hotellie
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do you have to be on a pony to be a junior or is it just done by age?
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dianchi
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Ponys can be ridden by under 16's as a junior
However you can compete horses from 14 as associates
However you can compete horses from 14 as associates
RLD
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To compete in juniors you must be 16 or under and riding something 148cm or less.
To compete in seniors you must be a minimum of 13 and riding a horse (or pony that is registered as a horse).
To compete in seniors you must be a minimum of 13 and riding a horse (or pony that is registered as a horse).
hotellie
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o i think i understand now...it still seems a little confusing because as i am under 16 doesnt my mum have to become a member as well?
Ottinmeg
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yes she does,either as a non jumping member or a jumping member
ETS ,i had to join as my daughter is a junior associate but it might be different for a junior member..someone on here will know!
ETS ,i had to join as my daughter is a junior associate but it might be different for a junior member..someone on here will know!
sj_xc_hannah_
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yea i'm 15 and a junior associate so i can jump both, but if you are only going to be jumping ponies its a lot cheaper to just be a junior member with a pony, and unless your mum is going to be jumping get her to join as a non jumping member.