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19th September
Get ready to kick off the excitement at the Jersey Horse of the Year Show with our Warm-Up Show Jumping Classes! These preliminary classes offer riders and horses the perfect opportunity to fine-tune their skills and build confidence ahead of the main competition.
19th September
Get ready to kick off the excitement at the Jersey Horse of the Year Show with our Warm-Up Show Jumping Classes! These preliminary classes offer riders and horses the perfect opportunity to fine-tune their skills and build confidence ahead of the main competition.
19th September
Get ready to kick off the excitement at the Jersey Horse of the Year Show with our Warm-Up Show Jumping Classes! These preliminary classes offer riders and horses the perfect opportunity to fine-tune their skills and build confidence ahead of the main competition.
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Table A4 Show Jumping – Class Description
Table A4 is a popular show jumping class format that tests both accuracy and speed. In this class, each competitor completes one round against the clock. All faults incurred (such as knockdowns, refusals, or time penalties) are added to the total time, and the competitor with the fastest time and fewest faults is the winner.
This format encourages bold, efficient riding while rewarding those who can balance speed with precision. It's an exciting and competitive class that often produces thrilling rounds and close results!
🔹 Faults are converted into time penalties
🔹 No jump-off – it's one round, best time wins
🔹 Ideal for riders who want to push for speed without sacrificing control
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Style and Performance Show Jumping – Class Description
The Style and Performance Show Jumping Class is a unique and educational competition that focuses not just on clearing fences, but on how the round is ridden. Designed to encourage correct riding and effective horsemanship, this class is judged on both the rider’s style and the overall performance of the horse and rider combination.
Rather than racing against the clock, competitors are assessed by a judge or panel who score each round based on:
🔹 Rider’s position and effectiveness
🔹 Rhythm, balance, and accuracy of the round
🔹 The horse’s technique, confidence, and overall way of going