Possibly grooming, its one of my favourite events to groom at. This year they've got free bedding, haylage and feed, horse showers and use of massage pads!!! AND you get charlie chocolate brownie man at the stables just for us!!
i think that i need to tell charlie to get a franchise by the main arena, the coffee up there just isnt the sameand its a long walk from the press tent to the stables!
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Possibly grooming, its one of my favourite events to groom at. This year they've got free bedding, haylage and feed, horse showers and use of massage pads!!! AND you get charlie chocolate brownie man at the stables just for us!!
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When I was grooming a few years ago I was delighted to see Charlie there... but I do think its a slight pain him being so far away **sulk**
Looks like Im grooming there next year tho
Yep, you are wrong *disclaimer - this is the info I got from my SJ Team Co Ordinator*
This year the organisers have changed the format from pure Show-jumping to a Derby style competition so that all riders will jump a course of show jumps plus some cross-country style fences. Riders 1 & 2 will compete in the morning over 8 - 10 show jumps leading onto 6 - 8 efforts over portable/fixed cross country fences. Riders 3 and 4 will compete over the same obstacles in the afternoon. The maximum height of obstacles will be 1.05m (3 6) with maximum spread of 1.55m at base; however the majority of fences will not exceed 1.0m (3 3) in height.
The SJ phase will have one double combination and must be jumped at a speed of 325m/minute. Competitors then go to the XC phase where the optimum time is based on 400m/minute. Rosettes will be awarded at the end of the day to all competitors who have completed both phases.
TBH k_o, I never think it is THAT big anyway, but am really looking forward to seeing how it works this year
may see some of you there as am off for the PC jumping on friday!! Am looking forward too it will be a nice little warm up for the int at pontispool on sat!! and dont worry char i will be 20!!