Riding Club Info

The RNRMEA Riding Club (RC) is an additional element to the association which you can join for an annual fee of £10.  To join complete the relevant section on the RNRMEA membership application form found on the home page.  Membership runs from 1 Jan - 31 Dec.  The Riding Club is affiliated to the BHS and entitles members to a number of benefits as outlined at www.bhs.org.uk.

The RC element is open to all inclusive of dependents and, exceptionally, we have been given permission to cover Area 12, North and South Devon stretching north to the Severn Vale, east to Chippenham and south to the Dorset coast.

British Riding Clubs hold five main National Championships every year. This covers a range of disciplines from Dressage to Show Jumping to Showing and Cross-Country. They also have several classes at some of the biggest equestrian events in the UK, including Olympia, Royal Windsor and The Royal International Horse Show.  For 2012 the RNRMEA RC aims to be represented by teams in AREA 12.  If you are a mounted rider interested in participating please contact your Area Representative.

 

RIDING CLUB AREA REPRESENTATIVES

Area 12 - This is being run by Lt Richard Walker and CPO Mark Shaw

BRC AREA 12 COMPETITIONS
 
 
 
SATURDAY 18 FEB:
 
The Hand Area 12 Novice show jumping. Teams of 4, best 3 count. 80cm in first round 85cm in second. See enclosed Eligibility, basically No BE Points - may be registered but must not have been placed in the first 6 in any BE 100 competition in the current or previous calendar year, no notional Winnings BS other than gained in 70cm and 80cm intro shows.
 
Please double check eligibility, look at BRC website, Area 12 and the enclosed.
 
Prelim entries need to be at BRC by 27th January, normal entries close 10 Feb.
 
 
 
SUNDAY 19 FEBRUARY:
 
Kingston Maurward college, Dorchester. Area 12 Winter dressage qualifier, Teams of 4, 2 doing prelim18, no BD points. Two doing Novice 24 - no more than 124 BD points.
Prelim entries need to be at BRC by 26th January.
 
 
 
 
ALL FLU VACS MUST BE UP TO DATE, A COPY SENT TO ME AND THE ORIGINAL BROUGHT TO THE COMPETITION.
 
Please can you get back to me soonest if you are interested.
 
 
Let's get some teams in this year, with all the Flu Vacs in date!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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 British Eventing announce British Riding Clubs BE80 Series

BRC

British Eventing are very pleased to announce that we have been working together with British Riding Clubs to provide an Eventing series for BRC members. 

It offers a series within the existing BE calendar to culminate in a Championship for grassroots BRC members, not catered for by the existing BRC competition structure. The series will also give BRC members a taste of BE Affiliated competitions and give them access to more competition opportunities.

The qualification for this is fairly simple, every section of the BE80, from the 1st March to the 10th September 2011, will be a qualifier for the BRC BE80 Championship. BRC members and horses must be eligible to compete in BE80(T) classes (see BE Rule Book online).

BRC members can take part in the BE80 series by either becoming a BE member, or by being in possession of a BE Training Ticket. Training tickets can be purchased online from the BE website and cost just £10 for horse and rider.

To qualify for the inaugural BRC BE80 Championship, which will be held at Brooksby College in late September, riders must be one of the two highest placed BRC members, achieving a clear round cross country in each BE80(T) section.

BRC members may take part in as many qualifying competitions as they wish, however, once qualified, any subsequent qualification will pass down the line if the combination compete in any further BE80(T) competitions. Full details for this series can be found below and will also be detailed in issue 49 of the British Eventing Magazine (out on 31 December 2010) or on the British Eventing website. 

BE80(T) is an entry level training class introduced by British Eventing in 2008. The ‘T’ stands for training since competitors have the opportunity to gain training from British Eventing Accredited coaches who are provided for the class by British Eventing

All qualifiers and the Championship will be conducted under BE rules and will be held at the following events in 2011:
Moreton (1) Dorset 5 & 6 March
Swalcliffe Park Oxon 19 & 20 March
Stafford (1) Staffs 2 & 3 April
Howick Monmouths 2 & 3 April
Eden Valley Cumbria 9 & 10 April
Sapey (1) Worcs 12 & 13 April
Solihull (1) Warks 30 April & 1 May
Bovington (TBC) Dorset 8 May
Pontispool (1) Somerset 27 to 29 May
Scotsburn Ross-shire 28 May
Berriewood Shrops 28 & 29 May
Ascott under Wychwood (1) Oxon 4 & 5 June
Moreton (2) Dorset 4 & 5 June 
Berkshire College (1) Berks 11 & 12 June
Stonar School Wilts 28 & 29 June
Ascott under Wychwood (2) Oxon 16 & 17 July
Stafford (2) Staffs 22 to 24 July
Iping W Sussex 23 & 24 July 
Carlton Beds 30 & 31 July
Chilham Castle Kent 13 & 14 August
Drumclog Lanarkshire 27 August
Milton Keynes (3) Bucks 27 & 28 August
West Wilts (3) Wilts 9 & 10 September

Championship 
Brooksby College Leics 24 & 25 September

NB: If numbers dictate, the Championship will be divided into Senior and Junior sections