE Black, cob or full size RRP from £449 (no reins, with or without crank) www.espayoequestrian.com Exclusively from Espayo Equestrian, this handstitched, rolled English leather bridle features an anatomically shaped, padded headpiece, which is cut away around the ears to increase comfort and performance.

4 THE ELEVATOR BRIDLE & SADDLE CO LTD THE ELEVATOR BLACK PATENT PERFORMANCE DOUBLE BRIDLE Black patent leather RRP from £264.50 (without reins) www.elevator.gg Handcrafted in Britain using the finest leather and fittings, this design offers comfort and control with the lightest of touch.

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REGIONAL ACTIVITY

An at-a-glance guide to what’s happening in your area, with new dates constantly added online. To find out more, head to the regional pages at www.britishdressage.co.uk

BRITISH DRESSAGE

Four-year-old Freya Massey and her 19-year-old pony at regional training with Andrew Gould

CENTRAL

RDO: Kim Moloney, Foxden House, Main Street, Grendon Underwood, Bucks HP18 0SH Mob: 07789 938307 Email: kim.moloney@britishdressage.co.uk Chairman: Andrea Hessay 01527 61433 Coaching: Jenny Ward 01604 842051 Rider training rep: James Burtwell 07793 008730 BYRDS: Maria Leeson 07983 456420 Judges: Joyce Head 01296 661444 Para equestrian: Waveney Luke 01865 874440 Members: Danielle Gautrey 07940 040075

Central has been having a great time with regional training. In one week we had both ends of the spectrum! Four-year-old Freya Massey brought along her 19-year-old Shetland pony for regional training with Andrew Gould, and 78-year-old Sean Finn brought his 20-year-old horse, Windpower Pioneer, to one of our ‘Have a Go’ days with Tom Graham at Wellington Riding in Hants. I’m pleased to say that Sean also became a new member on that day, fulfilling his lifelong ambition to ride dressage. Sean is supported by the Tett family, who ensure his horse is transported to various events. Central is thrilled to announce we have recruited 44 new members to the region as a result of the ‘Have a Go’ days.

EASTERN

NORTHERN

RDO: Katharine Perry, 2 Herons Farm Cottages, Herons Lane, Fyfield, Essex CM5 0RQ Tel: 01277 899589 Mob: 07872 603871 Email: katharine.perry@britishdressage.co.uk Chairman: Rachel Hillier 01379 740158 Coaching: Dan Sherriff 01992 511529 Rider training rep: Paul Hayler 01245 421203 BYRDS: Eleanor Collins 01371 811330 Judges: Pam Bushell 01234 721140 Para equestrian: Barbara Angel 01371 811146 Members: Hayley Liddiard 01277 890420

RDO: Sarah Huntridge, 1 Chapel Garth, Markington, Harrogate HG3 3NY Mob: 07783 791191 Email: sarah.huntridge@britishdressage.co.uk Chairman: Jane Peberdy 01162 784466 Coaching: Vikki Hayton 07860 276578 Rider training rep: Heidi Hutchinson 07967 446171 BYRDS: Leanne Howe 07841 204553 Judges: Gwyneth Lewis 07710 021279 and Sue Staines 01162 478907 Para equestrian: Cathy Burrell 07912 448732 Members: Lara Dyson 07775 662000

HorseWorldLive Eastern Inter County Challenge – 17 June: Eighty-four riders making up 21 teams from Herts, Essex, Norfolk, Beds, Suffolk, Cambs and London headed for Norton Heath EC to contest the HorseWorldLive Inter County Challenge. Months of training, test riding and social get-togethers, spearheaded by our county coordinators, ensured that the teams were raring to go. The night before there was a chance to do some team bonding in the bar: dressed in county colours, camaraderie, as well as rivalry, was in the air! There were 168 tests ridden, from prelim to PSG, and scores from the two rounds were totted up to decide the winners. The riders gathered in the arena for the wonderful prizes and rosettes to be awarded. HorseWorldLive kindly sponsored the event. Show director Karena Cooper said: “We are thrilled to be involved in this sponsorship with BD, particularly the Inter County Challenge, which is aimed at local, aspiring riders.” The triumphant team was London Ritz (Lucy Palmer, Claire Knowles, Angela Westgarth and Tomasin Horrigan). Second was Herts Gade, with Herts Colne in third. For more information, please visit www.HorseWorldLive.com BELOW: London Ritz, winning team at the HorseWorldLive Inter County Challenge

Good luck to all the Northern riders competing at the Espayo National Championships on 13-16 September. See the report in the October newsletter. Sian Lawson – Northern region marketing representative: The region is delighted to welcome Sian to the committee. She will oversee marketing within the region and has a variety of new and exciting projects to promote it. Senior Camp – 3-4 November at Willerby Hill: Maria Eilberg is guest trainer and participants will be able to enjoy a variety of lessons, test riding, video analysis and workshops throughout the weekend, as well as the social aspect. See the regional web page for details. Vale View High Profile Competition – 10-11 November: The country’s top riders will be in action along with the RoR Championship. Open to spectators on both days. Northern regions ball and awards – 10 November, Mount Pleasant Hotel, Doncaster: All welcome for an evening of dinner and dancing! Keep updated with all training and activities in the region: www.britishdressage.co.uk/ your_regions/northern_region. Do you have new ideas for training in the region? If so please contact me!

NORTH WEST

RDO: Lou Jones, 11 Suffolk Way, Fazeley, Staffs B78 3XDT Mob: 07968 819406 Email: lou.jones@britishdressage.co.uk Chairman: Judith Harris 01885 400320 jharris256@btinternet.com Coaching: Helen Bradley 01995 643115 Rider training rep: Sue Harcombe 01568 760649 BYRDS: Dr Moira Lafferty 07808 924695 Judges: Sarah Leitch 01432 820510 Para equestrian: Pamela Rigby 01565 632784 Members: Helen Bradley 01995 643115

Para Home International: Despite the awful weather, horses and riders from North West region were beautifully turned out and did the region proud.

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Tasie won her class both days (76%+ on Saturday) and won the prize for the rider gaining the highest percentage over the two days. Both Vikki and Ruth did well in the team tests, gaining 68.333% and coming joint third. On Sunday both gained 65%+. Well done to all! Team competition: This was the first time the NW has been represented in para competition, and we did brilliantly – two teams placed fifth and sixth. BYRDS Inter-Regional: For the fourth year running, BYRDS NW had three teams in the top 10 and all our teams in the top 20. More than half of the riders had never represented the NW before and all rode superbly. The individual fledgling champion and the A squad champion were from NW region, and two A squad riders qualified for finals at Hartpury. Lots of other NW riders were also placed at all levels and in their respective overall championships. Hartpury A squad finals: Two NW riders went through to the gala evening ride-off and rode exceptionally well in the lively atmosphere. Sarah Parkes was crowned champion and Lauren Wilson reserve. Well done, girls. PARA & BYRDS ACTIVITY Please visit www.britishdressage.co.uk/ your_regions/north_west_region

SCOTLAND

RDO: Cecilia Gladwyn, Clochcan House, Auchnagatt, Ellon, Aberdeenshire AB41 8TD Mob: 07584 147258 Email: cecilia.gladwyn@britishdressage.co.uk Chairman: Les Smith 01578 740281 Coaching: Diana Zajda 01764 663507 Rider training rep: Anne Millar 01835 830200 BYRDS: Mary McFarlane 01250 873211 Judges: Mary Hope 01312 258245 Para equestrian: Hannah Beckmann 01324 810128 Members: Jackie Gray 01506 884560

Coaching Activity – Pammy Hutton, 25 Sept at SNEC: BD trainers / judges £20, other disciplines, £25. Sports Science Seminar – 13 October at Craibstone Centre, Aberdeen: This interesting seminar will cover how the human mind and body affects performance and how we can channel this into our riding. Open to judges, trainers and members. Please contact me for details. Rider training: Due to popular demand, another date for Paul Hayler, who will be back in the region 11-12 November. Please book early! Evening with Ruth Edge – 31 Oct at Gleneagles, Perthshire at 7.30pm: This fantastic evening will also include the Annual Scottish Awards. Please contact me for more details.

JUDGE TRAINING Important information: To remain on the Judges Panel, all judges should attend one regional judge training seminar at the correct level every two years and one official judge training session at the correct level every year. Only in exceptional circumstances will this be waived. If you are unable to fulfil the above requirements, you must write to the office stating your reasons for not attending and you may request dispensation to attend at a different level. For further information on Judge Training, please see the British Dressage website, www.britishdressage.co.uk. PLEASE NOTE THE CLOSING DATE FOR ALL JUDGE TRAINING IS SEVEN DAYS PRIOR TO EVENT. Unless otherwise stated, costs are £12/ session and £15/seminar. To book, contact RDO. Please send a separate cheque for each session.

SOUTHERN

RDO: Sharon Walker, Greenacres Farm, Sissinghurst Road, Biddenden, Kent TN27 8EH Mob: 07894 232358 Email: sharon.walker@britishdressage.co.uk Chairman: Dan Watson 07710 747341 Coaching: Leanne Wall 01622 716176 Rider training rep: Emma McGurk 07866 020263 BYRDS: Nicci Hill 07595 272601 Judges: Kirsty Mepham 01825 750588 Para equestrian: Joyce Wood 01795 890727 Members: Sarah Jane Roth 07990 526138 and Samantha Mabb 07971 871888

Riders from our region took part in the HorseWorldLive Inter County Challenge at Bedgebury Park in June – a great event enjoyed by all. Read all about it on the Southern news web page. Senior Home International: Good luck to our teams heading to the Senior Home International at Addington on 28 September. BYRDS Home International: Good luck to our teams heading to the BYRDS Home International at Bishop Burton on 20 October. Dressage Extravaganza – 7 October at Hadlow College: Jennie Loriston-Clarke, plus international rider displays from our own region. Members’ Meeting: We have a members’ meeting planned for the evening of 29 October. Please visit the regional page for more details. BYRDS Camp – 3-4 November: Join the BYRDS camp for lots of fun, great training and test riding. Please contact BYRDS rep Nicci Hill on 07595 272601. Cost of camp is £195. A £50 deposit is needed to secure your place.

SOUTH WEST

RDO: Amanda Heath, Rosudgeon, Brockhampton, Swindon Village, Glos GL51 9RS Mob: 07894 232355 Email: amanda.heath@britishdressage.co.uk Chairman: Alicia Anderson 01300 345149 Coaching: Anne Tezer 07890 012474 Rider training rep: Tessa Thorne 01666 575419 BYRDS: Helen Griffiths 07850 801254 Judges: Sue Petty 07774 298806 Para equestrian: Juliet Seal 01794 885795 and Nick Rodgers 01242 253226 Members: Anthea Webb 01452 814039

Good luck to all South West region riders heading to the nationals at Stoneleigh! Peter Storr at Bicton College – 21-22 September: Please contact me if you are interested – spaces sold out very quickly last time! BYRDS training – 6 October: With Ali Byrne or Helen Griffiths at Broadacres EC, Charlton

SEMINARS ALL REGIONS 13 Oct List 5, 6 & trainees/Clive Halsall/ Willerby Hill, E Yorks 29 Oct List 1, 2 & 2a/Jennie Loriston-Clarke/ Field House, Staffs Contact Sarah Huntridge for the above 21 Nov Lists 1, 2a & 2 Central, Eastern & Southern regions. Venue: Kilbees Farm, Hatchet Lane, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 2EG (by kind permission of Tony and Sarah Pidgley). Course taker: Isobel Wessels FEI 5* International Judge, examiner, trainer & rider Times: 10am-4pm

Trainer TBC/inc. refreshments/£15 Joyce Head’s home in Marsworth, Nr Tring, Bucks HP23 4ND/ 7.30pm-9.30pm/DVD Evening/ Grand Prix with Judy Harvey/ inc. refreshments/£15 24 Oct Joyce Head’s home in Marsworth, Nr Tring, Bucks HP23 4ND/ 7.30pm-9.30pm/DVD Evening/ Medium-PSG/trainer TBC/ inc. refreshments/£15 27 Nov Edgecote House, Little Kineton, Warwickshire CV35 0EF/Medium to Grand Prix test riding/top rider SCOTLAND combinations open to trainers and 29 Sept Jane Peberdy/Rowallan AC, Ayrshire/ riders/limited numbers so please Mock Exams Nov-Med apply early/Judges £15 & all others 30 Sept Jane Peberdy/Rowallan AC, Ayrshire/ £20/Apply to Joyce Head All lists and trainees 6 Oct Susan Baxter/Fountain Equestrian, NORTHERN Aberdeen/All lists and trainees 22-23 Sept Northallerton Area Festival/ 9 Oct Susan Baxter/Fountain Equestrian, Nov-PSG/contact Gwyneth Lewis Aberdeen/List 4 and above 6-7 Oct Sheepgate Area Festival/Nov-PSG/ 13 Oct Phyllis Beattie/Kingsbarn, Falkirk/ contact Sue Staines List 5, 6 and trainees 20-21 Oct Arena UK Area Festival/Nov-PSG/ 14 Oct Sue Petty/DVD evening, Bavelaw contact Sue Staines Castle, Midlothian/List 4 and above 10 Nov Vale View HP/ Med-GP/contact Gwyneth Lewis or Sue Staines CENTRAL NORTH WEST Separate cheque for each session payable 9 Sept Helen Bradley/Kingswood Petplan to British Dressage with course and contact Equine Area Festival/Elementary details on the reverse please. Send to Joyce 5 Oct Allen’s Hill Petplan Equine Area Head, Central Judge Delegate, Fiddlers Green, Festival/Medium Marsworth, Nr Tring, Bucks HP23 4ND. 5 Oct Allen’s Hill Petplan Equine Area Email: joyce@littlelondonend.com or Festival/Adv Medium tel: 01296 661444 6 Oct Allen’s Hill Petplan Equine Area 25 Sept Widmer Equestrian Centre, Princes Festival/Novice Risborough, Bucks HP27 0PG/ 7 Oct Allen’s Hill Petplan Equine Area Nov/TBC Festival/Elementary 25 Sept Widmer Equestrian Centre, Princes 26 Oct Myerscough Petplan Equine Area Risborough, Bucks HP27 0PG/ Festival/Adv Medium Elementary/TBC 26 Oct Myerscough Petplan Equine Area 2 Oct Joyce Head’s home in Marsworth, Festival/PSG Nr Tring, Bucks HP23 4ND/7.30pm- 27 Oct Myerscough Petplan Equine Area 9.30pm/DVD Evening/Nov-Elem/ Festival/Novice Adam. Lesson, plus squad test riding. £40. If any BYRDS or Pony Club riders would like to participate in test riding clinics across the region, please contact me. Test Riding Clinic 14 Oct & 11 November: With list 2 judge Sue McMahon. Ride your choice of test, prelim to PSG, have it judged then get feedback and advice on how to improve. All welcome £47. Date for your diary: A Dressage Extravaganza will be held at Kingston Maurward, Dorset on 8 December. More details available soon.

9 Oct

WALES

RDO: Sue Harrison, Maes y Gwenith, Llanvair Discoed, Chepstow, Monm NP16 6LN Tel: 07894 232359 Mob: 07894 232359 Email: sue.harrison@britishdressage.co.uk Chairman: Stephen Arnett 01291 673206 Coaching: Stephen Arnett 01291 673206 Rider training rep: Paul Davies (North Wales) 01745 560196 BYRDS: Jenny Parnell 07963 104889 Judges: Sharon Clinch 07841 580411 Para equestrian: Tessa Chew 07969 775197 Members: Debbie Davies 07810 551797

A great time was had by all at the Hickstead Qualifier, the Sue Carson Saddles Welsh Championship and the British Dressage Awards Evening during the summer. The

28 Oct Myerscough Petplan Equine Area Festival/Elementary Judges to be confirmed. To reserve a place on any of these judge training sessions please contact the RDO, Lou Jones. For further details and more dates, visit www.britishdressage. co.uk/your_regions/north_west_region SOUTHERN 8 Sept Mark Ruddock/Merrist Wood/ Elementary 26 Oct Mary-anne Horn/Oldencraig/Adv Med PSG SEMINAR for lists 5,6 and trainees: TBC SOUTH WEST 25 Sept Sue Petty/Queen Camel/DVD & discussion group 29 Sept Nick Burton/Medium/Abbey, Tewkesbury 29 Sept Nick Burton/Ad Med/Abbey, Tewkesbury 30 Sept Sue Petty/Novice/Kingston Maurward 6 Oct Sandra Bartholomew/Novice/Duchy 11 Oct Jennie Loriston-Clarke/Bransgore/ music evening with food/£20 14 Oct Sandra Bartholomew/Elementary/ 4 in a car/St Leonards 18 Oct Penelope Lang/Medium/Moreton 31 Oct Sue Petty/Queen Camel/DVD & discussion group WALES 19 Sept Preparing to Upgrade/Jane Peberdy/ David Broome Event Centre/ contact Sharon Clinch sharoncl@ fsmail.net 07841 580411 20 Sept DVD Evening/Jane Peberdy/North Wales £12/contact Sharon Clinch sharoncl@fsmail.net 07841 580411 7 Nov Preparing to Upgrade/Jane Peberdy/ Maelor EC/contact Sharon Clinch sharoncl@fsmail.net

weekend went well and we are very grateful to Sue Carson Saddles for sponsoring this event and also for the team at the David Broome Event Centre for running it so well. All sections were well attended and it was great to have 10 riders compete in the PSG on Saturday. Sue Carson Saddles has agreed to continue to sponsor this event for 2013, which is fantastic and means we can continue to grow and develop this competition. The BD Wales Awards evening was very well attended. Certificates and badges were presented to riders who had represented Wales during 2011. BD Wales special awards were presented to: BYRDS rider – Nina Boex; senior rider – Julia Morris; senior rider – Marina Evans; and para rider – Julia Horton.

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NEED TO KNOW DIARY DATE: YOUNG HORSE JUDGING SEMINAR 14 November 2012 (2-5pm) • Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire

JENNIE LORISTON-CLARKE, ISOBEL WESSELS AND DAVID HUNT Open to YH Trainer Judges and list 1-3a Judges For further details, see the judge training page of the BD website

BD MEMBER COMMUNICATION WE NEED YOUR EMAIL!

Our eagerly awaited new database went live at the end of June and, bar a few teething issues, has been a great addition to our work to support the membership. As users, you shouldn’t really ‘see’ any huge difference, but the main innovation is that we’ll be able to increase digital communication with you. All members will now receive registrations, renewals and upgrades (horse and rider) reminders and responses by email. But to make this work, we need a current email address for you. BYRDS HIGH PERFORMANCE CAMPS WINTER 2012/13 BD’s High Performance Camps (HPC) are designed to help top A and B squad riders develop further. Individualised training and development programmes will be offered to riders attending HPC in the north and south of the country from November 2012 to March 2013. The camps are designed to sit between regional training, the BEF Excel Talent Programme and squad training and will provide a platform for development.

You can add or update your details by logging in to the website – you’ll need your login ID, which for most is your email address, and password. Once you’re in, click on your name on the top left of the screen to access your details, where you can change your information. If you prefer, you can email changes or additions to membership@ britishdressage.co.uk If you don’t have an email or regular computer access, don’t worry! There will still be provision to post communications.

Northern – Willerby Hill, Willerby 17-18 November 2012 12-13 January 2013 16-17 March 2013 Southern – The College, Keysoe 15-16 December 26-27 January 9-10 March The cost for each camp is £190, including one night’s stabling. To apply, visit www.britishdressage. co.uk/under_25s/training_ opportunities

JUDGES AMENDMENTS

CLAIRE DRYDEN (4) mobile correction: 07500 041512 MAGGIE SCULLION (6) new email: maggiescullion@

hotmail.com VAL SMYTH (3) new address: 33a The Green, Hartford, Northwich CW8 1QA ANN HOLLAND (4) new email: annholland@hotmail. co.uk GLYNIS MIDDLETON (5) formerly Glynis Wedekind

JUDGES UPGRADES

Congratulations to the following, who have upgraded to: List 1 TIM DOWNES (2A), HELEN BRADLEY (2A), SUE CARSON (2A), DEBORAH JONES (2A) List 2A ANDREW FLETCHER (2) List 2 PAM BUSHELL (3A), CAROLINE TUPLING (3A), JENNY GILLETT (3A), CHERRY ELVIN (3A), ANNE TEZER KEEN (3A)

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UNDER 21s VIEWING DAYS PONY VIEWING DAY FOR SQUAD AND NATIONAL TRAINING – SUNDAY 30 SEPTEMBER AT VALE VIEW, LEICS JUNIOR AND YR VIEWING DAY FOR SQUAD RIDERS – SUNDAY 7 OCTOBER AT VALE VIEW, LEICS

For further details and how to apply, please visit www.britishdressage.co.uk/under_25s/international_ competition

NEW INSURANCE PARTNER

Members should be aware that we’ve changed insurance suppliers and the cover you receive under your BD membership for Personal Liability and Personal Accident (see 2012 Rules book, p98) will now be provided by long-term supporters Shearwater Insurance. There aren’t any changes to your cover, but if you have any questions, contact Shearwater Insurance on 01992 707316.

BYRDS RIDER TESTS – ADDITIONAL TRAINING DAY

Rider tests, judged by BD’s list of BYRDS assessors, are increasingly being carried out in the regions. To ensure that all judges and assessors work along the same lines, they have the opportunity to share experiences at BYRDS Rider Test Development Days, designed to encourage a consistent way of judging. Following five successful training days, an additional date has been organised. This will take place during the South West camp at Hartpury College, Glos on Friday 26 October between 10am and 2pm. The coordinator is Islay Auty. To apply, contact Ann Morton or Sharon Weir at the BD office.

NEW BYRDS RIDER TEST JUDGES AND ASSESSORS

Carol Bennitt, Barbara Harrison-Bland and Helen James have been added to the list of judges and assessors for BYRDS rider tests: Carol Bennitt, Beacon Farmhouse, Ivinghoe Aston, Leighton Buzzard, Beds LU7 9DP. Tel: 01525 222293/07802 438049; Barbara Harrison-Bland, Wikefield Farm, Harrogate Road, Leeds, West Yorks LS17 9JZ. Tel: 07833 500906; Helen James, Hollow Farm, Elmore, Gloucester, Glos GL2 2SG. Tel: 07970 274753

List 3A VAL SMYTH (3), JAMES ROONEY (3), ANDREA HESSAY (3) List 3 LINDA VERNON (4), CAROLYN DAVIS (4), SARAH JANE PREW (4), JAYNE WILSON (4), SUE DUFFY (4) List 4 NATALIE PIERCE (T) West Cottage, Hyde Hurst Farm, Worthing Road, Dial Post, West Sussex RH13 8NS. Tel: 07775 775306; email: ponypower25@ btinternet.com List 5 JENNY WELHAM (6) 26 Folly Green, Woodcote, South Oxfordshire RG8 0ND, JANET SURR (6), SAMANTHA MABB (6), LOUISA CUOMO (T) Hilden House, Plaxdale Green Road, Stanstead, Kent TN15 7PB. Tel: 07814 857097; email: louisasspring@ hotmail.co.uk List 6 KIM WARREN (T) Sunnyside, the Haven Dilwyn, Hereford, Herefords HR4 8JF. Tel: 07891 742047; email: warrenfred@tiscali.co.uk (HT) (M) (PC) (RC), JULIE HAYES (T) Little Huxham Farm, East Pennard,

Shepton Mallet, Somerset BA4 6RP. Tel: 01749 860366; email: juliehayes713@btinternet.com, SHARI WILSON (T) Waunglyncath, Ammanford, Dyfed SA18 2UP. Tel: 07812 244304; email: shariwilson@hotmail.co.uk, LIZ RIVETT (T) Spring Ridge, Lufflands, Holsworthy, Devon EX22 7PJ. Tel: 01409 241372; email: lizsteverivett@hotmail.com, CAROLYN ALSTON (T) Saddle Gate Cottage, Middle Weald, Calverton, Bucks MK19 6EJ. Tel: 01908 563396, SUE PIMBLEY (T) Lower Hudsons Farm, Out Rawcliffe, Preston PR3 6TB. Tel: 07717 017372; email: susan@spimbley.orangehome.co.uk

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ALISON JOLLY (5) has retired from the Judges Panel.

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Venues: 15 October to 14 November

Please find listed below details of Venues with Schedules appearing in the date period covered by this Issue. ICONS INDICATE FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT EACH VENUE, PLEASE CHECK INDIVIDUAL SCHEDULES FOR EXACT DETAILS. Dogs allowed; Stabling available; PJ Practice Judging; PE Para Dressage Venue – may run Para classes, check individual schedules; Music Venue – may run Music classes, please check individual schedules. RDO – Regional Development Officer: KM Kim Moloney (Central); KP Katharine Perry (Eastern); LJ Louise Jones (N West); SHu Sarah Huntridge (Northern); AH Amanda Heath (S West); SW Sharon Walker (Southern); SH Sue Harrison (Wales); CG Cecilia Gladwyn (Scotland).

ABBEY DRESSAGE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

OCT 20 - OCT 21, OCT 28, NOV 13 CONTACTS: A: Abbey Dressage, Fiddington House Farm, Fiddington, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire GL20 7BJ RDO: MH SEC: Mrs Glenys Hemming W: www.abbeydressage.co.uk PAY: Glenys Hemming Notes: Dogs on leads at all times and must stay within the lorry park. Warm up outdoor on 25x60 Leisure ride surface. Tests on indoor 20x40 Pro-trac and outdoor 20x60. SAE for unaffiliated schedules .Directions: From M5 J9, exit motorway r/bout and take the A46 towards Evesham. Pass through two sets of traffic lights, take the next right turn before the railway bridge signed Fiddington. Abbey Dressage approx. 2 miles on the right. From the A38 Gloucester - Tewkesbury Road; Turn for Tredington at the Odessa Pub, next left Abbey Dressage is approx 1.5 miles on left.

ADDINGTON MANOR EC, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

OCT 25, NOV 8 CONTACTS: A: Addington Manor Equestrian Centre, Addington, Buckinghamshire, MK18 2JR RDO: KM SEC: Addington Manor; E: info@addingtonmanor.co.uk; T: 01296 712402 W: www. addingtonmanor.co.uk PAY: Addington Manor Equestrian Centre; £5 start fee will be charged and returned when competitors collect their sheets. Notes: All classes & warm-up on surfaces. Dogs are NOT allowed in competition or public areas.Training Sections not available. Times now available on the Addington website, but must be collected at correct times. No Lungeing. Directions: Addington Manor is clearly signed off the A413 Buckingham to Winslow Road.

AINTREE INTERNATIONAL EC, MERSEYSIDE

OCT 20 CONTACTS: A: Aintree International Equestrian Centre, Aintree Race Course, Ormskirk Road, Aintree, Liverpool, Merseyside, L9 5AS RDO: LJ SEC: Victoria Mansell; T: 1515222949 PAY: Aintree Racecourse Developments Ltd Notes: All classes & working in on indoor surfaces. Parking on floodlit hard standing area. No lungeing. No dogs allowed. Late Entries if space £5 extra per class. Directions: Aintree Racecourse is located on the A59, just one mile from the M57 and M58, which link the M62 and M6. Follow the A59 to Liverpool and the AA Signs as you approach the racecourse for routes to the car parks.

ALLENS HILL, WORCESTERSHIRE

OCT 19, NOV 2 - NOV 3 CONTACTS: A: Allens Hill Competition & Livery Centre, Allens Hill, Pinvin, Worcestershire, WR10 2DU RDO: LJ SEC: Mr Adrian Smith; E: adrian@allenshill.co.uk; T: 1386555616 W: www. allenshill.co.uk PAY: Allens Hill Notes: Outdoor warm up and competition on sand rubber surface 65 x 24, 90 x 54 and 47 x 25. No lungeing. Dogs on lead at all times and must stay within the lorry car park. Entries also accepted online using the web link www.allenshill.co.uk. Late entries £2 extra per class if space allows. Entries are limited per class. We will hold a waiting list. No entries on the day. Over night and day stables available. Tel 01386 555616 or email max@ allenshill.co.uk to make arrangements. Directions: On the new A44 at Pinvin, 200 metres from the traffic lights in the Worcester direction.

ARENA UK EC, LINCOLNSHIRE

AREA FESTIVAL, OCT 20 - OCT 21 PLEASE SEE SEPARATE BOXED SCHEDULE ON PAGE 83

ARROW RIDING & RDA CENTRE, KENT

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NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Arrow Riding Centre, Darenth Park Avenue, Dartford, Kent, DA2 6LZ RDO: SW SEC: Ms Pippa Doran, 13 Fennel Close, Rochester, Kent, ME11LW W: www.justsoequestrianevents.dacel.co.uk PAY: DACEL Notes: Mobile Number on show day 07976 362391 All tests on indoor surface Outdoor warm up on surface. Times will be sent to competitors by text. Please be sure to supply a mobile phone number as appropriate on entry. You will be expected to confirm receipt of your times by return text. Directions: Directions to venue available at www.just-soequestrianevents.dacel.co.uk - DO NOT USE SAT NAV AS IT WILL SEND YOU TO THE WRONG ENTRANCE For queries, please ring 07976 362391

ASTON LE WALLS, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

OCT 24, NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Aston-Le-Walls, Washbrook Farm, Aston-Le-Walls, Nr. Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 6RT RDO: KM SEC: Sam Cutts; E: info@aston-le-walls.co.uk; T: 07761560863 W: www.aston-le-walls.co.uk PAY: Washbrook Farm Ltd Notes: Dogs on lead at

all times and must stay within the lorry park. Warm up outdoor on 20x60. Tests on outdoor 45 x 65 fibresand. Late Entries if space £3 per test extra. Directions: Aston-Le-Walls is situated on the A361 between Banbury and Daventry. It is about eight miles from the M40 and 10 miles from the M1.

BADGWORTH ARENA, SOMERSET

BARLEYFIELDS, DERBYSHIRE

NOV 3 - NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Badgworth Arena Equestrian Centre, Beech Tree Farm, Badgworth Lane, Badgworth, Somerset, BS26 2QU RDO: MH SEC: Jane Vosper; E: vosperjane@yahoo.co.uk; T: 01934 732543 W: www.badgewortharena.co.uk PAY: Badgworth Arena Notes: Indoor arena & 3 outdoor arenas. Dogs on leads only please. Directions: From M5 Exit 22 take A38 towards Bristol. In Lower Weare turn right towards Wedmore and right after hill. OCT 16, NOV 6 CONTACTS: A: Barleyfields Equestrian Centre, Ash Lane, Etwall, Derby, Derbyshire, DE65 6HT RDO: SHu SEC: Fiona Holton W: www.barleyfields.com PAY: Barleyfields Equestrian Centre Ltd Notes: Late entries accepted £2 extra per class if space. All tests & warm-up on surfaces. For unaffiliated schedule see website or send SAE. Entries MUST show rider and horse registration numbers. Directions: FROM A50: Junction 5 A516 to Derby. Approx 1 mile towards Derby, Ash Lane on the left signposted Sutton on the Hill. FROM DERBY: A38 towards Burton on Trent. First turning off is A516 to Uttoxeter/Stoke. Follow road for approx 3 miles, straight over the first roundabout (A516) 3/4 - mile right turn is Ash Lane signposted Sutton on the Hill. BARLEYFIELDS is just 20 yards on the right. It will be signposted from the A516.

BEAVER HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE

OCT 17, OCT 20, OCT 24, OCT 27, NOV 1, NOV 3, NOV 7, NOV 10, NOV 14 CONTACTS: A: Beaver Hall Equestrian Centre, Bradnop, Leek, Staffordshire, ST13 7EZ RDO: LJ SEC: Miss Anne Pearn; T: 01538304433 W: www.beaverhall.co.uk PAY: Beaver Hall Equestrian Centre Notes: Classes will run simultaneously on excellent all weather surfaces. Late entries if space are £2 per class extra. Please state clearly on entry form if you are a member. SAE for Unaffiliated Schedules. Directions: 3.8 miles from Leek between Bradnop and Bottom Houses. A523 Leek-Ashbourne

BEDGEBURY PARK, KENT

OCT 27, NOV 14 CONTACTS: A: Bedgebury Park, Bedgebury Park, Lady Oak Lane, Goudhurst, Kent, TN17 2SH RDO: SW SEC: Sandie Rice-Tucker; E: sandie@bedgeburypark.com; T: 07734201061 W: www. bedgeburypark.com PAY: Bedgebury Park E.C. Notes: Indoor warm-upon Soft-Track; indoor & outdoor competition arenas. Directions: A21 southbound, take B2079 signed Goudhurst; take drive signed ‘Frank Bell International School’ & follow signs to Bedgebury Park & parking area.

BICTON ARENA, DEVON

OCT 26, NOV 9 - NOV 10 CONTACTS: A: Bicton Arena, East Budleigh, Budleigh Salterton, Devon, EX9 7BL RDO: AH SEC: Gemma Cooke; E: Emma.Vine@clintondevon.com; T: 01395 441162 PAY: Bicton Arena Notes: 2 x Wax Pro Surfaces (90x50 & 72x30). New toilet/shower block. Electric hook-ups available. No lungeing. Dogs must be kept on leads. Late entries £2 per class extra. Directions: Leave the M5 at Junction 30. At Sandygate roundabout take exit onto A376 Signposted Exmouth, Sidmouth At roundabout take 3rd exit onto A376 Signposted Exmouth. At roundabout take 1st exit onto B3179 signposted Budleigh Salterton. At Four Firs Crossroads continue forward Signposted Yettington, East Budleigh. Continue through the village of Yettington until you see Bicton Arena signposted. Left through the iron gates, follow the private road and follow the parking signs.

BIRTLE RIDING CENTRE, LANCASHIRE

OCT 19, NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Birtle Riding Centre, Higher Elbut Farm, Elbut Lane, Birtle, Bury, Lancashire, BL9 7TU RDO: LJ SEC: Miss Sally Ashworth; E: Pollyghost7@gmail.com; T: 0161 764 6573 PAY: Birlte Riding Centre Notes: Late entries, if space, £2 extra per class. Directions: Situated off the B6222 between Rochdale & Bury. 5 miles from M62, Jct 20; 2 miles from M66 Jct 2. for further details please see www.britleridingcentre.co.uk

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NOV 3 - NOV 4, BYRDS HOME INTERNATIONAL, OCT 20 - OCT 21 PLEASE SEE SEPARATE BOXED SCHEDULE ON PAGE 84 CONTACTS: A: Bishop Burton College, Bishop Burton, Beverley, East Yorkshire, HU17 8QG RDO: SHu SEC: Miss Kim Knightley W: www.bishopburton.ac.uk PAY: Bishop Burton College Notes: Late Entry Fee £22 please check availability first. Dogs on leads. Directions: Approx 8 miles from M62 , Bishop Burton is on the A1079 York to Hull Rd, 3 miles West of Beverley.

BLACKDYKE FARM, CUMBRIA

NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Blackdyke Farm & Equestrian Centre, Blackdyke Farm, Cumbria RDO: SHu SEC: Mrs Pam Harrison, Howard House, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA66HW W: www.blackdykefarm.info PAY: Blackdyke Farm Riding & Competition Centre Notes: Tel. Showdays 01228 674633 or 07813 453363. SEND ENTRIES TO SECRETARY. £2 off each Entry (Max £6 per show) for Blackdyke Farm Competition Club Members. Credit/debit cards - telephone 01228 675000 (office hours). Directions: Blackdyke Farm is off the A7 Carlisle to Longtown road (via M6 J44). Turn left to Newtown at Church 2 miles off J44, 1 mile, then right at T-Junction, then immediately left into Blackdyke Farm.

BLUEGATE HALL FARM, ESSEX

OCT 20, NOV 3, NOV 10 CONTACTS: A: Bluegate Hall Farm, Braintree Road, Great Bardfield, Essex, CM7 4PZ RDO: KP SEC: Ms Charlotte Glover, 2 Wills Ayley Cottages, Saffron Walden, Essex, CB102LT W: www. bluegatehalldressage.co.uk PAY: H.J. Skelton Notes: Warm-up Indoors; tests outdoors on surfaces. Lungeing on grass only. Directions: From Gr Dunmow take B1256 (Old A120). Towards Braintree immediately after Palm Trees Pub turn left signed Gt. Sailing. Follow for 5 miles. Bluegate signed from road on right.

BOLD HEATH, CHESHIRE

OCT 21 CONTACTS: A: Bold Heath Equestrian Centre, Heath House Farm, Warrington Road, Bold Heath, Widnes, Cheshire, WA8 3XT RDO: LJ SEC: Janet Baker W: www.boldheath.com PAY: Bold Heath Equestrian Centre encl. SAE Notes: Late entries if space £5 extra per class. Directions: M62, J7 turn on to A57 towards Warrington, we are on the A57 approx 1.5 miles on the right.

BOYTON HALL EC, SUFFOLK

OCT 28 CONTACTS: A: Boyton Hall EC, Lindsey Road, Monks Eleigh, Suffolk, IP7 7BB RDO: KP SEC: Isabel John, Boxtree Cottage, Wattisham, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP7 7LA; E: izzyjohnbhec@hotmail. co.uk; T: 01449 741864 PAY: BHEC Notes: Warm up on 60x40 surface. Late entries £2 extra/ class. Directions: B1115 from Stowmarket or Sudbury to Monks Eleigh. For ease of access, please approach via Monks Eleigh and leave via Kersey

BRAHAN, HIGHLAND

BROOK FARM TC, ESSEX

OCT 20 CONTACTS: A: Seaforth Riding Centre, Dunglass Farm, Maryburgh, Dingwall, Highland, IV7 8EG RDO: CG SEC: Mrs Elaine Taylor; T: 01349865495 PAY: Seaforth Riding Centre Notes: Warm up outdoors on Rubber. Tests Indoors on Rubber. Directions: From Inverness A9 to Tore A835 to Maryburgh. Left at r/bout. Will be signposted. OCT 20, NOV 2 CONTACTS: A: Brook Farm Training Centre, Stapleford Road, Stapleford Abbotts, Romford, Essex RM4 1EJ RDO: KP SEC: Ms Zoe Millar; E: dressage@brookfarmtc.co.uk; T: 07595023326 W: www.brookfarmtc.co.uk PAY: BROOK FARM TC LTD Notes: All times posted on Brook Farm Website. No lungeing. Dogs on leads. Tests indoor arena; warm-up outside on surface. ENTRIES TO VENUE ONLY PLEASE. Directions: 20mins from J26 or J28 of M25 and J7 of M11. From Ongar take A113, straight across Passingford Bridge r/about onto B175, BFTC on left after about 2 miles. From Havering-atte-bower on BFTC is on right as you come out of Stapleford Abbotts just before bus stop layby.

BURROWS COURT FARM, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

OCT 24, OCT 27, NOV 7, NOV 10, NOV 14 CONTACTS: A: Burrows Court Farm, Nibley Green, Dursley, Gloucestershire, GL11 6AZ RDO: MH SEC: Mrs Rosie Hargan; E: burrows.courtfarm@virgin.net; T: 01453 542488 or 07894470595 W: www.burrowscourtfarm.co.uk PAY: Mrs R Hargan Notes: B & B is available. Late Entries Accepted. Directions: M5 north J14 or M5 south J13. From either Jct go onto A38 heading for Dursley. Turn off the A38 at the signpost for North Nibley and the farm is 2.2 miles on the right.

BURY FARM EC, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

OCT 22, NOV 10 CONTACTS: A: Bury Farm Equestrian Club, Mill Road, Slapton, Nr Leighton Buzzard, Buckinghamshire, LU7 9BT RDO: KM SEC: Farm Bury Secretary W: www.buryfarmequestates. co.uk PAY: Bury Farm EC Notes: 20% discount on all entries for Members of The Bury Farm Equestrian Club. Bury Farm Equestrian Club Membership cost £5 per person for life. Please print the membership form from our website and send in with your entry form. Late Entries Available at £4 per class. Directions: Head south from Leighton Buzzard on the A4146. (There is a

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Macdonald’s on the corner of the roundabout with the LB by pass and A4146.) As you approach Billington, take first right to Little Billington and Slapton. Follow the road out of Little Billington and just before you reach the sign saying that you have entered the village of Slapton, Bury Farm is on the right hand-side

CENTAUR TRUST, SUFFOLK

CHECKENDON EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, BERKSHIRE

NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Centaur Trust, Earlsway Farm Centre, Bramfield, Halesworth, Suffolk, IP19 9AD RDO: KP SEC: Nicky Virgo ; E: nicky@centaurtrust.org.uk; T: 01379 586376 W: www. centaurtrust.org.uk PAY: See website for payment details. Notes: Online entries/payment only via www.centaurtrust.org.uk Directions: See Venue Website. NOV 7, NOV 10 CONTACTS: A: Checkendon Equestrian Centre, Lovegrove’s Lane, Checkendon, Reading, Berkshire, RG8 0NE RDO: KM SEC: Checkendon Equestrian Centre W: www. checkendonequestrian.co.uk PAY: Lovegroves Farm Notes: Lungeing on grass only. Warm-up and tests on rubber surfaces (one competition arena). NO DOGS. Late entries accepted if space £2 extra. Entries are not transferrable to another date. Unaffiliated Dressage is also running on this date SAE to venue. Directions: Checkendon Equestrian Centre is situated between Reading and Oxford. From Reading: Head North on the A4074 towards Oxford for about 7 miles. Turn right signposted for Checkendon past the 4 Horseshoes Pub and then left up Lovegroves Lane. We are on the left.

CHOLDERTON, WILTSHIRE

NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Altogether Equestrian, Cholderton Equestrian Centre, Cholderton House, Cholderton, Wiltshire, SP4 0DW RDO: MH SEC: Gina Suddaby; E: altogetherequestrian@ hotmail.com; T: 01980 629310 PAY: Altogether Events Notes: All dogs to be kept on leads. Warm-up 50x30 outdoor; classes 70x30 indoor. Times on Website. No lungeing. Late entries if space £3 extra/class. SAE for unaffiliated schedules. Directions: Take A338 to Salisbury off the A303. follow into Cholderton. First property on RHS as you come into the village.

COBHAM MANOR, KENT

OCT 29 CONTACTS: A: Cobham Manor EC, Water Lane, Thurnham, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 3LU RDO: SW SEC: Ms Michelle Jarvis; T: 01622 738497 W: www.cobham-manor.co.uk PAY: MOLI Notes: Late entries £2 per class extra. First Aid £3 per rider. Directions: Exit junction 8 (Leeds Castle) of M20. Turn right onto the A20 signposted Bearsted, after 1.25 miles turn right into ‘Roundwell’ and after 500 metres take the next right into ‘Water Lane’. Cobham Manor will be found approx. 1 mile on the right.

COCKSHOT, CHESHIRE

OCT 28, NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Cockshot Farm Stables, Croft, Warrington, Cheshire, WA3 7BX RDO: LJ SEC: Nikki Leyton, Cockshot Farmhouse, Croft, Cheshire, WA37BY; E: nikki@motique.co.uk; T: 07762 325376 PAY: Cockshot Farm Stables Notes: No dogs. No lungeing. Entries to Secretary, NOT to venue. Late entries accepted at £2 extra Rosettes to 6th in each section. Limited stabling is available. Directions: Entrance off Southworth Lane. J22 M6 N & S. A49 Warrington to end of dual carriageway. Turn Right at roundabout. A49 Newton. 100 yards turn right A573 Golbourne Road. 100 yards turn right Myddleton Lane. 2 miles enter Croft. Centre is on the left.

COLLEGE OF WEST ANGLIA, CAMBRIDGESHIRE

OCT 27 CONTACTS: A: College Of West Anglia, Milton, Cambridgeshire RDO: KP SEC: Vicki Smart, College Of West Anglia, Milton, Cambs, CB46DB W: www.cwa.ac.uk PAY: CWA Notes: Indoor warm up 20m x 40m. All tests on outdoor 30m x 60m surface. Hard standing parking. Show Day Mobile: 07776 248646. Prizes in all classes po. Directions: Just off A10 at Milton.

COLRAINE, CORNWALL

OCT 27, NOV 10 CONTACTS: A: Colraine Equestrian Centre, Colraine Lodge, Callestick, Truro, Cornwall , TR4 9LN RDO: MH SEC: Mrs Zoe Gwennap; E: info@colraine.co.uk; T: 01872 575080 W: www.colraine. co.uk PAY: Colraine Equestrian Centre Directions: A30 (westwards) 5 miles after Carland Cross take right turn signposted Callestick OR A30 (eastwards) 5 miles after Chiverton Roundabout take left turn signposted Callestick. Colraine is situated ½ mile on left.

CROFT RIDING CENTRE DRESSAGE, CHESHIRE

NOV 2 CONTACTS: A: Croft Riding Centre, Spring Lane, Croft, Nr Warrington, Cheshire, WA3 7AS RDO: LJ SEC: Claire Broughton; E: info@croftridingcentre.co.uk; T: 01925 763715 PAY: Croft Riding Centre Notes: Hot and cold snacks available. Directions: From the South: M6 Junction 21 straight on at roundabout through 4 small roundabouts. At 5th roundabout take the 2nd exit signed Cinammon Brow. 1st right into Locking Stumps Lane. Then take the 2nd right into Spring Lane. From the North : M6 J 22. Take Warrington sign. 1st left Highfield Lane. At T Junction turn left. After 1 mile turn right at Horseshoe Pub. Then take the 3rd left into New Lane and then the 1st right is Spring Lane.

CROFTON MANOR EC, HAMPSHIRE

OCT 30 - OCT 31, NOV 10 CONTACTS: A: Crofton Manor Equestrian Centre, Titchfield Road, Stubbington, Near Fareham, Hampshire, PO14 3EW RDO: KM SEC: Crofton Manor Equestrian Centre; E: competitions@ croftonmanor.co.uk W: www.croftonmanor.co.uk PAY: Crofton Manor EC Notes: Warm up Indoor/Outdoor arena depending on weather on gel track surface Tests Indoors/ Outdoors two arenas running concurrently on gel track surface Half Halt Cafe. Please put a valid Card Number, Name & Address on the back of your cheque. Directions: Directions from the M27 Junction 9, south bound: Depart for A27 towards Fareham. Turn right onto B3334 towards Stubbington, carry straight on along this road and you will find Crofton Manor Equestrian Centre on the right hand side and signed-posted.

CROW WOOD DRESSAGE, LANCASHIRE

EAGLESFIELD EC, KENT

EAST SOLEY EC, BERKSHIRE

EASTON COLLEGE, NORFOLK

OCT 17, OCT 31, NOV 7 CONTACTS: A: Crow Wood Equestrian, Royle Lane, Burnley, Lancashire, BB12 0RT RDO: LJ SEC: Mr Wayne Marsland; T: 01282 471906 W: www.crowwoodequestrian.com PAY: Crow Wood Equestrian Ltd Notes: Late entries will be accepted if space available - £5 extra per class. Rosettes to 6th in all classes. Directions: Signed from J11, M65. OCT 25, NOV 8 CONTACTS: A: Eaglesfield Equestrian Centre, West Yoke, Ash, Sevenaoks, Kent, TN15 7HT RDO: SHu SEC: Sally Rowe PAY: Sally Rowe Notes: Warm up indoor on Softrack surface. Tests on indoor 20 x 60 Softrack surface. Classes may be limited. Late entries accepted if room £2 fee. Directions: www.eaglesfield.net or 07958 650036 Directions: 8 miles from Dartford Bridge, Nr to New Ash Green, please note 15 miles from Sevenoaks. NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: East Soley Equestrian Centre, Stag Hill, Chilton Foliat, Hungerford, Berkshire, RG17 0TX RDO: KM SEC: East Soley EC W: www.eastsoley.com PAY: East Soley EC 2000 Notes: £2 late entry. No dogs. Outdoor arena for warm up; indoor for warm up when long arena tests. No lungeing please. Late entries accepted for additional £2 please contact the secretary. Directions: From M4 Junction 14 right onto A338 Wantage Road. 100yards left onto B4000 Lambourne Road. 2 Miles approx left onto B4001 into Wiltshire on your left. NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Easton College, Easton, Norwich, Norfolk , NR9 5DX RDO: KP SEC: Mrs Hilary Francois; T: 01603 731577 W: www.easton.ac.uk PAY: Easton College Notes: No dogs. Outdoor arena for warm up. No lungeing please. Stabling by prior arrangement only. Directions: Leave A47 and follow Royal Norfolk Showground signs and Easton; then follow signs for Easton College.

ELAND LODGE, DERBYSHIRE

NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Eland Lodge Equestrian, Newborough Road, Draycott In The Clay, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 5HD RDO: SHu SEC: Mrs Sue Small W: www.elandlodge.com PAY: Eland Lodge Equestrian Ltd Notes: Please contact the centre on 01283 575856 for further information. Large Equestrian & Clothing Store on site. All classes and warm up run on the very latest Andrews Bowen Pro Wax Olympic Mix surface. Dogs welcome on leads. Late Entries £3 extra per class. Rosettes to 6th Stabling can be arranged locally Directions: Eland Lodge Equestrian is situated off the A515 between Ashbourne and Lichfield just past Draycott-in-the-Clay. It is well sign posted.

ELMS FARM EQUESTRIAN, LINCOLNSHIRE

OCT 28, NOV 7 - NOV 6 CONTACTS: A: Elms Farm Equestrian, Elms Farm, Frieston Heath Lane, Caythorpe, Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG32 3HD RDO: SHu SEC: Miss Trudy Clark W: www.elmsfarmequestrian.com PAY: Elms Farm Equestrian Notes: No Dogs. Late Entries Accepted. Stabling is available £20 per night. Showers and kitchen on site. Directions: Travelling in a northerly direction from Grantham on the A607 towards Caythorpe, south of the junction with the A17, you’ll come to the village of Frieston. Turn right into Frieston Heath Road. The equestrian centre is at the top of the hill.

EPWORTH EQUESTRIAN, SOUTH YORKSHIRE

NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Epworth Equestrian, Scawcett Lane, Epworth, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN9 1LQ RDO: SHu SEC: Mr John Gibbons; E: cheryl@epworthequestrian.co.uk; T: 01427 872293 PAY: Epworth Equestrian Ltd Notes: Sand /rubber arena & warm up. Return entries with payment to the Secretary. Late entries are accepted. Prize money is po as per rule 37 and rosettes a minimum of 1st, 2nd, 3rd per section per class Directions: We’re located just outside Epworth within the Isle of Axholme in North Lincolnshre and an equal distance from Doncaster, Scunthorpe and Gainsborough. We’re also within easy reach of Lincoln, Hull, York, Leeds and

Nottingham with easy access off the M18 and M62/M180 motorways. J1 M180 direction A18 to Scunthorpe. Turn off Right to Sandtoft (sign posted). At Five Ways go straight on to Wroot. Turn Left into Scawcett Lane and follow track and signs.

ESSENDON & EPPING FOREST DRESSAGE GROUP, LONDON

FAIROAK GRANGE EC, BERKSHIRE

NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Woodlands Stables, Sewardstone Rd, Chingford, London, E4 RDO: KP SEC: Ms Laura Vandervleit, 4 The Poplars, Abridge, Essex, RM41BB W: www.eefdg.org PAY: Essendon & Epping Forest Dressage Group Notes: All classes and working in on surfaces. Working-in on 20x40m outdoor arena for indoor & outdoor competition arenas. DO NOT SEND ENTRIES TO THE VENUE. EEFDG Members deduct £2 from entry fee Contact Org for details Directions: Woodlands Stables from M25 west, take J26 turn right 1st roundabout turn right at 2nd roundabout taking A121 towards Waltham Abbey (new road). From M25 east, take J26 and take 2nd exit at 1st roundabout being A121 towards Waltham Abbey (new road). 0.5 miles along the new road, at roundabout, Sewardstone Rd is first exit left (A112 towards Chingford) Woodlands 1.5 miles along Sewardstone Rd on l/h side. OCT 27 CONTACTS: A: Fairoak Grange Equestrian Centre, Fairoak Grange, Ashford Hill, Thatcham, Berkshire, RG19 8BL RDO: KM SEC: Lindsey Dawes; E: mail@fairoakgrange.co.uk; T: 01635 299367 W: www.fairoakgrange.co.uk PAY: Fairoak Grange Limited Notes: £2 late entry fee if space. Mobile: 07803 698333. Limited hard standing for parking. Lungeing possible by prior arrangement, no dogs. Directions: Ashford Hill is situated on the B3051 between the M4 and M3 off the A339 close to Kingsclere. Approximately 5 miles from Basingstoke,6 miles from Newbury.

FENNING FARM, CAMBRIDGESHIRE

FIELD HOUSE, STAFFORDSHIRE

OCT 21, NOV 9 CONTACTS: A: Fenning Farm, Chapel Lane, Soham Fen, Ely, Cambridgeshire, CB7 5UL RDO: KP SEC: Ros Blackmore; E: ros@fenningfarm.co.uk; T: 01353 727109 W: www.fenningfarm. co.uk PAY: Fenning Farm or online entries Notes: Late entries accepted £3 extra per class. Dogs welcome on leads. No Lungeing. Directions: From A142 (Newmarket/ Ely Road) turn at Northfield Cross Roads (signed Prickwillow) into Northfield Road which leads into Great Fen Road. After approx. 2.5 miles turn left into Chapel Lane. At top of lane bear right. Please give priority to entering traffic. . OCT 18, OCT 25, NOV 8 CONTACTS: A: Field House Equestrian Centre, Field House Farm, Birch Cross, Marchington, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, ST14 8NX RDO: LJ SEC: Mrs M Snow; T: 01283 820310 W: www. fieldhousemarchington.co.uk PAY: Field House Affiliated Dressage Notes: Show day number only 07773 299793. SAE for unaffiliated schedules. Late entries £2 extra. Directions: On the B5017 Uttoxeter to Burton-on-Trent Road. Use the new A50 at Junction 23A when leaving M1.

FOREST EDGE ARENA, NORFOLK

FOUNTAIN EQUESTRIAN, ABERDEENSHIRE

OCT 24, NOV 14 CONTACTS: A: Forest Edge Arena, Drymere, Swaffham, Norfolk, PE37 8AS RDO: KP SEC: Elaine Kemp; E: Penny@forestedgearena.com; T: 01760 722616 W: www.forestedgearena.com PAY: Forest Edge Arena Notes: Arena cafe, hot & cold drinks & snacks. Please make payment cash or cheque Stables available for the day £10 or overnight £25 Directions: Forest Arena is situated 3 miles West of Swaffham on the Beachamwell Road. Suggested route in :- From the A1122 Swaffham - Downham Market road, take the turning to Beachamwell, follow the signs to Swaffham. Forest Arenas entrance is situated 2 miles past Beachamwell turn on the left, just past the sign for Drymere. OCT 20 CONTACTS: A: Fountain Equestrian, Hill of Goval, Dyce, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, AB21 7NX RDO: CG SEC: Miss Victoria Gladwyn, Clochcan House, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, AB418TD W: www.freewebs.com/fountainequestrian/index.htm PAY: Fountain Equestrian Directions: From Aberdeen, A947 North through Dyce, Hill of Goval is situated on the left hand side approx. 1.5miles from Dyce, and 1.5 miles South of Newmachar.

FOXES RIDING SCHOOL, CHESHIRE

OCT 29, NOV 12 CONTACTS: A: Foxes Riding School, Badgers Rake Lane, Ledsham, South Wirral, Cheshire, CH66 8PF RDO: LJ SEC: Miss Anna Davey; E: foxes@talk21.com W: www.foxesridingschool. co.uk PAY: Foxes Riding School Ltd Notes: Basic Catering Provided. Late entries accepted at £2 extra per class. Directions: M56 heading towards North Wales, motorway narrows to 2 lanes when approaching n.wales. When on 2 lanes take the 1st exit, A540 Hoylake. Down slip rd, at

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GORDON DRESSAGE GROUP, ABERDEENSHIRE

NOV 10 CONTACTS: A: Fountain Equestrian, Hill of Goval, Dyce, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, AB21 7NX RDO: CG SEC: Joyce Owen, Hillhead, Leschangie, Kemnay, Aberdeenshire, AB51 5PP; E: joyce@ holly-tree-cottage.co.uk; T: 01467 643266 W: www.gordondressagegroup.org.uk PAY: Gordon Dressage Group (cheque only) Notes: Please send SAE to Sec. for unaff. entry form . Numbers may be restricted. Classes may be amalgamated depending on entries. All classes and warm-up on surfaces. Please download our entry form from our website. Print it and send it together with your cheque. For stabling tel: 01224 773683. Directions: From Aberdeen, A947 North through Dyce, Hill of Goval is situated on the left hand side approx. 1.5miles from Dyce, and 1.5 miles South of Newmachar.

GUERNSEY DRESSAGE GROUP CHEMIN LE ROI, GUERNSEY

NOV 10 - NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Les Villets Farm, La Rue des Villets, Le Gouffre, Guernsey, GY8 0HP RDO: SW SEC: Helen Walton PAY: BS Guernsey Notes: For full schedules including unaffiliated classes please see www.bsjaguernsey.co.uk/dressage. Warm up on sand arena - competition on Martin Collins surface. Please contact us if you require stabling. Please send entries with payment to Michelle Robilliard, Les Messurier, Forest, Guernsey, GY8 0ND. Prizes given overall and in accordance with BD Rules. Directions: Contact Secretary.

HADDON EQUESTRIAN CLUB, CHESHIRE

OCT 20 CONTACTS: A: Wirral Riding Centre, Haddon Lane, Ness, South Wirral, Cheshire, CH64 8TA RDO: LJ SEC: Ms Pippa Jones (Haddon Eq Club) W: www.haddonequestrianclub.co.uk PAY: Haddon Equestrian Club Notes: No Dogs. No lungeing. Directions: The centre is off the A540 between Heswall and Chester. Follow the signs for the Ness Botanic Gardens, the entrance to the centre is almost opposite the entrance to the gardens.

HALF MOON STUD, DORSET

NOV 8 CONTACTS: A: Half Moon Stud, Forest Lodge Farm, Motcombe, Shaftesbury, Dorset, SP7 9PL RDO: MH SEC: Liz Guy; E: Julie.deverill@hanoverian.co.uk; T: 01747 851685 PAY: Half Moon Stud Notes: Tests & warm up on Protrack surfaces. Tests Indoors. No lungeing. NO DOGS. Late entries £1.50 per class. Directions: Take B3081 from Shaftesbury for approx. 2 miles past Port Regis School. Turn next right to Motcombe (Do not take 1st turning signed Motcombe off B3081). Half Moon Stud is approx 1 mile on the l/h side.

HARGATE ARENA, DERBYSHIRE

OCT 28 CONTACTS: A: Hargate Arena, Hargate Fields Farm, Egginton Road, Hilton, Derbyshire, DE65 5FJ RDO: SHu SEC: Miss Claire Smith; T: 01283 730606 W: www.hargateequestrian.co.uk PAY: Hargate Arena Notes: For unaffiliated/Trailblazers schedules please send SAE to secretary. Late entries if space £2 extra per class. Directions: Ring or email for directions etc

HARTPURY COLLEGE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

HOME FARM EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

NOV 3 CONTACTS: A: Hartpury College, Hartpury House, Nr. Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL19 3BE RDO: MH SEC: Mr Philip Cheetham; E: philip.cheetham@hartpury.ac.uk; T: 01452 702127 PAY: Hartpury College Notes: No lungeing. SAE for unaffiliated schedule . Stabling is available £35 per night. Late entries £3 extra per class if space. Directions: Hartpury is situated off the A417 Ledbury to Gloucester Road. The M5 is 15 minute drive and the M50 is 20mins drive from Hartpury.

NOV 10 CONTACTS: A: Home Farm Equestrian Centre, Home Farm, Brockhampton, Nr Swindon Village, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL51 9RS RDO: MH SEC: Mrs Jill Rickards; E: jilly_m_rickards@ hotmail.co.uk; T: 01242 248164 PAY: HFEC (Credit & Debit card payments accepted with extra charge) Directions: Take A435 from Cheltenham towards Bishops Cleeve and at GE Aviation traffic lights, turn left onto Hyde Lane. Take 1st right to Brockhampton. At village junction turn right and you will see the sign to the Equestrian Centre. Please refer to our web site www. homefarmequestriancentre.co.uk, for more accurate details. Please DO NOT follow SAT NAV through Swindon Village as road is narrow.

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HORSE WORLD EC, LINCOLNSHIRE

HUNTERS EQUESTRIAN, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Horse World Equestrian Centre, Sand Lane, Osgodby, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire, LN8 3TE RDO: SHu SEC: Carole Bishop-Martin; T: 01673 849967 W: www.horseworldec.com PAY: Horse World EC Notes: All classes and warm up indoors on cushion track premier. Hard parking. Dogs must be kept on leads. Cafe on site Late Entries £3 Extra Per Class If Space. No refunds after closing date Directions: Situated off the A1103 - Top Road, Osgodby. OCT 17, OCT 23, NOV 4, NOV 14 CONTACTS: A: Hunters Equestrian, Cherry Tree Lane, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 5DT RDO: MH SEC: Hunters Equestrian (Sue Inglut) W: www.huntersequestrian.co.uk PAY: S Inglut Notes: No Dogs. Late entries are £2 extra per class. Directions: Leave the A417 at the Main Cirencester turn off. Take the B4425 Burford Road for 200 metres approx. Turn right at the crossroads signposted Lechlade. Hunters Equestrian is on the left after Hunters Care Home.

INCHCOONANS EQUESTRIAN, PERTHSHIRE

NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Inchcoonans Equestrain, Inchcoonans House, Errol, Perthshire, PH2 7RB RDO: CG SEC: Carol Wivell W: www.inchcoonansequestrain.com PAY: Inchcoonans Competition & Livery Yard Notes: Late entries if space £2.50/class. Dogs allowed. SAE for Unaffiliated Schedule. Directions: Please see website.

JERSEY DRESSAGE CLUB, JERSEY

NOV 10 CONTACTS: A: Jersey Dressage Club, Ocean Stables, Trinity, Jersey, JE3 7AX RDO: SW SEC: Ms Stacey Vardon, No 2, Five Oaks House, St Saviour, Jersey, JE27LF PAY: Jersey Dressage Club Notes: Entries to: Mrs J Whitehead, Glenrose, Vallee des Vaux, St Helier, JE2 3GB Also running UA classes see website for full schedule. Directions: Contact Venue.

KENNAA DRESSAGE GROUP, ISLE OF MAN

OCT 20, NOV 3 CONTACTS: A: Kennaa Equestrian Centre, Kennaa Road, St Johns, Isle of Man, IM4 3LW RDO: LJ SEC: Mrs Lesley Ingham (Kennaa EC) PAY: Kennaa Riding Club Notes: For times and show days only, phone 07624 330850. Return entries with payment to the Secretary. Directions: Contact Organiser / Secretary for directions.

KEYSOE, BEDFORDSHIRE

KINGS EQUESTRIAN, HEREFORDSHIRE

OCT 16, OCT 17, NOV 6, NOV 7 CONTACTS: A: The College Equestrian Centre, Church Road, Keysoe, Bedford, Bedfordshire, MK44 2JP RDO: KP SEC: The Show Secretary W: www.keysoe.com PAY: ‘The College’ one cheque per event Notes: Licensed Cafe on-site. Late Entries £3 extra per class entry. Rosettes to 6th place. Stabling: £25. Day boxes £10. All plus £10 refundable deposit. Bedding available, not included. Directions: From Bedford follow B660 (signs to Kimbolton). In Keysoe turn left into Church road (1 mile past White Horse). From Cambridge/Northampton follow B645 to Kimbolton, then take B660 (Signed Bedford) to Keysoe, then Church Road (on right). We can fax a map.

OCT 20, NOV 6 CONTACTS: A: Kings Equestrian, Sturts Farm, Winslow, Bromyard, Herefordshire, HR7 4SR RDO: LJ SEC: Gerry King; E: events@kingsequestrian.co.uk; T: 01885 400650 W: www. kingsequestrian.co.uk PAY: Kings Equestrian Notes: Postal & Online Entries will close 4 days prior to the event. Late entries accepted if space & will need to be made by calling the office on 01885 400650. Warm up and competition on excellent sand surfaces. Large indoor arena. Viewing galleries. No Lungeing or Dogs. Dennys Diner with varied hot and cold menu. Dont Forget: £6.00 extra for a day ticket per class. All Prizes PO. Directions: From Hereford: A465 before entering Bromyard turn left in front of Top Garage signed Tenbury B4214. Take next left to Pencombe. Kings Equestrian is one mile on the right. From A44 Leominster to Worcester take Ledbury/ Hereford road by Hatton Park Stores on Leominster side of Bromyard. Turn next right to Pencombe. Kings Equestrian is one mile on the right.

KINGSTON MAURWARD, DORSET

NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Kingston Maurward College, Dorchester, Dorset, DT2 8PU RDO: MH SEC: Miss Julie Rickman PAY: Kingston Maurward College Notes: No Lungeing All tests and warm up on surfaces. Temp Stabling £30 Per night. Directions: 1 mile west of Dorchester on the A35 Poole/ Bournemouth Road.

LADYLEYS DRESSAGE, ABERDEENSHIRE

OCT 27 - OCT 28 CONTACTS: A: Ladyleys Equestrian Centre, Oldmeldrum, Aberdeenshire, AB51 0DR RDO: CG SEC: Morven Gibb W: www.LadyleysRidingClub.com PAY: Ladyleys Event Club Notes: All classes indoor on a premier mixed fibre surface 25X60 school. Warm up outdoors on rubber surface 45x65. Parking on hard surface and grass. Late entries £2 surcharge. Directions: For directions & Unaffiliated Classes SAE to Secretary of see the location link.

LLUEST EQUINE CENTRE, CEREDIGION

OCT 20 CONTACTS: A: Lluest Equine Centre, IBERS, Aberystwyth University, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 3AL RDO: SH SEC: Hannah Appleton. E: htt@aber.ac.uk PAY: Lluest Equine Notes: Hot drinks available Directions: Approaching Aberystwyth on the A44 at the mini roundabout in the village of Llanbadarn Fawr turn RIGHT up Primrose Hill. Go past the main entrance to the campus and then turn first Right at the top of the hill.

MAELOR EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, FLINTSHIRE

OCT 24, NOV 7 CONTACTS: A: Maelor EC, Gresford Road, Hope, Flintshire , LL12 9SD RDO: SH SEC: Mrs J Lloyd Aylett, Maes Maelor, Wrexham, LL113AA W: www.maelorec.co.uk PAY: Joanna Lloyd Notes: All tests on surfaces. 1indoor sand arena 20x60, outdoor sand arena 50x50. Parking available on hard surface. disabled facilities. Light refreshments Return entries with payment to the Secretary. Prize money paid on overall class %. Stabling is available please contact the secretary. Directions: Maelor EC is situated approx. 11 miles from Chester. From A483 take junction 7 B5102 toward Llay. At lights turn right onto B5373 for 1.6 miles. Entrance to MEC on the right. From A55 take junction 35 A550 to Wrexham for 3miles, then straight on B5373 for 0.5 miles. Entrance to MEC on left.

MERRIST WOOD COLLEGE, SURREY

OCT 27 CONTACTS: A: Merrist Wood College, Holly Lane, Worplesdon, Nr Guildford, Surrey, GU3 3PE RDO: SW SEC: Mr Duncan Whitney-Groom (Merrist Wood College) W: www.merristwood. ac.uk PAY: Guildford College Notes: Warm-up and competition both on surfaces. Late Entries are available if space at no extra cost. Stabling: £10 day/£20 night. Directions: From North & South off M3, exit at junction 3 and take the A322 signed Guildford. Enter Worplesdon and Merrist Wood College is sign posted at the roundabout. The College entrance in Holly Lane is situated opposite the entrance to Rokers Country Store & Golf Club. If using satellite navigation please use postcode GU3 3PD.

MOOR FARM EC, PEMBROKESHIRE

OCT 28 CONTACTS: A: Moor Farm Equestrian Centre, Troopers Inn, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, SA62 4NL RDO: SH SEC: Mr Tom Earey, Killoskehane, Trecwn Road, Letterston, Pembs, SA62 5TN; T: 01348 842841 W: www.moorfarmequestriancentre.co.uk PAY: Moor Farm Dressage Notes: Late entries accepted at £2 extra per class. Rosettes for highest score Junior & Senior. Directions: Approaching Haverfordwest follow bypass signposted Pembrokeshire College. At roundabout take 1st left to Burton, Llangwm, Hook. After 3 miles turn right towards Johnston at Troopers Inn. First farm on left.

MORETON EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, DORSET

OCT 18 - OCT 19 CONTACTS: A: Moreton Equestrian Centre, Moreton, Dorchester, Dorset, DT2 8RF RDO: MH SEC: Mrs Liz Frampton-Hobbs; E: enquiries@moretondorset.co.uk; T: 01929 463662 W: www. moretondorset.co.uk PAY: Moreton Equestrian Centre Notes: Mobile No. for Show Day 07780 694535. All tests and warm up on 2 silica sand/rubber outdoor arenas. Tests of same level to run concurrently with 5 metres between outdoor silica sand/rubber arenas. Late entries accepted with a £3 late entry fee. Return entries with payment to the Secretary. Limited stabling available on site: £25 first night to include a bale of shavings, £20 subsequent nights. Cheques payable to Moreton Stables. Directions: 7 miles east of Dorchester the B3390. It is only 1 mile from Moreton station and is signposted for events.

MORETON MORRELL, WARWICKSHIRE

OCT 20, NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Moreton Morrell, Warwickshire College, Moreton Morrell, Warwick, Warwickshire, CV35 9BL RDO: KM SEC: Wayne Rodwell PAY: Warwickshire College Directions: The College is 1/2 mile from the Fosse Way. From M40 use J13, left onto B4100 & Fosse Way. Please avoid village of Moreton Morrell. SAE for map.

MOULTON COLLEGE, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

OCT 28, NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Moulton College Equestrian Centre, Pitsford Road, Moulton, Northamptonshire, NN3 7RR RDO: KM SEC: Ms Lucy Evetts, Moulton College, Gate 4, Moulton, Northamptonshire, NN37QL; E: evetts@moulton.ac.uk; T: 01604 491131 W: www.moulton.ac.uk PAY: Moulton College Notes: All classes and warm up on surfaces. Floodlit hard standing car park. Please send entries to the secretary. Late Entries accepted £2 extra per class if space. Prizes & Rosettes to 6th in all classes. Directions: A508, through Pitsford Village. 2 miles on turn left onto A43. Through Moulton Village, past main College campus on Pitsford Road, 2 miles out of village.

MUNDOLE EQUESTRIAN, MORAY

NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Mundole Equestrian, Mundole Farm, Forres, Moray, Moray, IV36 2SG RDO: CG SEC: Mrs Jenny Davidson; E: mundole1@btinternet.com W: www.mundoleequestrian.com PAY: Mundole Equestrian Notes: Entries £1 first aid per rider. Sae For Unaffiliated Schedule. Classes 1, 3, 5, & 7 are qualifiers for the Scottish Championships. Directions: Directions from A96 : 2 miles west of Forres, at Findhorn Bridge, turn off at the sign that says “Mundole 1”. Follow the road for half a mile to a T junction then turn right. Mundole Equestrian is the next entrance on the right.

MYERSCOUGH COLLEGE, LANCASHIRE

OCT 24, NOV 7, AREA FESTIVAL, OCT 27 - OCT 31 PLEASE SEE SEPARATE BOXED SCHEDULE ON PAGE 89 CONTACTS: A: Myerscough College, Myerscough Hall, St. Michaels Road, Bilsborrow, Preston, Lancashire, PR3 0RY RDO: LJ SEC: Jan Roberts; T: 01995 642115 W: www.myerscough.ac.uk PAY: Myerscough College Notes: All classes and working in on surfaces Class 1 not before 2pm in term time. Ample Parking No Lungeing. Late Entries £5 Extra Per Class. Local stabling please contact organizer Directions: Leave M6 at Junction 32 travelling north or Junction 33 travelling south. The College is off the A6 at Bilsborrow and is clearly signposted. Turn by the side of Guys Eating Establishment. Use second entrance into college signed Plantworld

NEWTON RIGG COLLEGE, CUMBRIA

OCT 25 CONTACTS: A: Newton Rigg, Newton Rigg Equine Dept, Newton Rigg College, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0AH RDO: SHu SEC: Claire Watson PAY: Askham Bryan College Notes: Entries will not be accepted without correct payment. Late entries accepted if space, no late entry fee. Please see website for further details. Directions: Contact Venue.

NORTHALLERTON EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, NORTH YORKSHIRE

NORTON HEATH, ESSEX

OCT 24, NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Northallerton Equestrian Centre, Yafforth, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL7 0PQ RDO: SHu SEC: Tina Walker; E: tina@northallertonequestriancentre.co.uk W: www.northallertonequestriancentre.co.uk PAY: Northallerton Equestrian Centre Directions: Signposted from A684 , 1mile West of Northallerton. NOV 8 CONTACTS: A: Norton Heath EC, Fingrith Hall Lane, Blackmore, Ingatestone, Essex, CM4 0JP RDO: KP SEC: Mrs Tonie Finch; E: info@nortonheath.com; T: 01277 824860 W: www. nortonheath.com PAY: Norton Heath Equestrian Centre Limited Notes: All dogs to be kept on leads. cafe on site, hot & cold menu provided. Please mark envelopes ‘dressage entries’. Late entries may be accepted at £2 extra per class if space. (booking forms available online) Directions: Norton Heath Equestrian Centre is located on the A414 between Ongar and Writtle. From M11 take J 7 direction Chelmsford. Norton Heath is the second turning after the Norton Heath Garage on Fingrith Hall Lane, approx. 9 miles from the M11.

OLDENCRAIG, SURREY

OCT 19, OCT 26, NOV 2, NOV 9 CONTACTS: A: Oldencraig Equestrian Centre, Tandridge Lane, Lingfield, Surrey, RH7 6LL RDO: SW SEC: Oldencraig Equestrian Centre T: 01342 833317 W: www.oldencraig.com PAY: OEC LTD Notes: All classes held on brand new surfaces Day / night time stables available 72 seat Bistro, licensed bar, indoor school, tack shop, hard standing car park, shower block, competitors TV room NO DOGS. Return entries with payment FAO Charlotte Mander Cheques accepted with details of current Bankers Card Number. Late entries accepted, if space, at £2 extra. by arrangement only. Directions: From the M25, take Junction 6 and follow the A22 towards East Grinstead. Follow this road for approximately 6 miles to Blindley Heath. Turn left at the traffic lights immediately after a Texaco service station - this is B2029 towards Lingfield. The first road to the left is Tandridge Lane and Oldencraig Equestrian Centre is the first property on the left hand side.

PACHESHAM EC, SURREY

OCT 20, NOV 10 CONTACTS: A: Pachesham Equestrian Centre, Randalls Road, Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 0AL RDO: SW SEC: Pachesham Equestrian Centre W: www.pachesham.com PAY: P.E.C Notes: 2 arenas run concurrently in the outdoor rubber 70m x 52m arena with warm up in 60m x 30m school. Covered collecting ring. Hot and cold refreshments available. Heated Club House Cheques to venue or enter online @www.pachesham.com Directions: On the A245 almost 1 mile from Leatherhead Railway Station, in the direction of Cobham, on the right hand side. M25 J 9 is very close, follow Esher signs (A244). Turn left down Oaklawn Road (signed Crematorium). At the end turn left, Pachesham is first on the left.

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OCT 19, OCT 21, NOV 11 - NOV 12 CONTACTS: A: Patchetts Equestrian Centre, Hilfield Lane, Aldenham, Watford, Hertfordshire, WD25 8PE RDO: KP SEC: Antonia de Bearn W: www.patchetts.co.uk PAY: Patchetts Green Ltd Notes: All arenas surfaced. Tack shop licensed club house resturant on site. PEC members deduct £1.50 from entry fees. Withdrawals by phone/text 07785 303 577 Directions: M1 exit J 5 and take the A41 towards Harrow; M25 exit J 19 and take A41 towards Watford/London. Come to Roundabout with Old Red Lion Pub, turn left onto B462 signposted towards Radlett & Aldenham, go under motorway bridge and take first right into Hillfield Lane. Patchetts E.C is on the right.

PENCOED DRESSAGE, GLAMORGAN

AREA FESTIVAL, OCT 27 - OCT 29 PLEASE SEE SEPARATE BOXED SCHEDULE ON PAGE 90

PORT ROYAL, EAST YORKSHIRE

OCT 21, OCT 24, NOV 7 CONTACTS: A: Port Royal Equestrian & Exhibition Centre, Skiff Lane, East Yorkshire, YO43 4DY RDO: SHu SEC: Michelle Bainbridge; E: portroyal.eec@virgin.net W: www.portroyaleec.co.uk PAY: Port Royal EEC. Notes: Please contact the Secretary on 07950 819267 or www.portroyaleec. co.uk for further information. 4 Outdoor arenas. sand and rubber surfaces and Vasatrack surfaces undercover viewing plus on site cafe Please send entries with fees to: Port Royal EEC. Directions: FROM M62 J37; Take A614 towards Bridlington. Approx 8 miles to village of Holme on Spalding Moor, Port Royal is 1st turning on right hand side. FROM YORK; Take A1079 towards Hull. Turn right onto A614 at roundabout with Little Chef & BP Garage to Holme on Spalding Moor, cont. into village, over mini roundabout. Take last left to Port Royal. FROM HULL/DRIFFIELD; A1079 to Little Chef roundabout the follow instructions as above

PRESCOTT EC, SHROPSHIRE

OCT 18 CONTACTS: A: Prescott Equestrian Centre, Prescott Equestrian Centre, Baschurch, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY4 2JU RDO: LJ SEC: Mrs June Haydon; E: junehaydon@aol.com; T: 01939 260712 W: www.prescottequestrian.co.uk PAY: Prescott Arena (No card payment facilities) Notes: Cold snacks & drinks. Directions: Prescott Equestrian Centre is situated on the B5067 ( Baschurch to Shrewsbury road ) at the south edge of the village of Baschurch. The B5067 can be approached from the A5 turning onto the B4397, or from Shrewsbury Centre passing the West Midlands Show Ground. Alternatively it can be picked up via the A49 and the new A5124.

R.E.C EVENTS, NORTH YORKSHIRE

PJ PE

OCT 19 - OCT 20, OCT 30, NOV 3 CONTACTS: A: Richmond Equestrian Centre, Breckenbrough Farm, Brough Park, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 7PL RDO: SHu SEC: Sue Foster; E: enquiries@richmondec.co.uk; T: 01748 811295 W: www.richmondequestriancentre.co.uk PAY: R.E.C Events Notes: Late Entries £2 extra. In the event of us having to cancel an event due to bad weather all entry fees will be carried forward to another event of your choice. Should you wish a refund please email or write to us and we will issue a refund less admin charge of £2.50 per horse per class. The shopping basket fee of £1.50 is not refundable. Directions: From North: A1 at Catterick A6136 follow road approx 2 miles, take right towards Catterick Garrison. Past racecourse after 1 mile turn left at brown sign ‘Richmond E C’. Follow lane over bridge and take the only right turn up drive way. From South: A1 at Catterick, Richmond turning A6136. Left at T-junct then take first right following brown tourist signs to Richmond E C. At next T-jnct, turn left towards Tunstall. On entering the village, take the first right turn up single track road. Follow the track about 1 mile and turn left up driveway.

REASEHEATH COLLEGE, CHESHIRE

NOV 3 CONTACTS: A: Reaseheath College, Reaseheath, Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 6DF RDO: LJ SEC: Mary Moulton; E: marym@reaseheath.ac.uk; T: 01270 616448 W: www.reaseheath.ac.uk PAY: Reaseheath College Notes: Times - 9.30am - 12pm or 2pm - 3pm on 01270 616448. Cheques only NO cards. Late entries are £2 extra per class. Please call office for stabling enquiries. Directions: The Equestrian Centre is opposite the college entrance 1 mile out of Nantwich on the A51 (Chester Rd). Easy reach of J16 M6.

ROWALLAN, EAST AYRSHIRE

OCT 19 - OCT 21 CONTACTS: A: Rowallan Activity Centre, Meiklemosside, Fenwick, East Ayrshire, KA3 6AY RDO: CG SEC: Lord John Rowallan W: www.rowallanac.com PAY: R.A.C Notes: Late entries accepted, if space available, at £5 extra per class. Stabling £25 per stable for 1, 2 or 3 nights. Entries will be taken on a 1st come 1st served basis. Directions: 1 mile from the M77 junction 7 southbound and junction 8 northbound Glasgow to Ayr Road on B751 for Kilmaurs.

RUNNINGWELL, ESSEX

OCT 15 CONTACTS: A: Runningwell Equestrian Centre, Warren Rd, Rettendon, Chelmsford, Essex, CM3 8DG RDO: KP SEC: Jan Cooper; E: runningwell@btconnect.com; T: 01268 711221 W: www. runningwell.co.uk PAY: REC Notes: No dogs allowed. Directions: Leave M25 at J28, follow A12 & turn off at A130 exit. At r/about, follow signs to Howe Green & The Hanningfields, head south for 5 miles, take right turn into Hoe Lane which continues into Warren Road. REC is 1 mile on left.

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SEVERNVALE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, MONMOUTHSHIRE

OCT 22, NOV 12 CONTACTS: A: Severnvale Equestrian Centre, Tidenham, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, NP16 7LL RDO: SW SEC: Vicky Clark, Severnvale Equestrian Centre, Chepstow, Monmouthshire; E: victoria.clark@tesco.net; T: 07521059609 PAY: Severnvale Ltd Directions: M4 take M48 Chepstow & leave at J2. On M48 follow signs for Chepstow after 2.5 miles turn right at brown sign to Riding Centre. Follow lane to Centre. From Glos either M5 then as above or A40 follow signs to Chepstow on A48, turn left at Brown Sign to Riding Centre.

SHEEPGATE, LINCOLNSHIRE

NOV 10 - NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Sheepgate Equestrian, Leverton, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE22 0AS RDO: SHu SEC: Sarah Payne; E: sarah@sheepgate.co.uk; T: 01205 870236 W: www.sheepgate.co.uk PAY: Richard Grant & Son Notes: Mobile: 07768 156262 (anytime) Classes will run simultaneously on excellent all-weather `Equistride` surfaces. 3 competition arenas & 2 working in arenas. Late entries £4 per class extra. Sheepgate Savers may deduct £2 per class off entry fees. Limited permanent stables available at £35 per night & will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Electric hook-up will be available at £20 per night. Apply early. Please enclose full payment when entering NO refund after close of entry. ARENA FREE TIME before each show day allowing competitors full use of all of the competition arenas Directions: Sheepgate Equestrian is situated 6 miles north of Boston, just off the A52 and will be well signposted with a brown tourist sign to Sheepgate.

SISSONS FARM, CAMBRIDGESHIRE

SNEC, WEST LOTHIAN

SNOWBALL FARM, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

SOLIHULL RC, WEST MIDLANDS

SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE COLLEGE, STAFFORDSHIRE

OCT 23 CONTACTS: A: Sissons Farm Equestrian Centre, Peakirk, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE6 7NT RDO: KP SEC: Mrs Ann Harris, Bungalow Farm, Werrington Bridge Road, Peterborough, Cambs, PE67PP; E: ann@sissonsfec.co.uk; T: 01733 810383 W: www.sissonsfarmequestrian. co.uk PAY: Sissons Farm Equestrian Centre Notes: Outdoor all weather - Martin Collins Surface. On-line entries taken. Day Tickets from Sissons at £7 each no waiting! Late entries £2 per entry. Directions: Situated on B1443; from A1 take J17 (A1139 Peterborough) follow through to J8, Take 1st left onto A15 (Werrington). At J22 (signed Newborough) take 4th exit (Werrington Bridge Road), at end of rd (Decoy Pub) turn left towards Peakirk. At Folly Bridge turn right onto river bank. NOV 3 CONTACTS: A: Scottish National EC, Ecclesmachan, Broxburn, West Lothian, EH52 6NH RDO: CG SEC: Mr George Blackie (SNEC); T: 01506 855472 W: www.snec.co.uk PAY: SNEC Notes: All classes on prowax surface. Directions: SNEC is situated within Oatridge Agric. College , midway between Edinburgh & Glasgow in the village of Ecclesmachan, access from the B8046. ( Easy access from both M8 & M9 motorways ). OCT 15, NOV 12 CONTACTS: A: Snowball Farm, Dorney Wood Road, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, SL1 8EH RDO: KM SEC: Michelle Busby; E: shows@snowballfarm.co.uk; T: 01628 668434 W: www. snowballfarm.co.uk PAY: Snowball Farm Equestrian Centre Notes: Show Day (Only) Telephone Number 07731 902105 All Classes & Warm Up On Surfaces. Car Parking On Grass. Late Entries £2 extra per class. Directions: Snowball Farm is situated between the M4 and the M40. M4 J7 and follow signs avoiding the low bridges. M40 take A355 to Slough. Follow road to Farnham Common before pedestrian crossing turn right signposted Burnham Beeches. At T Junction turn left follow road to end. At T junction turn left. Snowball Farm is on the right after approx 3/4 mile. Parking is on the left. OCT 18, NOV 1 CONTACTS: A: Solihull Equestrian Centre, Four Ashes Road, Bentley Heath, Solihull, West Midlands, B93 8QE RDO: LJ SEC: Helen Woolfenden; E: office@solihullridingclub.co.uk; T: 01564 770180 W: www.solihullridingclub.co.uk PAY: Solihull Riding Club Notes: All tests and warm up on surfaces. Late entries accepted for an additional £1. Rosettes to 6th in all classes, subject to entries. Directions: Solihull Riding Club Grounds are 3 miles from J 4 of the M42 with the A34. Leave M42 at J4 (A3400) in direction of Henley in Arden. Take 2nd turning on left into Box Trees Road. Club approx 2 miles on left. (If using sat nav, enter B93 8NB) OCT 20 - OCT 21, NOV 10 - NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Rodbaston Campus, Rodbaston, Penkridge, Staffordshire, ST19 5PH RDO: LJ SEC: Ms Laura Stubbs PAY: South Staffordshire College Notes: All classes in 60x30m indoor arena. Warm up covered 60x20m; viewing gallery. Return entries with payment to the Secretary. Directions: Rodbaston College is on the A449 North of the A5. From the M6 please exit at junction 13 ( not 12 ) and take A449 South towards Wolverhampton; after going through Penkridge look for signs for ‘ Rodbaston College ‘. Email - dressage.entries@southstaffs.ac.uk

SOUTH VIEW, CHESHIRE

PJ PE

NOV 14 CONTACTS: A: South View Competition & Training Centre, Wettenhall Green, Wettenhall, Cheshire, CW7 4DL RDO: LJ SEC: Linda Wright; E: office@southviewarena.com; T: 01270 528684 W: www.southviewarena.com PAY: South View Notes: Winter competitions & warm-up indoors. Summer competitions & warm-up outdoors.Hot and Cold food available in cafe. First Aid £2 per rider. Indoor permanent stabling available £15 overnight; £10 day; including bed (includes vat). Late entries + £2.50 per class. Directions: Please contact organiser.

SPARSHOLT COLLEGE, HAMPSHIRE

OCT 21 CONTACTS: A: Sparsholt College, Sparsholt, Winchester, Hampshire, SO21 2NF RDO: KM SEC: Aby Latham-Moore, 13 Copnor Close, Newbury, Berks, RG209UR; E: Show.sec@sparsholt. ac.uk W: www.sparsholt.ac.uk PAY: Sparsholt College Notes: Entries to Entries Secretary NOT Sparsholt College Late Entries are accepted £5 extra charge if we have room. No dogs allowed due to College Farm Policy. Indoor and outdoor surfaces. No lungeing. COW BREAKS- We operate a ‘Cow Break’ system, which means that no tests will run in our top arena when the cows are moving around . Directions: Leave A34 north of Winchester signed A30 Salisbury/ B3420 Winchester, 2nd exit from roundabout towards Winchester, 2nd right onto Harestock Road, right onto Stockbridge Road (B3049), left at Sparsholt College sign (4 miles from A34). Equine Centre is 1st drive on right.

STEP ASIDE DRESSAGE (FORMERLY STEP BY STEP), WEST SUSSEX

OCT 25, NOV 8 CONTACTS: A: Royal Leisure Centre, Royal Leisure Centre, Horn Lane, Henfield, West Sussex, BN5 9SA RDO: SW SEC: Deborah Reed, 2 Teapot Row, The Street, Fulking, West Sussex, BN5 9LX; E: stepasidedressage@btinternet.com; T: 01273 857044 / 07711 810555 W: www. royalleisure.co.uk PAY: Step Aside Dressage Notes: www.royalleisure.co.uk for all schedules. Warm up & tests on good, well maintained indoor & outdoor surfaces. All correspondence/ entries to Secretary please & NOT Royal Leisure. Late entries if space £2.00 extra per class. Directions: Please see website.

STILEBRIDGE BARN, KENT

OCT 26 - OCT 27, NOV 9 - NOV 10 CONTACTS: A: Stilebridge Barn Dressage, The Oast House, Hop Cottage, Stilebridge Lane, Marden, Kent, TN12 9BB RDO: SW SEC: Mrs Vanessa Swain; E: vanessaswain100@hotmail. com; T: 01622 831773 W: www.stilebridgebarndressage.co.uk PAY: Stilebridge Barn Dressage Notes: 1 20x40, 1 20x60 outdoor rubber fibre arenas. Parking on hard surface available with water/electric. Limited disabled facilities. Refreshments available. Directions: Stilebridge Barn Dressage is situated in the heart of the Garden of England on the outskirts of Marden Kent. Behind the Stlebridge Inn Public House on Stilebridge Lane just off the A229.

STOCKLAND LOVELL, SOMERSET

NOV 7 CONTACTS: A: Stockland Lovell Manor, Coultings, Nr Bridgwater, Fiddington, Somerset, TA5 1JJ RDO: MH SEC: Tamsin Spens; E: tamsin@stocklandlovell.com; T: 01278 652224 W: www. stocklandlovell.com PAY: Stockland Lovell Notes: All classes and warm up on outdoor sand and rubber surface. Return entries with payment to the Secretary Late entries are £2 extra if space permits. Directions: Leave the M5 at Junction 23 or 24 to Bridgwater. From Bridgwater take the A39 to Cannington following signs for Hinkley Point; turn right at the War Memorial in Cannington on the road to Hinkley Point for approx. 3.5 miles. Stockland Lovell is signposted to the left, follow the road for half a mile and take the first right turn down the concreate drive signed Stockland Lovell.

STRETCHOLT FARM DRESSAGE, SOMERSET

OCT 27 CONTACTS: A: Stretcholt Farm, Stretcholt, Bridgwater, Somerset , TA6 4SR RDO: SW SEC: Virginia Peters PAY: Stretcholt Equestrian Centre Notes: Late entries £2 extra. All tests indoors on Geltrack surface. Outdoor warm up on 60m x 30m Geltrack surface. Covered lunge arena available. Dogs on leads. No debit/credit cards. Directions: Leave M5 Jnc 23. At 1st roundabout take exit to Bridgwater. At 2nd roundabout take exit to Highbridge. Go for approx 2miles. After Pawlett take sign on left to Stretcholt (Red Lane). Go half a mile, the entrance to Stretcholt Farm is on the left of a sharp bend. Get VERY close to electric gate to make it open.

SUMMERHOUSE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

SUNNYBANK EC, GLAMORGAN

NOV 9 CONTACTS: A: Summerhouse Equitation Centre, Bath Road, Hardwicke, Gloucestershire, GL2 2RG RDO: MH SEC: Summerhouse Equitation Centre. T: 01452 726633 W: www. summerhouseec.co.uk PAY: Cash or Cards only Notes: Warm up in 40x60 Andrews Bowen outdoor arena. Competitions in Olympic Arena. Late entries £3 extra per class if space allows - phone for details. Directions: M5 J12 situated on the B4008, approx. 400 yards off slip road on left hand side. OCT 20, NOV 3 CONTACTS: A: Sunnybank Farm, Rudry Road, Rudry, Caerphilly, Glamorgan, CF83 3DT RDO: SH SEC: Mrs Terinna Pesci-Griffiths; E: terinna@sunnybankec.com W: www.sunnybankec.com PAY: Sunnybank Equestrian Centre Notes: All tests indoors on hoys surface indoor warm up on surface. Strictly no dogs and no skipping out of trailers or lorries. Refreshments available Late entries £2.00 extra per class. All cheques must have valid bankers card details on the reverse. No card payments. Late entries if space. No refunds on withdrawals after close of entries Directions: See www.sunnybankec.com for directions.

SWALLOWFIELD, WARWICKSHIRE

OCT 21, NOV 4, NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Swallowfield Equestrian, Rising Lane, Lapworth, Warwickshire, B94 6JD RDO: KM SEC: Mrs Jo Swain; E: jo.swain@gmail.com; T: 01564 784475 W: www.swallowfield.net PAY: Swallowfield Equestrian. Notes: Late entries accepted. NO dogs please. Directions: Off M42 J 4. Take A3400 to Henley in Arden. In Hockely Heath turn left onto the B4439 after 3 miles go under railway bridge and turn left in to Station Lane. At top of lane turn right and the centre is directly opposite. If your lorry is higher than 12’9” please phone for alternative directions.

TALL TREES, CORNWALL

THE CABIN, ABERDEENSHIRE

THE GRANGE EC, DEVON

THE JAYS, SUFFOLK

TODBURN EC, NORTHUMBERLAND

OCT 20 - OCT 21, NOV 7 CONTACTS: A: Tall Trees Arena, Davidstow, Camelford, Cornwall, PL32 9XR RDO: MH SEC: Miss Clare Deithrick; T: 01840770342 W: www.tall-trees.com PAY: Tall Trees Arena Notes: Two indoor arenas (20x60)(20x30) with cushion track. I outdoor arena (35x65) silica/rubber. I collecting ring. Parking on hard surface available with water/electric. Limited disabledaccess. Classes may run in a different order than printed. Basic/standard. B&B next door.Late entries are £4 extra per class. Stabling £11 day, £25 overnight shavings only, 24 in total. Stabling cheques payable to C Deithrick Directions: From Exeter Area: Come off the M5 at the Exeter / Okehampton junction. Travel along the A30 towardsLaunceston. leave atKennard’s House junction taking the A395 heading towards Camelford, N.Cornwall. Tall Trees will be found on your right hand side (sign outside). approx. 10-12 miles from the A30 (Kennard’s House Junction). OCT 21, NOV 2 - NOV 3 CONTACTS: A: The Cabin EC, Ordiefauld, Keithhall, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, AB51 0LL RDO: CG SEC: Fiona Quennell PAY: The Cabin EC Notes: Contact Secretary for Unaffiliated Schedule. Late Entries £2/class. £2 First Aid perrider/per day. Stabling £10/night. Directions: The Cabin Equestrian Centre is located on the B993 Inverurie to Whiterashes road. From Inverurie it is 2.5miles on the left hand side, from Whiterashes it is 3.4miles on right hand side. NOV 3 - NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: The Grange Equestrian Centre, Northlew Road, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 3DA RDO: MH SEC: Mr Dave Reddan,The Grange EC T: 01837 52858 W: www.grangeequestrian.com PAY: The Grange Directions: Please see website www.grangeequestrian.com OCT 23, NOV 6 CONTACTS: A: The Jays, Sicklesmere, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP30 0BS RDO: KP SEC: Andrea Pearman W: www.thejaysstud.co.uk PAY: The Jays Notes: Tests and warm up on all-weather surface. No dogs. Late entries £5 extra. Basic Catering Directions: : Take Exit 44 off the A14 at Bury St. Edmunds. Pick up the A134 heading towards Sudbury. The Jays is 1.5 miles along the A134 on the Right. OCT 21, NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Todburn Equestrian Centre, Todburn East Farm, Longhorsley, Morpeth, Northumberland, NE65 8QZ RDO: SHu SEC: Mrs Elaine Carmichael, North Birks Farm, Morpeth, Northumberland, NE658RD W: www.todburnequestriancentre.co.uk PAY: Todburn Equestrian Centre Notes: Late entries £2 extra per class if space. Directions: A1 North, take exit signed Wooter/Coldstream A697 into Longhorsley Village, past pub take 1st left for 2 miles at caravan site turn right. TEC half a mile on the left.

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SCHEDULES >> VENUE IN DETAIL LISTING TUSHINGHAM, CHESHIRE

NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Tushingham Equestrian Centre, Wobbs Lane, Tushingham, Whitchurch, Cheshire, SY13 4QR RDO: LJ SEC: Mr Barry Kay; E: barry.d.kay@btinternet.com; T: 01948666884 W: www.tushinghamarena.co.uk PAY: Tushingham Dressage Notes: Entries close 1 week before. Two arenas. Indoor 22x50 Fibre Mix. Outdoor 40x60 Combiride sand/fibre mix. Large hard standing parking. Hot & cold food available. Late entries accepted with a £2.50 penalty per class. Rosettes to 1st - 4th. Prize money po Directions: Situated just 3 miles north of Whitchurch on the A41 (Chester) Road.

OCT 22 CONTACTS: A: Weston Lawns Equitation, Weston Lawns Farm, Bedworth Road, Bulkington, Warwickshire, CV12 9JA RDO: KM SEC: Weston Lawns Equitation W: www.westonlawns.co.uk PAY: Weston Lawns Notes: Entries close 2 weeks prior to the event. Late entries accepted space permitting £2 extra per class. All classes will include unaffiliated sections unless stated. All classes and warm up on outdoor surfaces. Hot and cold refreshments available. Directions: On the B4029 Bedworth to Bulkington Road. 5 minutes from J2 or J3 of the M6.

UGIE DRESSAGE, ABERDEENSHIRE

NOV 6 CONTACTS: A: Widmer Equestrian Centre, Widmer Farm, Pink Road, Lacey Green, Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire, HP27 0PG RDO: KM SEC: Ms Jenny Davies; T: 01844275139 PAY: W.E.C. Notes: Late entries maybe accepted at an additional cost of £2.00 per class. Dogs are allowed in the lorry park on a lead. No smoking. Walk arena indoors. Test are ridden outdoors on a surface. No lungeing. Disabled toilets. Large Equestrian and country store on site. Permanent indoor stables available. Directions: Leave M40 junction 4. Take A4010 towards Aylesbury and Princes Risborough Go straight over 5 roundabouts. Follow till the end of the road and turn left onto the West Wycombe Road.(A40) At the roundabout turn right and re-join the A4010. After 1 mile turn right at the Red Lion pub onto Bradenham Woods Lane, at the end turn left towards Lacey Green. Go through Lacey Green, turn right at the pub called the Whip Inn onto Pink Road. Widmer Equestrian Centre is the turning on the right after

NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Richmond Equestrian (Ugie Dressage), Mintlaw, Aberdeenshire RDO: CG SEC: Mrs Caroline Simmers, Wester Pettymarcus, Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, AB425AF PAY: Ugie Dressage Notes: All classes & warm up on prepared surfaces. No lungeing. SAE for unaffiliated schedules. Directions: Venue located just off A952 approx 1 mile south of Mintlaw SAE for map.

VALE VIEW EC, LEICESTERSHIRE

PJ PE

OCT 27, NOV 11, HIGH PROFILE SHOW, NOV 8 - NOV 10 PLEASE SEE SEPARATE BOXED SCHEDULE ON PAGE 98 CONTACTS: A: Vale View Equestrian Centre, Vale View Farm, Nottingham Lane, Old Dalby, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, LE14 3LX RDO: SHu SEC: Mrs Julie Hyslop; T: 01664823739 W: www.valeviewequestrian.co.uk PAY: Vale View Equestrian Notes: Running two competition arenas and working in on new all-weather surfaces. Dogs on leads. No lungeing. Late entries accepted £4 extra per class if space. Stabling is available. Directions: From A46 take Upper Broughton turning, turn Left, First Right onto Nottingham Lane.

VECTIS AT LAKE FARM, ISLE OF WIGHT

WARREN FARM EC, MERSEYSIDE

OCT 21 CONTACTS: A: Lake Farm, Lake Farm, Rookley, Isle Of Wight RDO: SW SEC: Trudi Gatrell, The Limes, Wroxall, Isle Of Wight, PO38 3BY. T: 07891132030 PAY: Vectis Equestrian Club Notes: Please send entries, together with cheques to Ms Laura Windle. Deduct £1 per class from entry fee for VEC members. Directions: Contact Venue. OCT 24, NOV 4 CONTACTS: A: Warren Farm Equestrian Centre, Warren Farm, Southport Old Road, Formby, Merseyside, L37 0AN RDO: LJ SEC: Ms Sally Greenwood; T: 01704 873820 PAY: Warren Farm Shows Notes: 1 indoor (20x80) Alruba sand/rubber arena. 1 outdoor (30x70) sand/rubber arena. 3 acres of parking. Lungeing Area available. Return entries to the Secretary. Directions: Take the A5027 at the end of the M58/M57. Go to the A565 and turn right towards Formby. The Showground is the right turn off the second roundabout.

WATT MEADOW DRESSAGE, STAFFORDSHIRE

OCT 28 - OCT 29 CONTACTS: A: Watt Meadow Farm, Cannock Road, Shareshill, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, WV10 7JP RDO: LJ SEC: Justine York, Watt Meadow Farm; E: justine217@hotmail.com; T: 01922 412433 PAY: G. Leigh Directions: Situated Just Off Junction 11 M6 & Junction 1 Off M54 On The A460 Cannock Road

WELLINGTON RIDING, HAMPSHIRE

NOV 5 CONTACTS: A: Wellington Riding, Heckfield, Hook, Hampshire, RG27 0LJ RDO: KM SEC: Lucinda Freeman; E: shows@wellington-riding.co.uk; T: 0118 922 5371 W: www.wellingtonriding.co.uk PAY: Online via website or by cheque to ‘Wellington Riding’, Fees include VAT Notes: Classes of the same level will run concurrently. Warm-up outside on all-weather surface. Late entries accepted subject to availability & £5 LE fee per class. Music on CDs only please. Hot & Cold drinks, meals & snack available from the Nosebag Restaurant. Send entries in advance (with sae) to the secretary, Wellington Riding Centre. Music classes are both Direct Qualifiers for Wellington Riding Music Championships. As per BD Rules 37 & 38. Directions: On A33 Reading to Basingstoke Road. From M4 take J11; then take A33 towards Basingstoke.The entrance is 400 yards past the roundabout marking the end of the dual carriageway. From the south, take J5 (follow B3349) or J6 (follow A33) from the M3. The entrance is on the right 400 yards past the Wellington Monument.

WEST WILTS, WILTSHIRE

OCT 25 CONTACTS: A: West Wilts Equestrian Centre, Melksham Road, Holt, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 6QT RDO: MH SEC: Miss Lyndsey Rodwell; T: 07855464075 W: www.westwilts.com PAY: W.W.E.C. Credit Cards accepted. Notes: Please contact Venue for further information Tel 01225 783220. Late entries £2 extra per class if space. There will be a surcharge of £5 per entry for anyone entering after the times have been done ie 3 days before the competition. Directions: West Wilts Equestrian Centre is situated approx 14 miles south of J 17 of the M4. Take A350 to Melksham, then B3107 to Bradford-on-Avon. West Wilts E.C is 2 miles from Melksham on the left hand side of the road.

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WESTON LAWNS, WARWICKSHIRE

WIDMER FARM, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

PJ PE

WINDMILL FARM, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

OCT 20, NOV 7 CONTACTS: A: Windmill Farm, Bowstridge Lane, Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire, HP8 4RG RDO: KM SEC: Elaine Coleridge-Smith; T: 07768 611248 W: www.windmill-farm.co.uk PAY: Windmill Farm Notes: Tests and warm upon surfaces. Dogs must be kept on leads at all times. Late entries accepted if space £2 extra per class. Beverages and light snacks only. Prize money paid on overall class %. Limited Stabling, contact yard manager on 01494 873056. Directions: From the M25 take J 16 onto the M40 to Uxbridge, take the next junction J1 on to the A40 to Gerrards Cross. After about 4 miles turn right into Gerrards Cross at the traffic lights. Go through the shops and after about half a mile turn left into Austenwood Lane to Chalfont St Peter. After 1 mile take the left fork (Gold Hill West) which becomes first Grove Lane and then turns into Narcot Lane. After about a quarter of a mile past the school turn right opposite Chalfont Grove into Bowstridge Lane. Windmill Farm is 400 yards on the right.

WITHAM VILLA, LEICESTERSHIRE

OCT 15, NOV 4 - NOV 5 CONTACTS: A: Witham Villa Riding Centre, Cosby Road, Broughton Astley, Leicestershire, LE9 6PA RDO: SHu SEC: Sally Willcox; T: 01455282694 W: www.withamvilla.co.uk PAY: Witham Villa RC Ltd Notes: All riding on surfaces. No Lungeing. No Dogs. Late entries may be accepted at £2.00 per class if space. Unaffiliated Classes In Prelim & Novice Classes. Directions: See website for details.

WIX EC, ESSEX

OCT 20 - OCT 21 CONTACTS: A: Wix Equestrian Centre, Clacton Road, Wix, Nr Manningtree, Essex, CO11 2RU RDO: KP SEC: Mrs Mary Thornley; T: 01255 870744 W: www.wixec.co.uk PAY: Wix Equestrian Centre Notes: All classes & warm-up will be indoors on a surface. Working in will be indoors on a surface. Return entries with payment to the Secretary. Directions: Off A120 ( Colchester to Harwich Road ) into Wix. Take the Clacton Road at crossroads by the “ Wagon at Wix “ public house signposted Stones Green. Equestrian Centre is approx 8oo yards on the left.

YORKSHIRE DRESSAGE, SOUTH YORKSHIRE

OCT 28, NOV 11 CONTACTS: A: Aldham Mill Farm, Barnsley Road, Wombwell, South Yorkshire, S73 8EG RDO: SHu SEC: Diane Smeaton W: www.aldhammillequestrian.co.uk PAY: D.W. Smeaton Notes: Warm up and tests on surface. No Lungeing. Late Entries £3 extra per class. Directions: Situated on the A633, one mile from main Stairfoot roundabout.

YORKSHIRE RIDING CENTRE, NORTH YORKSHIRE

OCT 28 CONTACTS: A: Yorkshire Riding Centre, Markington, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG3 3PE RDO: SHu SEC: Mrs Lucy Thompson, Pennine View Stud, Beckwith Head Road, Harrogate, N Yorks, HG31RB; E: lucy@pennineviewstud.co.uk; T: 07715 115164 W: www.PennineViewStud.co.uk PAY: Pennine View Stud Notes: On-site catering. Stabling: contact venue. Directions: 7 miles from Harrogate, 5 miles from Ripon. Brown Tourist signs will direct from A61 at Wormald Green.

SCHEDULES >> IN DETAIL

Schedules: 15 October to 14 November ENTRIES OPEN: SIX WEEKS BEFORE START OF COMPETITION WITHDRAWALS: THREE DAYS BEFORE SHOW DATE EC Entries Close date. SQ or WQ Summer or Winter Qualifier. S or W Summer or Winter Non-Qualifier. PRELIMINARY: Non-Qualifier, Open to members or non-members, horses not to have more than 49 BD points. Qualifier, open to Group 7 & 8 members only, horses not to have won more than 49 BD points. Prelim classes split into Q and

RUNNINGWELL, ESSEX

MON 15 OCT

EC: 08/10/2012 TIMES: 12/10/2012 between 10:00 to 14:00; 01268711221 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 13 2006 W £15 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £15 3 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ OR £15 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ OR £15

SNOWBALL FARM, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

Prizes £16, £12, £8 £16, £12, £8 £16, £12, £8 £16, £12, £8

MON 15 OCT

EC: 05/10/2012 TIMES: 12/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07731902105 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £18 2 Novice 27 2007 W ORT £18 3 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ ORT £18 4 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £18 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ ORT £18

WITHAM VILLA, LEICESTERSHIRE

Prizes £19, £12, £10 £19, £12, £10 £19, £12, £10 £19, £12, £10 £19, £12, £10

MON 15 OCT

EC: 01/10/2012 TIMES: 13/10/2012 between 09:00 to 12:00; 01455282694 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Nick Lane Haylage Suppliers Novice 35 2009 W ORT £15 £16, £14, £12, £10 2 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £15 £16, £14, £12, £10 3 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £16 £17, £15, £13, £11 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £16 £17, £15, £13, £11 5 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £16 £17, £15, £13, £11 6 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £16 £17, £15, £13, £11 7 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £16 £17, £15, £13, £11 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £16 £17, £15, £13, £11 9 PYO W ORT £16 £17, £15, £13, £11

BARLEYFIELDS, DERBYSHIRE

TUE 16 OCT

EC: 09/10/2012 TIMES: 14/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; or www.barleyfields.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Introductory B 2009 W £13 £14, £7, £5, £5 2A KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £14 £15, £10, £7, £7 2B Preliminary 14 2006 W £14 £15, £10, £7, £7 3 Novice 30 2006 W OR £15 £16, £12, £8, £8 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £16 £17, £12, £8, £8 5 Elementary 44 2002 W OR £17 £18, £12, £8, £8 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ OR £18 £19, £12, £8, £8

KEYSOE, BEDFORDSHIRE

TUE 16 OCT

EC: 02/10/2012 TIMES: 14/10/2012 between 15:30 to 17:00; 01234708400 or www.keysoe.com/times.shtml Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Freestyle Music Preliminary 2012 £20 2 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q ORT £20 3 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q ORT £20 4 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q ORT £20 5 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q OT £20 6 NAF Magic Freestyle Music Prix St Georges 2009 Q OT £20 7 Freestyle Music PYO OT £20

Prizes

non-Q will have prize money paid overall on %. NOVICE & ABOVE: O Open Section. R Restricted Section. T Training Section. PSG: Section A – open to any horse; Section B for horses eligible for Qualifier. Both sections run concurrently but if class is oversubscribed, preference is given to horses in Section B.

BEAVER HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE

WED 17 OCT

EC: 14/10/2012 TIMES: 15/10/2012 between 16:00 to 18:00; 01538 304433 or www.beaverhall.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 13 2006 W £16 2 Preliminary 14 2006 W £16 3 Novice 24 2010 W ORT £17 4 Novice 30 2006 W ORT £17 5 PYO W: E49/ E50 ORT £17 6 Advanced Medium 92 2011 W ORT £18 7 PYO W: Any current FEI Test £20

CROW WOOD DRESSAGE, LANCASHIRE

WED 17 OCT

EC: 10/10/2012 TIMES: 15/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01282471906 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Elementary 53 2007 W OR £17 2 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ OR £17 3 Medium 61 2002 W OR £17 4 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £17 5 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W OR £17 6 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ OR £17

HUNTERS EQUESTRIAN, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

Prizes £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5

WED 17 OCT

EC: 07/10/2012 TIMES: 15/10/2012 between 19:30 to 21:00; 01285640790 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Medium 63 2002 W OR £19.50 2 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £19.50 3 Advanced Medium 90 2012 W OR £20 4 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £20 5 Novice 30 2006 W OR £18.50 6 Novice 22 2007 W OR £18.50 7 Elementary 42 2008 W OR £18.50 8 Elementary 43 2006 W OR £18.50

KEYSOE, BEDFORDSHIRE

Prizes £17, £12, £10 £17, £12, £10 £18, £12, £10 £18, £12, £10 £18, £12, £10 £19, £12, £10 £21, £12, £10

Prizes £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £21, £10, £7 £21, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7

WED 17 OCT

EC: 03/10/2012 TIMES: 15/10/2012 between 15:30 to 17:00; 01234708400 or www.keysoe.com/times.shtml Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £20 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £20 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £20 4 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £20 5 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £20 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £20 7 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £20 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £20 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £20 10 PYO W: Advanced, FEI, or FEI U21 OT £20

FIELD HOUSE, STAFFORDSHIRE

Prizes £21, £10, £5 £21, £10, £5 £21, £10, £5 £21, £10, £5 £21, £10, £5 £21, £10, £5 £21, £10, £5 £21, £10, £5 £21, £10, £5 £21, £10, £5

THU 18 OCT

Please refer to BD Website.

MORETON EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, DORSET THU 18 OCT - FRI 19 OCT EC: 11/10/2012 TIMES: 16/10/2012 between 14:00 to 17:00; 07780694535or01929463662 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Thursday 18 October 1 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £16 £18, £14, £10 2 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £16 £18, £14, £10 3 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £16 £18, £14, £10 4 PYO W: AM85/A105/PSG OT £16 £18, £14, £10 BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

SCHEDULES >> IN DETAIL Friday 19 October 5A 5B KBIS 6A 6B KBIS 7 8 Blue Chip 9 10 Equitop Myoplast

Preliminary 15 2008 W Preliminary 15 2008 WQ Preliminary 19 2008 W Preliminary 19 2008 WQ Novice 23 2012 W ORT Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT Elementary 40 2010 W ORT Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT

PRESCOTT EC, SHROPSHIRE

£16 £16 £16 £16 £16 £16 £16 £16

£18, £14, £10 £18, £14, £10 £18, £14, £10 £18, £14, £10 £18, £14, £10 £18, £14, £10 £18, £14, £10 £18, £14, £10

THU 18 OCT

EC: 08/10/2012 TIMES: 16/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01939260712 or www.prescottequestrian.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 15 2008 W £13 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £13 3 Novice 23 2012 W OR £13 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ OR £13 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ OR £15 6 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £16 7 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ OR £16

SOLIHULL RC, WEST MIDLANDS

ALLENS HILL, WORCESTERSHIRE

Prizes £18, £12, £8 £18, £12, £8 £18, £12, £8 £18, £12, £8 £18, £12, £8 £18, £12, £8

FRI 19 OCT

EC: 12/10/2012 TIMES: 16/10/2012 between 16:00 to 19:00; 07546 028301 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 2 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 3 Novice 38 2005 W ORT £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £17 5 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £17 6 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £17

BIRTLE RIDING CENTRE, LANCASHIRE

Prizes £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5

FRI 19 OCT

EC: 09/10/2012 TIMES: 17/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 0161 764 6573 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 1B Preliminary 19 2008 W £17 2 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ OR £17 3 Freestyle Music Preliminary 2012 £17 4 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £17

OLDENCRAIG, SURREY

Prizes £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5

FRI 19 OCT

EC: 09/10/2012 TIMES: 17/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07967676504 or Sent by Text: Y: Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 FEI PE GRADE IV Test 41 2006 R £17 2 FEI PE GRADE III Test 31 2006 R £17 3 FEI PE GRADE II Test 21 2006 R £17 4 FEI PE GRADE Ib Test 10 2006 R £17 5 FEI PE Grade Ia Test 3 2006 R £17 6 Hickstead FEI PE GRADE IV Novice 2010 Q R £17 7 Hickstead FEI PE GRADE III Novice 2010 Q R £17 8 Hickstead FEI PE GRADE II Novice 2010 Q R £17 9 Hickstead FEI PE GRADE Ib Novice 2010 Q R £17 10 Hickstead FEI PE Grade Ia Novice 2010 Q R £17 11 FEI PE GRADE IV Team 2010 O £17 12 FEI PE GRADE III Team 2010 O £17 13 FEI PE GRADE II Team 2010 O £17 14 FEI PE GRADE Ib Team 2010 O £17 15 FEI PE Grade Ia Team 2010 O £17 16 Hickstead FEI PE GRADE IV Individual Championship 2010 Q O £17 17 Hickstead FEI PE GRADE III Individual Championship 2010 Q O £17

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FEI PE GRADE II Individual Championship 2010 Q O £17 FEI PE GRADE Ib Individual Championship 2010 Q O £17 FEI PE Grade Ia Individual Championship 2010 Q £17 Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 Novice 35 2009 W ORT £17 Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £17 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £17 Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT £17

PATCHETTS, HERTFORDSHIRE Prizes £14, £11, £9 £14, £11, £9 £14, £11, £9 £14, £11, £9 £16, £12, £10 £17, £13, £11 £17, £13, £11

THU 18 OCT

EC: 08/10/2012 TIMES: 16/10/2012 between 14:30 to 16:30; 01564770180 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £16 2 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ ORT £16 3 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £16 4 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ ORT £16 5 Advanced Medium 90 2012 W ORT £16 6 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 93 2004 WQ ORT £16

18 Hickstead 19 Hickstead 20 Hickstead 21 KBIS 22 23 Blue Chip 24 25 Equitop Myoplast

Prizes

£18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5

FRI 19 OCT

EC: 09/10/2012 TIMES: 17/10/2012 between 10:00 to 13:00; 01923852255 or www.patchetts.co.uk after 13.00 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £21 2 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £21 3 Elementary 44 2002 W ORT £21 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £21 5 PYO W: M63/AM85 ORT £22 6 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £22 7 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £22

Prizes £22, £15, £10 £22, £15, £10 £22, £15, £10 £22, £15, £10 £23, £15, £10 £23, £15, £10 £23, £15, £10

R.E.C EVENTS, NORTH YORKSHIRE FRI 19 OCT - SAT 20 OCT EC: 09/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 15:00 to 17:00; 01748811295 or www.richmondequestriancentre.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Friday 19 October 1 Introductory A 2008 W £16 2 Preliminary 12 2005 W £16 3 Preliminary 18 2002 W £16 4 Novice 24 2010 W ORT £16 5 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £16 6 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £18 7 Elementary 44 2002 W ORT £18 8 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £20 9 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ ORT £20 10 Advanced Medium 90 2012 W ORT £20 11 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 93 2004 WQ ORT £20 Saturday 20 October 12 Introductory B 2009 W £16 13 Preliminary 13 2006 W £16 14A KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £16 14B Preliminary 14 2006 W £16 15 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £16 16 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ ORT £16 17 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £18 18 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ ORT £18 19 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £20 20 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £20 21 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £20 22 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £20 23 Advanced 102 2012 W OT £20

ROWALLAN, EAST AYRSHIRE

Prizes £18, £16, £14 £18, £16, £14 £18, £16, £14 £18, £16, £14 £18, £16, £14 £20, £18, £16 £20, £18, £16 £22, £20, £18 £22, £20, £18 £22, £20, £18 £22, £20, £18 £18, £16, £14 £18, £16, £14 £18, £16, £14 £18, £16, £14 £18, £16, £14 £18, £16, £14 £20, £18, £16 £20, £18, £16 £22, £20, £18 £22, £20, £18 £22, £20, £18 £22, £20, £18 £22, £20, £18

FRI 19 OCT - SUN 21 OCT

EC: 08/10/2012 TIMES: 16/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01560600769 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Friday 19 October 1 FEI PE GRADE IV Test 41 2006 R £20 2 FEI PE GRADE III Test 31 2006 R £20 3 FEI PE GRADE II Test 21 2006 R £20 4 FEI PE GRADE Ib Test 10 2006 R £20 5 FEI PE Grade Ia Test 3 2006 R £20 6 FEI PE GRADE IV Novice 2010 Q R £20 7 FEI PE GRADE III Novice 2010 Q R £20 8 FEI PE GRADE II Novice 2010 Q R £20 9 FEI PE GRADE Ib Novice 2010 Q R £20 10 FEI PE Grade Ia Novice 2010 Q R £20 11 FEI PE GRADE IV Team 2010 O £20 12 FEI PE GRADE III Team 2010 O £20 13 FEI PE GRADE II Team 2010 O £20 14 FEI PE GRADE Ib Team 2010 O £20 15 FEI PE Grade Ia Team 2010 O £20 16 Nirvana Spa FEI PE GRADE IV Individual

Prizes

Arena UK EC Petplan Equine Area Festival, Lincolnshire

Sat 20 Oct - Sun 21 Oct

CONTACTS: A: Arena UK, Willowtops, Allington Lane, Allington, Lincolnshire, NG32 2EF RDO: SHu SEC: Carol Ramsey; E: carol.arenauk@hotmail.co.uk W: www.arenauk.org PAY: Arena UK PJ: Yes STABLING: Yes REFRESHMENTS: Yes NOTES: All warm-up & tests on Andrew Bowen surfaces. Late entry fee £5. Directions: Arena UK is just off the A1( use the turn off to Allington ) at Grantham opposite the Gonerby Moor services. Follow the equestrian centre signs. EC: 13/10/2012 TIMES: 17/10/2012 between 10:00 to 15:00; 01476 591569 or www.arenauk.org Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Saturday 20 October 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £15 £16, £12, £10 2 Petplan Equine Preliminary 19 2008 £30 £35, £25, £20 3 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ OR £15 £16, £12, £10 4 Petplan Equine Novice 38 2005 R £30 £35, £25, £20 5 Petplan Equine Novice 38 2005 O £30 £35, £25, £20 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ OR £15 £16, £12, £10 7 Petplan Equine Elementary 45 2010 R £30 £35, £25, £20 8 Petplan Equine Elementary 45 2010 O £30 £35, £25, £20 Sunday 21 October 9 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £15 £16, £12, £10 10 Petplan Equine Medium 69 2005 R £30 £35, £25, £20 11 Petplan Equine Medium 69 2005 O £30 £35, £25, £20 12 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ OR £16 £17, £12, £10 13 Petplan Equine Advanced Medium 85 2009 R £30 £35, £25, £20 14 Petplan Equine Advanced Medium 85 2009 O £30 £35, £25, £20 15 PYO W £16 £17, £12, £10 16 Petplan Equine FEI Prix St Georges 2009 £30 £35, £25, £20 17 Nirvana Spa 18 Nirvana Spa 19 Nirvana Spa 20 Nirvana Spa 21 22 23 24 Saturday 20 October 25 26A 26B KBIS 27 28 29 Blue Chip 30 31 32 Equitop Myoplast 33 34 Albion 35 Charles Owen 36 37 Sunday 21 October 38 39A 39B KBIS 40 41 42 Blue Chip 43 44 45 Equitop Myoplast 46 47 Albion 48 Charles Owen 49 50

Championship 2010 Q O FEI PE GRADE III Individual Championship 2010 Q O FEI PE GRADE II Individual Championship 2010 Q O FEI PE GRADE Ib Individual Championship 2010 Q O FEI PE Grade Ia Individual Championship 2010 Q Preliminary 13 2006 W Novice 37 2007 W ORT Elementary 53 2007 W ORT Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT

ABBEY DRESSAGE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE SAT 20 OCT - SUN 21 OCT

£20 £20 £20 £20 £20 £20 £20 £20 £20

Unaffiliated Preliminary 7 2002 W £16 Preliminary 15 2008 W £20 Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £20 Unaffiliated Novice 27 2007 W £16 Novice 27 2007 W ORT £20 Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £20 Unaffiliated Elementary 42 2008 W £16 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £20 Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £20 Medium 71 2002 W ORT £20 Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £20 Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £20 Advanced 105 2011 W OT £23 PYO W: A100/PSG/Inter1/Inter2 OT £23 Unaffiliated Preliminary 13 2006 W £16 Preliminary 19 2008 W £20 Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £20 Unaffiliated Novice 28 2008 W £16 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £20 Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £20 Unaffiliated Elementary 44 2002 W £16 Elementary 44 2002 W ORT £20 Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £20 Medium 71 2002 W ORT £20 Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £20 Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £20 Advanced 105 2011 W OT £23 PYO W: A100/PSG/INT1/INT2 OT £23

£22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £25, £10, £5 £25, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £22, £10, £5 £25, £10, £5 £25, £10, £5

EC: 13/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 19:00 to 19:30; text 07775840808 or www.abbeydressage.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Saturday 20 October 1 Medium 71 2002 W OR £21 £22, £12, £10 2 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £21 £22, £12, £10 3 Advanced Medium 93 2004 W OR £21 £22, £12, £10 4 Clarles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £21 £22, £12, £10 5 PYO W: A100/A102/PSG/ INT1 / INT2,/BD INT2/ GP. O £25 £26, £15, £10 Sunday 21 October 6A KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £18 £19, £10, £8 6B Preliminary 14 2006 W £18 £19, £10, £8 7A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £18 £19, £10, £8 7B Preliminary 19 2008 W £18 £19, £10, £8 8 Novice 27 2007 W OR £18 £19, £10, £8 9 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ OR £18 £19, £10, £8 10 Elementary 42 2008 W OR £20 £21, £12, £10 11 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ OR £20 £21, £12, £10

AINTREE INTERNATIONAL EC, MERSEYSIDE

SAT 20 OCT

EC: 11/10/2012 TIMES: 19/10/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00; 01515222949 or www.aintreeequestriancentre.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £18 2 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q ORT £18 3 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £18 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £18 5 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £18 6 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £20

BEAVER HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE

Prizes £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10

SAT 20 OCT

EC: 17/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 16:00 to 18:00; 01538 304433 or www.beaverhall.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 12 2005 W £16 2 Novice 24 2010 W ORT £17 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £17 4 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £18

Prizes £17, £12, £10 £18, £12, £10 £18, £12, £10 £19, £12, £10

BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

SCHEDULES >> IN DETAIL

Bishop Burton College BYRDS Home International, East Yorkshire Sat 20 Oct - Sun 21 Oct CONTACTS: A: Bishop Burton College, Bishop Burton, Beverley, East Yorkshire, HU17 8QG RDO: SHu SEC: Miss Kim Knightley, all entries via RDO and not direct to Bishop Burton W: www. bishopburton.ac.uk/equestrian PAY: Bishop Burton College PJ: Yes Stabling: Yes, see below. Refreshments: Yes. Notes: Teams to consist of 4 riders, one junior, one pony and one young rider and one other. Scoring will be on a weighted basis. Dogs on leads. Directions: Approx. 8 miles from M62 , Bishop Burton is on the A1079 York to Hull Rd, 3 miles West of Beverley. Entries Open 03/09/2012 EC: 8/10/2012 No refunds given on withdrawals after close of entry. TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 15:00 to 17:00; 01964553087 or www.bishopburton.ac.uk/equestrian Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Saturday 20 October 1 Novice 22 2007 W £20 £25, £20, £15, £12, £10 2 Elementary 43 2006 W £20 £25, £20, £15, £12, £10 3 Medium 61 2002 W £20 £25, £20, £15, £12, £10 4 Novice 38 2005 W £50 5 Elementary 53 2007 W £50 6 Medium 73 2007 W £50 7 PYO W: • FEI Pony Team 2012 • Junior Team 2009 • Young Rider Team Test 2009 This class is also open to individual BYRDS who are not on a team, must be selected by their region £25 Sunday 21 October 8 Novice 39 2010 W 9 Elementary 59 2010 W 10 Medium 75 2002 W 11 PYO W: • Pony Team 2012 • Junior Team 2009 • Young Rider Team 2009 This class is also open to individual BYRDS who are not on a team, must be selected by their region £25 General Rules: All classes, including FEI will be run under British Dressage rules. No whips or commanders are permitted in any of the classes. Grading points will not be awarded. Riders must be eligible to ride at the level which they intend to compete in accordance with the rules. No-one other than the competitor may school the horse from the saddle for the duration of the entire show. Permission to lunge must be obtained from the organiser who may designate a specific area. No lunging in the lorry park. Team Make-up: Teams are to consist of 4 riders, one pony, junior and young rider and one other who can be a fledgling. Only 2 riders in any team may ride at the same level of test, eg: Novice, novice, elementary & medium. Riders must ride the designated team test on each day (T). This is a friendly international and teams will, for the duration of the show in line with their governing body, be allowed to wear the appropriate pocket badge and numnah badge. Rider Criteria: All riders must be current members of British Dressage. Fledgling Riders: To the end of the year of their 11th birthday, ponies over 5 years old Pony Riders: From the beginning of the year of their 12th birthday to the end of the year of their 16th birthday, ponies over 5 years max 149cm with shoes. Junior Riders: From the beginning of the year of their 14th birthday to the end of the year of their 18th birthday, horses and ponies over 5 years. Young Riders: From the beginning of the year of their 16th birthday to the end of the year of their 25th birthday, horses 5 years or over. Stabling: On site temporary stabling. You can bring your own shavings – please do not bring straw. Stables for duration of competition (Fri & Sat night) £55; Stable for one night only £35; Stable for third night £20; Electric hook up for duration of competition £15. Shavings £ 7 per bale, shavings must be ordered when sending in entry form. All muck and hay to be removed from stables before departing. Please note that access to the stables will not be allowed before 11.00 a.m. on Friday 19th October. Stables must be vacated by Monday 22nd October at noon. Arena Walk: Competitors may walk in competition arenas only at allocated times. Hard hats with 3-point harness, bridle numbers and suitable clothing must be worn while riding in the arena walk and horses are only permitted to walk around the exterior of the arenas. Times for arena walks will be posted at the event and online on Thursday 18th October. Security: In the interest of on-site security and health & safety, all riders, parents, partners and Chef D’Equipes will be issued with a security wristband. Wristbands must be worn for the duration of the competition. Only those people with security wristbands will be allowed on site.

5 6 GFS 7 8 Spillers

PYO W: E43 / E53 ORT £17 Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q OR £18 Medium 73 2007 W ORT £18 Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q OR £18

BLUEGATE HALL FARM, ESSEX EC: 13/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 19:00 to 21:00; 01799599776 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 14 2006 W £17 2 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 3 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £17 5 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £17 6 Equitop Myoplsat Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £17 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £17 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £17

| ISSUE 6 2012 | BR ITISH DR ESSAGE

£18, £12, £10 £19, £12, £10 £19, £12, £10 £19, £12, £10

SAT 20 OCT Prizes £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5

BRAHAN, HIGHLAND

SAT 20 OCT

EC: 10/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07748016685 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £12 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £12 3 Novice 24 2010 W ORT £12 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ ORT £12 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ ORT £12 6 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ ORT £12 7 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 93 2004 WQ ORT £12 8 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q ORT £12 9 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q ORT £12

Prizes £13, £7, £3 £13, £7, £3 £13, £7, £3 £13, £7, £3 £13, £7, £3 £13, £7, £3 £13, £7, £3 £13, £7, £3 £13, £7, £3

BROOK FARM TC, ESSEX

SAT 20 OCT

EC: 12/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 13:00 to 15:00; 07595023326 or www. brookfarmtc.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A Preliminary 13 2006 W £19 £20, £10, £5 1B KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £19 £20, £10, £5 2 Novice 24 2010 W OR £19 £20, £10, £5 3 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £19 £20, £10, £5 4 Elementary 44 2002 W OR £19 £20, £10, £5 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ OR £19 £20, £10, £5 6 Medium 63 2002 W OR £20 £21, £10, £5 7 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ OR £20 £21, £10, £5

FOUNTAIN EQUESTRIAN, ABERDEENSHIRE

SAT 20 OCT

EC: 11/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 20:00 to 21:30; 01358701602 or www.freewebs. com/fountainequestrian/index.htm Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Pure Lime Preliminary 7 2002 W £13 £14, £5, £3 2 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £13 £14, £5, £3 3 Novice 27 2007 W ORT £14 £15, £5, £3 4 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ ORT £14 £15, £5, £3 5 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £15 £16, £5, £3 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £15 £16, £5, £3 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £16 £17, £5, £3 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £16 £17, £5, £3 9 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £16 £17, £5, £3 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £16 £17, £5, £3

HADDON EQUESTRIAN CLUB, CHESHIRE

SAT 20 OCT

EC: 06/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 18:00 to 21:00; 07955707800 or www. haddonequestrianclub.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £15 £16, £12, £8 1B Preliminary 13 2006 W £15 £16, £12, £8 2A KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £15 £16, £12, £8 2B Preliminary 14 2006 W £15 £16, £12, £8 3 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ OR £15 £16, £12, £8 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ OR £15 £16, £12, £8

KENNAA DRESSAGE GROUP, ISLE OF MAN

SAT 20 OCT

EC: 12/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 18:00 to 19:00; 07624364967 or www. kennaaridingclub.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 15 2008 W £13 £14, £7, £4 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £13 £14, £7, £4 3 Novice 38 2005 W OR £13 £14, £7, £4 4 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ OR £13 £14, £7, £4 5 Elementary 57 2007 W OR £13 £14, £7, £4 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ OR £13 £14, £7, £4 7 Medium 75 2002 W OR £13 £14, £7, £4 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £13 £14, £7, £4 9 Advanced Medium 98 2002 W OR £13 £14, £7, £4 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ OR £13 £14, £7, £4 11 Advanced 100 2002 W O £13 £14, £7, £4

KINGS EQUESTRIAN, HEREFORDSHIRE

SAT 20 OCT

EC: 16/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00; 01885400650 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1A KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 1B Preliminary 15 2008 W £17 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W £17 3 Novice 23 2012 W ORT £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £17 5 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q ORT £17 6 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £17 7 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £17 8 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q ORT £17

Prizes £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5

LLUEST EQUINE CENTRE, CEREDIGION EC: 10/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00; 01970621676 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1A Preliminary 15 2008 W £16 1B KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £16 2A Preliminary 19 2008 W £16 2B KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £16 3 Novice 35 2009 W ORT £16 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £16

MORETON MORRELL, WARWICKSHIRE EC: 12/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00;01926 318313 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £15 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £15 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ ORT £17 5 Elementary 53 2007 W ORT £17 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT £17 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £17 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £17

PACHESHAM EC, SURREY

SAT 20 OCT Prizes £17, £10, £5 £17, £10, £5 £17, £10, £5 £17, £10, £5 £17, £10, £5 £17, £10, £5

SAT 20 OCT Prizes £16, £10, £8 £16, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8

SAT 20 OCT

EC: 15/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 www.pachesham.com from 5pm; Emergencies only text 07771936207 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £20 £30, £20, £10 2 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £20 £30, £20, £10 3 Advanced Medium 92 2011 W ORT £20 £30, £20, £10 4 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £20 £30, £20, £10 5 PYO W: A100, A102, A105, A108, PSG OT £20 £30, £20, £10 6 FEI Intermediate I 2009 W £20 £30, £20, £10 7 FEI Intermediate II 2009 W £20 £30, £20, £10 8 FEI Grand Prix 2009 W £20 £30, £20, £10

SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE COLLEGE, STAFFORDSHIRE SAT 20 OCT - SUN 21 OCT EC: 15/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; or www.southstaffs.ac.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Saturday 20 October 1 Freestyle Music Preliminary 2012 £16 £18, £15, £12 2 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q ORT £16 £18, £15, £12 3 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q ORT £16 £18, £15, £12 4 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q ORT £16 £18, £15, £12 5 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q OT £16 £18, £15, £12 6 NAF Magic Freestyle Music Prix St Georges 2009 Q £16 £18, £15, £12 Sunday 21 October 7 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £16 £18, £15, £12 8 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £16 £18, £15, £12 9 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £16 £18, £15, £12 10 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £16 £18, £15, £12 11 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £16 £18, £15, £12 12 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £16 £18, £15, £12

SUNNYBANK EC, GLAMORGAN

SAT 20 OCT

Please refer to BD Website.

TALL TREES, CORNWALL

SAT 20 OCT - SUN 21 OCT

EC: 10/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 12:00 to 15:00; 01840770342 or www.tall-trees. com see diary page Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Saturday 20 October 1 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £19 £20, £13, £10 2 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £20 £21, £13, £10 3 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £20 £21, £13, £10 4 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q ORT £21 BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

SCHEDULES >> IN DETAIL Sunday 21 October 5 6 Equitop Myoplast 7 GFS 8 9 Albion 10 Spillers 11 12 Nupafeed 13

Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £20 £21, £13, £10 Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £20 £21, £13, £10 Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q ORT £21 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £20 £21, £13, £10 Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £20 £21, £13, £10 Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q ORT £21 Advanced Medium 94 2002 W ORT £21 £22, £15, £12 Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q £22 PYO W: Ad 100/Ad 102/PSG Int 1 £22 £23, £15, £12

WINDMILL FARM, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

SAT 20 OCT

EC: 10/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 11:00 to 13:00; 01494873056 or www.windmillfarm.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £18 £20, £15, £10 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £18 £20, £15, £10 3 Novice 35 2009 W ORT £18 £20, £15, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £18 £20, £15, £10 5 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £18 £20, £15, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £18 £20, £15, £10 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £18 £20, £15, £10 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £18 £20, £15, £10 9 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £18 £20, £15, £10 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £18 £20, £15, £10

WIX EC, ESSEX

SAT 20 OCT - SUN 21 OCT

EC: 13/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 14:00 to 17:00; 01255870744 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Saturday 20 October 1 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £19 2 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q OR £19 3 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q OR £19 4 Medium 61 2002 W OR £19 5 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £19 6 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W OR £19 7 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £19 8 Advanced 100 2002 W O £19 9 PYO W: PSG, INT 1, INT 11, GP O £19 10 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q O £19 Sunday 21 October 11 Preliminary 15 2008 W £18 12 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £18 13 Novice 22 2007 W OR £18 14 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ OR £18 15 Elementary 40 2010 W OR £18 16 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ OR £18

BOLD HEATH, CHESHIRE

Prizes

£20, £5, £5 £20, £5, £5 £20, £5, £5 £20, £5, £5 £20, £5, £5 £20, £5, £5

£19, £5, £5 £19, £5, £5 £19, £5, £5 £19, £5, £5 £19, £5, £5 £19, £5, £5

SUN 21 OCT

EC: 14/10/2012 TIMES: 19/10/2012 between 17:00 to 18:30; 07702268962 or See Bold Heath Facebook Page Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £18 £20, £15, £10 1B Preliminary 13 2006 W £18 £20, £15, £10 2 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £18 £20, £15, £10 3 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ OR £18 £20, £15, £10 5 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £18 £20, £15, £10 6 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £18 £20, £15, £10 7 Advanced 100 2002 W O £18 £20, £15, £10

FENNING FARM, CAMBRIDGESHIRE

SUN 21 OCT

EC: 11/10/2012 TIMES: 19/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01353727109 or www. fenningfarm.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A Preliminary 15 2008 W £19 £20, £10, £5 1B KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £19 £20, £10, £5 2A Preliminary 19 2008 W £19 £20, £10, £5 2B KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £19 £20, £10, £5 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 4 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 5 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £21 £22, £12, £7

| ISSUE 6 2012 | BR ITISH DR ESSAGE

8 Albion 9 10 Charles Owen 11

Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT Advanced Medium 94 2002 W ORT Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT Advanced 102 2012 W

PATCHETTS, HERTFORDSHIRE

£21 £21 £21 £21

£22, £12, £7 £22, £12, £7 £22, £12, £7 £22, £12, £7

SUN 21 OCT

EC: 11/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 10:00 to 13:00; 01923852255 or www.patchetts. co.uk after 13.00 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £21 £22, £15, £10 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £21 £22, £15, £10 3 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £21 £22, £15, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £21 £22, £15, £10 5 Elementary 44 2002 W ORT £21 £22, £15, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £21 £22, £15, £10

PORT ROYAL, EAST YORKSHIRE

SUN 21 OCT

Please refer to BD Website.

SPARSHOLT COLLEGE, HAMPSHIRE EC: 07/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 www.sparsholt.ac.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect 1A KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ 1B Preliminary 15 2008 W 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W 3 Novice 35 2009 W ORT 4 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ ORT 5 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT 7 Medium 73 2007 W ORT 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT 9 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT 11 PYO W: Advanced to GP

SWALLOWFIELD, WARWICKSHIRE

SUN 21 OCT EF £18 £18 £18 £18 £18 £18 £18 £18 £18 £18 £19 £19 £20

Prizes £19, £12, £8 £19, £12, £8 £19, £12, £8 £19, £12, £8 £19, £12, £8 £19, £12, £8 £19, £12, £8 £19, £12, £8 £19, £12, £8 £19, £12, £8 £20, £12, £8 £20, £12, £8 £21, £12, £8

SUN 21 OCT

EC: 08/10/2012 TIMES: 16/10/2012 between 11:00 to 13:00; 01564784475 or www. swallowfield.net Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Medium 69 2005 W OR £17 £18, £14, £10 2 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £17 £18, £14, £10 3 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £17 £18, £14, £10 4 PYO W OT £17 £18, £14, £10

THE CABIN, ABERDEENSHIRE

SUN 21 OCT

EC: 10/10/2012 TIMES: 18/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01467 624378 or www. cabinequestrian.co.uk (events) Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 13 2006 W £14 £15, £10, £5 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £14 £15, £10, £5 3 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £14 £15, £10, £5 4 Novice 34 2009 W ORT £15 £16, £10, £5 5 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £15 £16, £10, £5 6 Elementary 50 2007 W ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 7 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 8 Medium 71 2002 W ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 9 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 10 Advanced Medium 90 2012 W ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 11 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £16 £17, £10, £5

TODBURN EC, NORTHUMBERLAND

SUN 21 OCT

EC: 08/10/2012 TIMES: 19/10/2012 between 19:00 to 21:00; 07815297024 or www. todburnequestriancentre.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £14 £16, £12, £10 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £14 £16, £12, £10 3 Novice 27 2007 W OR £16 £18, £14, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ OR £16 £18, £14, £10 5 Elementary 42 2008 W OR £16 £18, £14, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ OR £16 £18, £14, £10

VECTIS AT LAKE FARM, ISLE OF WIGHT

SUN 21 OCT

EC: 15/10/2012 TIMES: 19/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07891132030 or ; Sent by Text: Y: Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 15 2008 W £18 £20, £10, £5 2 PYO W:N37/ E57 ORT £18 £20, £10, £5 3 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q ORT £18 £20, £10, £5 4 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q ORT £18 £20, £10, £5 5 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q ORT £18 £20, £10, £5 6 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q OT £18 £20, £10, £5 7 PYO W: M73/AM98 ORT £18 £20, £10, £5 8 PYO W: N23/E40/M61/AM96 ORT £18 £20, £10, £5

BURY FARM EC, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

MON 22 OCT

EC: 28/09/2012 TIMES: 20/10/2012 between 12:30 to 17:00; 01525222114 or www. buryfarmequestates.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £21.60 £22, £12, £10 2 PYO W: Any current 20x60 Elem ORT £21.60 £22, £12, £10 3 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £21.60 £22, £12, £10 4 PYO W: Any current 20x60 Med ORT £21.60 £22, £12, £10 5 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £21.60 £22, £12, £10 6 PYO W: Any current 20x60 AdMed ORT £21.60 £22, £12, £10 7 PYO W: Adv/PSG/ INT 1/INT 2/GP £21.60 £22, £12, £10

SEVERNVALE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, MONMOUTHSHIRE

MON 22 OCT

EC: 15/10/2012 TIMES: 19/10/2012 between 20:00 to 22:00; 07521 059609 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £17 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £17 3 Novice 27 2007 W OR £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £17 5 Elementary 44 2002 W OR £17 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ OR £17

WESTON LAWNS, WARWICKSHIRE

Prizes £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8

MON 22 OCT

EC: 12/10/2012 TIMES: 20/10/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00; 02476310699 or www. westonlawns.co.uk then click start times Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 15 2008 W £17 £18, £12, £8 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 £18, £12, £8 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £8 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £17 £18, £12, £8 5 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £8 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £12, £8 7 Medium 73 2007 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £8 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £17 £18, £12, £8 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £17 £18, £12, £8 10 PYO W ORT £18 £19, £12, £8

HUNTERS EQUESTRIAN, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

TUE 23 OCT

EC: 09/10/2012 TIMES: 21/10/2012 between 19:30 to 21:00; 01285640790 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Novice 27 2007 W OR £18.50 2 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ OR £18.50 3 Elementary 44 2002 W OR £18.50 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ OR £18.50 5 Medium 71 2002 W OR £19.50 6 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £19.50 7 Advanced Medium 93 2004 W OR £20 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ OR £20

SISSONS FARM, CAMBRIDGESHIRE

Prizes £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £21, £10, £7 £21, £10, £7

TUE 23 OCT

EC: 13/10/2012 TIMES: 19/10/2012 between 19:00 to 20:00; 01733810383 or www. sissonsfarmequestrian.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 12 2005 W £14 £15, £10, £5 2 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £14 £15, £10, £5

3 4 Blue Chip 5 6 Equitop Myoplast 7 8 Albion 9 10 Charles Owen

Novice 28 2008 W Novice 34 2009 WQ Elementary 44 2002 W Elementary 49 2009 WQ Medium 63 2002 W Medium 71 2002 WQ Advanced Medium 90 2012 W Advanced Medium 93 2004 WQ

OR OR OR OR OR OR OR OR

THE JAYS, SUFFOLK

£16 £16 £16 £16 £16 £16 £16 £16

£17, £10, £5 £17, £10, £5 £17, £10, £5 £17, £10, £5 £17, £10, £5 £17, £10, £5 £17, £10, £5 £17, £10, £5

TUE 23 OCT

Please refer to BD Website.

ASTON LE WALLS, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

WED 24 OCT

EC: 14/10/2012 TIMES: 22/10/2012 between 19:30 to 20:30; 07854335542 or www.aston-lewalls.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £20 £22, £10, £5 1B Preliminary 15 2008 W £20 £22, £10, £5 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £20 £22, £10, £5 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W £20 £22, £10, £5 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £20 £22, £10, £5 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £20 £22, £10, £5 5 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £20 £22, £10, £5 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £20 £22, £10, £5 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £20 £22, £10, £5 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £20 £22, £10, £5 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £20 £22, £10, £5

BEAVER HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE

WED 24 OCT

EC: 14/10/2012 TIMES: 22/10/2012 between 16:00 to 18:00; or www.beaverhall.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 14 2006 W £16 £17, £12, £10 2 Novice 30 2006 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 4 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £18 £19, £12, £10 5 PYO W: E43 / E53 ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 6 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q OR £18 £19, £12, £10 7 PYO W: M61/ M73 OR £18 £19, £12, £10 8 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q OR £18 £19, £12, £10 9 Advanced Medium 92 2011 W ORT £18 £19, £12, £10 10 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q O £18 £19, £12, £10 11 PYO W: Any current FEI Test £20 £21, £12, £10

BURROWS COURT FARM, GLOUCESTERSHIRE WED 24 OCT EC: 14/10/2012 TIMES: 22/10/2012 between 20:00 to 22:00; 01453542488 or 07894470595 or www.burrowscourtfarm.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £17 £18, £12, £10 1B Preliminary 13 2006 W £17 £18, £12, £10 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 £18, £12, £10 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W £17 £18, £12, £10 3 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 5 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £19 £20, £12, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £19 £20, £12, £10

FOREST EDGE ARENA, NORFOLK

WED 24 OCT

EC: 17/10/2012 TIMES: 23/10/2012 between 13:00 to 17:00; 01760722616 or www. forestedgearena.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 15 2008 W £18 £19, £10, £5 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £18 £19, £10, £5 3 Novice 39 2010 W ORT £18 £19, £10, £5 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £18 £19, £10, £5 5 Elementary 57 2007 W ORT £18 £19, £10, £5 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £18 £19, £10, £5 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

SCHEDULES >> IN DETAIL MYERSCOUGH COLLEGE, LANCASHIRE

WED 24 OCT

EC: 10/10/2012 TIMES: 22/10/2012 between 11:00 to 13:00; 01995642115 or www.myerscough.ac.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £19 2 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £19 3 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £19

NORTHALLERTON EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, NORTH YORKSHIRE

Prizes £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10

WED 24 OCT

EC: 21/10/2012 TIMES: 22/10/2012 between 10:00 to 14:00; 01609772942 or www.northallertonequestriancentre.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £16 2 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ OR £16 3 Elementary 45 2010 W OR £18 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ OR £18 5 Medium 69 2005 W OR £18 6 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £18 7 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W OR £20 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £20 9 PYO W: A102, PSG O £20

PORT ROYAL, EAST YORKSHIRE

Prizes £18, £16, £14 £18, £16, £14 £20, £18, £16 £20, £18, £16 £20, £18, £16 £20, £18, £16 £22, £20, £18 £22, £20, £18 £22, £20, £18

WED 24 OCT

Please refer to BD Website.

WARREN FARM EC, MERSEYSIDE EC: 18/10/2012 TIMES: 22/10/2012 between 18:00 to 23:00; or www.warrenfarmequestrian.co.uk (show times page) Class Sponsor Test Sect 1 Preliminary 15 2008 W 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ 3 Novice 22 2007 W OR 4 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ OR 5 Elementary 57 2007 W OR 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ OR 7 Medium 71 2002 W OR 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR

ADDINGTON MANOR EC, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

WED 24 OCT

EF £15 £15 £15 £15 £15 £15 £15 £15

Prizes £16, £10, £8 £16, £10, £8 £16, £10, £8 £16, £10, £8 £16, £10, £8 £16, £10, £8 £16, £10, £8 £16, £10, £8

THU 25 OCT

EC: 15/10/2012 TIMES: 23/10/2012 between 13:00 to 15:00; 01296712402 *£5 start fee will be charged which needs to be included with Entry Fee & returned when competitors collect their sheets. Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £19* £20, £15, £10 2 Novice 22 2007 W OR £19* £20, £15, £10 3 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ OR £19* £20, £15, £10 4 Elementary 43 2006 W OR £19* £20, £15, £10 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ OR £19* £20, £15, £10 6 Medium 61 2002 W OR £22* £28, £20, £15 7 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £22* £28, £20, £15 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £22* £28, £20, £15 9 PYO W: Adv - FEI Int I £23* £30, £25, £20 10 PYO W: Int II - GP £23* £30, £25, £20

EAGLESFIELD EC, KENT

THU 25 OCT

EC: 18/10/2012 TIMES: 22/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07754 173010 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £19 2 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ OR £19 3 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ OR £19 4 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £19 5 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ OR £19

FIELD HOUSE, STAFFORDSHIRE

Prizes £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5

THU 25 OCT

Please refer to BD Website.

NEWTON RIGG COLLEGE, CUMBRIA Please refer to BD Website.

| ISSUE 6 2012 | BR ITISH DR ESSAGE

THU 25 OCT

STEP ASIDE DRESSAGE (FORMERLY STEP BY STEP), WEST SUSSEX

THU 25 OCT

EC: 18/10/2012 TIMES: 23/10/2012 between 19:30 to 21:30; 01273 857044 or www.royalleisure.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1A KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 1B Preliminary 15 2008 W £17 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W £17 3 Novice 23 2012 W ORT £19 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £19 5 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £19 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT £19 7 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £19 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £19 9 PYO W: AM92/A105/PSG/INT 1 £20 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £20 11 PYO W: Any FEI Test £20

WEST WILTS, WILTSHIRE

Prizes £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £20, £12, £8 £20, £12, £8 £20, £12, £8 £20, £12, £8 £20, £12, £8 £20, £12, £8 £21, £12, £8 £21, £12, £8 £21, £12, £8

THU 25 OCT

EC: 08/10/2012 TIMES: 23/10/2012 between 14:00 to 17:00; 01225783220 or www.westwilts.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 13 2006 W £18 2A Preliminary 14 2006 W £18 2B KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £18 3 Novice 24 2010 W ORT £18 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ ORT £18 5 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £19 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ ORT £19 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £20 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £20 9 Advanced Medium 94 2002 W ORT £21 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £21 11 PYO W: A100/ PSG/ Int 1 £21

BICTON ARENA, DEVON

FRI 26 OCT

EC: 16/10/2012 TIMES: 24/10/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00; 01395 441162 or www.bicton-arena.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Unaffiliated Novice 38 2005 W £15 2 PYO W: E40/E43/E45 ORT £18 3 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £18 4 PYO W: M61/M69/M73 ORT £19 5 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £19 6 PYO W: AM85/AM92/AM94 ORT £19 7 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £19

OLDENCRAIG, SURREY

Prizes £19, £10, £8 £19, £10, £8 £19, £10, £8 £19, £12, £10 £19, £12, £10 £20, £12, £10 £20, £12, £10 £21, £13, £10 £21, £13, £10 £22, £15, £10 £22, £15, £10 £22, £15, £10

Prizes £19, £15, £10 £19, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10

FRI 26 OCT

EC: 16/10/2012 TIMES: 24/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07967676504 or ; Sent by Text: Y: Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Novice 35 2009 W ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 2 Novice 39 2010 W ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 3 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 4 Elementary 57 2007 W ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 5 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £18 £19, £10, £5 6 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £18 £19, £10, £5 7 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £18 £19, £10, £5 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £18 £19, £10, £5 9 PYO W: FEI OT £25 £30, £20, £10

STILEBRIDGE BARN, KENT EC: 19/10/2012 TIMES: 24/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01622831773 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £18 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £18 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £18 4 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £18

FRI 26 OCT Prizes £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10

Myerscough College Petplan Equine Area Festival, Lancashire

Sat 27 Oct - Wed 31 Oct

CONTACTS: A: Myerscough College, Myerscough Hall, St. Michaels Road, Bilsborrow, Preston, Lancashire, PR3 0RY RDO: SEC: Jan Roberts; T: 01995 642115 W: www.myerscough.ac.uk PAY: Myerscough College PJ: Yes Stabling: Yes Refreshments: Yes Notes: All classes and working in on surfaces Ample Parking No Lungeing. Please download a BD entry form using the link above. Return entries with payment to the Secretary. Late Entries £5 Extra Per Class local stabling please contact organizer Directions: Leave M6 at Junction 32 travelling north or Junction 33 travelling south. The College is off the A6 at Bilsborrow and is clearly signposted. Turn by the side of Guys Eating Establishment. Use second entrance into college signed Plantworld EC: 13/10/2012 TIMES: 25/10/2012 between 13:00 to 17:00; 01995642115 or www.myerscough.ac.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Saturday 27 October 1 Petplan Equine Novice 38 2005 R £30 £35, £25, £20 2 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £19 £20, £15, £10 Sunday 28 October 3 Petplan Equine Preliminary 19 2008 £30 £35, £25, £20 Monday 29 October 4 Petplan Equine Novice 38 2005 O £30 £35, £25, £20 5 Petplan Equine Elementary 45 2010 R £30 £35, £25, £20 Tuesday 30 October 6 Petplan Equine Elementary 45 2010 O £30 £35, £25, £20 7 Petplan Equine Medium 69 2005 R £30 £35, £25, £20 8 Petplan Equine Medium 69 2005 O £30 £35, £25, £20 9 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q OR £19 £20, £15, £10 Wednesday 31 October 10 Petplan Equine Advanced Medium 85 2009 R £30 £35, £25, £20 11 Petplan Equine Advanced Medium 85 2009 O £30 £35, £25, £20 12 Petplan Equine FEI Prix St Georges 2009 £30 £35, £25, £20 13 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 OR £19 £20, £15, £10 14 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 O £19 £20, £15, £10 15 NAF Magic Freestyle Music Prix St Georges 2009 O £19 £20, £15, £10

BEAVER HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE

SAT 27 OCT

EC: 24/10/2012 TIMES: 25/10/2012 between 16:00 to 18:00; 01538 304433 or www. beaverhall.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £16 £17, £12, £10 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £16 £17, £12, £10 3 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 5 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £18 £19, £12, £10 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £18 £19, £12, £10 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £18 £19, £12, £10 10 Advanced 100 2002 W £20 £21, £12, £10 11 PYO W: Any current FEI Test £20 £21, £12, £10

BEDGEBURY PARK, KENT

SAT 27 OCT

EC: 20/10/2012 TIMES: 25/10/2012 between 17:00 to 17:30; 07866020263/07734201061 or www.bedgeburypark.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £18 £20, £10, £5 2 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £18 £20, £10, £5 3 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £5 4 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 6 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 7 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £19 £20, £10, £5

BURROWS COURT FARM, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

SAT 27 OCT

EC: 17/10/2012 TIMES: 25/10/2012 between 20:00 to 22:00; 01453542488 or 07894470595 or www.burrowscourtfarm.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £19 £20, £12, £10 2 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £19 £20, £12, £10 3 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £19 £20, £12, £10 4 PYO W: ADV 102,105,PSG ORT £20 £21, £12, £10

COLLEGE OF WEST ANGLIA, CAMBRIDGESHIRE SAT 27 OCT EC: 22/10/2012 TIMES: 26/10/2012 between 09:00 to 15:00; 01223860701&Option0 or www.cwa.ac.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 15 2008 W £15 £20, £10, £5 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £15 £20, £10, £5 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £15 £20, £10, £5 4 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £15 £20, £10, £5 5 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £15 £20, £10, £5 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £15 £20, £10, £5 7 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £15 £20, £10, £5 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £15 £20, £10, £5

COLRAINE, CORNWALL

SAT 27 OCT

EC: 20/10/2012 TIMES: 25/10/2012 between 15:00 to 17:00; 01872575080 or www.colraine. co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £18 £20, £10, £10 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £18 £20, £10, £10 3 Novice 27 2007 W ORT £18 £20, £10, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £10 5 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £18 £20, £10, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £10

FAIROAK GRANGE EC, BERKSHIRE

SAT 27 OCT

EC: 16/10/2012 TIMES: 24/10/2012 between 12:00 to 14:00; or www.fairoakgrange.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £18 £20, £10, £5 1B Preliminary 13 2006 W £18 £20, £10, £5 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £18 £20, £10, £5 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W £18 £20, £10, £5 3 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £18 £20, £10, £5 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £5 5 Elementary 44 2002 W ORT £18 £20, £10, £5 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £5 7 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £18 £20, £10, £5 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £5 9 PYO W: A102/105/PSG – GP+ BD Int II ORT £24 £25, £10, £5 BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

SCHEDULES >> IN DETAIL

Pencoed Dressage Petplan Equine Area Festival, Glamorgan

Sat 27 Oct - Mon 29 Oct

Contacts: A: Pencoed College, Pencoed, Bridgend, Glamorgan, CF35 5LG RDO: SH SEC: Anna Jerbo; E: ajlindberg@bridgend.ac.uk; T: 01656 302688 W: PAY: Bridgend College Stabling: Yes Refreshments: Yes Notes: All tests ridden indoors. Please contact secretary Anna Jerbo for further information. Contact number on day: 07517585153 Directions: M4 Junction 35 signposted Bridgend. Take the A473 to Pencoed. Straight over first roundabout, at the second roundabout Pencoed College take 3rd exit straight into Pencoed Campus, Bridgend College. 45 minutes from Severn Bridge by lorry. 2 minutes from the exit 35. EC: 13/10/2012 TIMES: 24/10/2012 between 12:00 to 16:00; 01656 302688 or www.bridgend.ac.uk/dressage/ Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Saturday 27 October 1 Petplan Equine Preliminary 19 2008 £30 £35, £25, £20 2 Petplan Equine Novice 38 2005 R £30 £35, £25, £20 3 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £30 £35, £25, £20 4 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q OR £30 £35, £25, £20 Sunday 28 October 5 Petplan Equine Novice 38 2005 O £30 £35, £25, £20 6 Petplan Equine Elementary 45 2010 R £30 £35, £25, £20 7 Petplan Equine Elementary 45 2010 O £30 £35, £25, £20 Monday 29 October 8 Petplan Equine Medium 69 2005 R £30 £35, £25, £20 9 Petplan Equine Medium 69 2005 O £30 £35, £25, £20 10 Petplan Equine Advanced Medium 85 2009 R £30 £35, £25, £20 11 Petplan Equine Advanced Medium 85 2009 O £30 £35, £25, £20 12 Petplan Equine FEI Prix St Georges 2009 £30 £35, £25, £20 13 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q OR £30 £35, £25, £20 14 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q O £30 £35, £25, £20 15 NAF Magic Freestyle Music Prix St Georges 2009 Q O £30 £35, £25, £20

LADYLEYS DRESSAGE, ABERDEENSHIRE SAT 27 OCT - SUN 28 OCT Please refer to BD Website.

MERRIST WOOD COLLEGE, SURREY

SAT 27 OCT

EC: 15/10/2012 TIMES: 25/10/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00; 07767 330318 or www.merristwood.ac.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Elementary 44 2002 W OR £20 2 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ OR £20 3 Medium 63 2002 W OR £20 4 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £20 5 Advanced Medium 90 2012 W OR £20 6 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £20

STRETCHOLT FARM DRESSAGE, SOMERSET

SAT 27 OCT

EC: 17/10/2012 TIMES: 25/10/2012 between 11:00 to 14:00; 01278 683312 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £16 2 Novice 23 2012 W ORT £17 3 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £17 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £18

VALE VIEW EC, LEICESTERSHIRE

Prizes £17, £11, £8 £18, £11, £8 £18, £11, £8 £19, £11, £8

SAT 27 OCT

EC: 13/10/2012 TIMES: 25/10/2012 between 12:00 to 14:00; 01664823739 or www.valeviewequestrian.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1A Preliminary 13 2006 W £19 1B KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £19 2A Preliminary 15 2008 W £19 2B KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £19 3 Novice 24 2010 W ORT £19 4 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £19 5 Elementary 44 2002 W ORT £19 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £19 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £19 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £19 9 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £19 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £19

| ISSUE 6 2012 | BR ITISH DR ESSAGE

Prizes £23, £15, £10 £23, £15, £10 £23, £15, £10 £23, £15, £10 £23, £15, £10 £23, £15, £10

Prizes £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10

ABBEY DRESSAGE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

SUN 28 OCT

EC: 21/10/2012 TIMES: 25/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; text 07775840808 or www.abbeydressage.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £18 £19, £10, £8 1B Preliminary 13 2006 W £18 £19, £10, £8 2A KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £18 £19, £10, £8 2B Preliminary 15 2008 W £18 £19, £10, £8 3 Novice 28 2008 W OR £18 £19, £10, £8 4 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ OR £18 £19, £10, £8 5 Elementary 44 2002 W OR £20 £21, £12, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ OR £20 £21, £12, £10 7 Medium 63 2002 W OR £21 £22, £12, £10 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £21 £22, £12, £10 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 90 2012 WQ OR £21 £22, £12, £10

BOYTON HALL EC, SUFFOLK

SUN 28 OCT

EC: 22/10/2012 TIMES: 26/10/2012 between 19:00 to 21:00; 01449 741864/07985 413017 or www.bhec.co.uk [events] Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 4 2002 W £18 £19, £15, £12 2A KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £18 £19, £15, £12 2B Preliminary 14 2006 W £18 £19, £15, £12 3 Novice 27 2007 W OR £18 £19, £15, £12 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ OR £18 £19, £15, £12 5 Elementary 45 2010 W OR £18 £19, £15, £12 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ OR £18 £19, £15, £12 7 Medium 61 2002 W OR £18 £19, £15, £12 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £18 £19, £15, £12

COCKSHOT, CHESHIRE

SUN 28 OCT

EC: 18/10/2012 TIMES: 26/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07762325376 or www.cockshotstables.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £16 2 Novice 22 2007 W OR £16 3 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ OR £16 4 Elementary 40 2010 W OR £16 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ OR £16 6 Medium 61 2002 W OR £16 7 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £16 8 Advanced Medium 96 2011 W OR £16

Prizes £18, £15, £10 £18, £15, £10 £18, £15, £10 £18, £15, £10 £18, £15, £10 £18, £15, £10 £18, £15, £10 £18, £15, £10

ELMS FARM EQUESTRIAN, LINCOLNSHIRE

SUN 28 OCT

EC: 18/10/2012 TIMES: 26/10/2012 between 18:00 to 22:00; or www.elmsfarmequestrian. com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 7 2002 W £17 £20, £16, £12 2 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £17 £20, £16, £12 3 Novice 27 2007 W OR £17 £20, £16, £12 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £17 £20, £16, £12 5 Elementary 44 2002 W OR £17 £20, £16, £12 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ OR £17 £20, £16, £12 7 Medium 71 2002 W OR £17 £20, £16, £12 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £17 £20, £16, £12

HARGATE ARENA, DERBYSHIRE

SUN 28 OCT

EC: 18/10/2012 TIMES: 26/10/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00; 01283734981 or www. hargateequestrian.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 15 2008 W £15 £16, £10, £5 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £15 £16, £10, £5 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 4 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 5 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 7 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q ORT £16 8 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q ORT £16

MOOR FARM EC, PEMBROKESHIRE

SUN 28 OCT

EC: 14/10/2012 TIMES: 26/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01348 840841 / 07811140477 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £16 £17, £8, £5 1B Preliminary 14 2006 W £16 £17, £8, £5 2A KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £16 £17, £8, £5 2B Preliminary 13 2006 W £16 £17, £8, £5 3 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £16 £17, £8, £5 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ OR £16 £17, £8, £5 5 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ OR £16 £17, £8, £5 6 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 93 2004 WQ OR £16 £17, £8, £5

MOULTON COLLEGE, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

SUN 28 OCT

EC: 18/10/2012 TIMES: 26/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07990801466 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Novice 39 2010 W ORT £17 2 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £17 3 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £17 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT £17 5 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £17 6 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £17 7 Advanced Medium 96 2011 W ORT £17 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £17

WATT MEADOW DRESSAGE, STAFFORDSHIRE

Prizes £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5

SUN 28 OCT - MON 29 OCT

Please refer to BD Website.

YORKSHIRE DRESSAGE, SOUTH YORKSHIRE

SUN 28 OCT

EC: 22/10/2012 TIMES: 26/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; or www.aldhammillequestrian. co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £16 £20, £10, £5 1B Preliminary 14 2006 W £16 £20, £10, £5 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £16 £20, £10, £5 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W £16 £20, £10, £5 3 Novice 28 2008 W OR £16 £20, £10, £5 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ OR £16 £20, £10, £5 5 Elementary 43 2006 W OR £16 £20, £10, £5 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ OR £16 £20, £10, £5 7 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £16 £20, £10, £5 8 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q OR £16 £20, £10, £5

YORKSHIRE RIDING CENTRE, NORTH YORKSHIRE

SUN 28 OCT

EC: 22/10/2012 TIMES: 26/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07715115164 or www. pennineviewstud.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 18 2002 W £16.50 £18.50, £12.50, £7.50 2A Preliminary 13 2006 W £16.50 £18.50, £12.50, £7.50 2B KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £16.50 £18.50, £12.50, £7.50 3 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £16.50 £18.50, £12.50, £7.50 4 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ ORT £16.50 £18.50, £12.50, £7.50 5 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £18.50 £20.50, £14.50, £9.50 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ ORT £18.50 £20.50, £14.50, £9.50 7 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £20.50 £22.50, £16.50, £11.50 8 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ ORT £20.50 £22.50, £16.50, £11.50 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 90 2012 WQ ORT £20.50 £22.50, £16.50, £11.50

COBHAM MANOR, KENT

MON 29 OCT

EC: 22/10/2012 TIMES: 27/10/2012 between 19:00 to 21:00; 01622 738497 or www.cobhammanor.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 £18, £10, £5 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 £18, £10, £5 3 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 5 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £19.50 £20, £10, £5 6 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 85 2009 WQ ORT £19.50 £20, £10, £5 7 PYO W: A102, PSG, INTI O £19.50 £20, £10, £5

FOXES RIDING SCHOOL, CHESHIRE

MON 29 OCT

EC: 22/10/2012 TIMES: 27/10/2012 between 14:00 to 17:00; 01513396797 or www. foxesridingschool.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £17 £18, £11, £7 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £17 £18, £11, £7 3 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £17 £18, £11, £7 4 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ ORT £17 £18, £11, £7 5 Elementary 44 2002 W ORT £17 £18, £11, £7 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ ORT £17 £18, £11, £7

CROFTON MANOR EC, HAMPSHIRE TUE 30 OCT - WED 31 OCT EC: 22/10/2012 TIMES: 25/10/2012 between 10:00 to 13:00; 01329667323 or www.croftonmanor.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Tuesday 30 October 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 2 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £17 3 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ ORT £17 4 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £17 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £17 Wednesday 31 October 6 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £17 7 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £17 8 Advanced Medium 92 2011 W ORT £19 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £19 10 PYO W: Adv - GP £19

R.E.C EVENTS, NORTH YORKSHIRE

Prizes £18, £15, £13 £18, £15, £13 £18, £15, £13 £18, £15, £13 £18, £15, £13 £18, £15, £13 £18, £15, £13 £20, £16, £14 £20, £16, £14 £20, £16, £14

TUE 30 OCT

EC: 20/10/2012 TIMES: 28/10/2012 between 15:00 to 17:00; 01748811295 or www. richmondequestriancentre.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Introductory A 2008 W £16 £18, £16, £14 2 Preliminary 7 2002 W £16 £18, £16, £14 3 Preliminary 15 2008 W £16 £18, £16, £14 4 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £16 £18, £16, £14 5 Novice 35 2009 W ORT £16 £18, £16, £14 6 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £18 £20, £18, £16 7 Elementary 53 2007 W ORT £18 £20, £18, £16 BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

SCHEDULES >> IN DETAIL 8 9 Albion 10 11 Charles Owen 12

Medium 61 2002 W Medium 73 2007 WQ Advanced Medium 85 2009 W Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ Advanced 102 2012 W

ORT ORT ORT ORT OT

CROW WOOD DRESSAGE, LANCASHIRE

£20 £20 £20 £20 £20

£22, £20, £18 £22, £20, £18 £22, £20, £18 £22, £20, £18 £22, £20, £18

WED 31 OCT

EC: 24/10/2012 TIMES: 29/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01282471906 or www. crowwoodequestrian.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 £20, £10, £5 2 Novice 22 2007 W OR £17 £20, £10, £5 3 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ OR £17 £20, £10, £5 4 Elementary 57 2007 W OR £17 £20, £10, £5 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ OR £17 £20, £10, £5

MAELOR EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, FLINTSHIRE

WED 31 OCT

EC: 17/10/2012 TIMES: 29/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01978 750302 or www.maelorec. co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A Preliminary 15 2008 W £17 £18, £10, £5 1B KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 £18, £10, £5 2A Preliminary 19 2008 W £17 £18, £10, £5 2B KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 £18, £10, £5 3 Freestyle Music Preliminary 2012 £15 4 Novice 37 2007 W ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 5 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 6 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q ORT £15 7 Elementary 53 2007 W ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 8 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 9 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q ORT £15

BEAVER HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE

THU 1 NOV

EC: 29/10/2012 TIMES: 30/10/2012 between 16:00 to 18:00; 01538 304433 or www. beaverhall.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 14 2006 W £16 £17, £12, £1 2 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 3 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £18 £19, £12, £10 4 PYO W: E43 / E53 ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 5 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q OR £18 £19, £12, £10 6 PYO W: M71 / M73 ORT £18 £19, £12, £10 7 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q OR £18 £19, £12, £10

SOLIHULL RC, WEST MIDLANDS EC: 22/10/2012 TIMES: 30/10/2012 between 14:30 to 16:30; 01564770180 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £16 2 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £16 3 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £16 4 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £16 5 Advanced 102 2012 W £16 6 FEI Prix St Georges 2009 W £16 7 FEI Intermediate I 2009 W £16 8 FEI PE GRADE IV Test 41 2006 R £15 9 FEI PE GRADE III Test 31 2006 R £15 10 FEI PE GRADE II Test 21 2006 R £15 11 FEI PE GRADE Ib Test 10 2006 R £15 12 FEI PE Grade Ia Test 3 2006 R £15 13 FEI PE GRADE IV Novice 2010 Q R £15 14 FEI PE GRADE III Novice 2010 Q R £15 15 FEI PE GRADE II Novice 2010 Q R £15 16 FEI PE GRADE Ib Novice 2010 Q R £15 17 FEI PE Grade Ia Novice 2010 Q R £15 18 FEI PE GRADE IV Team 2010 O £15 19 FEI PE GRADE III Team 2010 O £15 20 FEI PE GRADE II Team 2010 O £15 21 FEI PE GRADE Ib Team 2010 O £15 22 FEI PE Grade Ia Team 2010 O £15 23 Nirvana Spa FEI PE GRADE IV Individual Championship 2010 Q O £15 24 Nirvana Spa FEI PE GRADE III Individual Championship 2010 Q O £15 25 Nirvana Spa FEI PE GRADE II Individual Championship 2010 Q O £15

| ISSUE 6 2012 | BR ITISH DR ESSAGE

THU 1 NOV Prizes £18, £12, £8 £18, £12, £8 £18, £12, £8 £18, £12, £8 £18, £12, £8 £18, £12, £8 £18, £12, £8

26 Nirvana Spa 27 Nirvana Spa

FEI PE GRADE Ib Individual Championship 2010 Q O FEI PE Grade Ia Individual Championship 2010 Q

ALLENS HILL, WORCESTERSHIRE

£15 £15

FRI 2 NOV - SAT 3 NOV

EC: 26/10/2012 TIMES: 30/10/2012 between 16:00 to 19:00; 07546 028301 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Friday 2 November 1 Preliminary 15 2008 W £17 2 Preliminary 19 2008 W £17 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £17 4 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £17 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £17 6 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £17 7 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £17 8 Advanced Medium 94 2002 W ORT £17 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £17 Saturday 3 November 11 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 12 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 13 Novice 35 2009 W ORT £17 14 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £17 15 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £17 16 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £17 17 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £17 18 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £17 19 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £17 20 Advanced 102 2012 W OT £17 21 FEI Prix St Georges 2009 W £17

BROOK FARM TC, ESSEX

Prizes £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5

FRI 2 NOV

EC: 26/10/2012 TIMES: 31/10/2012 between 13:00 to 15:00; 07595023326 or www. brookfarmtc.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A Preliminary 14 2006 W £19 £20, £10, £5 1B KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £19 £20, £10, £5 2 Novice 27 2007 W OR £19 £20, £10, £5 3 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £19 £20, £10, £5 4 Elementary 44 2002 W OR £19 £20, £10, £5 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ OR £19 £20, £10, £5 6 Medium 63 2002 W OR £20 £21, £10, £5 7 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ OR £20 £21, £10, £5

CROFT RIDING CENTRE DRESSAGE, CHESHIRE

FRI 2 NOV

EC: 23/10/2012 TIMES: 31/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01925763715 or ; Sent by Text: Y: Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 £18, £15, £12 1B Preliminary 15 2008 W £17 £18, £15, £12 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 £18, £15, £12 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W £17 £18, £15, £12 3 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £17 £18, £15, £12 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £15, £12 5 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £17 £18, £15, £12

OLDENCRAIG, SURREY

FRI 2 NOV

EC: 23/10/2012 TIMES: 31/10/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07967676504 or ; Sent by Text: Y: Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 2 Preliminary 19 2008 W £17 3 Novice 23 2012 W ORT £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £17 5 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £17 6 Elementary 53 2007 W ORT £17 7 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £18 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £18 9 Advanced Medium 92 2011 W ORT £18 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £18

Prizes £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £19, £10, £5 £19, £10, £5 £19, £10, £5 £19, £10, £5

THE CABIN, ABERDEENSHIRE

FRI 2 NOV - SAT 3 NOV

EC: 24/10/2012 TIMES: 01/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01467 624378 or www. cabinequestrian.co.uk (events) Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Friday 2 November 1 Preliminary 13 2006 W £14 £15, £10, £5 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £14 £15, £10, £5 3 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £14 £15, £10, £5 4 Novice 34 2009 W ORT £15 £16, £10, £5 5 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £15 £16, £10, £5 6 Elementary 50 2007 W ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 7 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 8 Medium 71 2002 W ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 9 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 10 Advanced Medium 90 2012 W ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 11 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 Saturday 3 November 12 Preliminary 14 2006 W £14 £15, £10, £5 13 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £14 £15, £10, £5 14 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £14 £15, £10, £5 15 Novice 30 2006 W ORT £15 £16, £10, £5 16 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £15 £16, £10, £5 17 Elementary 49 2009 W ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 18 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 19 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 20 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 21 Advanced Medium 93 2004 W ORT £16 £17, £10, £5 22 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £16 £17, £10, £5

BADGWORTH ARENA, SOMERSET SAT 3 NOV - SUN 4 NOV EC: 24/10/2012 TIMES: 31/10/2012 between 19:00 to 21:00; 01934 734634 or www. badgwortharena.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Saturday 3 November 1 Preliminary 18 2002 W £15 £16, £11, £9 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £15 £16, £11, £9 3 Novice 35 2009 W OR £16 £17, £14, £12 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ OR £16 £17, £14, £12 Sunday 4 November 5 Elementary 40 2010 W OR £16 £17, £14, £12 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ OR £16 £17, £14, £12 7 Medium 69 2005 W OR £17 £18, £14, £12 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £17 £18, £14, £12 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £18 £19, £15, £12 10 PYO W: A100, PSG, INT I, INT II. £20 £22, £18, £16

BEAVER HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE

SAT 3 NOV

EC: 31/10/2012 TIMES: 01/11/2012 between 16:00 to 18:00; or www.beaverhall.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £16 £17, £12, £10 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £16 £17, £12, £10 3 Novice 24 2010 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 5 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £18 £19, £12, £10 6 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 7 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 8 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q OR £18 £19, £12, £10 9 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £18 £19, £12, £10 10 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q OR £18 £19, £12, £10 11 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ OR £18 £19, £12, £10 12 Advanced 102 2012 W £20 £21, £12, £10 13 PYO W: Any current FEI Test £20 £21, £12, £10

BISHOP BURTON COLLEGE, EAST YORKSHIRE

SAT 3 NOV - SUN 4 NOV

EC: 24/10/2012 TIMES: 01/11/2012 between 15:00 to 17:00; 01964553087 or www. bishopburton.ac.uk/equestrian Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Saturday 3 November 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 £18, £16, £10 2 Freestyle Music Preliminary 2012 £17 3 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £17 £18, £16, £10 4 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q ORT £17 5 FEI PE GRADE IV Test 41 2006 R £15 6 FEI PE GRADE III Test 31 2006 R £15 7 FEI PE GRADE II Test 21 2006 R £15 8 FEI PE GRADE Ib Test 10 2006 R £15 9 FEI PE Grade Ia Test 3 2006 R £15 10 FEI PE GRADE IV Novice 2010 R £15 11 FEI PE GRADE III Novice 2010 R £15 12 FEI PE GRADE II Novice 2010 R £15 13 FEI PE GRADE Ib Novice 2010 R £15 14 FEI PE Grade Ia Novice 2010 R £15 15 FEI PE GRADE IV Team 2010 O £15 16 FEI PE GRADE III Team 2010 O £15 17 FEI PE GRADE II Team 2010 O £15 18 FEI PE GRADE Ib Team 2010 O £15 19 FEI PE Grade Ia Team 2010 O £15 20 Nirvana Spa FEI PE GRADE IV Individual Championship 2010 O £15 21 Nirvana Spa FEI PE GRADE III Individual Championship 2010 O £15 22 Nirvana Spa FEI PE GRADE II Individual Championship 2010 O £15 23 Nirvana Spa FEI PE GRADE Ib Individual Championship 2010 O £15 24 Nirvana Spa FEI PE Grade Ia Individual Championship 2010 £15 25 FEI PE Para Freestyle 2010 ORT £15 Sunday 4 November 26 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £16, £10 27 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q ORT £17 28 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £16, £10 29 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q ORT £17 30 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £17 £18, £16, £10 31 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q OT £17 32 PYO W: A105, A108 or PSG OT £17 £18, £16, £10 33 NAF Magic Freestyle Music Prix St Georges 2009 Q OT £17

BLUEGATE HALL FARM, ESSEX EC: 20/10/2012 TIMES: 01/11/2012 between 19:00 to 21:00; 01799599776 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 13 2006 W £17 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 3 Novice 30 2006 W ORT £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £17 5 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £17 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £17 7 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £17

HARTPURY COLLEGE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

SAT 3 NOV Prizes £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5

SAT 3 NOV

EC: 19/10/2012 TIMES: 01/11/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00; 01452 702127 / 2397 or www. hartpury.ac.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Novice 37 2007 W OR £18 £19, £15, £12 2 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ OR £18 £19, £15, £12 3 Elementary 45 2010 W OR £18 £19, £15, £12 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ OR £18 £19, £15, £12 5 Medium 61 2002 W OR £18 £19, £15, £12 6 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £18 £19, £15, £12

BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

SCHEDULES >> IN DETAIL KENNAA DRESSAGE GROUP, ISLE OF MAN

SAT 3 NOV

EC: 26/10/2012 TIMES: 01/11/2012 between 18:00 to 19:00; 07624364967 or www. kennaaridingclub.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 15 2008 W £13 £14, £7, £4 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £13 £14, £7, £4 3 Novice 35 2009 W OR £13 £14, £7, £4 4 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ OR £13 £14, £7, £4 5 Elementary 53 2007 W OR £13 £14, £7, £4 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ OR £13 £14, £7, £4 7 Medium 73 2007 W OR £13 £14, £7, £4 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £13 £14, £7, £4 9 Advanced Medium 92 2011 W OR £13 £14, £7, £4 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £13 £14, £7, £4 11 Advanced 100 2002 W O £13 £14, £7, £4

R.E.C EVENTS, NORTH YORKSHIRE

SAT 3 NOV

EC: 25/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 15:00 to 17:00; 01748811295 or www. richmondequestriancentre.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Introductory B 2009 W £16 £18, £16, £14 2 Preliminary 13 2006 W £16 £18, £16, £14 3A KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £16 £18, £16, £14 3B Preliminary 14 2006 W £16 £18, £16, £14 4 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £16 £18, £16, £14 5 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ ORT £16 £18, £16, £14 6 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £18 £20, £18, £16 7 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ ORT £18 £20, £18, £16 8 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £20 £22, £20, £18 9 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ ORT £20 £22, £20, £18 10 Advanced Medium 90 2012 W ORT £20 £22, £20, £18 11 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 93 2004 WQ ORT £20 £22, £20, £18 12 Advanced 102 2012 W OT £20 £22, £20, £18

REASEHEATH COLLEGE, CHESHIRE

SAT 3 NOV

EC: 20/10/2012 TIMES: 01/11/2012 between 09:00 to 12:00; 01270616448 or www. reaseheath.co.uk; Sent by Text: Y: Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Novice 34 2009 W ORT £17 £18, £14, £10 2 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £14, £10 3 Elementary 50 2007 W ORT £17 £18, £14, £10 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT £17 £18, £14, £10 5 Medium 73 2007 W ORT £17 £18, £14, £10 6 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £17 £18, £14, £10 7 Advanced Medium 94 2002 W ORT £17 £18, £14, £10 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £17 £18, £14, £10

SNEC, WEST LOTHIAN

SAT 3 NOV

EC: 24/10/2012 TIMES: 01/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01506865714 or www.snec.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £18 £19, £10, £5 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £18 £19, £10, £5 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W £18 £19, £10, £5 3 Novice 30 2006 W ORT £18 £19, £10, £5 4 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £18 £19, £10, £5 5 Elementary 49 2009 W ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 7 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £19 £20, £10, £5

SUNNYBANK EC, GLAMORGAN

SAT 3 NOV

Please refer to BD Website.

THE GRANGE EC, DEVON

SAT 3 NOV - SUN 4 NOV

EC: 27/10/2012 TIMES: 01/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 0183752858 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Saturday 3 November 1 Preliminary 13 2006 W £20 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £20 3 Novice 24 2010 W ORT £20 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ ORT £20 5 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £20 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £20

| ISSUE 6 2012 | BR ITISH DR ESSAGE

Prizes £21, £10, £10 £21, £10, £10 £21, £10, £10 £21, £10, £10 £21, £10, £10 £21, £10, £10

Sunday 4 November 7 8 Albion 9 Charles Owen 10

Medium 69 2005 W Medium 75 2002 WQ Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ PYO W

ORT ORT ORT ORT

£21 £21 £21 £21

BIRTLE RIDING CENTRE, LANCASHIRE EC: 28/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 16:30 to 19:00; 0161 764 6573 Class Sponsor Test Sect 1A KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ 1B Preliminary 15 2008 W 2 Dodson & Horrell Novice 38 2005 WQ OR 3 Stretch & Flex Elementary 53 2007 WQ OR 4 FEI PE GRADE IV Test 41 2006 5 FEI PE GRADE III Test 31 2006 6 FEI PE GRADE II Test 21 2006 7 FEI PE GRADE Ib Test 10 2006 8 FEI PE Grade Ia Test 3 2006 9 FEI PE GRADE IV Novice 2010 10 FEI PE GRADE III Novice 2010 11 FEI PE GRADE II Novice 2010 12 FEI PE GRADE Ib Novice 2010 13 FEI PE Grade Ia Novice 2010 14 FEI PE GRADE IV Team 2010 15 FEI PE GRADE III Team 2010 16 FEI PE GRADE II Team 2010 17 FEI PE GRADE Ib Team 2010 18 FEI PE Grade Ia Team 2010 19 Nirvana Spa FEI PE GRADE IV Individual Championship 2010 Q 20 Nirvana Spa FEI PE GRADE III Individual Championship 2010 Q 21 Nirvana Spa FEI PE GRADE II Individual Championship 2010 Q 22 Nirvana Spa FEI PE GRADE Ib Individual Championship 2010 Q 23 Nirvana Spa FEI PE Grade Ia Individual Championship 2010 Q

CHOLDERTON, WILTSHIRE

£22, £10, £10 £22, £10, £10 £22, £10, £10 £22, £10, £10

SUN 4 NOV EF £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17 £17

Prizes £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5

SUN 4 NOV

EC: 26/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 15:00 to 17:00; 07843 300908 or www. altogetherequestrian@hotmail.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 15 2008 W £18 £20, £10, £7 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £18 £20, £10, £7 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £18 £20, £10, £7 4 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £7 5 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £18 £20, £10, £7 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £7

EASTON COLLEGE, NORFOLK EC: 25/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between on www.easton-college.ac.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 7 2002 W £18 2 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £18 3 Novice 27 2007 W OR £18 4 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ OR £18 5 Elementary 43 2006 W OR £18 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ OR £18 7 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £18 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ OR £18

ELAND LODGE, DERBYSHIRE

SUN 4 NOV Prizes £20, £12, £10 £20, £12, £10 £20, £12, £10 £20, £12, £10 £20, £12, £10 £20, £12, £10 £20, £12, £10 £20, £12, £10

SUN 4 NOV

EC: 25/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00; 01283575856 or www. elandlodge.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 7 2002 W £16 £20, £15, £10 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £16 £20, £15, £10 3 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £16 £20, £15, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ ORT £16 £20, £15, £10 5 Elementary 44 2002 W ORT £16 £20, £15, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ ORT £16 £20, £15, £10 7 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £16 £20, £15, £10 8 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ ORT £16 £20, £15, £10

EPWORTH EQUESTRIAN, SOUTH YORKSHIRE

SUN 4 NOV

EC: 25/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07786631750 or www. epworthequestrianltd.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A Preliminary 13 2006 W £16 £18, £15, £10 1B KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £16 £18, £15, £10 2A Preliminary 14 2006 W £16 £18, £15, £10 2B KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £16 £18, £15, £10 3 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £16 £18, £15, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ ORT £16 £18, £15, £10 5 Elementary 44 2002 W ORT £16 £18, £15, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ ORT £16 £18, £15, £10

ESSENDON & EPPING FOREST DRESSAGE GROUP, LONDON SUN 4 NOV EC: 25/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 19:00 to 21:00; 07563767634 or www.eefdg.org Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £17 £18, £10, £5 2 Novice 27 2007 W OR £17 £18, £10, £5 3 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £17 £18, £10, £5 4 Elementary 49 2009 W OR £17 £18, £10, £5 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ OR £17 £18, £10, £5 6 Medium 63 2002 W OR £17 £18, £10, £5 7 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £17 £18, £10, £5 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £17 £18, £10, £5 9 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £21 10 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q OR £21 11 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q OR £21 12 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q O £21 13 NAF Magic Freestyle Music Prix St Georges 2009 Q OT £21 14 PYO W: A100-FEI INT1 OT £21 £22, £10, £5

HUNTERS EQUESTRIAN, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

SUN 4 NOV

EC: 25/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 19:30 to 21:00; 01285640790 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1A KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £17.50 1B Preliminary 13 2006 W £17.50 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17.50 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W £17.50 3 Novice 28 2008 W OR £18.50 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ OR £18.50 5 Elementary 42 2008 W OR £18.50 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ OR £18.50 7 Medium 71 2002 W OR £19.50 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £19.50

MORETON MORRELL, WARWICKSHIRE

SUN 4 NOV

EC: 25/10/2012 TIMES: 01/11/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00; 01926 318313 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £16 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £16 3 Novice 22 2007 W OR £18 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ OR £18 5 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £18 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £18 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £18 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £18

MOULTON COLLEGE, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

Prizes £18, £10, £7 £18, £10, £7 £18, £10, £7 £18, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7

Prizes £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £20, £10, £8 £20, £10, £8 £20, £10, £8 £20, £10, £8 £20, £10, £8 £20, £10, £8

SUN 4 NOV

EC: 25/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07990801466 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 7 2002 W £17 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £17 3 Novice 24 2010 W ORT £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ ORT £17 5 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £17 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ ORT £17 7 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £17 8 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ ORT £17

Prizes £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5

MUNDOLE EQUESTRIAN, MORAY

SUN 4 NOV

EC: 21/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 18:00 to 19:00; 07901602042 or www. mundoleequestrian.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 14 2006 W £12 £13, £5, £5 2 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £12 £13, £5, £5 3 Novice 30 2006 W OR £12 £13, £5, £5 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ OR £12 £13, £5, £5 5 Elementary 50 2007 W OR £12 £13, £5, £5 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ OR £12 £13, £5, £5 7 Medium 71 2002 W OR £12 £13, £5, £5 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ OR £12 £13, £5, £5 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £12 £13, £5, £5

SWALLOWFIELD, WARWICKSHIRE

SUN 4 NOV

EC: 21/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 11:00 to 13:00; 01564784475 or www. swallowfield.net Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012Q OR £17 2 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012Q OR £17 3 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012Q OR £17 4 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012Q O £17 5 NAF Magic Freestyle Music Prix St Georges 2009 Q O £17

TODBURN EC, NORTHUMBERLAND

Prizes

SUN 4 NOV

EC: 22/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 19:00 to 21:00; 07815297024 or www. todburnequestriancentre.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £14 £16, £12, £10 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £14 £16, £12, £10 3 Novice 27 2007 W OR £16 £18, £14, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ OR £16 £18, £14, £10 5 Elementary 42 2008 W OR £16 £18, £14, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ OR £16 £18, £14, £10

TUSHINGHAM, CHESHIRE

SUN 4 NOV

EC: 27/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 17:00 to 18:30; 01948666884 or ; Sent by Text: Y: Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A Preliminary 13 2006 W £15 £18, £12, £8 1B KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £15 £18, £12, £8 2 Novice 28 2008 W OR £17 £20, £15, £10 3 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £17 £20, £15, £10 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ OR £17 £20, £15, £10

UGIE DRESSAGE, ABERDEENSHIRE

SUN 4 NOV

EC: 23/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 21:00 to 22:00; 07917726071 or www. ugiedressasge.moonfruit.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 12 2005 W £12 £13, £5, £3 2 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £12 £13, £5, £3 3 Novice 30 2006 W ORT £12 £13, £5, £3 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ ORT £12 £13, £5, £3 5 Elementary 50 2007 W ORT £14 £15, £6, £4 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ ORT £14 £15, £6, £4 7 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £14 £15, £6, £4 8 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ ORT £14 £15, £6, £4

WARREN FARM EC, MERSEYSIDE

SUN 4 NOV

EC: 28/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 18:00 to 23:00; or www.warrenfarmequestrian. co.uk (show times page) Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 15 2008 W £15 £16, £10, £8 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £15 £16, £10, £8 3 Novice 22 2007 W OR £15 £16, £10, £8 4 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ OR £15 £16, £10, £8 5 Elementary 57 2007 W OR £15 £16, £10, £8 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ OR £15 £16, £10, £8 BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

SCHEDULES >> IN DETAIL 7 8 Albion

Medium 71 2002 W Medium 75 2002 WQ

OR OR

£15 £15

£16, £10, £8 £16, £10, £8

WITHAM VILLA, LEICESTERSHIRE SUN 4 NOV - MON 5 NOV EC: 25/10/2012 TIMES: 03/11/2012 between 09:00 to 12:00; 01455282694 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Sunday 4 November 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £14 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £14 Monday 5 November 3 Rowleys Accountants Novice 35 2009 W ORT £15 4 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £15 5 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £16 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £16 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £16 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £16 9 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £16 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £16

WELLINGTON RIDING, HAMPSHIRE

Prizes £15, £13, £11, £9 £15, £13, £11, £9 £16, £14, £12, £10 £16, £14, £12, £10 £17, £15, £13, £11 £17, £15, £13, £11 £17, £15, £13, £11 £17, £15, £13, £11 £17, £15, £13, £11 £17, £15, £13, £11

MON 5 NOV

EC: 22/10/2012 TIMES: 02/11/2012 between 13:00 to 15:00; 01189225371 or www.wellingtonriding.com/shows-and-events/event-times/ Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £22 £25, £23, £22 2 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q OR £22 £25, £23, £22 3 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q OR £22 £25, £23, £22 4 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q O £22 £25, £23, £22 5 NAF Magic Freestyle Music Prix St Georges 2009 Q O £22 £25, £23, £22

BARLEYFIELDS, DERBYSHIRE

TUE 6 NOV

EC: 27/10/2012 TIMES: 04/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; or www.barleyfields.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Introductory A 2008 W £13 £14, £7, £5, £5 2A KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £14 £15, £10, £7, £7 2B Preliminary 13 2006 W £14 £15, £10, £7, £7 3 Novice 27 2007 W OR £15 £16, £12, £8, £8 4 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ OR £16 £17, £12, £8, £8 5 Elementary 42 2008 W OR £17 £18, £12, £8, £8 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ OR £18 £19, £12, £8, £8

KEYSOE, BEDFORDSHIRE

TUE 6 NOV

EC: 23/10/2012 TIMES: 04/11/2012 between 15:30 to 17:00; 01234708400 or www.keysoe. com/times.shtml Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Freestyle Music Preliminary 2012 £20 2 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q ORT £20 3 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q ORT £20 4 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q ORT £20 5 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q OT £20 6 NAF Magic Freestyle Music Prix St Georges 2009 Q OT £20 7 Freestyle Music PYO OT £20

KINGS EQUESTRIAN, HEREFORDSHIRE EC: 02/11/2012 TIMES: 04/11/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00; 01885400650 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £17 2 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £17 3 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £17 4 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £17 5 Advanced Medium 94 2002 W ORT £17 6 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £17 7 PYO W: A100,A102, PSG ORT £17

THE JAYS, SUFFOLK

TUE 6 NOV Prizes £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5

TUE 6 NOV

Please refer to BD Website.

WIDMER FARM, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

TUE 6 NOV

EC: 23/10/2012 TIMES: 03/11/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00; 01844275139 or www. widmerequestrian.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £18 £20, £15, £10 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £18 £20, £15, £10

| ISSUE 6 2012 | BR ITISH DR ESSAGE

3 4 Blue Chip 5 6 Equitop Myoplast

Novice 38 2005 W Novice 39 2010 WQ Elementary 43 2006 W Elementary 53 2007 WQ

ORT ORT ORT ORT

£18 £18 £18 £18

BEAVER HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE

£20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10

WED 7 NOV

EC: 04/11/2012 TIMES: 05/11/2012 between 16:00 to 18:00; or www.beaverhall.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 12 2005 W £16 £17, £12, £10 2 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 3 Novice 34 2009 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 4 PYO W: Choose E43 / E53 ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 5 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £18 £19, £12, £10 6 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q OR £18 £19, £12, £10 7 PYO W: Choose M61/ M75 ORT £18 £19, £12, £10 8 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q OR £18 £19, £12, £10

BURROWS COURT FARM, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

WED 7 NOV

EC: 28/10/2012 TIMES: 05/11/2012 between 20:00 to 22:00; 01453542488 or 07894470595 or www.burrowscourtfarm.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £19 £20, £12, £10 2 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £19 £20, £12, £10 3 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £19 £20, £12, £10 4 PYO W: ADV 100,102,105,PSG ORT £20 £21, £12, £10

CHECKENDON EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, BERKSHIRE

WED 7 NOV

EC: 28/10/2012 TIMES: 05/11/2012 between 17:00 to 19:00; 01491680225 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Introductory A 2008 W £17 2 Preliminary 12 2005 W £17 3 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £17 4 Novice 28 2008 W OR £17 5 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £17 6 Elementary 42 2008 W OR £17

CROW WOOD DRESSAGE, LANCASHIRE

Prizes £18, £13, £5 £18, £13, £5 £18, £13, £5 £18, £13, £5 £18, £13, £5 £18, £13, £5

WED 7 NOV

EC: 31/10/2012 TIMES: 05/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01282471906 or www. crowwoodequestrian.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 £20, £10, £5 2 Novice 23 2012 W OR £17 £20, £10, £5 3 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ OR £17 £20, £10, £5 4 Elementary 43 2006 W OR £17 £20, £10, £5 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ OR £17 £20, £10, £5 6 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £17 £20, £10, £5

ELMS FARM EQUESTRIAN, LINCOLNSHIRE

WED 7 NOV

EC: 05/11/2012 TIMES: 05/11/2012 after 6pm www.elmsfarmequestrian.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 4 2002 W £17 2 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £17 3 Novice 34 2009 W ORT £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £17 5 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £17 6 Elementary 44 2002 W ORT £17 7 Medium 71 2002 W ORT £17 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £17 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £17

KEYSOE, BEDFORDSHIRE

Prizes £20, £16, £12 £20, £16, £12 £20, £16, £12 £20, £16, £12 £20, £16, £12 £20, £16, £12 £20, £16, £12 £20, £16, £12 £20, £16, £12

WED 7 NOV

EC: 24/10/2012 TIMES: 05/11/2012 between 15:30 to 17:00; 01234708400 or www.keysoe. com/times.shtml Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £20 £21, £10, £5 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £20 £21, £10, £5 3 Novice 35 2009 W ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 4 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 5 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 10 PYO W: Adv, FEI & FEIU21 OT £20 £21, £10, £5

MAELOR EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, FLINTSHIRE

WED 7 NOV

EC: 28/10/2012 TIMES: 05/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01978 750302 or www. maelorec.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Novice 35 2009 W ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 2 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 3 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q ORT £15 4 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 6 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q ORT £15 7 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 8 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q ORT £15

MYERSCOUGH COLLEGE, LANCASHIRE

WED 7 NOV

EC: 26/10/2012 TIMES: 05/11/2012 between 11:00 to 13:00; 01995642115 or www. myerscough.ac.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ ORT £19 £20, £15, £10 2 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £19 £20, £15, £10 3 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £19 £20, £15, £10

PORT ROYAL, EAST YORKSHIRE

WED 7 NOV

Please refer to BD Website.

STOCKLAND LOVELL, SOMERSET

WED 7 NOV

EC: 24/10/2012 TIMES: 05/11/2012 between 14:00 to 17:00; 01278 652224 or www. stocklandlovell.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 7 2002 W £15 £16, £10, £7 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £15 £16, £10, £7 3 Novice 27 2007 W OR £16 £17, £11, £8 4 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ OR £16 £17, £11, £8 5 Elementary 42 2008 W OR £17 £18, £12, £9 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ OR £17 £18, £12, £9

TALL TREES, CORNWALL

WED 7 NOV

EC: 28/12/2011 TIMES: 05/11/2012 between 12:00 to 15:00; 01840770342 or www.tall-trees. com. go to diary page then date of comp Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £19 £20, £13, £10 2 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £19 £20, £13, £10 3 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £19 £20, £13, £10 4 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £20 £21, £13, £10 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £20 £21, £13, £10 6 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £20 £21, £13, £10 7 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £20 £21, £13, £10

WINDMILL FARM, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

WED 7 NOV

EC: 28/10/2012 TIMES: 05/11/2012 between 11:00 to 13:00; 01494873056 or www.windmillfarm.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £18 £20, £15, £10 2 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £18 £20, £15, £10 3 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £18 £20, £15, £10 4 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £18 £20, £15, £10 5 Advanced 102 2012 W O £18 £20, £15, £10 6 FEI Prix St Georges 2009 W £22 £25, £15, £10 7 FEI Intermediate I 2009 W £22 £25, £15, £10

ADDINGTON MANOR EC, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

THU 8 NOV

EC: 29/10/2012 TIMES: 06/11/2012 between 13:00 to 15:00; 01296712402 *£5 start fee will be charged which needs to be included with Entry Fee & returned when competitors collect their sheets. Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £19* £20, £15, £10 2 Novice 23 2012 W OR £19* £20, £15, £10 3 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ OR £19* £20, £15, £10 4 Elementary 45 2010 W OR £19* £20, £15, £10

5 Equitop Myoplast 6 7 Albion 8 Charles Owen 9 10

Elementary 57 2007 WQ OR Medium 69 2005 W OR Medium 75 2002 WQ OR Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ OR PYO W: Adv - FEI Int I PYO W: Int II - GP

£19* £22* £22* £22* £23* £23*

EAGLESFIELD EC, KENT

£20, £15, £10 £28, £20, £15 £28, £20, £15 £28, £20, £15 £30, £25, £20 £30, £25, £20

THU 8 NOV

EC: 01/11/2012 TIMES: 05/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07754 173010 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £19 2 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ OR £19 3 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ OR £19 4 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £19 5 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £19

FIELD HOUSE, STAFFORDSHIRE

Prizes £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5

THU 8 NOV

Please refer to BD Website.

HALF MOON STUD, DORSET

THU 8 NOV

EC: 25/10/2012 TIMES: 06/11/2012 between 16:00 to 18:00; 01747851685 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1A KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £18 1B Preliminary 13 2006 W £18 2 Novice 27 2007 W OR £18 3 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ OR £18 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ OR £18

NORTON HEATH, ESSEX

Prizes £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5

THU 8 NOV

EC: 01/11/2012 TIMES: 06/11/2012 between 10:00 to 12:00; 01277824860 or www. nortonheath.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 2 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 3 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ ORT £20 £21, £10, £5 5 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £21 £22, £10, £5 6 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ ORT £21 £22, £10, £5 7 Advanced Medium 90 2012 W ORT £21 £22, £10, £5 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 93 2004 WQ ORT £21 £22, £10, £5

STEP ASIDE DRESSAGE (FORMERLY STEP BY STEP), WEST SUSSEX

THU 8 NOV

EC: 01/11/2012 TIMES: 06/11/2012 between 19:30 to 21:30; 01273 857044 or www. royalleisure.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 £18, £10, £8 1B Preliminary 15 2008 W £17 £18, £10, £8 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 £18, £10, £8 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W £17 £18, £10, £8 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £19 £20, £12, £8 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £19 £20, £12, £8 5 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £19 £20, £12, £8 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £19 £20, £12, £8 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £19 £20, £12, £8 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £19 £20, £12, £8 9 PYO W: AM85, A100,PSG,INT 1 £20 £21, £12, £8 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £20 £21, £12, £8 11 PYO W: Any FEI Test £20 £21, £12, £8

BICTON ARENA, DEVON

FRI 9 NOV - SAT 10 NOV

EC: 30/10/2012 TIMES: 07/11/2012 between 14:00 to 16:00; 01395 441162 or www.bictonarena.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Friday 9 November 1 Unaffiliated Elementary 44 2002 £15 2 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £19 £20, £15, £10 3 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ ORT £19 £20, £15, £10 4 Advanced Medium 90 2012 W ORT £19 £20, £15, £10 5 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 93 2004 WQ ORT £19 £20, £15, £10 BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

SCHEDULES >> IN DETAIL

Vale View EC High Profile Show, Leicestershire

Thu 8 Nov - Sat 10 Nov

CONTACTS: A: Vale View Equestrian Centre, Vale View Farm, Nottingham Lane, Old Dalby, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, LE14 3LX RDO: SHu SEC: Mrs Julie Hyslop; T: 01664823739 W: www.valeviewequestrian.co.uk PAY: Vale View Equestrian PJ: Yes Stabling: Yes Refreshments: Yes; Bar & Café open all day. Notes: Running two competition arenas and working in on new allweather surfaces. Dogs on leads. No lungeing Return entries with payment to the Secretary. Please make cheques payable to Vale View Equestrian. Late entries accepted £4 extra per class if space. Arena Walks held both days. Stabling available, £45 per night. Hook-up must be booked in advance @ £20 per night. Please note there will be no mounted prize givings unless a sponsor is present. Directions: From A46 take Upper Broughton turning, turn Left, First Right onto Nottingham Lane. EC: 25/10/2012 TIMES: 06/11/2012 between 12:00 to 14:00; 01664823739 or www.valeviewequestrian.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Thursday 8 November 1 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £20 £25, £20, £15 2 Advanced 100 2002 W OT £25 £30, £25, £20 3 FEI Prix St Georges 2009 Q ABT £35 £50, £40, £35 4 FEI Intermediate I 2009 Q £35 £50, £40, £35, £30 5 BD Intermediate II 2012 Q £35 £75, £50, £35, £30 Friday 9 November 6 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £25 £30, £25, £20 7 FEI Prix St Georges 2009 Q ABT £35 £50, £40, £35, £30 8 PYO W: Pony/Jnr/YR Team £25 £35, £20, £15 9 Freestyle Music PYO : FEI level £35 £75, £50, £35, £30 10 FEI Grand Prix 2009 Q £40 £100, £75, £50, £35 Saturday 10 November 11 PYO W: Pony/Jnr/YR Individual £25 £35, £20, £15 12 Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £20 £25, £20, £15 13 Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £25 £30, £25, £20 14 Retraining of Racehorses Preliminary 19 2008 £20 £300, £200, £100 15 Retraining of Racehorses Novice 35 2009 £20 £300, £200, £100 16 Retraining of Racehorses Elementary 53 2007 £20 £300, £200, £100 17 FEI Intermediate II 2009 Q £35 £75, £50, £35, £30

Saturday 10 November 6A KBIS 6B 7A KBIS 7B 8 9 Blue Chip 10 11 Equitop Myoplast

Preliminary 13 2006 WQ Preliminary 13 2006 W Preliminary 14 2006 WQ Preliminary 14 2006 W PYO W: N24/N27/N28 ORT Novice 30 2006 WQ ORT PYO W: E42/E44/E49 ORT Elementary 50 2007 WQ ORT

FENNING FARM, CAMBRIDGESHIRE

£17 £17 £17 £17 £18 £18 £18 £18

£18, £12, £7 £18, £12, £7 £18, £12, £7 £18, £12, £7 £19, £14, £8 £19, £14, £8 £19, £14, £8 £19, £14, £8

FRI 9 NOV

EC: 30/10/2012 TIMES: 07/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01353727109 or www. fenningfarm.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A Preliminary 15 2008 W £19 £20, £10, £5 1B KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £19 £20, £10, £5 2A Preliminary 19 2008 W £19 £20, £10, £5 2B KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £19 £20, £10, £5 3 Novice 23 2012 W ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 4 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 5 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £19 £20, £10, £5 7 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £21 £22, £12, £7 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £21 £22, £12, £7 9 Advanced Medium 94 2002 W ORT £21 £22, £12, £7 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £21 £22, £12, £7

OLDENCRAIG, SURREY

FRI 9 NOV

EC: 30/10/2012 TIMES: 07/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07967676504 or ; Sent by Text: Y: Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Novice 24 2010 W ORT £17 2 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q ORT £17 3 Elementary 49 2009 W ORT £17 4 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q ORT £17 5 Medium 71 2002 W ORT £18 6 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q ORT £18 7 Advanced Medium 90 2012 W ORT £18 8 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q OT £18

| ISSUE 6 2012 | BR ITISH DR ESSAGE

Prizes £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £19, £10, £5 £19, £10, £5 £19, £10, £5 £19, £10, £5

STILEBRIDGE BARN, KENT EC: 30/10/2012 TIMES: 07/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 01622831773 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £18 2 Blue Chip Novice 39 2010 WQ ORT £18 3 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £18 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT £18

SUMMERHOUSE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

FRI 9 NOV Prizes £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10

FRI 9 NOV

EC: 26/10/2012 TIMES: 07/11/2012 between 10:00 to 14:00; 01452726633 or www. summerhouseec.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £16 £20, £10, £10 1B Preliminary 15 2008 W £16 £20, £10, £10 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £16 £20, £10, £10 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W £16 £20, £10, £10 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £16.75 £20, £10, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £16.75 £20, £10, £10 5 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £17.75 £20, £10, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £17.75 £20, £10, £10 7 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £18 £20, £10, £10 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £10 9 Advanced Medium 96 2011 W ORT £18 £20, £10, £10 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £10

BEAVER HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE

SAT 10 NOV

EC: 07/11/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 between 16:00 to 18:00; or www.beaverhall.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £16 £17, £12, £10 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £16 £17, £12, £10 3 Novice 24 2010 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 5 Elementary 40 2010 W OT £17 £18, £12, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £18 £19, £12, £10 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £18 £19, £12, £10 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £18 £19, £12, £10 10 Advanced 102 2012 W OT £20 £21, £12, £10 11 PYO W: Any current FEI Test £20 £21, £12, £10

BLUEGATE HALL FARM, ESSEX

SAT 10 NOV

EC: 03/11/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 between 19:00 to 21:00; 01799599776 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 14 2006 W £17 2 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 3 Novice 27 2007 W ORT £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £17 5 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £17 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £17 7 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £17

BURROWS COURT FARM, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

Prizes £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5 £18, £10, £5

SAT 10 NOV

EC: 27/10/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 between 20:00 to 22:00; 01453542488 OR 07894470595 or www.burrowscourtfarm.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1A KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £17 1B Preliminary 14 2006 W £17 2A KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £17 2B Preliminary 15 2008 W £17 3 Novice 27 2007 W ORT £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £17 5 Elementary 44 2002 W ORT £19 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £19 7 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £19 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £19

BURY FARM EC, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

Prizes £18, £12, £10 £18, £12, £10 £18, £12, £10 £18, £12, £10 £18, £12, £10 £18, £12, £10 £20, £12, £10 £20, £12, £10 £20, £12, £10 £20, £12, £10

SAT 10 NOV

EC: 31/10/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 between 12:30 to 17:00; 01525222114 or www. buryfarmequestates.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £21.60 £22, £12, £10 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £21.60 £22, £12, £10 3 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £21.60 £22, £12, £10 4 PYO W: Any current 20x60 Novice ORT £21.60 £22, £12, £10 5 Elementary 57 2007 W ORT £21.60 £22, £12, £10 6 PYO w: Any current 20x60 Elem ORT £21.60 £22, £12, £10 7 Medium 75 2002 W ORT £21.60 £22, £12, £10 8 PYO W: Any current 20x60 Medium ORT £21.60 £22, £12, £10

CHECKENDON EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, BERKSHIRE EC: 31/10/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 between 17:00 to 19:00; 01491680225 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Introductory B 2009 W £17 2 Preliminary 4 2002 W £17 3 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £17 4 Novice 24 2010 W OR £17 5 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ OR £17

COLRAINE, CORNWALL

SAT 10 NOV Prizes £18, £13, £5 £18, £13, £5 £18, £13, £5 £18, £13, £5 £18, £13, £5

SAT 10 NOV

EC: 03/11/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 between 15:00 to 17:00; 01872575080 or www.colraine. co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £18 £20, £10, £10 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £18 £20, £10, £10 3 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £18 £20, £10, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £10 5 Elementary 44 2002 W ORT £18 £20, £10, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £10 7 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £18 £20, £10, £10 8 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £10 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 93 2004 WQ ORT £18 £20, £10, £10

CROFTON MANOR EC, HAMPSHIRE

SAT 10 NOV

EC: 05/11/2012 TIMES: 07/11/2012 between 10:00 to 13:00; 01329667323 or www. croftonmanor.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 £18, £15, £13 2 Novice 23 2012 W ORT £17 £18, £15, £13 3 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £15, £13 4 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £17 £18, £15, £13 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £15, £13 6 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £17 £18, £15, £13 7 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £17 £18, £15, £13 8 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £19 £20, £16, £14 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £19 £20, £16, £14

GORDON DRESSAGE GROUP, ABERDEENSHIRE

SAT 10 NOV

EC: 31/10/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 between 19:00 to 21:00; 07974 961304 or www. gordondressagegroup.org.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 19 2008 W £14 £15, £5, £3 2 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £14 £15, £5, £3 3 Novice 39 2010 W ORT £14 £15, £5, £3 4 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £14 £15, £5, £3 5 Elementary 59 2010 W ORT £16 £17, £5, £3 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £16 £17, £5, £3 7 Medium 75 2002 W ORT £16 £17, £5, £3 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £16 £17, £5, £3 9 Advanced Medium 98 2002 W ORT £18 £19, £5, £3 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £18 £19, £5, £3 11 PYO W: A108, PSG OT £18 £19, £5, £3

GUERNSEY DRESSAGE GROUP CHEMIN LE ROI, GUERNSEY

SAT 10 NOV - SUN 11 NOV

EC: 20/10/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 between 17:00 to 20:00; 07781 438047 or will be sent via email. Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Saturday 10 November 1 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £12 £14, £9, £7 2 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £12 £14, £9, £7 3 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT £12 £14, £9, £7 4 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £12 £14, £9, £7 5 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £12 £14, £9, £7 Sunday 11 November 6 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £12 £14, £9, £7 7 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £12 £14, £9, £7 8 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT £12 £14, £9, £7 9 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £12 £14, £9, £7 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £12 £14, £9, £7

HOME FARM EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE EC: 03/11/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 between 15:00 to 17:00; 07771346512 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £19 2 Novice 27 2007 W OR £19 3 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £19 4 Elementary 42 2008 W OR £19 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ OR £19 6 Medium 69 2005 W OR £19 7 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £19

SAT 10 NOV Prizes £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10 £20, £15, £10

BR ITISH DR ESSAGE | ISSUE 6 2012 |

SCHEDULES >> IN DETAIL JERSEY DRESSAGE CLUB, JERSEY

SAT 10 NOV

EC: 31/10/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; or www.jerseydressageclub. co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £15 £16, £10, £8 2 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £15 £16, £10, £8 3 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £15 £16, £10, £8 4 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £15 £16, £10, £8 5 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £15 £16, £10, £8

PACHESHAM EC, SURREY

SAT 10 NOV

EC: 05/11/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 www.pachesham.com from 5pm; Emergencies only text 07771936207 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A Preliminary 15 2008 W £20 £30, £20, £10 1B KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £20 £30, £20, £10 2A Preliminary 19 2008 W £20 £30, £20, £10 2B KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £20 £30, £20, £10 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £20 £30, £20, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £20 £30, £20, £10 5 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £20 £30, £20, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £20 £30, £20, £10

SHEEPGATE, LINCOLNSHIRE

SAT 10 NOV - SUN 11 NOV

EC: 03/11/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 between 15:00 to 16:00; 01205870236 or www.sheepgate. co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Saturday 10 November 1 Introductory A 2008 W £12.50 £15, £14, £12.50 2A KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £14 £16, £15, £14 2B Preliminary 14 2006 W £14 £16, £15, £14 3A KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £14 £16, £15, £14 3B Preliminary 15 2008 W £14 £16, £15, £14 4 Novice 23 2012 W ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 5 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 6 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 7 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 8 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 9 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 10 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 11 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 Sunday 11 November 12 Introductory B 2009 W £12.50 £15, £14, £12 13A KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £14 £16, £15, £14 13B Preliminary 15 2008 W £14 £16, £15, £14 14A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £14 £16, £15, £14 14B Preliminary 19 2008 W £14 £16, £15, £14 15 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 16 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 17 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 18 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 19 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 20 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 21 Advanced Medium 94 2002 W ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 22 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £18 £20, £18, £15 23 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £20 £20 24 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q OR £20 £20 25 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q OR £20 £20 26 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q O £20 £20

SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE COLLEGE, STAFFORDSHIRE SAT 10 NOV - SUN 11 NOV EC: 05/11/2012 TIMES: 15/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; or www.southstaffs.ac.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes Saturday 10 November 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £16 £18, £15, £12 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £16 £18, £15, £12 3 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £16 £18, £15, £12 4 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £16 £18, £15, £12 5 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £16 £18, £15, £12 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £16 £18, £15, £12

100

| ISSUE 6 2012 | BR ITISH DR ESSAGE

Sunday 11 November 7 8 Albion 9 10 11 12

Medium 73 2007 W ORT £16 Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £16 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £16 Advanced 100 2002 W OT £16 FEI Prix St Georges 2009 W £18 FEI Intermediate I 2009 W £18

ARROW RIDING & RDA CENTRE, KENT

£18, £15, £12 £18, £15, £12 £18, £15, £12 £18, £15, £12 £20, £15, £12 £20, £15, £12

SUN 11 NOV

Please refer to BD Website.

ASTON LE WALLS, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

SUN 11 NOV

EC: 01/11/2012 TIMES: 09/11/2012 between 19:30 to 20:30; 07854335542 or www.aston-lewalls.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £20 £22, £10, £5 1B Preliminary 15 2008 W £20 £22, £10, £5 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £20 £22, £10, £5 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W £20 £22, £10, £5 3 Novice 23 2012 W ORT £20 £22, £10, £5 4 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £20 £22, £10, £5 5 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £20 £22, £10, £5 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £20 £22, £10, £5 7 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £20 £22, £10, £5 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £20 £22, £10, £5 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £20 £22, £10, £5

BLACKDYKE FARM, CUMBRIA

SUN 11 NOV

EC: 01/11/2012 TIMES: 09/11/2012 between 11:00 to 16:00; 01228675000 or www. blackdykefarm.info Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 19 2008 W £15 £16, £10, £5 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £15 £16, £10, £5 3 Freestyle Music Preliminary 2012 £20 £22, £15, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 37 2007 WQ ORT £15 £16, £10, £5 5 Baileys Freestyle Music Novice 2012 Q OR £20 £22, £15, £10 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 7 GFS Freestyle Music Elementary 2012 Q OR £20 £22, £15, £10 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 9 Spillers Freestyle Music Medium 2012 Q OR £20 £22, £15, £10 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £17 £18, £10, £5 11 Nupafeed Freestyle Music Adv. Medium 2012 Q O £20 £22, £15, £10

CENTAUR TRUST, SUFFOLK

SUN 11 NOV

EC: 05/11/2012 TIMES: 09/11/2012 between 00:00 to 00:00; n/a or www.centaurtrust.org.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Novice 23 2012 W ORT £12.50 £13, £10, £8 2 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £12.50 £13, £10, £8 3 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £13.50 £14, £10, £8 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £13.50 £14, £10, £8 5 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £13.50 £14, £10, £8 6 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £13.50 £14, £10, £8 7 Advanced Medium 85 2009 W ORT £13.50 £14, £10, £8 8 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £13.50 £14, £10, £8

COCKSHOT, CHESHIRE

SUN 11 NOV

EC: 01/11/2012 TIMES: 09/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07762325376 or www. cockshotstables.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £16 £18, £15, £10 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £16 £18, £15, £10 3 Novice 23 2012 W OR £16 £18, £15, £10 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ OR £16 £18, £15, £10 5 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ OR £16 £18, £15, £10

EAST SOLEY EC, BERKSHIRE

SUN 11 NOV

EC: 29/10/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 between 19:00 to 21:00; 01488686232 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £18 2 Novice 37 2007 W ORT £18 3 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £18 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £18 5 Medium 73 2007 W ORT £18 6 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £18

Prizes £20, £7, £5 £20, £7, £5 £20, £7, £5 £20, £7, £5 £20, £7, £5 £20, £7, £5

HORSE WORLD EC, LINCOLNSHIRE

SUN 11 NOV

EC: 05/11/2012 TIMES: 09/11/2012 between 13:00 to 15:00; 01673849967 or www. horseworldec.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 7 2002 W £17 £18, £10, £5 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £17 £18, £10, £5 3 Novice 28 2008 W OR £17 £18, £10, £5 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £17 £18, £10, £5 5 Elementary 44 2002 W OR £17 £18, £10, £5 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ OR £17 £18, £10, £5

INCHCOONANS EQUESTRIAN, PERTHSHIRE

SUN 11 NOV

EC: 08/11/2012 TIMES: 09/11/2012 on www.inchcoonansequestrian.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 7 2002 W £12 2 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £12 3 Novice 28 2008 W OR £13 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £13 5 Elementary 49 2009 W OR £13 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ OR £13

KINGSTON MAURWARD, DORSET

Prizes £13, £10, £5 £13, £10, £5 £14, £10, £5 £14, £10, £5 £14, £10, £5 £14, £10, £5

SUN 11 NOV

EC: 28/10/2012 TIMES: 09/11/2012 between 11:00 to 14:00; 01305215135 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £17 2 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £17 3 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT £18 4 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £19 5 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £20

NORTHALLERTON EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, NORTH YORKSHIRE

Prizes £18, £12, £10 £18, £12, £10 £19, £13, £11 £20, £14, £12 £21, £15, £13

SUN 11 NOV

EC: 05/11/2012 TIMES: 09/11/2012 between 10:00 to 14:00; 01609772942 or www. northallertonequestriancentre.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 18 2002 W £16 £18, £16, £14 2 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £16 £18, £16, £14 3 Novice 28 2008 W OR £16 £18, £16, £14 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ OR £16 £18, £16, £14 5 Elementary 44 2002 W OR £18 £20, £18, £16 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ OR £18 £20, £18, £16 7 Medium 63 2002 W OR £18 £20, £18, £16 8 Albion Medium 71 2002 WQ OR £18 £20, £18, £16 9 Advanced Medium 90 2012 W OR £20 £22, £20, £18 10 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 93 2004 WQ OR £20 £22, £20, £18

PATCHETTS, HERTFORDSHIRE

SUN 11 NOV - MON 12 NOV

EC: 01/11/2012 TIMES: 08/11/2012 between 10:00 to 13:00; 01923852255 or www.patchetts.co.uk after 13.00 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Sunday 11 November 1 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £21 2 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £21 3 Novice 27 2007 W ORT £21 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ ORT £21 5 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £21 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £21 Monday 12 November 7 PYO W: M61/AM85 ORT £22 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £22 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £22 10 PYO W: Any Adv/PSG/Inter I OT £22

Prizes £22, £15, £10 £22, £15, £10 £22, £15, £10 £22, £15, £10 £22, £15, £10 £22, £15, £10 £23, £15, £10 £23, £15, £10 £23, £15, £10 £23, £15, £10

SWALLOWFIELD, WARWICKSHIRE

SUN 11 NOV

EC: 01/11/2012 TIMES: 09/11/2012 between 11:00 to 13:00; 01564784475 or www.swallowfield.net Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 15 2008 W £17 2 KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 3 Novice 22 2007 W OR £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ OR £17 5 Elementary 43 2006 W OR £17 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ OR £17

VALE VIEW EC, LEICESTERSHIRE

SUN 11 NOV

EC: 28/10/2012 TIMES: 09/11/2012 between 12:00 to 14:00; 01664823739 or www.valeviewequestrian.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1A Preliminary 14 2006 W £19 1B KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £19 2A Preliminary 19 2008 W £19 2B KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £19 3 Novice 27 2007 W ORT £19 4 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £19 5 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £19 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £19 7 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £19 8 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £19 9 Advanced Medium 94 2002 W ORT £19 10 Advanced Medium 96 2011 W ORT £19

YORKSHIRE DRESSAGE, SOUTH YORKSHIRE EC: 05/11/2012 TIMES: 09/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; or www.aldhammillequestrian.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect 1A KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ 1B Preliminary 14 2006 W 2A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ 2B Preliminary 19 2008 W 3 Novice 28 2008 W OR 4 Blue Chip Novice 38 2005 WQ OR 5 Elementary 43 2006 W OR 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ OR

FOXES RIDING SCHOOL, CHESHIRE

EF £16 £16 £16 £16 £16 £16 £16 £16

Prizes £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5

MON 12 NOV Prizes £18, £11, £7 £18, £11, £7 £18, £11, £7 £18, £11, £7 £18, £11, £7 £18, £11, £7

MON 12 NOV

EC: 05/11/2012 TIMES: 10/11/2012 between 20:00 to 22:00; 07521 059609 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £17 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £17 3 Novice 28 2008 W OR £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ OR £17

SNOWBALL FARM, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

SUN 11 NOV

EC: 05/11/2012 TIMES: 10/11/2012 between 14:00 to 17:00; 01513396797 or www.foxesridingschool.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 KBIS Preliminary 13 2006 WQ £17 2 KBIS Preliminary 14 2006 WQ £17 3 Novice 24 2010 W ORT £17 4 Blue Chip Novice 34 2009 WQ ORT £17 5 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £17 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 50 2007 WQ ORT £17

SEVERNVALE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, MONMOUTHSHIRE

Prizes £18, £14, £10 £18, £14, £10 £18, £14, £10 £18, £14, £10 £18, £14, £10 £18, £14, £10

Prizes £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8 £18, £10, £8

MON 12 NOV

EC: 02/11/2012 TIMES: 09/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; 07731902105 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £18 2 Blue Chip Novice 30 2006 WQ ORT £18 3 Elementary 44 2002 W ORT £18 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 49 2009 WQ ORT £18

Prizes £19, £12, £10 £19, £12, £10 £19, £12, £10 £19, £12, £10

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TUE 13 NOV

EC: 06/11/2012 TIMES: 09/11/2012 between 18:00 to 20:00; text 07775840808 or www.abbeydressage.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Novice 28 2008 W OR £18 £19, £10, £8 2 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ OR £18 £19, £10, £8 3 Elementary 44 2002 W OR £20 £21, £12, £10 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ OR £20 £21, £12, £10 5 Medium 71 2002 W OR £21 £22, £12, £10 6 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £21 £22, £12, £10

BEAVER HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE

WED 14 NOV

EC: 11/11/2012 TIMES: 12/11/2012 between 16:00 to 18:00; or www.beaverhall.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Preliminary 14 2006 W £16 £17, £12, £10 2 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 3 Novice 34 2009 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 4 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 5 Elementary 53 2007 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 6 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £18 £19, £12, £10 7 Medium 73 2007 W ORT £18 £19, £12, £10 8 Advanced Medium 92 2011 W ORT £18 £19, £12, £10 9 PYO W: Any current FEI Test £20 £21, £12, £10

BEDGEBURY PARK, KENT

WED 14 NOV

EC: 07/11/2012 TIMES: 12/11/2012 between 17:00 to 17:30; 07866020263 or www.bedgeburypark.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £18 2 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £18 3 Elementary 40 2010 W ORT £19 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 53 2007 WQ ORT £19 5 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £19 6 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £19 7 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £19

BURROWS COURT FARM, GLOUCESTERSHIRE WED 14 NOV

| ISSUE 6 2012 | BR ITISH DR ESSAGE

WED 14 NOV

HUNTERS EQUESTRIAN, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

Prizes £19, £10, £5 £19, £10, £5 £19, £10, £5 £19, £10, £5 £19, £10, £5 £19, £10, £5 £21, £10, £5 £21, £10, £5 £21, £10, £5

WED 14 NOV

EC: 04/11/2012 TIMES: 12/11/2012 between 19:30 to 21:00; 01285640790 Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Medium 71 2002 W OR £19.50 2 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ OR £19.50 3 Advanced Medium 93 2004 W OR £20 4 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ OR £20 5 Novice 30 2006 W OR £18.50 6 Novice 22 2007 W OR £18.50 7 Elementary 42 2008 W OR £18.50 8 Elementary 43 2006 W OR £18.50

SOUTH VIEW, CHESHIRE Prizes £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5 £20, £10, £5

EC: 04/11/2012 TIMES: 12/11/2012 between 20:00 to 22:00; 01453542488 or 07894470595 or www.burrowscourtfarm.co.uk Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1 Novice 28 2008 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 2 Novice 22 2007 W ORT £17 £18, £12, £10 3 Elementary 42 2008 W ORT £19 £20, £12, £10 4 Elementary 43 2006 W ORT £19 £20, £12, £10 5 Medium 63 2002 W ORT £19 £20, £12, £10 6 Medium 61 2002 W ORT £19 £20, £12, £10

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FOREST EDGE ARENA, NORFOLK

EC: 07/11/2012 TIMES: 13/11/2012 between 13:00 to 17:00; 01760722616 or www. forestedgearena.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF 1 Preliminary 19 2008 W £18 2 KBIS Preliminary 15 2008 WQ £18 3 Novice 39 2010 W ORT £18 4 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £18 5 Elementary 59 2010 W ORT £18 6 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 57 2007 WQ ORT £18 7 Medium 69 2005 W ORT £20 8 Albion Medium 73 2007 WQ ORT £20 9 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 98 2002 WQ ORT £20

Prizes £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £21, £10, £7 £21, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7 £20, £10, £7

WED 14 NOV

EC: 07/11/2012 TIMES: 12/11/2012 between 11:00 to 17:00; 01270528684 or www. southviewarena.com Class Sponsor Test Sect EF Prizes 1A KBIS Preliminary 19 2008 WQ £17 £19, £16, £13 1B Preliminary 19 2008 W £17 £19, £16, £13 2 Blue Chip Novice 35 2009 WQ ORT £17 £19, £16, £13 3 Elementary 45 2010 W ORT £18 £20, £17, £14 4 Equitop Myoplast Elementary 59 2010 WQ ORT £18 £20, £17, £14 5 Albion Medium 75 2002 WQ ORT £18 £20, £17, £14 6 Charles Owen Advanced Medium 92 2011 WQ ORT £18 £20, £17, £14

CALENDAR >> FORTHCOMING EVENTS >> 15 6 JANUARY NOVEMBER TOTO 21 FEBRUARY 30 DECEMBER 2012 Date Day NOVEMBER

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15 Thu Field House Staffordshire 15 Thu Solihull RC West Midlands 15 Thu West Wilts Wiltshire 16 Fri Allens Hill Worcestershire 16–18 Fri–Sun Kingsbarn Equestrian Stirlingshire 16–17 Fri–Sat Kingswood EC Staffordshire 16 Fri Oldencraig Surrey 16–17 Fri–Sat R.E.C Events North Yorkshire 17 Sat Berkshire College Berkshire 17 Sat Brahan Highland 17 Sat Burrows Court Farm Gloucestershire 17–18 Sat–Sun Cobham Manor Kent 17–18 Sat–Sun College of West Anglia Cambridgeshire 17–18 Sat–Sun Crow Wood Dressage Lancashire 17 Sat Haddon Equestrian Club Cheshire 17–18 Sat–Sun Kings Equestrian Herefordshire 17 Sat Lluest Equine Centre Ceredigion 17 Sat Merrist Wood College Surrey 17 Sat Mount Ballan Manor Monmouthshire 17 Sat Shuttleworth College Bedfordshire 17 Sat Sparsholt College Hampshire 17 Sat Stretcholt Farm Dressage Somerset 17 Sat Windmill Farm Buckinghamshire 17–18 Sat–Sun Wix EC Essex 18 Sun Bold Heath Cheshire 18 Sun Bovington Dorset 18 Sun Brook Farm TC Essex 18 Sun Brooksby Melton College Leicestershire 18 Sun Elms Farm Equestrian Lincolnshire 18 Sun Fountain Equestrian Aberdeenshire 18 Sun Hartpury College Gloucestershire 18 Sun Holmside Hall Equestrian Durham 18 Sun Isle of Wight Riding Club Dressage Isle Of Wight 18 Sun Keysoe Bedfordshire 18 Sun Lane Farm Equestrian Northumberland 18 Sun Moulton College Northamptonshire 18 Sun Port Royal East Yorkshire 18 Sun Tall Trees Cornwall 19 Mon Bury Farm EC Buckinghamshire 20 Tue The Jays Suffolk 21 Wed Abbey Dressage Gloucestershire 21 Wed Aintree International EC Merseyside 21 Wed Beaver Hall Staffordshire 21 Wed Hargate Arena Derbyshire 21 Wed Newton Rigg College Cumbria 21 Wed Northallerton Equestrian Centre North Yorkshire 21 Wed Port Royal East Yorkshire 21 Wed Quob Stables Hampshire 21 Wed Vale View EC Leicestershire 22 Thu Addington Manor EC Buckinghamshire 22 Thu Eaglesfield EC Kent 22 Thu Field House Staffordshire 22 Thu Prescott EC Shropshire 22 Thu Step Aside Dressage West Sussex (formerly Step by Step) 22 Thu Swallowfield Warwickshire 22–23 Thu–Fri West Wilts Wiltshire 23–24 Fri–Sat Oldencraig Surrey 23–25 Fri–Sun Rowallan East Ayrshire 23 Fri Summerhouse Gloucestershire 24 Sat Bedgebury Park Kent 24 Sat Duchy College Cornwall

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P-AMQ, ADV 05/11/2012 P15W, P19WQ, N22W, N37WQ, E40W, E53WQ, M73W, M75WQ 05/11/2012 P15W, P19W, P19WQ, N22W, N38WQ, E43W, E53WQ, M61W, M73WQ, AM94W, AM98WQ, PYOW 29/10/2012 P15WQ, P19WQ, N37W, N38WQ, E45W, E43W 09/11/2012 P–EQ FSM N-MQ 06/11/2012 M61W, M73WQ, AM85W, AM98WQ, PYOW, FEI PSGWQ, PYOW, P15W, P15WQ, P19W, P19WQ, N23W, N39WQ, E53W, E59WQ 06/11/2012 P15W, P19W, N23W, N35W, E40W, E53W, M61W, AM98W 06/11/2012 Intro AW, P12W, P18W, N24W, N30W, E42W, E49W, M69W, M73WQ, AM85W, AM98WQ, A102W, Intro BW, P12W, P14W, P14WQ, N28W, N34WQ, E44W, E50WQ, M69W, M75WQ, AM92W, AM98WQ, A105W, FSMEQ, FSMMQ 06/11/2012 P18W, P14WQ, N23W, N39WQ, E40W, E59WQ, M69W, M73WQ, AM85W, AM92WQ 07/11/2012 P13WQ, P14WQ, N24W, N34WQ, E49WQ, M71WQ, AM93WQ, FSMNQ, FSMEQ 07/11/2012 P14WQ, P14W, P15WQ, P15W, N27W, N35WQ, E42W, E53WQ 07/11/2012 P13WQ, P14WQ, N23W, N35WQ, FSMNQ, FSMEQ, E45W, E59WQ, M69W, M75WQ, FSMMQ, FSMAMQ, AM94W, AM98WQ, A105W 10/11/2012 P12W, P13WQ, N28W, N34WQ, E44W, E50WQ, M71WQ, AM93WQ 12/11/2012 P19W, FSMNQ, E43W, FSMEQ, FSMMQ 10/11/2012 P13WQ, P13W, P14WQ, P14W, N34WQ, E49WQ 03/11/2012 P15WQ, P15W, P19WQ, P19W, N22W, N35WQ, E40W, E57WQ, N39WQ, FSMNQ, E53WQ, FSMEQ, M75WQ, FSMMQ, AM92WQ, FSMAMQ, PYOW, FSMPSGQ 13/11/2012 P15W, P15W, P19WQ, N35W, N38WQ, E53W, E57WQ 07/11/2012 N24W, N30WQ, E49W, E50WQ, M63W, M71WQ 05/11/2012 P15W, P19WQ, N22W, N35WQ, E53WQ, M69W, M73WQ, AM92WQ 03/11/2012 P-NQ 07/11/2012 P15WQ, P15W, P19WQ, P19W, N37W, N38WQ, E53W, E57WQ, M69W, M73WQ, AM92W, AM98WQ, PYOW 03/11/2012 P15WQ, N22W, N35WQ, E57WQ 07/11/2012 FSMP, FSMNQ, FSMEQ, FSMMQ, FSMAMQ, FSMPSGQ 07/11/2012 FSMNQ, FSMEQ, FSMMQ, M61W, M75WQ, AM85W, AM92WQ, A100W, PYOW, FSMAMQ, P15W, P19WQ, N22W, N35WQ, E40W, E57WQ 10/11/2012 P13WQ, P13WQ, N34W, E59WQ, M73WQ, AM98WQ, PYOW 11/11/2012 P15W, P15WQ, P19W, P19WQ, N23W, N37WQ 08/11/2012 P13W, P13WQ, N28W, N30WQ, E42W, E50WQ, M63W, M71WQ 09/11/2012 Intro AW, P13W, P13WQ, P14W, P14WQ, N28W, N28W, N30W, N30WQ, E44W, E49WQ 25/10/2012 P7W, P13WQ, N34W, N38WQ, E44W, E59WQ, M73W, M75WQ, AM94W, AM98WQ 08/11/2012 P-AMQ 08/11/2012 N34W, N39WQ, E43W, E53WQ, M69W, M73WQ 02/11/2012 P4W, P14WQ, N28W, N35WQ, E57WQ, M75WQ, AM92WQ 13/11/2012 P15WQ, P15W, N38WQ, E53WQ, PYOW, M73WQ, AM98WQ, PYOW 12/11/2012 P15WQ, P19WQ, N22W, N37WQ, E43W, E57WQ, M69W, M75WQ, AM98WQ, PYOW 08/11/2012 P4W, P13WQ, N24W, N30WQ, E42W, E49WQ 04/11/2012 N37WQ, FSMNQ, E59WQ, FSMEWQ, M73WQ, FSMMQ, AM98WQ, FSMAMQ 08/11/2012 P-AMQ 14/11/2012 E40W, E59WQ, M61W, M73WQ, AM98WQ, PYOW 15/11/2012 E59WQ, PYOW, M75WQ, PYOW, AM98WQ, PYOW, PYOW 09/11/2012 P13WQ, P13W, P14WQ, P14W, N27W, N34WQ, E44W, E50WQ, M63W, M71WQ, AM90W, AM93WQ 14/11/2012 P14WQ, P14W, P19WQ, P19W, N27W, N37WQ, E42W, E53WQ 14/11/2012 P19WQ, FSMNQ, N35WQ, E59WQ, M73WQ, AM98WQ 15/11/2012 P14WQ, N30W, PYOW, M61W, M75WQ, AM92WQ, PYOW 11/11/2012 P4W, P13WQ, N24W, N30WQ, E42W, E50WQ, M71WQ 11/11/2012 P-EQ 11/11/2012 P19WQ, N37WQ, E43W, E53WQ, M69W, M75WQ, AM94W, AM98WQ, PYOW 11/11/2012 P-AMQ 11/11/2012 N38WQ, E53WQ, M73WQ, AM92WQ 11/11/2012 M61W, M75WQ, AM94W, AM98WQ, PYOW, PYOW 07/11/2012 P15WQ, N23W, N37WQ, E43W, E57WQ, M69W, M73WQ, AM92WQ, PYOW, PYOW 12/11/2012 P15WQ, N37WQ, E53WQ, M73WQ, AM92WQ 15/11/2012 P-AMQ 12/11/2012 P19W, P15WQ, N22W, N37WQ, E57WQ, M75WQ, AM98WQ 12/11/2012 P15WQ, P15W, P19WQ, P19W, N23W, N35WQ, E40W, E57WQ, M69W, M75WQ, PYOW, AM98WQ, PYOW 15/11/2012 M69W, M73WQ, AM92WQ, PYOW 12/11/2012 P13W, P14W, P14WQ, N24W, N34WQ, E42W, E50WQ, M61W, M73WQ, AM94W, AM92WQ, PYOW 12/11/2012 M61W, M75WQ, AM85W, AM98WQ, PYOW, P15WQ, P19WQ, N22W, N39WQ, E45W, E57WQ 13/11/2012 FSMP, FSMNQ, FSMEQ, P19W, N27W, E53W, P7W, P15W, P15WQ, N27W, N27W, N38WQ, E44W, E44W, E57WQ, P13W, P19W, P19WQ, N30W, N30W, N35WQ, E50W, E50W, E59W 12/11/2012 P19WQ, P19W, P15WQ, P15W, N35W, N37WQ, E53W, E59WQ, M61W, M73WQ, AM85W, AM92WQ 09/11/2012 P15W, N22W, N35WQ, E40W, E53WQ, M75WQ, AM98WQ 17/11/2012 P13WQ, P19WQ, N30W, N38WQ, E49W, E53WQ, M71W, M75WQ, AM98WQ 26/10/2011

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24 Sat Fenning Farm Cambridgeshire P15W, P19W, P19WQ, N22W, N37WQ, E40W, E57WQ, FSMP, FSMNQ, FSMEQ 14/11/2012 24–25 Sat–Sun Ladyleys Dressage Aberdeenshire P7W, P13WQ, N27W, N34WQ, E42W, E49WQ, M61W, M73WQ, AM94W, AM90WQ, P12W, P14WQ, N24W, N34WQ, E43W, E53WQ, M61W, M73WQ, AM85W, AM92WQ 14/11/2012 24 Sat Moreton Equestrian Centre Dorset P15WQ, P15W, P19WQ, P19W, N22W, N38WQ, E45W, E53WQ, M61W, M75WQ, AM98WQ, PYOW 17/11/2012 24–25 Sat–Sun Myerscough College Lancashire P15WQ, P15W, N35WQ, E57WQ, M73WQ, AM98WQ, FSMP, FSMNQ, FSMEQ, FSMMQ, FSMAMQ 14/11/2012 24 Sat Norton Heath Essex P14W, P15WQ, N28W, N38WQ, E42W, E49WQ, M63W, M71WQ 16/11/2012 24 Sat Pachesham EC Surrey N23W, N39WQ, E43W, E53WQ, M61W, M75WQ 20/11/2012 25 Sun Bicton College Devon P15W, P19WQ, N23W, N38WQ 15/11/2012 25 Sun Boyton Hall EC Suffolk P12W, P13WQ, P13W, N28W, N39WQ, E40W, E57WQ, M69W, M75WQ 19/11/2012 25 Sun Hargate Arena Derbyshire P12W, P14WQ, N27W, N34WQ, E44W, E49WQ, M71WQ 15/11/2012 25 Sun Harolds Park Farm Essex P14WQ, N27W, N34WQ, E42W, E50WQ 11/11/2012 25 Sun Maelor Equestrian Centre Flintshire P15W, P15WQ, P19W, P19WQ, N37W, N38WQ, E57W, E59WQ 15/11/2012 25 Sun Vale View EC Leicestershire P14W, P14WQ, P15W, P15WQ, N28W, N38WQ, E49W, E57WQ, M69W, M61W, AM85W, AM92WQ 11/11/2012 25–26 Sun–Mon Watt Meadow Dressage Staffordshire P–MQ 15/11/2012 25 Sun Yorkshire Riding Centre North Yorkshire P7W, P14W, P14WQ, N27W, N34WQ, E44W, E50WQ, M63W, M71WQ, AM90W, AM93WQ 19/11/2012 26–27 Mon–Tue Patchetts Hertfordshire P13WQ, P15WQ, N27W, N37WQ, E42W, E53WQ, PYOW, M75WQ, AM98WQ, FSMNQ, FSMEQ, FSMMQ, FSMAMQ, FSMPSGQ 16/11/2012 27–28 Tue–Wed Crofton Manor EC Hampshire P19WQ, N37W, N39WQ, E43W, E59WQ, M69W, M75WQ, AM85W, AM92WQ, PYOW 19/11/2012 27 Tue Sissons Farm Cambridgeshire P18W, P14WQ, N24W, N30WQ, E42W, E50WQ, M63W, M71WQ, AM93W, AM90WQ 17/11/2012 28 Wed Arena UK EC Lincolnshire P12W, P14WQ, N23W, N37WQ, E43W, M69W, M75WQ, M75WQ, AM85W, AM92W 18/11/2012 28 Wed Aston Le Walls Northamptonshire P15WQ, P15W, P19WQ, P19W, N23W, N38WQ, E43W, E53WQ, M61W, M73WQ, AM92WQ 18/11/2012 28 Wed Beaver Hall Staffordshire P13WQ, N34WQ, E53WQ, M61W, M75WQ, AM92WQ, PYOW 18/11/2012 28 Wed Colraine Cornwall P13WQ, P14WQ, N24W, N30WQ, E42W, E49WQ 21/11/2012 28 Wed Hunters Equestrian Gloucestershire N27W, N35WQ, E44W, E53WQ, M63W, M73WQ, AM93W, AM92WQ 15/11/2012 28 Wed Keysoe Bedfordshire P15WQ, P19WQ, N35W, N39WQ, E45W, E59WQ, M61W, M73WQ, AM92WQ, PYOW 14/11/2012 29 Thu Solihull RC West Midlands P13W, P14WQ, N27W, N34WQ, E42W, E50WQ 19/11/2012 30–01 Fri–Sat Crow Wood Dressage Lancashire P15WQ, N22W, N35WQ, E57W, E59WQ 23/11/2012 30–02 Fri–Sun Kingsbarn Equestrian Stirlingshire P-AMQ + FSM 20/11/2012 30 Fri Oldencraig Surrey P19W, N23W, N35W, E43W, E53WQ, M69W, M75WQ, AM92WQ, AM85W 20/11/2012 30–01 Fri–Sat Stilebridge Barn Kent M61W, M75WQ, AM92W, AM98WQ 20/11/2012 DECEMBER 01 Sat Bedgebury Park Kent P19SQ, N37SQ, E40S, E53SQ, M61S, M75SQ, AM98SQ 24/11/2012 01 Sat Bluegate Hall Farm Essex P13SQ, P15SQ, N28S, N38SQ, E43S, E53SQ 24/11/2012 01 Sat Burrows Court Farm Gloucestershire P13SQ, P13S, P19SQ, P19S, N28S, N38SQ, E44S, E57SQ 21/11/2012 01 Sat College of West Anglia Cambridgeshire P4S, P14SQ, N27S, N30SQ, E42S, E49SQ, M71SQ, AM90SQ 26/11/2012 01 Sat Deeside College, Northrop College Flintshire P1S, P14S, N24S, N34S 16/11/2012 01 Sat Lower Stocklands Cardiff N30S, N34SQ, E49S, E50SQ 21/11/2012 01 Sat LVFRC Gloucestershire P13SQ, P14SQ, N27S, N34SQ, E42S, E50SQ, M63S, M71SQ 21/11/2012 01 Sat Merrist Wood College Surrey AM92SQ, A105S, FEI PSGS, FEI INT1S, FEI INT2S 19/11/2012 01 Sat Moreton Equestrian Centre Dorset P15SQ, P15S, P19SQ, P19S, N23S, N35SQ, E40S, E57SQ, M69S, M73SQ, AM92SQ, PYOS 24/11/2012 01 Sat Reaseheath College Cheshire N28S, N38SQ, E49S, E53SQ, M61S, AM98SQ 17/11/2012 01–02 Sat–Sun Tall Trees Cornwall E-AMQ ADV, FSM 17/11/2012 01–02 Sat–Sun The Cabin Aberdeenshire P-AMQ 21/11/2012 02 Sun Birtle Riding Centre Lancashire P-EQ 22/11/2012 02 Sun Cholderton Wiltshire P15S, P19SQ, N23S, N37SQ, E43S, E53SQ 18/11/2012 02 Sun Elms Farm Equestrian Lincolnshire P4S, P13SQ, N34S, N38SQ, E53S, E59SQ, M73S, M75SQ, AM94S, AM98SQ 22/11/2012 02 Sun Hunters Equestrian Gloucestershire P13SQ, P13S, P14SQ, P14S, N28S, N30SQ, E42S, E50SQ, M71SQ 22/11/2012 02 Sun Moreton Morrell Warwickshire P15SQ, P19SQ, N35S, N37SQ, E53S, E59SQ, M69S, M75SQ 22/11/2012 02 Sun R.E.C Events North Yorkshire Intro AS, P7S, P14S, P14SQ, N27S, N34SQ, E42S, E49SQ, M63S, M71SQ, AM90S, AM93S 22/11/2012 02 Sun Vale View EC Leicestershire P13S, P13SQ, P19S, P19SQ, N24S, N35SQ, E42S, E53SQ, M61S, M73SQ, AM94S, AM98SQ 18/11/2012 03 Mon Foxes Riding School Cheshire P-EQ 23/11/2012 03 Mon Wellington Riding Hampshire N37SQ, E53SQ, M75SQ 19/11/2012 04 Tue Keysoe Bedfordshire FSMP, FSMNQ, FSMEQ, FSMMQ, FSMAMQ, FSMPSGQ, FSMPYO 20/11/2012 05 Wed Checkendon Equestrian Centre Berkshire Intro BS, P7S, P14SQ, N24S, N30SQ, E44S 25/11/2012 05 Wed Hunters Equestrian Gloucestershire N30S, N37SQ, E42S, E57SQ, M71S, M75SQ, AM90S, AM98SQ 25/11/2012 05 Wed Keysoe Bedfordshire P15SQ, P19SQ, N22S, N37SQ, E43S, E57SQ, M69S, M75SQ, AM98SQ, FEI PSGSQ, PYOS 21/11/2012 05 Wed Port Royal East Yorkshire P-AMQ 25/11/2012 05 Wed Quob Stables Hampshire E53SQ, M73SQ, AM92SQ, A100S, FEI PSGSQ 25/11/2012 06 Thu Addington Manor EC Buckinghamshire P19SQ, N39S, N38SQ, E40S, E59SQ, M61S, M75SQ, AM98SQ, PYOS, FEI GPSQ 26/11/2012 06 Thu Field House Staffordshire P-AMQ PYO 26/11/2012 06 Thu Half Moon Stud Dorset P13SQ, P13S, P14SQ, P14S, N27S, N30SQ, E42S, E50SQ 26/11/2012 06 Thu Norton Heath Essex N23S, N34SQ, E43S, E50SQ, M63S, M71SQ, AM93S, AM90SQ 29/11/2012 06–07 Thu–Fri Sheepgate Lincolnshire P15S, P15SQ, P19S, P19SQ, N22S, N37SQ, E43S, E53SQ, M69S, M73SQ, AM94S, AM92SQ, A100S, FEI PSGS, FEI INT1S, FEI INT2S, FEI GPS, P14SQ, P14S, P15SQ, P15S, N35S, N38SQ, E45S, E57SQ, M61S, M75SQ, AM94S, AM98SQ, A100S, FEI PSGS, FEI INT1S, FEI INT2S, FEI GPS 29/11/2012 06 Thu Step Aside Dressage West Sussex P15SQ, P15S, P19SQ, P19S, N22S, N37SQ, E43S, E53SQ, M61S, M73SQ, PYOS, AM92S, PYOS 29/11/2012 (formerly Step by Step) 06 Thu Swallowfield Warwickshire P12S, P14SQ, N24S, N34SQ, E42S, E50SQ 22/11/2012 07–08 Fri–Sat Allens Hill Worcestershire P19S, P15S, N35S, E45S, E57SQ, M61S, M75SQ, AM85S, AM92SQ, P15SQ, P19SQ, N22S, N37SQ, E43S, E53SQ, M61S, M73SQ, AM98SQ, A102S, FEI PSGSQ 30/11/2012 Intro Introductory | P Preliminary | N Novice | E Elementary | M Medium | AM Advanced Medium | A Advanced | PSG Prix St Georges | INT I Intermediate I | INT II Intermediate II | GP Grand Prix GPSp Grand Prix Special | FSM Freestyle Music | SQ or WQ Summer or Winter Qualifier | S or W Summer or Winter Non-Qualifier

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07 Fri Croft Riding Centre Dressage Cheshire 07 Fri Fenning Farm Cambridgeshire 07 Fri Kingswood EC Staffordshire 07 Fri Oldencraig Surrey 07 Fri Summerhouse Gloucestershire 08–09 Sat–Sun Bicton Arena Devon 08 Sat Bluegate Hall Farm Essex 08 Sat Checkendon Equestrian Centre Berkshire 08–09 Sat–Sun Cobham Manor Kent 08 Sat Crofton Manor EC Hampshire 08 Sat Hartpury College Gloucestershire 08–09 Sat–Sun SNEC West Lothian 08 Sat South Staffordshire College Staffordshire 09 Sun Abbey Dressage Gloucestershire 09 Sun Aston Le Walls Northamptonshire 09 Sun Blackdyke Farm Cumbria 09 Sun Bold Heath Cheshire 09 Sun Centaur Trust Suffolk 09 Sun East Soley EC Berkshire 09 Sun Home Farm Equestrian Centre Gloucestershire 09 Sun Horse World EC Lincolnshire 09 Sun Keysoe Bedfordshire 09 Sun Kingston Maurward Dorset 09 Sun Ladyleys Dressage Aberdeenshire 09 Sun Maelor Equestrian Centre Flintshire 09 Sun Moulton College Northamptonshire 09 Sun Northallerton Equestrian Centre North Yorkshire 09–11 Sun–Tue Patchetts Hertfordshire 09 Sun Warren Farm EC Merseyside 10 Mon Snowball Farm Buckinghamshire 11 Tue Brooksby Melton College Leicestershire 12 Wed Arena UK EC Lincolnshire 12 Wed Burrows Court Farm Gloucestershire 12 Wed Crow Wood Dressage Lancashire 12 Wed Newton Rigg College Cumbria 12 Wed South View Cheshire 13–15 Thu–Sat Bury Farm EC High Profile Show Buckinghamshire 13 Thu Field House Staffordshire 13 Thu Prescott EC Shropshire 13 Thu Solihull RC West Midlands 13 Thu West Wilts Wiltshire 14 Fri Birtle Riding Centre Lancashire 14–16 Fri–Sun Rowallan East Ayrshire 14 Fri Stilebridge Barn Kent 14 Fri Summerhouse Gloucestershire 15–16 Sat–Sun Abbey Dressage Gloucestershire 15 Sat Badgworth Arena Somerset 15 Sat Colraine Cornwall 15–14 Sat–Fri Haddon Equestrian Club Cheshire 15–16 Sat–Sun Myerscough College Lancashire 15 Sat Norton Heath Essex 15 Sat Oldencraig Surrey 15 Sat Port Royal East Yorkshire 15 Sat R.E.C Events North Yorkshire 15–16 Sat–Sun Swallowfield Warwickshire 15 Sat The Grange EC Devon 15 Sat Ugie Dressage Aberdeenshire 15–16 Sat–Sun Yorkshire Riding Centre North Yorkshire 16 Sun Bishop Burton College East Yorkshire 16 Sun Bovington Dorset 16 Sun Brook Farm TC Essex 16 Sun Fenning Farm Cambridgeshire 16 Sun Hargate Arena Derbyshire 16 Sun Sparsholt College Hampshire

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P15SQ, P15S, P19SQ, P19S, N39SQ, E57SQ, M73SQ 23/11/2012 P4S, P19S, P19SQ, N24S, N39SQ, E44S, E53SQ 27/11/2012 M69S, M75SQ, AM92S, AM98SQ, PYOS, FEI PSGSQ, FEI INT1SQ, PYOS, P15S, P15SQ, P19S, P19SQ, N23S, N38SQ, E43S, E53SQ 29/11/2012 P15SQ, P19SQ, N37S, N38SQ, E53S, E57SQ, M69S, M73SQ, AM92SQ 27/11/2012 P15SQ, P15S, P19SQ, P19S, N23S, N35SQ, E43S, E53SQ, M69S, M75SQ, AM85S, AM92SQ 23/11/2012 PYOS, M63S, M71SQ, AM90S, AM93SQ, P13S, P13SQ, PYOS, N34SQ, PYOS, E49SQ 28/11/2012 P14SQ, P19SQ, N28S, N38SQ, E43S, E53SQ 28/11/2012 Intro AS, P12S, P13SQ, N28S, N34SQ 28/11/2012 M61S, M73SQ, FSMMQ, FSMAMQ, AM85S, AM92SQ, A105S, P15SQ, P19SQ, N22S, N37SQ, FSMNQ, FSMEQ, E43S, E57SQ 01/12/2012 P15SQ, N35S, N38SQ, E45S, E57SQ, M69S, M73SQ, AM92S, AM98SQ 30/11/2012 N35S, N38SQ, E40S, E53SQ, M75SQ, AM98SQ 26/11/2012 P–AMQ 28/11/2012 P19SQ, P15SQ, N22S, N35SQ, E45S, E53SQ 03/12/2012 P13SQ, P13S, P15SQ, P15S, N28S, N39SQ, E44S, E57SQ 02/12/2012 P15SQ, P15S, P19SQ, P19S, N22S, N37SQ, E43S, E57SQ, M61S, M75SQ, AM92SQ 29/11/2012 P15SQ, P15S, N22S, N35SQ, E40S, E57SQ, M75SQ 26/11/2012 P13S, P13S, N34S, E59S, M73S, AM98S, PYOS 29/11/2012 N23S, N37SQ, E57S, E59SQ, M69S, M75SQ, PYOS 03/12/2012 P15SQ, P19SQ, N35SQ, N39SQ, E57SQ, M73SQ, AM98SQ 29/11/2012 P19SQ, N22S, N38SQ, FSMNQ, E40S, E53SQ, FSMEQ, M61S, M73SQ, FSMMQ 02/12/2012 P12S, P13SQ, N24S, N30SQ, E42S, E50SQ 03/12/2012 P15SQ, P19SQ, N35S, N39SQ, E45S, E59SQ, M61S, M73SQ, AM92SQ, FEI PSGSQ, PYOS 15/11/2012 N37SQ, E53SQ, M73SQ, AM98SQ 25/11/2012 P13S, P14SQ, N24S, N37SQ, FSMP, FSMNQ, FSMEQ, FSMMQ, FSMAMQ, E44S, E49SQ, M75S, M73SQ, AM85S, AM92SQ 29/11/2012 P15S, P15SQ, FSMP, N23S, N38SQ, FSMNQ, E53S, E57SQ, FSMEQ 29/11/2012 N35SQ, FSMNQ, E53SQ, FSMEQ, M73SQ, FSMMQ, AM98SQ, FSMAMQ 29/11/2012 P12S, P14SQ, N27S, N34SQ, E44S, E50SQ, M63S, M71SQ, AM90SQ, AM93SQ, FSMNQ, FSMEQ 03/12/2012 P14SQ, P19SQ, N28S, N37SQ, E44S, E57SQ, FSMNQ, FSMEQ, FSMMQ, FSMAMQ, FSMPSGQ, N27S, N35SQ, E42S, E53SQ, PYOS, M73SQ, AM98SQ 29/11/2012 P-MQ 29/11/2012 N22S, N37SQ, E43S, E57SQ 30/11/2012 Intro AS, Intro BS, P1S, P13SQ, P14SQ, N30SQ 01/12/2012 P- AMQ 02/12/2012 P14SQ, P14S, P19SQ, P19S, N28S, N35SQ, E42S, E53SQ 28/11/2012 P19SQ, N23S, N38SQ, E43S, E57SQ 07/12/2012 P-EQ 02/12/2012 N23S, N37SQ, E43S, E53SQ, M61S, M73SQ 05/12/2012 A105S, FEI PSGS, FEI INT2S, FEI PSGS, FEI INT2S, FEI GPS, PYOS, FSMINT1S, FSMGP, FSMPSG 29/11/2012 P-AMQ PYO 03/12/2012 P12S, P13SQ, N27S, N34SQ, E49SQ, M71SQ, AM93SQ 03/12/2012 E45S, E53SQ, M61S, M73SQ, AM85S, AM92SQ 07/12/2012 P15S, P19S, P19SQ, N22S, N38SQ, E43S, E53SQ, M61S, M73SQ, AM94S, AM98SQ, PYOS 29/11/2012 P-EQ 04/06/2012 P13S, N22S, E42S, M73SQ, P7S, P15S, P15SQ, N34S, N34S, N38SQ, E44S, E44S, E57S, M63S, M73SQ, AM92SQ, A100S, FEI PSGS, FEI INT1S, P12S, P19S, P19SQ, N30S, N30S, N39SQ, E50S, E50S, E59SQ, M71S, M75SQ, AM98SQ, A100S, FEI PSGS, FEI INT1S 30/11/2012 P19S, N22S, N38SQ 04/12/2012 P19S, P19SQ, P15S, P15SQ, N22S, N38SQ, E40S, E57SQ, M61S, M73SQ, AM85S, AM92SQ 30/11/2012 M71S, M75SQ, AM93S, AM98SQ, A102S, FEI PSGSQ, P14SQ, P14S, P19SQ, P19S, N28S, N39SQ, E44S, E59SQ 08/12/2012 P-EQ 05/12/2012 P13SQ, P14SQ, N24S, N30SQ, E42S, E49SQ 08/12/2012 P–EQ 05/12/2012 P19SQ, P19S, N38SQ, E59SQ, M75SQ, AM98SQ, FSMNQ, FSMSQ, FSMSQ, FSMASQ, FSMPSSQ 05/12/2012 P12S, P19SQ, N24S, N37SQ, E44S, E50SQ, M63S, M71SQ 07/12/2012 P18S, P19SQ, N24S, N37SQ, E42S, E59SQ, M63S, M75SQ, AM85S 05/12/2012 P-AMQ 05/12/2012 Intro BS, P12S, P13S, P13SQ, N24S, N34S, E42S, E50SQ, M63S, M71SQ, AM90S, AM93SQ 04/12/2012 P-INT1 FSM N-PSGQ 06/12/2012 N24S, N34SQ, E43S, E53SQ, M69S, M75SQ 01/12/2012 P12S, P13SQ, N27S, N34SQ, E44S, E49SQ, M63S, M71SQ 04/12/2012 P-AMQ 01/12/2012 P14S, P14SQ, N28S, N34SQ, E42S, E50SQ, M71SQ 05/12/2012 P15S, P15SQ, P19S, P18S, N23S, N37SQ 06/12/2012 P13S, P13SQ, P14S, P14SQ, N28S, N34SQ, E44S, E50SQ, M71SQ, AM90SQ 07/12/2012 P15S, P15SQ, P19S, P19SQ, N23S, N39SQ, E40S, E53SQ, M61S, M73SQ, AM94S, AM98SQ, FSMP, FSMNQ, FSMEQ, FSMAMQ 06/12/2012 P15S, P19SQ, N22S, N35SQ, E40S, E57SQ, FSMNQ, FSMEQ 06/12/2012 P15SQ, P15S, P19SQ, P19S, N27S, N39SQ, E45S, E59SQ, M61S, M75SQ, AM96S, AM98SQ, PYOS, FEI PSGSQ, FEI INT1SQ, FEI INT2SQ, FEI GPSQ 02/12/2012

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16 Sun Vale View EC Leicestershire 18–19 Tue–Wed Crofton Manor EC Hampshire 19 Wed Northallerton Equestrian Centre North Yorkshire 20 Thu Addington Manor EC Buckinghamshire 20 Thu West Wilts Wiltshire 21 Fri Allens Hill Worcestershire 22 Sat Hartpury College Gloucestershire 27 Thu Bedgebury Park Kent 27 Thu Solihull RC West Midlands 28 Fri Harolds Park Farm Essex 29 Sat Myerscough College Lancashire 30 Sun Maelor Equestrian Centre Flintshire

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P14S, P14SQ, P15S, P15SQ, N27S, N37SQ, E44S, E57SQ, M61S, M75SQ, AM85S, AM98SQ, PYOS, PYOS 06/12/2013 P19SQ, N22S, N39SQ, E40S, E53SQ, M61S, M75S, AM85S, AM92SQ, PYOS 10/12/2012 P15SQ, N38SQ, E45S, E57SQ, M69S, M73SQ, AM85S, AM98SQ, PYOS, FSMMQ 09/12/2012 P15SQ, N22S, N35SQ, E45S, E53SQ, M61S, M73SQ, AM92SQ, PYOS, FEI INT2SQ 10/12/2012 P13S, P14S, P14SQ, N24S, N34SQ, E42S, E50SQ, M61S, M73SQ, AM94S, AM92SQ, PYOS 10/12/2012 P19SQ, P15SQ, N38S, N37SQ, E43S, E45S 14/12/2012 P15S, P19SQ, N35S, N38SQ 10/12/2012 P19SQ, N22S, N38SQ, E45S, M73SQ, PYOS 19/12/2012 P12S, P19SQ, N27S, N38SQ, E44S, E50SQ 21/12/2012 P13SQ, P14SQ, N24S, N30SQ, E44S, E50SQ 18/12/2012 P15SQ, P15S, N39SQ, E53SQ 19/12/2012 P15S, P15SQ, P19S, P19SQ, N37S, N38SQ, E53S, E57SQ 20/12/2012

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“I love being around horses and have just as much respect for the hairy family cob, as I do for our more famous equines” British dressage and showjumping team farrier Haydn Price DipWCF, talks about his love of horses and fascination with gait analysis and locomotion When did you first get involved with horses? As a child, I was always active and looking for something to keep me occupied. In desperation, to keep me out of trouble, my parents booked me in to have riding lessons for my 12th birthday. I was hooked and spent all of my spare time working there in the hope of a free lesson. I love being around horses and have just as much respect for the hairy old family cob, as I do for some of our more famous athletic equines. When did you first think about becoming a farrier? I was just 14 when I had my pony shod and I was totally transfixed by the process. I decided from that moment on that I wanted to be a farrier and never once considered anything else. How much can correct farriery help the dressage horse? Historically, horses were shod statically, where little thought was given to the dynamics of locomotion. Today’s dressage horses take the dynamics to an unprecedented level and carefully selected farriery can and does have a huge effect on performance, the reduction of repetitive strain injury and longevity in the performance horse. What are the demands for the modern-day dressage horse? Varying underfoot conditions can affect differences in both limb loading and locomotion. As most dressage horses are trained on synthetic surfaces, the farriery industry must adopt a more scientific approach toward appropriate individual footcare. Tell us about your Equinalysis Gait Analysis system. Having seen the effects that specific shoeing styles for individual requirements could achieve, I decided that we needed an ‘in the field’ system to be able to measure (and prove) the effects that we were making and collate that data into usable practical information.

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Consultant farrier to the British Equestrian Federation and team farrier to the British dressage and showjumping teams, Haydn lives with his wife, Rachel, and 14-year-old daughter, Martha, plus three dogs, in Wales. Following graduation with the Worshipful Company of Farriers in 1983, Haydn developed a farriery business, specialising in shoeing performance horses. With a particular interest in equine lameness, the practice developed as a specialist equine referral centre. In 2004, Haydn developed the Equinalysis Gait Analysis system, now used by World Class Performance. His book Shoeing for Performance was published in 1986. “We have always been a horse-owning family and have had all sorts, from point-topointers to advanced eventers. Currently, we have three home-bred youngsters and a lovely seven-year-old dressage horse for Rachel to ride,” says Haydn.

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It also questioned some of the more traditional treatment procedures in terms of joint support and rotation. We could demonstrate the changes and establish a benchmark in some cases of individual limb support through selective shoeing, rather than the generic ‘one shoe fits all’ syndrome. Do you still shoe ‘normal’ horses? One of my best friends is a hairy 16-year-old Welsh Cob, called Charlie, who was seriously ill with laminitis two years ago, but is now a very happy chap along with his human family, so if that is normal then yes, we still do normal horses. The unprecedented level of performance in this day and age requires us all to up our game and apply a more methodical approach to whatever service we are supplying. In terms of farriery, shoeing any performance horse is an intellectual and practical challenge to get the best possible performance with the least risk, and to that end we have to be providing a proactive support service.

What qualities do you need to do your job? As with any public service provider, we need to be mindful that customer service and support is crucial. Be a good listener, as knowing when not to say something is equally as important as ‘saying something’. Be understanding of others’ needs, just as much as your own. Diplomacy has also always proven to be a key asset. What are the greatest challenges in your job? Keeping up to date with technology and the interpretation of data output in terms of diagnostics. The actual shoeing process is relatively academic in comparison! What do you enjoy most about your job? Fixing things! It’s when you execute something that has a positive effect, whether it’s Charlie, the cob, or a subtle change in shoeing that enables a movement to be consistently marked higher. Well, ‘points make prizes’, don’t they? Choose three words to describe yourself. Determined, flexible, caring.

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