Riding club horse

[emiliaa]

Hi I made a post on here asking about showing my boy and now I have another question, I am really happy that I qualified for hickstead in working hunter horse but have no clue about whether you’re supposed to have a plain or coloured brow band as am getting different answers online so if anyone has done this class could you please tell me I would really appreciate it as am really confused, thank you xxx

 

[conniegirl]

For working hunter class it’s plain always.

For riding club horse you turn out to type (so a hunter type is plain, riding horse is ribbon).

Which show is it that you’ve qualified for and more specifically which class?

 

[emiliaa]

I qualified for working hunter and riding club horse in the sunshine tour, sorry I have no clue why I put working hunter on the description I meant to put riding club 😂😂😂 xxx

 

[humblepie]

Personally for riding club horse I would go with a plain browband rather than coloured browband as a riding club horse should be able to turn a hoof to most things so workmanlike, well schooled, well mannered, possibly pop a fence, look like he could do a dressage test etc. Can you find photos online from last year's show?

 

[ester]

So are you doing S62 Riding club horse and S38 working hunter (as opposed to S37 working show horse)?

 

[ester]

Because I'm nosey these are the photos from last year, if you go from page 4 I think that is the RC horse class, when you get to people crawling round ponies you've hit the family pony class instead.

Most seem to be in plain browbands but there is the odd coloured.

https://www.sbmphotographic.co.uk/portfolio450065p4.html

 

[emiliaa]

Yes I am doing those classes will probably go with a plain browband as I don’t wanna look silly and out of place 😂😂😂 thank you for helping xxx

 

[ester]

It will save remembering to change it too