Qualification for 4*

[KatB]

Does anyone know if you can do it through Advanced runs, or does it have to be through 3*?

Thanks!

 

[_Rach_]

Bit early for Lucky yet dont you think hehe
x

 

[AutumnRose]

That is forward planning Kat.....

You have to do it through 3*s i'm pretty sure.

 

[KatB]

hilarious I'm sure

haha!!

Its irrelevant now anyway, as I thought a horse who was entered couldnt possibly be qualified, but turns out one of the runs I thought was an advanced was actually a 3*, so thats answered my question

Thanks though!!

 

[kerilli]

you have to do 3*s.

 

[TableDancer]

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you have to do 3*s.

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Yup, both CIC and CCI. I'm thinking Pau would be a good first one for your mare, suits a nippy horse

 

[KatB]

Ooh, you're all comedians ;p

What do we reckon, first 6yr old at 4*?!!

 

[deskbound]

Yeah, who needs 6yo Champs when you could just hit up a 4 star?!? Easy. Not sure why no-one's thought of this before.... perhaps as a 7yo you could retire from eventing (no $$) and go showjumping instead?

 

[amyneave]

lol.

sorry to spoil the fun, but horses must be 7 to enter at 4*. good idea though.

!!!!

 

[Gamebird]

Well AN's 6yo horse was 3rd or 4th in the Int Champs which is an AI I think

 

[meardsall_millie]

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Well AN's 6yo horse was 3rd or 4th in the Int Champs which is an AI I think

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According to the BE rule book (yes I am sad enough to have it by my side at all times

) a horse must be 6 to compete in a 3DE and 7 for the Adv or Int Championships. For 3* and 4* events the horse must be 7.

 

[glencol370]

AN 6 year old horse was third in The intermediate championships which are run under advanced rules and the rule book does say that eligibility to compete in the advanced or intermediate Championships the age of the horse is 7.