need some advice/help on BSJA

[skye123]

was going through my bedroom today and found a BSJA day ticket that came free with a magazine.

its got to be used by december 2007 so is odviously a way off but my questions are : what is the smallest height that BSJA do and my nearest centre that do BSJA is weston lawns but are there other good ones reasonbly near to warwickshire? does solihull still do BSJA?

thanks just a little confused lol

 

[Starbucks]

Not in your area but British Novice is the smallest and is 90cm.

Day tickets are a bit rubbish in that you can't win anything but good for a taster.

If you look on BSJA website under shows - calender they should have all the shows in December for you to have a look through.

xx

 

[Vicki_Krystal]

some shows also do affiliated classes starting from 70cms.
weston lawns is lovely, you should go there!
i travel from bedfordshire to jump there.

 

[Toby_Zaphod]

The BSJA Ticket is a good thing, it gives a taster of jumping quality courses without the expense of joining BSJA. It will save you about £6.

Weston Lawns is probably the best venue for you to go to. Very often they run a couple of unaffiliated classes along side the BSJA classes i.e. a 90cm qualifier so you would have a couple of classes to jump. Have a look at their website for full schedule details.

Regarding Solihull, they still do BSJA but their competitions are few & far between most times only one a month, Weston Lawns run them far more frequently.

Take a look at both their website for the current scedules.

Have a go....you'll have good fun, don't be over wealmed by the venue, just go for it.