Official Prelim to Advanced FEI Small Tour & FEI Pony Test
Official Prelim to Advanced FEI Small Tour & FEI Pony Test Young Horse/Pony qualifiers Owner/Rider Prelim & Novice Newcomer Prelim & Novice Separate Pony Championships Entries close 24th October Online entry at www.australiansportspony.org Contact - Federal Secretary PO Box 594, Echuca Vic 3564 Ph 0437 245943 Australian Sports Pony Registry Inc. - 2014 OPEN EA DRESSAGE DRESSAGE COMPETITION SCHEDULE Official Competitive classes 1. 4 yo Young Horse/Pony 2. 5 yo Young Horse/Pony 3. 6 yo Young Horse/Pony 4. Preliminary 1.2 5. Preliminary 1.3 6. Novice 2.2 7. Novice 2.3 8. Elementary 3.2 9. Elementary 3.3 10. Medium 4.2 11. Medium 4.3 12. Advanced 5.2 13. Advanced 5.3 14. FEI PONY 15. FEI Prix St Georges 16. FEI Intermediate I Closed Unrestricted classes 17. Newcomer - Preliminary 1.2 18. Newcomer - Novice 2.2 19. Owner/Rider - Preliminary 1.1 20. Owner/Rider - Novice 2.1 Entry must be made online at www.globalentriesonline.com.au ENTRY FEES Dressage EA : $31 per test ASPR members $41 per test non ASPR members Dressage FEI & YH/YP : $41 per test ASPR members $51 per test non ASPR members Sports Pony Showing Classes : $15 per class ASPR members $ 5 per class non ASPR members Compulsory Admin Fee : $10 per rider/handler WPNEC Facility Fee : $16 per horse/pony/day Note that for Sports Pony Show classes, handler does not have to be an EA or ASPR member and pony does not have to be EA or ASPR registered. SPORTS PONY SHOW COMPETITION SCHEDULE All classes to be held in Indoor Arena 2 Sports Pony suitable for Dressage, 4 yrs & over, 13.2hh (137 cms) & under 1. Led Female 2. Led Gelding 3. Led Stallion Sports Pony suitable for Dressage, 4 yrs & over, over 13.2hh (137 cms) and not exceeding 14.2 1/4hh (148 cms) 4. Led Female 5. Led Gelding 6. Led Stallion Champion & Reserve Champion Sports Pony suitable for Showjumping/Eventing, 4 yrs & over, 13.2hh (137 cms) & under 7. Led Female 8. Led Gelding 9. Led Stallion Sports Pony suitable for Showjumping/Eventing, 4 yrs & over, over 13.2hh (137 cms) and not exceeding 14.2 1/4 hh (148 cms) 10. Led Female 11. Led Gelding 12. Led Stallion Champion & Reserve Champion Sports Pony Youngstock not exceeding 14.2 1/4hh (148 cms) 13. Yearling, any sex 14. 2 y.o. filly 15. 2 y.o. colt/gelding 16. 3 y.o. filly 17. 3 y.o. colt 18. 3 y.o. gelding Champion & Reserve Champion Youngstock Exhibit Conditions of Entry for Sports Pony Show Classes : Sports pony class (this is not a 'show pony' class but more of a performance suitability class for a good sound animal to go on to excel in any discipline such as eventing, dressage etc.) In hand pony likely to make a competition sport animal. These classes are for ponies that have the conformation and movement for performance disciplines. All ponies to enter the ring together and to be assessed as a class and for the temperament of each individual animal. All Exhibits then will leave the ring and will re-enter individually for allocation of marks. The class will be judged in the following manner. - The judge to stand at 'A'. Exhibit will be awarded marks for conformation out of a maximum of 20 marks. - The Exhibit to walk the triangle: a-b, b-c, c-a. marks to be awarded out of a maximum of 20 marks for the walk. - The Exhibit to trot the triangle: a-b, b-c, c-a. marks to be awarded out of a maximum of 20 marks for the trot. - Overall impression to be awarded out of a maximum of 20 marks as Exhibit leaves the ring. - Exhibits are required back at the completion of the class for presentation of awards. Pony may enter both suitable for dressage and showjumping/eventing class for respective age & height if desired. Pony does not have to be registered with the Australian Sports Pony Registry Inc. All colts/stallions aged 2 years and over must be bitted. All heights stated are without shoes. Australian Sports Pony Registry Inc. - 2014 OPEN EA DRESSAGE Conditions of Entry and General Rules and Regulations GENERAL This event will be run under EA and FEI rules and guidelines where applicable. The onus is on the competitor to know the rules. EA Dressage Tests, 2014 Edition. FEI PONY TEST will be the FEI Team Competition Test 2012. Rider can compete from the beginning of the calendar year in which they turn 12 until the end of the year in which they turn 16. No whip of any kind may be used whilst competing. One whip (max length 100 cms) is allowed in warm-up only. Spurs are optional but if used, only blunt metal spurs no longer than 3.5 cms are allowed. Rowels on spurs are not allowed in the FEI Pony Test. All tests in 60 x 20m arenas Each and every rider must wear an approved standard helmet at all times whilst mounted. Helmets must comply with standards AS/NZ3838, EN1384, ASTNF1163. Riders under 18 years of age must wear safety approved helmets regardless of the level they are competing at. Ponies do not have to be ASPR registered. Ponies must NOT exceed 148cms without shoes. Scratchings and Refunds: Entry fees will not be refunded after the closing date of entries unless a medical or veterinary certificate is received by 31st October, 2014. In such cases, 50% of the entry fees and the compulsory Administration Fee will be retained by the O.C. Entry fees will be refunded in full for scratchings received before the closing date of entries. Event cancellation: In the event of this event being cancelled, the Administration Fee will be retained by the O.C. All other fees will be refunded in full as soon as practical following announcement of event cancellation. Bridle Numbers: Horses/Ponies entering in the Newcomer and Owner/Rider classes who do not have EV issued bridle numbers will be allocated a number on the draw. Bridle Numbers must be displayed on both sides of the bridle or saddle cloth at all times when outside of the stable/yard. Time Draw will be available one week prior to the event and can be downloaded from www.australiansportspony.org Protests: must be in writing and accompanied by a fee of $50. Ground Jury: all of the judges for the event comprise the Ground Jury. Presentation times will be announced over the public address system throughout each day of competition. Catering Facilities will be available on the grounds. The Event Organising Committee reserves the right to cancel, alter or amend any classes prior to or during the event. PONY MEASURING Where a complaint is lodged with the OC about the height of a horse/pony and a measurement certificate cannot be produced to verify the height, the OC may request that the horse/pony be measured within 7 days of this event. Failure by the owner/competitor to produce a measurement certificate within 7 days of the event will mean all results at this event for the horse/pony will become null and void. Only current measurement certificates issued by an EA State Branch, a Show Horse Council or RAS will be accepted. CONDITIONS FOR DRESSAGE COMPETITIONS Owner/Rider & Newcomer classes—see next page for complete rules for Owner/Rider & Newcomer classes) - Horses/ Ponies are not required to be registered with an EA State Branch. RIDERS must be at least Participant Members of an EA State Branch and owner (if different to rider) must be at least a Participant or Supporter Member of an EA State Branch. If rider is not an EA State Branch member, then they must take out a competition membership ($25) which is payable with entries. Official Competitive, Young Horse/Pony & FEI Classes Horses/Ponies must be fully registered with an EA State Branch and have a current Competition License. Riders must be Competitive members and owners (if different to rider) must be Participant or Supporter members of an EA State Branch. Horses/Ponies may compete in two (2) consecutive levels. For example: preliminary/novice; medium/advanced. They may compete in no more than three (3) tests per day. Championship Awards: To be eligible for a championship award, the horse/pony must score a minimum of 60% in the two tests for that championship level. Callers are permitted except for FEI competitions. Gear Check: A Gear Check is required before every dressage test. Please arrive for Gear Check at least 20 minutes before you are due to compete. Your time on the Draw is when you should enter the competition arena at A, not the time you report to the judge. . Competitors are reminded that only the rider entered on the draw is allowed to ride the horse/pony for the duration of the event. A groom may ride the horse/pony at a walk on a long rein only. All horses/ponies must be saddled and ridden in a bridle during any mounted exercise or competition warm-up. Competition is deemed to have commenced 24 hours prior to the scheduled start time of the first test. Warm-up arena details will be posted with the Time Draw and at the Secretary’s Office on the morning of the competition. RISK WARNING AND DISCLAIMER All persons who ride or tend a pony at this event do so entirely at their own risk. Neither the Australian Sports Pony Registry Inc, Equestrian Australia, or any member thereof, accepts liability for any personal injury (including death) suffered by any person from or relating to any incident involving a pony and whether or not caused or contributed to by the negligent act, error or omission of the ASPR, EA or a member thereof. The Australian Sports Pony Registry Inc. shall not be responsible or liable in any case of error, mis-statement or mis-description appearing in any section of the programme or in any form of application for entry or in any advertisement or notification, whether posted, displayed or published. All riders MUST report to the Secretary’s Office as soon as possible following arrival at the venue. Owner/Trainer/Rider - an opportunity for our non-professional owners, trainers and riders to compete on a level playing field on their own ridden and trained horses and ponies at either Preliminary or Novice Level. Rules have been structured to look after most eventualities, however not all circumstances can be foreseen and professional riders who might fit into the criteria are encouraged to leave these classes to those that they were designed for. Newcomer to Dressage Horse and Pony - this class has been designed to give horses and ponies who have been competing for less than 12 months as dressage horses an opportunity to compete against others competitors who have also only just started their training. To be run at Preliminary and Novice Level. Rules allow all horses and ponies to enter if they are in their first year of competition; that is if your horse or pony competed at his first event on the 15th of March, 2014, he is an eligible newcomer up until the 13th of March, 2015. Similarly if your first competition was the 5th of November, 2013, your last as a newcomer will be the 5th of November, 2014. Judges appointed to officiate at the Newcomer events will be asked to take into account the newcomer status of competitors when marking the test and providing comment or criticism. Classes are unofficial and do not attract grading points. Owner/Trainer/Rider Dressage Conditions of Entry Competition is open to horses and ponies. Horse/Pony need not be registered with an EA state branch or the ASPR. Competitor must be at least a Participant member of an EA State Branch or a member of the ASPR. Horse/Pony must be a minimum of 4 years of age. No maximum age for horse/pony Rider must be aged 10 years or over for ponies or 12 years and over for horses, as at the date of competition. EA National Dressage Rules apply in all respects except where stated otherwise within these rules. All riders must declare on the entry form that they are a genuine non-professional owner/trainer/rider in accordance with the following : A non-professional owner/trainer/rider is a person who does not derive any fee, sponsorship, gifts or remuneration of any kind either directly or indirectly for services connected with coaching, breaking, training, riding, schooling or conduction of clinics or seminars in the past 3 years. Professional is defined as any person who rides and trains horses/ponies for others, irrespective of whether or not they receive any kind of payment. The horse/pony must be ridden, trained and in the care of the owner/trainer/rider and must not have been ridden or trained by a professional owner, trainer or rider within the 6 months prior to competition. The horse/ pony must be owned or leased in the name of the owner/trainer/rider or where registered in more than one name all parties must be non-professional. Riders who have competed at any FEI level are ineligible. Horses/Ponies graded Elementary or above or who have earned upgrading points at Official Elementary or above are ineligible Stallions are eligible to compete Ponies must not exceed 148 cms without shoes Horses must be over 148 cms without shoes Test will be ridden individually and shall consist of one round only There is no qualifying required to compete The competition will run in two sections : Newcomer Dressage Horse/Pony Conditions of Entry Preliminary Newcomer Horse/Pony must not have earned any upgrading points at Official Novice or above Test to be ridden is the Preliminary 1.2 Preliminary Owner/Trainer/Rider class Horse/Pony must not have earned any upgrading points at Official Novice or above Horse/Pony with more than 60 grading points at Preliminary is not eligible for the Preliminary class. These combinations are only eligible for Novice. Test to be ridden is the Preliminary 1.1 Novice Newcomer Horse/Pony must not have earned any upgrading points at Elementary or above. Test to be ridden is the Novice 2.2 Novice Owner/Trainer/Rider class Horse/Pony must not have earned any grading points at Elementary or above. Test to be ridden is the Novice 2.1 Horses and Ponies will compete together in each class with separate awards for Horses and Ponies. Combination may enter only one level. Horse/Pony need not be registered with an EA state branch or the ASPR. Competitor must be at least a Participant member of an EA State Branch or a member of the ASPR. Horse/Pony must be a minimum of 4 years of age. Newcomer is a horse/pony that has competed in the dressage arena for no longer than 12 months preceding the date of the event that is offering the Newcomer class. All riders must declare on the entry form that the horse/pony is a genuine newcomer in regard to the above definition. Rider must be aged 10 years or over for ponies or 12 years and over for horses, as at the date of competition EA National Dressage Rules apply in all respects except where stated otherwise within these rules. Horses/Ponies graded Elementary or above or who have earned upgrading points at Official Elementary or above are ineligible Ponies must not exceed 148 cms without shoes Horses must be over 148 cms without shoes Class is open to professional and nonprofessional riders Test will be ridden individually and shall consist of one round only There is no qualifying required to compete The competition will run in two sections : Horses and Ponies will compete together in each class with separate awards for Horses and Ponies. Combination may enter only one level. 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