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RDA Virtual National Championship 2024

RDA

Bookings closed

Download schedule

Event dates

Fri, 15 Nov '24
09:00 am

Sun, 17 Nov '24
08:00 am

Bookings open

Wed, 01 May '24
09:00 am

Sun, 06 Oct '24
23:30 pm

Who & where

Organiser contact

Fiona Harris
Telephone: 01926 405976
Email: fharris@rda.org.uk

Secretary

Katie O'Brien
Telephone: 01926 405972
Email: kobrien@rda.org.uk

RDA Level Showjumping
RDA Showjumping	Level 1 Led & Unled	Poles on the ground
	Level 2 Led & Unled	30 cm
	Level 3	60 cm
	Level 4	70 cm Double max height 60 cm

Pre-Novice Compulsories	Details	Score out of…
1. Mount to basic seat	A bunk or leg-up is permitted at all levels and is compulsory for mounts performed in halt or walk. A trampoline or similar device is permitted for mounts on the barrel only.	Not scored
2. Basic seat	Arms down by the vaulter’s sides; otherwise as per FEI Vaulting Guidelines 2024 p.38. Hold for 4 strides (canter/trot) or 4 steps (walk) or a count of 4 (barrel)	10
3. Bench	For a description of the bench position, please refer to FEI Vaulting Guidelines 2024 p.41 Hold for 4 strides (canter/trot) or 4 steps (walk) or a count of 4 (barrel)	10
4. Leg lifts to the middle and back	Starting from a basic seat position but holding the handles, lift the outside leg, straight, to a position in between the two handles and replace it by the horse’s outside flank in a rhythm of 4 strides (canter/trot), steps (walk) or a count of 4 (barrel). Repeat immediately with the inside leg. (Total of 8 strides/steps/counts for both legs with no pause in between.)	10 (for the entire movement, not each leg)
5. Simple dismount to the inside	May be performed in any pace or in halt, or not at all if the vaulter is remaining mounted to show their freestyle.	Not scored
Novice Compulsories	Details	Score out of…
1. Mount to basic seat	A bunk or leg-up is permitted at all levels and is compulsory for mounts performed in halt or walk. A trampoline or similar device is permitted for mounts on the barrel only.	Not scored
2. Basic seat	As per FEI Vaulting Guidelines 2024 p.38. Hold for 4 strides (canter) or a count of 4 (barrel)	10
3. Flare leg/flag	For a description of a bench, flag and flag without arm, please refer to FEI Vaulting Guidelines 2024 pp.40-44 Hold for 4 strides (canter) or a count of 4 (barrel)	10
4. Free kneel	As per FEI Vaulting Guidelines 2024 pp.61-63 except that the arms should be down by the vaulter’s sides, as per BEV Rules 2023. Hold for 4 strides (canter) or a count of 4 (barrel)	10
5. Leg changes	Starting from a basic seat position but holding the handles, lift the outside leg, straight, all the way over the handles to seat inside (first part of mill), in a rhythm of 4 strides (canter) or a count of 4 (barrel). Return the same leg to sit astride over the next 4 strides. Repeat with the inside leg, going to seat outside over 4 strides and returning to seat astride over the next 4 strides. (Total of 16 strides/counts for both legs with no pause in between.)	10 (for the entire movement, not each leg)
6. Simple dismount to the inside	May be performed in any pace or in halt, or not at all if the vaulter is remaining mounted to show their freestyle.	Not scored