BSJA Question

[Morrigan_Lady]

How does it work if the Rider is registered and the horse isnt?

 

[Sarah_Jane]

You would need to either register the horse or compete on a ticket. A ticket is £6 per class.

 

[Scoopy]

How would they know ?

 

[StaceyTanglewood]

you have to give a membership number when you enter x

 

[icemaiden113]

if only 1 of you is registered it is the sam eas if no on eis, you jump on a ticket which is double the entry fee and you recieve no prize money/points.

 

[dieseldog]

You could if you are very naughty give a fake number and then make sure that you do not go clear or get placed, then they would never know. If they have a computer system at the show say you only registered it on the friday.

 

[Seahorse]

My friend went BSJA showjumping on her event horse and jumped a double clear and came 3rd, I think she won about £15.
A few weeks later she got a really snotty letter from the BSJA and they fined her £15 for jumping without being registered!!

 

[dieseldog]

[ QUOTE ]
My friend went BSJA showjumping on her event horse and jumped a double clear and came 3rd, I think she won about £15.
A few weeks later she got a really snotty letter from the BSJA and they fined her £15 for jumping without being registered!!

[/ QUOTE ]

Was she registered? If not, I don't blame them as they would have to redistribute all the prize money etc.

 

[Seahorse]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
My friend went BSJA showjumping on her event horse and jumped a double clear and came 3rd, I think she won about £15.
A few weeks later she got a really snotty letter from the BSJA and they fined her £15 for jumping without being registered!!

[/ QUOTE ]

Was she registered? If not, I don't blame them as they would have to redistribute all the prize money etc.

[/ QUOTE ]

No she wasn't registered, but she really didn't think she would come anywhere!
It was a bit naughty of her, but it shows that BSJA take a very dim view of it.