EQUISUPPLIES CALMSDEN HORSE TRIALS Ampney Down Farm, Cirencester 10th and 11th October 2020
Sponsors A huge thank you to all those who have supported Calmsden Horse Trials this year.
Thank you to all of our sponsors Welcome to Calmsden Horse Trials We hope your days’ eventing is successful! By Kind permission of the Baunton Trust, Jo and Chris Verey, Georgina Pearce and everyone at Ampney Down Farm
TIMETABLE & SECTION LISTS – SATURDAY TIMETABLE & SECTION LISTS
Prizes Prizes and Rosettes: Prize Money - lower level to 5th for BE90 and BE100 Classes, Lower level to 3rd for Novice sections, This will be paid by bacs.If you are a prize winner please email the Organiser - calmsdenevents@gmail.com BEFORE 19/10/2020. We regret that we cannot offer full prize money due to sponsorship availability at the time of producing this schedule. Rosettes will be posted out if you leave an A4 SAE at our information point. Please leave your EMAIL/ PHONE NUMBER for dressage tests
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Photography “The official event photographer will be on site taking photographs of all competitors at various stages of the event. These photographs will be published on their website for purchasing. If you do not wish for your photograph to be taken please contact the secretary” Images will only be available to purchase online.
COMPETITION RULES Dressage BE90 and BE90 Open Dressage Test BE100 and BE100 Open Dressage Test BE100Ou18 Novice, ON and PON Show Jumping
Test 96 (2016) Test 106 (2012) Test 106 (2012) Test 131 (2018)
BE90 no obstacle will exceed 0.95m in height or 1.40m width at the base BE 100/BE100 no obstacle exceeds 1.05m in height and 1.55m width at the base Novice no obstacle exceeds 1.15m in height and 1.90m width at the base. Show Jumping Penalties Starting and attempting to jump, or jumping, an obstacle before the bell has sounded. Elimination Knockdown 4 penalties First disobedience 4 penalties Second disobedience in whole test 8 penalties Third disobedience in whole test Elimination First fall of Competitor Elimination Second fall of Competitor Elimination First fall of Horse Elimination Resistance exceeding 20 seconds Elimination Failing to jump the next obstacle within 45 seconds Elimination For every commenced second in excess of the time allowed 1 penalty Exceeding the Time Limit (which is twice the time allowed) Elimination Exceeding 24 penalties at obstacles. * *Enforced at end of round, unless competitor retires or is eliminated. Compulsory Retirement Error of course not rectified Elimination Omission of obstacle or boundary flag Elimination Failing to re-attempt an obstacle following a first or second disobedience Elimination Failure to re-attempt an obstacle after a run-out Elimination Failure to re-attempt all obstacles of an open combination Elimination Retaking an obstacle already jumped Elimination Jumping obstacle in wrong order or in the wrong direction Elimination After being stopped by the Judge or stopping voluntarily, continuing before the bell and/or from a point nearer the next obstacle Elimination Following a fall of Competitor, continuing the course from a position which is nearer to the next obstacle or to the finish Elimination Attempting an alternative obstacle before the bell when the other obstacle has been disturbed as the result of disobedience or fall Elimination Jumping an obstacle which does not form part of the course Elimination Knocking so as to cause malfunction of the timing equipment Elimination Re-attempting an obstacle, which has been disturbed, before the bell Elimination Jumping or attempting to jump any obstacle or passing through the finish without wearing a hat Elimination Improperly leaving the arena Elimination Failing to cross the finishing line mounted Elimination Failing to cross the finishing line mounted within 60 seconds following a fall at the last obstacle Elimination At the discretion of the BE Steward, in consultation with the judge, a Competitor may be eliminated for: Unauthorised access to the arena Elimination Receiving unauthorised assistance Elimination Failure to enter the arena mounted and through the designated entrance Elimination Failure to enter the arena within one minute of being called Elimination Failure to commence the round within 45 seconds after the bell Elimination Ignoring the bell when required to stop during the round Elimination Failure to leave the arena mounted and by the designated exit, unless injured Elimination
Cross Country
BE90 no obstacle will exceed 0.90m in height or 1.50m width at the base BE100/BE100 Open no obstacle will exceed 1m in height or 1.80m at the base Novice no obstacle will exceed 1.10m in height or 2.80m at the base Cross Country Penalties First refusal, run-out or circle of Horse at obstacle 20 penalties Second refusal, run-out or circle of Horse at same obstacle 40 penalties Third cumulative refusal – Novice and above Elimination Fourth cumulative refusal – BE105 and below Elimination Third refusal, run-out or circle of Horse at same obstacle Elimination First fall of Competitor at obstacle (i.e. penalised) Elimination Second penalised fall of Competitor on the course Elimination Fall of Horse at obstacle (i.e. penalised) Elimination Trapped Horse Elimination Error of course not rectified Elimination After more than two minutes of continuous disobedience Elimination Omission of obstacle or boundary flag Elimination Retaking an obstacle already jumped Elimination Jumping obstacle in wrong order Elimination Jumping an obstacle with crossed flags Elimination For every commenced second in excess of the optimum time 0.4 penalty For every commenced second in excess of 15 seconds under the optimum time 0.4 penalty Exceeding the Time Limit (which is twice the optimum time) Elimination Unauthorised assistance. Unauthorised assistance during any phase of the competition is forbidden. The following activities are some examples of unauthorised assistance: • Any outside help, whether solicited or not, by voice, sounds, signs or other indications designed to help a Competitor; • Any tampering with obstacles, marker flags, string or any other part of the show jumping or cross country courses; • Intentionally taking a lead from another Competitor in the cross country phase. However; • A Competitor who has fallen or dismounted may be assisted to catch his Horse, remount, or adjust saddlery and equipment; • A whip, headgear or spectacles may be handed to a Competitor; On the cross country course, fence judges are permitted to call out ‘first’ or ‘second’ refusal or to provide information whether jumping penalties have been incurred as the result of dislodging any part of a fence or its marker flags.
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OFFICIALS – CALMSDEN 2020
Fence Judges: Jean Kennedy and James Chadbone, David and Elaine Shaw, Toni Nabozny, Ros Brown and Sophie Brown, John and Melissa Seddon, Jack Myszkowski and Barbara Hurst, Rob and Bean Mealing, Lesley Pepper, Dick Felix and Jane Thomson, Louise Pickles, Julie Parvin, Sophie Brown and Ros Brown, Tessa Stanton and Fiona Russell-Brown, Bobbie Middleton and Nikki Damment, Sarah Barr and Jill Anstey, Jane Milligan and Julie Hoskins, Jane Milligan& Julie Hoskins, Paul Webber & Sara Harding, Glynis Mayo, Samantha Morris & Beth, Neal Dennis & Rebecca Dennis, Irene Grant & Jo Sparks, Molly Hayton & Amy Bradley
Start Team Chris Trim Sandy Parks Sue Trim Alan Robinson
Start TIMING TIMING TIMING
Cross Country Fence Judge Team Jennie Smith Isabel Milner and Jo St Hill Chris Raybould
Cross Country fence judge organiser Cross country steward Cross country steward
HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY The Organisers of this event have taken reasonable precautions to ensure the health and safety of every person present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must take all reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents occurring and must obey the instructions of the organiser[s], officials and stewards. The Committee, Judges, Officials, BE Stewards and Technical Adviser have the responsibility for the implementation of the Safety Policy throughout this event and must ensure that Health and Safety Considerations are always given priority. TO MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC. All practicable steps are taken to ensure your health and safety and welfare whilst attending the event. You are required to take note of the following. a) To obtain a programme which contains a map showing the different parts of the event site b) Please take note of any fencing, stringing, whistle blasts from officials, public address announcements and signage displayed. And – this is a working farm – please use the bins provided or take your rubbish home. ALL DOGS ON A LEAD. Please clean up after your dogs. Any member of the public requiring first aid should go to the secretaries tent located by the show jumping where someone will call for assistance. ALL TERRAIN VEHICLES/motorcycles will NOT be permitted except those used by authorised officials. Mobility scooters are permitted but please contact the secretary upon arrival and we can assist with parking and viewing Contractors working at the Horse Trials are required to observe best working practices, comply with all legislation relevant to their business and take all reasonable and practical steps to safeguard their employees and all those attending the event. Exhibitors are responsible for the safety of their own stands and the risks that they may pose to other persons within the allocated space or immediate surrounding areas. This is subject to monitoring by the Safety Advisor. Disclaimer of Liability Except for the negligence of the organisers, or their agents or others for whom they in law are responsible, the organisers do not accept responsibility in respect of any accident, illness or disease caused to or suffered by any horse, owner, rider spectator, sponsor and others present at the site of the Event and their property and accoutrements. Reservation of Rights The Organisers have the power to: 1. cancel or divide any class or transfer competitors between sections of a class; 2. alter the advertised times; or 3. refuse any entry.
Course Map NOVICE
1 2 3 4 5A,B 6 7 8 9 10A,B 11 12 13A,B 14 15 A.B. 16 17 18A,B,C 19
LOG PICNIC TABLE TYRES SLOPING PALLISADE BRUSH SPLIT LOG TO LOG BRUSH APRON TRAKENER WALL SEAT HEDGE SHOULDER BRUSH TO BRUSH CORNER BARRELLS DOUBLE OF RAILS. HEDGE STEP UP TO SKINNY PALLISADE LOG PILE TO HEDGE CORNER, WATER, LOG BRUSH APRON
Course Map BE100
1
BRUSH APRON - SHARED
2 3
SHEEP CREEP LARCH PILE
4A.B 5 6 7A,B,C
DOUBLE OF SADDLE HORSES CHURNSTAND BOW TIE HOUSE STEP HOUSE
8
CORNER
9
DISPLAY BOX
10 11A,B 12 13 A,B
HEDGE DOUBLE OF ROLL TOPS LOGO BOX BRUSH ROLLTOP TO CYLINDER
14
WALL
15
DITCH WITH RAILS
16A,B 17
WATER TO BLUE V FLOWER BOX
Course Map BE90
1 2
BRUSH APRON. LONG HOUSE
3 4
TYRES LARCH PILE
5A,B 6
VIADUCT TO ROLL TOP PHEASANT FEEDER
7A.B
STEP TO PLASTIC BRUSH
8
CASTLE
9
LOG
10
CORNER
11 12A,B 13 14 15
SLOPING BRUSH THRO GAP STEP UP TO ROLL TOP LOG CLYINDER SHARKS TEETH
16A,B 17
WATER TO ROLL TOP FLOWER BOX
This is a working farm, livestock graze these fields – please do not muck out into the lorry park, please dispose of your rubbish thoughtfully. Many Thanks