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YOUR COMMITTEE FOR 2016
OFFICERS:
Ms Collette Ashby-Crane
Ground Floor Flat
Waverley House
1 Waverley Road
Exmouth EX8 1HL
Chairwoman & Sponsorship
Mrs Sandra Hawkins
2 Pine View Close
Exmouth EX8 4ER
Tel: 01395 265752
Secretary & Points and Records
Mrs Joan Lee
The Old Barn, Castle Lane
Exmouth EX8 5BJ
Tel: 01395 274847
Treasurer
COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
Mrs Fran Lodwig
Lower Bagmores Farm
Exton, Exeter EX3 0PJ
Tel: 01392 875599
Membership, Schedules & Dressage Tests
Mrs Marianne Thomas
Huntsland Cottage
Church Hill, Pinhoe
Exeter EX4 9JJ
Tel: 01392 841926
Trophies
Mrs Teri Bradley
17 Cedar Close
Exmouth
EX8 5NT
Tel: 01395 224390
Mrs Anne Davidson
72 Mount Pleasant Close
Exmouth
EX8 4QT
Tel: 01395 227074
Mrs Philippa Hardie
24 Stockton Hill
Dawlish
EX7 0DB
Tel: 01626 864141
Mrs Sally Hackney
8 Long Park, Woodbury
Exeter
EX5 1JB
Tel: 01395 232511
Co-ordinator / Safety Officer
Website
Facebook Admin
First Aid
Caterer
Vet on Call
Club Mobile: 07971 260269
Senga Riches
Mr Graham Sykes
Miss Chloe Wyllie
MET Services
Kenniford Farm
St Davids Equine Practice
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WHAT'S ON 2016
See Website for full details
April 14th
Talk & Tour at St David’s Equine Practice,
Nutwell - 7:15pm
May 2nd
Spring Pleasure Ride over Woodbury Common 12pm to 2pm
May 8th
Novice Showing (only) at Nutwell Court
Lympstone - 10am
June 12th
Novice Pony/Horse & Fun Dog Show at Nutwell
Court Lympstone – 10am / Dog Show 11am
June 26th
Summer Pleasure Ride over Woodbury Common
– 12pm to 2pm
July 10th
Open show with Dressage & Fun Dog Show at
Nutwell Court – Main Show 10am / Dressage 11am
to 2pm / Dog Show 11am
July 31st
Novice Pony/Horse & Fun Dog Show at Nutwell
Court Lympstone – 10am / Dog Show 11am
Sept 18th
Autumn Pleasure ride over Woodbury Common
12pm to 2pm
Oct 12th
A.G.M at Lympstone Village Hall (Near Church) 7:30pm
Nov 8th
Fun Quiz Night at Cat & Fiddle Inn, Clyst St Mary
EX5 1DP - 7:30pm
www.exe-equestrian.co.uk
Club Mobile Phone 07971 260 269
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WITH GRATEFUL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING EVENT -SPONSORS
AND ADVERTISERS
SHOW SPONSORS
MET SERVICES
KENNIFORD FARM SHOP, CLYST ST MARY
LEESONS OF HONITON
KINGS GARDEN AND LEISURE LTD
GRAHAM SYKES INSURANCE
CORNER HOUSE VETERINARY SURGERY
APPY PAWS
HECTORS GROOM ROOM
TASTE
DEVON ROSETTES
PLEASURE RIDE SPONSORS
LEONARD COOMBE
EAST BUDLEIGH GARAGE
ST. DAVID’S EQUINE PRACTICE
AND TO THOSE DONATING PRIZES AND VOUCHERS
PRIZES DONATED BY
OAK BARN – KNOWLE HILL
VOUCHERS DONATED BY
MILMO’S
OAK LOFT
WYCHANGER BARTON
ROSETTE SPONSORS
PROFESSIONAL MAINS SERVICES
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2016 CHANGES
Welcome News
Membership Fees, Entry Fees at Shows and Pleasure Rides – No Change
The first date for your diary is Thursday 14th April. Our very good friends at St
David’s Equine Practice at Nutwell have very kindly offered to host an evening at
their Nutwell Practice with a Talk about their work, followed by a Conducted Tour of
the facilities there, this should be a most interesting evening and we hope to see
you all there. Full details on website. Many thanks to all at St David’s Practice.
We have a slightly altered programme this year in that we have arranged a Novice
Showing (only) Event at Nutwell on the 8th May. The three Main Events will follow:the usual Novice Show will be in the middle of June with an Open Show and
another Novice Show during July. We have found that the previous August and
September Shows were rather poorly attended so we are hoping that the earlier
dates will be more popular. We are most grateful for Paula and Nigel Lee for
allowing the change of dates.
Whilst keeping the popular classes, we have also added a few new ones and have
also split the previous a) and b) Classes into two separate Rings so that there will
be less time wasted just waiting around for the ‘other half’ of the class to be judged;
full details on website.
3 Pleasure Rides during the year planned as usual.
Changes to Club Rules
On reviewing our Annual Risk Assessment with our Safety Officer we have decided
that, in the interest of safety, during the coming year we would like to see all young
riders aged 12 years or under wearing body protectors when Show Jumping
(previously only stongly advised) and this rule willl become compulsory in 2017.
Also, in the interest of safety, riding without using a bit will now not be allowed
without obtaining permission from the Judge/Safety Officer – please ask first. We
fully support Natural Horsemanship and if it can be demonstrated that the horse is
fully under control, there will be no problem.
We hope you will have many happy and successful hours with us during the year
and maybe take with you lots of rosettes (and perhaps a prize or two (which are
only awarded to Members) as a reminder.
All Club details, including full schedules, results, some photographs taken at
Shows and Pleasure Rides also reminders! can be found on our website, with
additional information and comments on Facebook. Show details also available on
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your Mobile Phones.
We would like you to know that we are always anxious to have your suggestions,
comments and criticism (hopefully positive) either on Facebook or direct to any
Committee Member at any time.
Finally, may we add that we are constantly looking for volunteers to help with
setting up before the Shows (usually on the previous Thursday/Friday), also on the
day during the Show and packing up afterwards, - if this is not forthcoming – the
Shows may have to be cancelled. if you are already a Volunteer – Many Thanks,
it’s much appreciated.
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ANNUAL POINTS TROPHY
Place
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
Shows
10
8
6
4
2
1
All our Volunteer Helpers will be given a Voucher to enter a class of their
choice free at any event held at Nutwell Court
Novice Showing
Novice Show
Open Show
Novice Show
8th May
12th June
10th July
31st July
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THURSDAY 14 APRIL 2016
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7:15PM AT ST DAVIDS EQUINE PRACTICE
NUTWELL - LYMPSTONE EX8 5AN
TALK AND TOUR
St David’s Equine Practice have kindly arranged to host a Talk
about their work at Nutwell, followed by a Conducted Tour of
their facilities there. All are welcome at this very interesting
evening.
Tickets available on the door
Members Free
Non Members £3
Children Free
Including refreshments
7.15pm Arrival – Tea/Coffee and biscuits – Competition
7.30pm Presentation – Followed by a Question & Answers
session
8.15pm Conducted Tour of the Premises
8.45pm Tea/Coffee and biscuits – Competition Results
Why not join the Club on the evening which will enable you to
enjoy a free evening as a member
All proceeds donated to Club funds
www.exe-equestrian.co.uk
Club Mobile 07971 260 269
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MONDAY AFTERNOON 2 MAY 2016
ND
SPRING PLEASURE RIDE OVER WOODBURY COMMON
(By kind permission of Clinton Devon Estates)
SPONSORED BY LEONARD
COOMBE
LUCKY NUMBER PRIZE of a Devon Cream Tea for 2 kindly donated by
Oak Barn Coffee Lounge at Knowle Hill, Budleigh Salterton EX9 7AL
Woodbury Common is an area of outstanding natural beauty, and the circular
route covers approx 10 miles of the most stunning countryside in the South
West. It follows bridleways across heath land, woodland and country lanes.
Entries on the day only:
Members £12
Non Members £15
Under 12yrs £5
Includes Bacon Butty & coffee
Rosettes to all Riders completing the course
PLEASE NOTE: Ride now commences between 12.00 & 2pm
Starting from Wheathill Car Park, Woodbury Common, near
Exmouth EX8 5EE, follow our signs on B3180/B3179 towards
Budleigh Salterton
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Any enquiries to Club Mobile 07971 260 269
If Ride looks doubtful because of weather conditions, please check on website
or Facebook as these will be frequently updated, or ring Club Mobile for latest
information.
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SUNDAY MAY 8
TH
2016
NOVICE SHOWING (only) EVENT AT NUTWELL COURT,
LYMPSTONE EX8 5EN
(By kind permission of Mr & Mrs N Lee signposted from A376
Exeter/Exmouth Road)
SPONSORED BY : MET
SERVICES
HORS CONCURS (H.C.) – Whereby riders/ponies may enter classes and gain
experience without being judged.
Commencing at 10am
Members
Non Members
£4 per class for first three entries, £3 per entry thereafter
£5 per class for first three entries, £4 per entry thereafter
Rosettes to 6th place
H.C. Riders – Welcome in all classes
Ring 1:
commencing 10am
Pony 14h or under – Riders 12 years or under
ALL CLASSES MAY BE LED, UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE
CLASSES
1)
Best Turned Out
2)
Best Lead Rein Ridden
3)
Best Plaited Tail (Special Rosette)
4)
Best Combination
5)
Best Young Rider – under 10 yrs
6)
Best Young Rider – 10 to 12 yrs
7)
Best (any) Coloured
8)
Best Mountain & Moorland Type
9)
Best Veteran Pony minimum age 18 years
10) Best Condition Pony – In Hand
11) Best (any) Breed other than native to UK – In Hand or Ridden
12) Best Cob
13) Best Show Hunter Pony
14) Best Family Pony
15) Best Young Handler – under 10yrs
16) Best Young Handler – 10 to 12 yrs
17) Best First Pony
18) Best Conformation – In Hand
19) Best Generation Gap -1st rider 12 yrs or under – 2nd rider minimum gap 15 yrs
20) Best Same Generation – 1st rider under 10 yrs – 2nd rider 10 to 12 yrs
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Ring 2:
commencing 10am
Horse any height – Riders any age
MAY NOT BE LED, UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE
CLASSES
21) Best Turned Out
22) Best Lead Rein Ridden
23) Best Combination
24) Best Young Rider – over 12 yrs
25) Best (any) Coloured
26) Best Mountain & Moorland Type
27) Best Veteran Horse minimum age 18 years
28) Best Condition Horse – In Hand
29) Best Cob
30) Best Hunter type
31) Best Family Horse
32) Best Young Handler – over 12yrs
33) Best Conformation – In Hand
34) Best Ridden Ex-Racehorse
35) Best (any) Breed other than native to UK
36) Best Same Generation – 1st rider under 10 yrs – 2nd rider 10 to 12 yrs
37) Best Generation Gap -1st rider 12 yrs or under – 2nd rider minimum gap 15 yrs
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Bailey’s (Exmouth) Ltd.
General Outfitters
21 The Parade, Exmouth, Devon EX8 1RE
Tel: 01395 263763 – Fax: 01395 223990
Email: outfitterbaileys@fsbdial.co.uk
CLOTHING FOR THE GREAT OUTDOORS
Stockists of REGATTA - Outdoor Wear
Waterproofs - Wellingtons
Work wear - Safety Footwear
Knitwear - Nightwear - Slippers
Leisurewear - School wear
ALL AT COMPETITIVE PRICES
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SUNDAY JUNE 12
TH
2016
NOVICE PONY/HORSE & FUN DOG SHOW WITH GYMKHANA
AT NUTWELL COURT, LYMPSTONE EX8 5EN
SPONSORED BY :
KENNIFORD FARM & MET SERVICES
DOG SHOW SPONSORED BY :
APPY PAWS
Lucky dip prizes for all riders 12 yrs and under placed 1st, 2nd and 3rd
in Rings 1, 4 & 5
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING RESTRICTIONS:
The COMBINATION must not have been placed 1st in ANY of the classes
entered (other than at Exe Equestrian Club’s Shows; this concession is for 3
consecutive years only).
HORS CONCURS (H.C.) – Whereby riders, otherwise disqualified in particular
classes as stated above, are allowed to take part in those classes but will not be
placed on judging. May also be used for riders/ponies to gain extra experience
without the pressure of being judged – fences may be missed etc without any
penalty.
A trophy will be presented at the AGM to the Exe Equestrian Club member
gaining the highest number of points on the Show day on one pony/horse
Rosettes to 6th Place
H.C. Riders welcome in all classes
Main Show commences 10am
Members - Rings 1, 4 & 5
Non Members - Rings 1, 4 & 5
Pay ringside for
Ring 2
£2.50
Dog Show at 11am
£4 per class for first three entries, thereafter £3 per
entry
entry
Ring 3
£3
Ring 6 (Dog Show)
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£1
Ring 1: Commencing 10am.
SHOW JUMPING CLASSES
1)
Restricted Novice) 1’0”
2)
3)
4)
5)
Restricted Novice – see above
Classes 2 to 5 – 2nd round against the clock,
and may not be led
All Double Clear Rounds receive a Rosette
Over short course, may be led. Riders aged 16 years
and under only. (Adults may only compete in this
class hors concurs.) Second round not against the
clock.
Ring 2: Commencing 10am
Clear Round Show Jumping £2.50
Non-competitive – Choose the height of your jumps – Rosettes for all clear rounds
1.30pm Horse & Hound
£1
1st round on pony/horse
2nd round with dog on lead, against the clock
All double clear rounds receive a rosette
Followed later by Gymkhana in Ring 6
Ring 3
£3
Commencing 10am
Handy Pony Clear Round
Not competitive, just for fun
May be In Hand, led or ridden
All riders receive a rosette.
Can be led, with friendly encouragement, by a very experienced Committee Member.
1.00pm Fancy Dress £1 - Lucky Dip Prize for winner 12yrs or under
SHOWING CLASSES
6)
7)
8)
Pony 14h or under – Riders 12 yrs or under
ALL CLASSES MAY BE LED,
UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE
Best Turned Out
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9)
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
21)
22)
23)
24)
Best Combination
Best (any) Coloured - In Hand or Ridden
Best (any) Mountain & Moorland Type - In Hand or Ridden
Best Condition Pony – In Hand
Best (any) Breed other than native to UK – In Hand or Ridden
Best Show Hunter Pony
Best Cob
Best Young Handler – under 10yrs
Best Young Handler – 10 to 12 yrs
Best First Pony
Best Conformation – In Hand
Best Generation Gap -1st rider 12 yrs or under – 2nd rider minimum gap 15 yrs
Best Same Generation – 1st rider under 10 yrs – 2nd rider 10 to 12 yrs
SHOWING CLASSES
25)
26)
27)
28)
29)
30)
31)
32)
33)
34)
35)
36)
37)
38)
39)
40)
41)
42)
Horses any height – Riders any age
MAY NOT BE LED, UNLESS SPECIFIED
OTHERWISE. In Classes 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 &
33 each rider will be required to give a short
individual show. This should consist of walk,
trot and canter on both reins and, ideally,
should last no longer than 2/3 minutes
Best Turned Out
Best Leading Rein
Best Combination
Best Young Rider 13 to 16yrs
Best Rider – any age
Best Veteran Horse minimum age 18 years
Best Condition Horse – In Hand
Best Hunter Type
Best Family Horse
Best Young Handler 13 to 16yrs
Best Ridden Ex-Racehorse
Best (any) Breed other than native to UK
Best Generation Gap -1st rider 13 to 16yrs – 2nd rider minimum gap 15 yrs
Best Same Generation -1st rider 12yrs or under - 2nd rider 13yrs to 16 yrs
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Ring 6: Dog show £1 Commencing 11am.
Sponsored by Appy
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Paws
Prettiest Bitch
Handsomest Dog
Waggiest Tail
Fastest Bonio Eater
Best Rescued Dog
Agility Class
Dog Who looks most like their
owner
Best Veteran over 7 years
Best Puppy under 12 months
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Junior Handler-under 14yrs
Most Appealing Eyes
Best Small Dog 18” and under
Best Big Dog over 18”
Best Pair of dogs
Best Trick
Scruffiest Dog
17 Consolation – Not to have won a rosette
18 BEST IN SHOW – (All 1st placed winners)
Followed by Gymkhana Later - £1
Riders 12 yrs & under
Riders any age
1 Walk & Trot race
3 Bending
5 Ride & Lead
7 Biscuit Race
9 Ball & Spoon
11 Ball & Bucket
13 Flag Race
15 Relay Flag Race
2 Walk & Trot
4 Bending
6 Ride & Lead
8 Biscuit Race
10 Ball & Spoon
12 Ball & Bucket
14 Flag Race
16 Relay Flag Race
17 Parents and Helpers
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON 26 JUNE 2016
TH
SUMMER PLEASURE RIDE OVER WOODBURY COMMON
(BY KIND PERMISSION OF CLINTON DEVON ESTATES)
SPONSORED BY EAST
BUDLEIGH GARAGE
Members
Non Members
Under 12yrs
£12
£15
£5
Includes Cream Tea
PLEASE NOTE: Ride commences between 12 noon & 2pm
Starting from Wheathill Car Park, Woodbury Common, near Exmouth
EX8 5EE, follow our signs on B3180/B3179 towards Budleigh Salterton
If ride looks doubtful because of weather conditions, please check on website
information.
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SUNDAY 10 JULY 2016
TH
OPEN SHOW WITH DRESSAGE AND FUN DOG SHOW
(By Kind Permission Of Mr & Mrs N Lee Signposted From A376 Exeter/Exmouth Road)
DEVON ROSETTES, LEESONS AND
KINGS GARDEN & LEISURE
SPONSORED BY :
DOG SHOW SPONSORED BY : TASTE AND
HECTORS GROOM ROOM
Vouchers donated by : Milmo’s,
Oak Loft and Wychanger Barton
A Silver Salver donated by Paul Ashby-Crane, together with a smaller replica to keep
donated by Collette Ashby-Crane, will be presented at the AGM to the Club's Senior
Member and a Trophy will be presented to the Club's Junior Member aged 16 years or
under, having gained the most points throughout the show day on one horse.
The Frances Margaret Sculpture will be presented at the A.G.M. to the rider of the
Supreme Show Champion (if an Exe Equestrian Club Member) limited to a maximum
of 3 consecutive years
Trophies will also be awarded on the day to the highest placed Club Member in each
class.
Championship Winners’ sashes kindly donated by Devon
Rosettes.
Rings 1, 2, 3 & 4 – commencing 10am – Dressage 11am to 2pm
Ring 5 (Dog Show) - Commencing 11am
Members
Rings 1, 3, 4 & Dressage
Non-members
Rings 1, 3, 4 & Dressage
Pay at ringside Ring 2
Ring 5
£6 per class for first three entries,
thereafter £5 per entry
£7 per class for first three entries,
thereafter £6 per entry
£2.50
£1
Rosettes to 6th Place - H.C. Riders welcome in all classes
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Vouchers donated by Milmos
1)
Restricted Novice Show Jumping 2’0”
Maximum 1st round – Rider not to have
been previously placed 1st in any Show
Jumping Class (other than at Exe
Equestrian Club’s Shows, this concession
is for 3 consecutive years only)
2)
OPEN 2’3”
Max 1st round
3)
OPEN 2’6”
Max 1st round
4)
OPEN 2’9”
Max 1st round
5)
‘Pick & Mix’ your own fences, various heights of fences with relative points, to be
jumped in any order, in a time to be allotted
BEST OF WINNERS CLASS - All Winners to parade for Judging
“Championship Show-Jumper” Sash will be awarded to winner,
with entry to OVERALL SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS in Ring 4
Ring 2: CLEAR ROUND SHOW JUMPING £2.50 Commencing 10am
Non-competitive – Choose the height of your jumps. Rosettes for all clear rounds
1.30 pm approx. Horse & Hound - 1st round on horse, 2nd round with dog on lead, both
rounds against the clock.
WORKING HUNTER CLASSES
Rosettes Sponsored by Professional
Mains
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
Ridden Hunter. Over 14.2hh
Ridden Hunter Pony. 14.2hh & under
Working Hunter over 14.2hh
Working Hunter Pony. 14.2hh & under
Novice Working Hunter
11) Working Hunter In-hand class
(aka Model Class)
12) Green Hunter - Jumps approx 2’3””
Not required to jump.
Not required to jump.
Jumps approx 2’9”.
Jumps approx 2’3”.
Combination never to have been placed 1
in a working hunter class. Jumps approx
2’3”.
Judged on horse’s conformation.
For horses starting their hunting career.
Judged on their potential.
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13) Hunt Seat Equitation
Evaluates the Rider, not the horse
Individually, horses must work a pattern
of manoeuvres such as changing gaits
(walk, trot & canter), travelling in a
figure 8 and backing up. Jumps approx
2’3” Emphasis is placed on the rider’s
ability to sit in the saddle correctly and
control of the horse.
“Championship Working Hunter” Sash will be awarded to winner,
with entry to OVERALL SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS in Ring 4
Ring 4: Commencing 10am. May be split at Judge's discretion
SHOWING CLASSES
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
21)
22)
23)
24)
25)
26)
Best turned out Pony/Horse & Rider.
Best Leading rein Pony/Horse any height
Best First Pony. Rider 12yrs & under
Best Ridden Family Pony/Horse
Best Combination
Best Condition horse/pony any age/height
Best Conformation
Best Mountain & Moorland Type
Best (any) Coloured Pony/Horse
Best (any) Breed (other than native to UK)
Best Ex-Racehorse
Best Veteran Pony/Horse
Best Generation Gap
May be led or In Hand.
Rider any age.
May be led
May be led
Not required to jump
In hand
In hand
In hand or ridden
In hand or ridden
in hand or ridden
Minimum age 18yrs
To be ridden by two riders
age gap of 15 yrs or more
“Championship Show-Pony and Show-Horse” Sashes will be awarded to
winner, with entry to OVERALL SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS in Ring 4
OVERALL SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS
ALL 4 CHAMPIONS to parade to be judged as Overall Show Championship.
SUPREME SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP Sash to be presented to winner.
Also The Frances Margaret Sculpture will be presented at the A.G.M. to the rider (if an
Exe Equestrian Club Member – Limited to 3 concecutive years)
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Sponsored by Hectors
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Groom Room & Taste
Prettiest Bitch
Handsomest Dog
Waggiest Tail
Fastest Bonio Eater
Best Rescued Dog
Agility Class
owner
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Most Appealing Eyes
Best Pair of dogs
Best Trick
Scruffiest Dog
Dressage: From 11am to 2pm.
CLASSES
27) Introductory Walk & Trot Test C – BD 2016
28) Preliminary Test 2 – BD 2016
29) Preliminary Test 14 – BD 2006
PLEASE NOTE :
No specified time will be given when entering and any test may be taken at any time
between 11am and 2pm.
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SUNDAY JULY 31st 2016
NOVICE PONY/HORSE & FUN DOG SHOW, WITH GYMKHANA
GRAHAM SYKES INSURANCE
& CORNER HOUSE SURGERY
SPONSORED BY :
CORNER HOUSE SURGERY
DOG SHOW SPONSORED BY :
Lucky dip prizes for all riders 12 yrs and under placed 1st, 2nd and 3rd
in Rings 1, 4 & 5
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING RESTRICTIONS:
The COMBINATION must not have been placed 1st in ANY of the classes
entered (other than at Exe Equestrian Club’s Shows; this concession is for 3
consecutive years only).
HORS CONCURS (H.C.) – Whereby riders, otherwise disqualified in particular
classes as stated above, are allowed to take part in those classes but will not be
placed on judging. May also be used for riders/ponies to gain extra experience
without the pressure of being judged – fences may be missed etc without any
penalty.
A trophy will be presented at the AGM to the Exe Equestrian Club member
gaining the highest number of points on the Show day on one pony/horse
Rosettes to 6th Place
H.C. Riders welcome in all classes
Main Show commences 10am
Members - Rings 1, 4 & 5
Non Members - Rings 1, 4 & 5
Pay ringside for
Ring 2
£2.50
Dog Show at 11am
entry
entry
Ring 3
£3
Ring 6 (Dog Show)
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£1
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Restricted Novice – see above
All Double Clear Rounds receive a Rosette
Classes 2 to 5 – 2nd round against the clock,
and may not be led
Over short course, may be led. Riders aged 16 years
and under only. (Adults may only compete in this
class hors concurs.) Second round not against the
clock.
Ring 2: Commencing 10am
Clear Round Show Jumping £2.50
Non-competitive – Choose the height of your jumps – Rosettes for all clear rounds
1.30pm Horse & Hound
£1
1st round on pony/horse
2nd round with dog on lead, against the clock
All double clear rounds receive a rosette
Followed later by Gymkhana in Ring 6
Ring 3
£3
Commencing 10am
Handy Pony Clear Round
Not competitive, just for fun
May be In Hand, led or ridden
All riders receive a rosette.
Can be led, with friendly encouragement, by a very experienced Committee Member.
1.00pm Fancy Dress £1 - Lucky Dip Prize for winner 12yrs or under
SHOWING CLASSES
6)
7)
8)
Pony 14h or under – Riders 12 yrs or under
ALL CLASSES MAY BE LED,
UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE
Best Turned Out
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9)
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
21)
22)
23)
24)
Best Combination
Best Condition Pony – In Hand
Best (any) Breed other than native to UK – In Hand or Ridden
Best Show Hunter Pony
Best Cob
Best Young Handler – under 10yrs
Best Young Handler – 10 to 12 yrs
Best First Pony
Best Generation Gap -1st rider 12 yrs or under – 2nd rider minimum gap 15 yrs
Best Same Generation – 1st rider under 10 yrs – 2nd rider 10 to 12 yrs
SHOWING CLASSES
25)
26)
27)
28)
29)
30)
31)
32)
33)
34)
35)
36)
37)
38)
39)
40)
41)
42)
Horses any height – Riders any age
MAY NOT BE LED, UNLESS SPECIFIED
OTHERWISE. In Classes 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 &
33 each rider will be required to give a short
individual show. This should consist of walk,
trot and canter on both reins and, ideally,
should last no longer than 2/3 minutes
Best Turned Out
Best Leading Rein
Best Combination
Best Young Rider 13 to 16yrs
Best Rider – any age
Best Veteran Horse minimum age 18 years
Best Condition Horse – In Hand
Best Hunter Type
Best Family Horse
Best Young Handler 13 to 16yrs
Best Ridden Ex-Racehorse
Best (any) Breed other than native to UK
Best Generation Gap -1st rider 13 to 16yrs – 2nd rider minimum gap 15 yrs
Best Same Generation - 1st and 2nd rider 13 yrs to 16 yrs
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Sponsored by Corner House Surgery
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Prettiest Bitch
Handsomest Dog
Waggiest Tail
Fastest Bonio Eater
Best Rescued Dog
Agility Class
owner
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16
Most Appealing Eyes
Best Pair of dogs
Best Trick
Scruffiest Dog
Followed by Gymkhana Later - £1
Riders 12 yrs & under
Riders any age
1 Walk & Trot race
3 Bending
5 Ride & Lead
7 Biscuit Race
9 Ball & Spoon
11 Ball & Bucket
13 Flag Race
15 Relay Flag Race
2 Walk & Trot
4 Bending
6 Ride & Lead
8 Biscuit Race
10 Ball & Spoon
12 Ball & Bucket
14 Flag Race
16 Relay Flag Race
17 Parents and Helpers
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON 18 SEPTEMBER 2016
TH
AUTUMN PLEASURE RIDE OVER WOODBURY
COMMON
(BY KIND PERMISSION OF CLINTON DEVON ESTATES)
Sponsored by ST. DAVIDS EQUINE PRACTICE
Members
Non Members
Under 12yrs
£12
£15
£5
Includes Bacon Buttie & Coffee/Tea
PLEASE NOTE: Ride commences between 12 noon & 2pm
Starting from Wheathill Car Park, Woodbury Common, near Exmouth
EX8 5EE, follow our signs on B3180/B3179 towards Budleigh Salterton
If ride looks doubtful because of weather conditions, please check on website
information.
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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
WEDNESDAY 12TH OCTOBER 2016
LYMPSTONE VILLAGE HALL
NEAR CHURCH, SCHOOL ROAD, LYMPSTONE, EXMOUTH
Commencing 7.30 PM
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COME ALONG AND JOIN US - NON MEMBERS WELCOME
PRESENTATION OF ANNUAL TROPHIES AND ROSETTES
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Followed by a chat over a supper of sausages, baked potato
and beans with mulled wine.
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Raffle
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TUESDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2016
th
FUN QUIZ NIGHT
AT THE CAT & FIDDLE INN. CLYST ST. MARY
EX5 1DP
QUIZ STARTS AT : 7:30pm
General & Equine related questions.
ALL WELCOME
£10 Per Team (Maximum of 4)
PRIZES FOR WINNERS
AND
THE BEST TEAM NAME
ALSO RAFFLE PRIZES
PUB FOOD AVAILABLE FROM 6PM
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EEC Handy Ringcraft Hints
GENERAL SHOWGROUND AREAS
When riding in an arena or enclosed area always pass other riders
with care and keep LEFT shoulder to LEFT shouder. If you are riding
at a slower gait keep to the inside of the arena and allow others
working at a faster pace to use the outside track.
When warming up, be alert and use the space wisely. No galloping,
no lungeing (unless there is a designated space for this). If your
horse is over excited, keep away from other horses so that you don’t
upset them. Watch out for horses with a red ribbon on their tail (may
kick) or green ribbon (young or novice horse) and give them plenty
of space. When using a practice jump, be alert and observe any
flags to control direction of jump – usually red flag is kept on your
right. Keep entrances and exits of rings clear- when waiting for your
class or leaving the ring stay out of the entrance to avoid congestion.
Listen to announcer’s calls for classes. Be aware of what is going on
in your ring and be on time for your class. If you enter classes in
more than one ring, do not expect judges and other competitors to
wait around for you – you may have to decide which class is most
important if there is a clash.
IN-HAND CLASSES
When trotting out for the judges, make sure you trot straight towards
her so that she can see if your animal movement is straight. Always
turn the animal away from you. Stand the horse or pony up squarely
and do not block the judge’s view when she is walking around to
inspect them. Allow plenty of space between animals when lining up.
Be aware of any stallions or unsettled horses and give them plenty
of space. Make sure your turnout is appropriate for the type of class
you are showing (for example; no plaiting for Mountain and Moorland
classes). Your attire should be neat and tidy and clean and
appropriate for the showing ring.
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RIDDEN CLASSES
Make sure you find a space on the outside and avoid getting into a
crowd with other horses. Do not ride inside other competitors as it
blocks judge’s view. Circle away to find a space if you are getting too
close to the horse in front of you. Watch the ring steward for
instructions to change pace and direction. Keep your individual show
short – walk a short distance, trot a figure of eight and canter on both
leads, showing an extension of the canter in one direction if
appropriate for the class. Plan your show so that you finish facing
the judge for the final salute. Be ready to come out of the line up as
soon as the previous horse has finished its individual show.
GENERAL HORSE SHOW ETIQUETTE
Do not approach the judge directly as it may distract her from
watching the class. If you have a question – ask the ring steward
who will consult the judge.
No coaching from outside the ring – this is distracting for the other
competitors and the judges. Make sure you are familiar with the
rules of the club which is running the show. Find out what is the
appropriate turnout and attire for your classes. If you are unsure
what is correct for your class, check with the show secretary or ring
steward. The wrong equipment may result in elimination from the
class (eg brushing boots in the flat phase of a working hunter class
or in dressage test).
Remember that horse shows are organised and run by volunteers
who work hard to make sure things run smoothly. They appreciate a
thank you and any help that you can offer.
Good sportsmanship is the most important ingredient in the recipe
for an enjoyable show.
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CLUB RULES
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The organisers accept no responsibility for injury/damage to people, property, or
animals whatsoever or however caused.
Hard hats, to current safety standards, must be worn when mounted. Checks may
be carried out at shows.
In the interest of safety, Body protectors are compulsory for XC and strongly
advised for SJ but during the coming year (2016) we wish to see all young riders
aged 12 years and under wearing Body protectors whilst Show Jumping and this
will become compulsory in 2017. Also in the interest of safety, riding without a bit
will not be allowed without obtaining permission from the Judge/Safety Officer –
please ask before entering. We fully support Natural Horsemanship and if it can
be demonstrated that the pony/horse is fully under control there will be no
problem.
The committee reserves the right to refuse admission, eliminate or ask to leave,
anyone behaving in an unsportsman-like manner, including offensive language
and excessive use of the whip which will not be tolerated. This rule will be strictly
enforced.
No entry fee refunded without a doctor's/vet's certificate.
At the judge’s discretion, classes may be amalgamated/divided.
Any complaints must be handed to the secretary, in writing and within 10 minutes
of the class finishing, accompanied by a fee of £10, which will be refunded if the
organisers decide the complaint is justified.
The decision of the judge is final
No Horse/Pony under 4 years to compete in a ridden class
It is not permitted to have a Dressage test read aloud in a O.D.E.
Correct dress must be worn in Dressage ie; Gloves & Jacket etc
Whips are not permitted in a O.D.E Dressage test
Children under 16yrs are not permitted to wear spurs unless a letter from their DC
or an affiliated governing body is produced
Stop watches are not permitted to be used in XC/Hunter trials
All Trophies/Shields are the responsibility of the holder, and must be returned one
month prior to the following years show date to: Mrs M Thomas, Huntsland
Cottage, Church Hill, Pinhoe, Exeter, EX4 9JJ.
All entries must be accompanied with full fees. Cheques made payable to “Exe
Equestrian Club”, with name & address on the back please
All points gained go towards annual Junior and Senior points trophies. To qualify
for points, you must be a paid up member of the club on the date of competition
Horses/ponies may compete in a maximum of two classes at a Hunter Trial
All dogs must be kept on a lead
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