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CELAERON EQUESTRIAN Single-Phase Competition Rules
- All classes are run under British Showjumping Rule 286 (Single Phase).
- The course is split into two continuous sections.
- Competitors will complete the whole course in one go unless eliminated.
- Faults are cumulative across both sections of the course.
- Only the second section of the course is timed against the clock.
- Placings are determined by the fewest overall faults, and where faults are equal, by the fastest time in the second section.
- Elimination occurs at the 3rd refusal, a fall of horse or rider, or taking the wrong course.
- The second section may feature fences raised by up to 5cm from the advertised class height.
Show Jumping Competition Terms & Conditions of Entry
1. General
1.1 By submitting an entry, all competitors confirm that they have read, understood and agree to abide by these Terms & Conditions.
1.2 All competitions are run under the current British Show Jumping (BS) Rules unless otherwise stated in the schedule. Where these Terms & Conditions d
Show Jumping Competition Terms & Conditions of Entry
1. General
1.1 By submitting an entry, all competitors confirm that they have read, understood and agree to abide by these Terms & Conditions.
1.2 All competitions are run under the current British Show Jumping (BS) Rules unless otherwise stated in the schedule. Where these Terms & Conditions differ from the BS Rule Book, these Conditions shall apply for administrative matters only.
1.3 The Organisers reserve the right to refuse or cancel any entry without giving a reason.
1.4 The Organisers reserve the right to alter, combine, divide or cancel classes, amend judges, alter times or make any changes necessary for the safe running of the event.
1.5 Entry fees are non-refundable after the closing date except where the Organisers agree otherwise or where the competition is cancelled.
1.6 In the event of cancellation due to adverse weather, disease restrictions or circumstances beyond the Organisers' control, refunds will be made less any unrecoverable administration costs.
2. Eligibility
2.1 Horses and ponies must be at least four (4) years old.
2.2 Riders must ensure they enter the appropriate class and section in accordance with the eligibility criteria published in the schedule.
2.3 It is the competitor's responsibility to ensure horse, rider, tack and dress comply with current British Dressage Rules.
2.4 Stallions must be identified by a blue tail ribbon.
3. Horse Welfare
The welfare of the horse is paramount at all times.
3.1 No commercial, competitive or other consideration shall take precedence over the welfare of the horse.
3.2 Any horse considered by the Judge, Steward, Veterinary Surgeon or Organisers to be unsound, exhausted, distressed or otherwise unfit to compete may be eliminated or withdrawn immediately.
3.3 Abuse of any horse will not be tolerated. This includes, but is not limited to:
3.4 The Judge, Steward or Organiser has absolute authority to require any competitor to cease riding immediately if horse welfare is compromised.
4. Biosecurity
4.1 Competitors are responsible for ensuring they do not bring infectious disease onto the venue.
4.2 By attending, competitors confirm that:
4.3 Competitors must:
4.4 The Organisers reserve the right to refuse entry to any horse considered to present an unacceptable biosecurity risk.
5. Equine Influenza Vaccination
5.1 All horses must have up to date equine influenza vaccinations, with the last vaccine being administered more than 7 days prior to the competition.
5.2 Horse passports must accompany the horse to the venue and may be inspected at any time.
5.3 The Organisers reserve the right to refuse entry where vaccination requirements cannot be demonstrated.
6. Conduct & Behaviour
6.1 All competitors, owners, trainers, parents, supporters and spectators are expected to behave in a courteous, respectful and sportsmanlike manner.
6.2 The following will not be tolerated:
6.3 Any individual behaving inappropriately may be instructed to leave the venue immediately without refund.
6.4 The Organisers reserve the right to refuse future entries.
7. Warm-up Arena
7.1 Competitors must obey the instructions of stewards at all times.
7.2 Safe riding practices must be observed.
7.3 Lunging is permitted only in designated areas and only with the permission of the Organisers.
8. Hats & Safety Equipment
8.1 Current British Show Jumping hat standards apply.
8.2 Protective headgear must be correctly fastened whenever mounted.
8.3 Suitable riding footwear must be worn.
8.4 Body protectors and air jackets may be worn at the competitor's discretion.
9. Dogs
Dogs may not be brought onto the showground.
10. Children
10.1 Parents and guardians remain responsible for children attending the venue.
10.2 Children must be supervised at all times.
11. Parking
11.1 Competitors must park where directed.
11.2 Engines should be switched off when stationary.
11.3 No horse may be left unattended while tied to a trailer or horsebox.
12. Photography & Media
12.1 Photography and video recording may take place during the event.
12.2 By attending, competitors consent to the use of photographs or video for promotional, marketing or educational purposes unless written notice is provided to the Organisers before the competition.
13. Indemnity & Liability
13.1 Neither Celaeron Equestrian Centre, its owners, officials, volunteers, judges nor any person acting on their behalf accepts liability for:
13.2 Attendance and participation are entirely at the individual's own risk.
13.3 Competitors are strongly advised to ensure they have appropriate personal accident, veterinary and public liability insurance.
13.4 By entering, competitors agree to indemnify the Organisers against any claim arising from their own negligent acts or omissions.
13.5 Nothing within these Conditions excludes liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence where such exclusion would be unlawful.
14. Veterinary Treatment
14.1 The Organisers reserve the right to obtain veterinary treatment for any horse where, in their opinion, immediate treatment is necessary and the owner or person responsible cannot be contacted.
14.2 Any veterinary costs incurred remain the responsibility of the owner.
15. Emergency Procedures
All competitors and visitors must comply immediately with instructions issued by event officials in the event of fire, severe weather, accident or other emergency.
16. Complaints
16.1 Any complaint must be made to the Secretary within 30 minutes of the publication of the relevant result.
16.2 The Judge's marks and placing are final.
16.3 Complaints regarding matters other than judging will be considered by the Organisers whose decision shall be final.
17. Acceptance
Submission of an entry constitutes acceptance of these Terms & Conditions in full.
No refunds can be made after entries close.