Photo Credit: Peter Nixon
Scone Palace International Horse Trials’ Hunter Show on Thursday 21 August comprises a range of showing classes for ridden and working hunters. These include Novice Hunters, Small Hunters, Lightweight Hunters and Middleweight/Heavyweight Hunters - these are “flat” classes and competitors are expected to perform an individual show. The working hunter classes include both Novice and Open classes, as well as the BHS Scotland Working Hunter Final and the BHS Scotland Riding Club Working Hunter Final. Competitors in these classes will complete a round of rustic fences and then perform an individual show.
There will also be an Open Show Cob Class to include Maxi Cobs, and two qualifiers for the CHAPS (Coloured Horse & Pony Society) UK championships at Arena UK. These will be a Native/Cob/Traditional Open Ridden Qualifier and a Non-Native Open Ridden Qualifier.
Thursday 21st
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To be judged 60% for jumping (40% for jumping and 20% for style) and 40% for ride and conformation.
To be judged 60% for jumping (40% for jumping and 20% for style) and 40% for ride and conformation. After the start of the competition the rider may not be changed under any circumstances. Exhibitors will be allowed to enter up to two horses but following the jumping phase it will be up to the exhibitor to select one horse to be taken forward to the ridden and conformation section if required.
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CLASS 1, CLASS 2, CLASS 3, CLASS 4 First & Second Prize winners from classes 1, 2, 3 & 4 are eligible for the Ridden Hunter Championship.
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Course Builder: Mrs Carrie Scobbie To be judged 60% for jumping (40% for jumping and 20% for style) and 40% for ride and conformation.
To be judged 60% for jumping (40% for jumping and 20% for style) and 40% for ride and conformation. After the start of the competition the rider may not be changed under any circumstances. Exhibitors will be allowed to enter up to two horses but following the jumping phase it will be up to the exhibitor to select one horse to be taken forward to the ridden and conformation section if required.
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Course Builder: Mrs Carrie Scobbie To be judged 60% for jumping (40% for jumping and 20% for style) and 40% for ride and conformation.
To be judged 60% for jumping (40% for jumping and 20% for style) and 40% for ride and conformation. After the start of the competition the rider may not be changed under any circumstances. Exhibitors will be allowed to enter up to two horses but following the jumping phase it will be up to the exhibitor to select one horse to be taken forward to the ridden and conformation section if required.
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This show is affiliated to The Coloured Horse & Pony Society (UK). Reg No 25-071
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Course Builder: Mrs Carrie Scobbie To be judged 60% for jumping (40% for jumping and 20% for style) and 40% for ride and conformation.
To be judged 60% for jumping (40% for jumping and 20% for style) and 40% for ride and conformation. After the start of the competition the rider may not be changed under any circumstances. Exhibitors will be allowed to enter up to two horses but following the jumping phase it will be up to the exhibitor to select one horse to be taken forward to the ridden and conformation section if required.
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Class 13 Open show cob to include maxi cobs. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding148cm. To be ridden.
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Scone Palace International Horse Trials’ Hunter Show comprises a range of showing classes for ridden and working hunters. These include Novice Hunters, Small Hunters, Lightweight Hunters and Middleweight/Heavyweight Hunters - these are “flat” classes and competitors are expected to perform an individual show. The working hunter classes include both Novice and Open classes, as well as the BHS Scotland Working Hunter Final and the BHS Scotland Riding Club Working Hunter Final. Competitors in these classes will complete a round of rustic fences and then perform an individual show.
Entries are now closed
Limited stabling will be available onsite. Competitors will only be able to book a stable for the night before or after the day they compete. There will be the opportunity when booking stables to request additional nights. If there is space these will be allocated once entries close.
Featuring a variety of disciplines and world class riders, spectators can expect four thrilling days of world-class sporting action.
Thur 21st - Sun 24th August
Wed 20th - Thur 21st August
Sunday 24th August
Saturday 23rd August
Thursday 21 August
Thursday 21 August
Thursday 21 August
Friday 22 August
Sat 23rd - Sun 24th August
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