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how do you go about this process ? do i need to ring bsja and buy tickets or do we just turn up at a show and buy them, do we have to enter the class before hand and can we jump on a ticket in any class for eg , the amateur champs second round qualifier or does it have to be a BN class etc ?
 
At our place you buy your ticket on the day - intro shows usually just charge the class price, you don't need to buy the ticket as well as that's why they introduced the intro shows.

Look out for offers in horsey mags because they sometimes put 'free day tickets' in the magazines as well.

Hope this helps!
 
You buy them on the day when you make your entries, entries close at the start of the class (I think) and I'm pretty sure you can use them for any class that doesnt require qualification
 
To jump on a ticket all you do is turn up at the show and ask to jump on a ticket! However you can't be placed or recieve money, qualification or rosettes as you are not a registered member! It's mainly used for those that are riding members but young horses may not be reg or those seeing if they like it or horse can cope!
Hope this helps! Any more info feel free to pm me!
 
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Oh and jumping on a ticket is usually double entry fee!

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Round here a ticket is six pounds extra and you can buy them on the day with your entry (entries usually close half an hour after the class starts - check the schedule).

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MKEC are offering day tickets @ £3 Nov/Dec then it will be £6. They are also giving out rosettes I believe but no prize money, & entry fees are the same, £10. They have one on this Sunday.
 
as taken from the BSJA website:

"Blue Tickets: These cost £6 each, over and above the normal entry fee, and may be purchased from Show Secretaries by members and non-members and entitles them to ride in one class for every ticket purchased – no prize money or qualification may be won. "

I think it depends on where you are jumping as to whether you are given a rossett! where i am they do not.

It can work out very expensive and if you are planning to jump often enough is well worth becoming a member! that way you entry fees are normal and you can claim prize money!
 
We currently charge an additional £3 for a ticket, and we normally give rosettes to Double Clear ticket riders.

Some places do charge the £6 for them, but it is worth looking out in H&H etc, as they sometimes have free ones.
 
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