Showjumping

A Hybrid event.

    • Sub Juniors are 10 – 12 years of age.
    • Juniors and Seniors Combined are 13 – 25 years of age.
    • For entries from each State or Territory:
      • The Sub Junior Team is to be a maximum of 6 Riders with the top 3 scores to count.
      • The Junior and Senior Combined Team is to be a maximum of 12 Riders with the top 6 scores to count.
    • Where there are insufficient numbers to form a Team, Individual Riders are permitted.
    • Points are accumulated from each event.
    • All Riders will be scored for Individual Championships.
    • All Riders in each Team form the Team.

Details about the Masters Showjumping Championship

Championship Event 1Championship Event 2Championship Event 3
Sub-JuniorArticle 273.1, 273.2.2.1, 273.3.3.2, 273.4.4
(Competition over Two Rounds)
Article 238.2.2
(AM5)
Article 238.2.2
(AM5)
Junior/Senior CombinedArticle 273.1, 273.2.2.1, 273.3.3.2, 273.4.4
(Competition over Two Rounds)
Article 238.2.2
(AM5)
Article 238.2.2
(AM5)
MastersArticle 273.1, 273.2.2.1, 273.3.3.2, 273.4.4
(Competition over Two Rounds)
Article 238.2.2
(AM5)
Article 238.2.2
(AM5)

HEIGHTS, SPREADS AND SPEEDS:

Sub-JuniorJunior/SeniorJunior/SeniorMasters
Number of Efforts9 to 129 to 129 to 129 to 12
Max Starting Height0.75 m1.0 m1.10 m0.75 m
Max Height0.85 m1.10 m1.20 m0.85 m
Max Spread0.95 m1.20 m1.30 m0.95 m
Speed - Metres p/min325325325325

SCORING:

By the Judge physically present and judging the rounds:

  • The Judge will conduct each class and judge each Rider in each class according to the rules.
  • The results must be submitted immediately to Pony Club WA according to the instructions given.

By the central remote Scorer:

Individual

Step 1: Collate results received from Judges physically present and judging the rounds.
Step 2: Use the following Points System to allocate the corresponding points to each Rider.

Points System

  1. Every Rider that completes an event will score points according to their placing in their field:
    1. First place overall – 35 points
    2. Second place overall – 34 points
    3. Third place overall – 33 points and so on.
  2. If a Rider is eliminated in an event, they will not be awarded points for that event. However, they are eligible to score points in the other events.
  3. These Individual Rider points for each event are added together progressively throughout the Championship to determine the Individual Champion.
  4. In the event of an equal placing in an event, the scores will be added together and divided equally.

Scoring – Team Championship – Combined Junior/Senior Teams

  1. Teams consist of a minimum of six and a maximum of 12 Riders with the best 3 scores to count. To be eligible for a Team placing, at least six members of the Team must complete each scheduled event.
  2. A minimum of six Team members must ride all Championship events before the Team is eligible for an award.
  3. Points obtained by the six highest placed riders in each Team for each event are totalled for that event.
  4. In the case of the equality of points for the final placing, the scores will be added and divided equally. If these are still equal, then the placings are tied.
  5. If a Rider is eliminated, which would preclude the Team from obtaining a Team score, then the eliminated Rider can continue for the Team (receiving 20 penalties more than the worst placed competitor who has finished that round), thereby enabling the Team to be scored in the following way:
    1. If the Team is a two-round event, then the Rider carries that score into the next round.
    2. If the Team event is, for example, an AM5 then the score obtained by the above method becomes the Rider’s Team score.

Scoring – Team Championship – Sub-Junior Teams

  1. Teams consist of a minimum of three and a maximum of six Riders with the best 3 scores to count. To be eligible for a Team placing, at least three members of the Team must complete each scheduled event.
  2. A minimum of three Team members must ride all Championship events before the Team is eligible for an award.
  3. Points obtained by the three highest placed riders in each Team for each event are totalled for that event. 
  4. In the case of the equality of points for the final placing, the scores will be added and divided equally. If these are still equal, then the placings are tied.
  5. If a Rider is eliminated, which would preclude the Team from obtaining a Team score, then the eliminated Rider can continue for the Team (receiving 20 penalties more than the worst placed competitor who has finished that round), thereby enabling the Team to be scored in the following way:
    1. If the Team is a two-round event, then the Rider carries that score into the next round.
    2. If the Team event is, for example, an AM5 then the score obtained by the above method becomes the Rider’s Team score.

Information for hybrid competition

VIRTUAL SHOWJUMPING RULES:

Organisation
A State Association, a Zone, or a Pony Club (Organiser) may be directly responsible for the organisation and judging of part of the Showjumping Championship. The Judge and Course Designer must sign a declaration that the Course is compliant with the plans and diagrams sent to them by the Organising Committee for each Competition.

The Course
The arena must be 70m x 30m. A course plan designed by an FEI course designer with international virtual showjumping competition experience will be provided to the Organiser. The course plan will be designed on a grid and will contain detailed specifications for building the Showjumping course. Electronic timing gear will be required. The Judge must act as the Technical Delegate and inspect the built course to ensure that it has been built in accordance with the course plan.

Video
Each Hub must submit an unedited video, including sound, of each Course. If filming on a smartphone, hold the device in the landscape (sideways) orientation. Please submit to the Organising Committee along with the results.

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