Blackdyke Farm Riding & Competition Centre Arena Eventing
Fun indoor mixed round of cross country type obstacles combined with show jumps numbering up to 18 fences
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Summer 2020
Blackdyke Arena Eventing Winter 2020/2021
Blackdyke Farm Riding & Competition Centre Winter Indoor Arena Eventing Series 2020/2021
We will aim for 6 fixtures in the Series, October to March.
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Click to view Arena Eventing Rules and Guidelines
Click to view Prizes, Series Challenges and Leader Boards
Cancellation, Abandonment & Refunds
Qualifications & Eligibility
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Fun indoor mixed round of cross country type obstacles combined with show jumps numbering up to 18 fences jumped at around 300-350 mpm. These are relaxed competitions in a safe environment organised with exact start times and running on the fourth Sunday every month from November to March. The courses remain largely the same across the classes but the individual obstacles may change and incease in technical difficulty – the 65-70cm class is very much an introduction to Arena Eventing.
- Classes 65-70cm, 80cm, 90cm (All Optimum Time)
- Competition commences at 10am
- Start Times published by 8pm on the Thursday evening prior to the fixture date
- Original, fun, competitive and relaxed
- 3 distinct classes every fixture 65-70cm; 80cm and 90cm
- 25% discount for 2 or more classes entered at each event – use code ‘bae2’ at checkout
- Superb competitions for training for juniors and adults alike.
- Professional course design and judging
- Live Scoring from inside the Cafe along with top photographers Grossick attending,
- Literally Indoors – so a very warm welcome awaits all
- Sponsor prizes.
- No Membership required – just enter and run!
- All entry tickets to the first round are available now from www.cumbriahorsetrials.com/shop.
- Absolutely No booking fees!
- Entry Fees: 1 Round £22, 2 Rounds £33,
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Rules 2020/21
Please can you be aware of the following Rules & Guidelines:
- All riders MUST wear appropriate body protectors and skull caps per British Eventing Rules 2019/2020
- Please ‘check in’ to the collecting ring steward so that we know you are warming up & ready to compete
- Please arrive with sufficient time to warm up and compete on time. We do try to run to time.
- Please be respectful to others warming up. Try and all go in the same direction and limit the number of ponies/horses to a sensible number.
- The Judges decision is Final.
- Faults are given as per BE Show Jumping and Cross Country
- Each class is judged to an Optimum Time set at the start of the class based on approx 325mpm Show Jumping and from 435 to 475 Cross Country rising as the classes progress
- The winner is the combination on or closest to the optimum time, where priorty is given to riders under the set time.
Click to view Prizes, Series Challenges and Leader Boards
Sponsor Prizes will be awarded for 1st to 3rd place.
Rosettes will be awarded 1st to 5th
Individual Champion awarded over the 5 fixture series based on points system relating to placings
Inter Schools Champion with min 3 team members and max 7 members, the best 3 scores per fixture to count
Cancellation, Abandonment & Refunds
In the event of cancellation for reasons not associated with the weather and access and safety at the venue, ALL entry fees will be refunded less a 10% admin fee. Entries may however be transfered to another date remaining within the season and for the same competition type at no additional charge.
In the event of abandonment of an event where weather conditions were the cause of the abandonment. (usually between 1 day prior to the fixture date OR during the day of competition) NO REFUND of entry fees will be made. Entries may however be transfered once to another date remaining within the season and for the same competition type at no additional charge.
Qualifications & Eligibility
When entering all competitors must be satisfied they and their horse/pony are competent to jump the type and heights of the fences to be included in the class. Where a competitor enters a class with recent and consistent success at higher levels, they may be moved up a class or placed as a non competitive Hors Concours entry. The Organisers reserve the right to disallow an entry into any particular class for either over qualification or lack of experience.