Gingerbird
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Just a quick one, what on earth does it mean on a show jumping schedule, when it says 'Two Phase'. Is it seperate JO or different fences?
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StormyMoments
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two phase means if you go clear in the first part of the round then you go straight in to the jump off if you get what i mean - you carry on but are doing a jump off instead of a normal round... i've made this confusing haha
well basically if you dont go clear you stop if you do then you do the jump off straight away
well basically if you dont go clear you stop if you do then you do the jump off straight away
Gingerbird
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So A5 then?
Why didn't they just write that!!! Christ its b een so long since I've competed, that are the terminology has changed!!!
Why didn't they just write that!!! Christ its b een so long since I've competed, that are the terminology has changed!!!
Foxy53
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Hi SM - you have described One Phase. In Two Phase you have to have gone clear over the first section of the course and then carry on, if the bell rings, you do niot do the jump off. In One Phase you jump the first section and go on and jump the second section regardless of knock downs. Two stops is still elimination and so is a fall. Yeah it's all Table 5 but with a different name - BSJ's way of justifying a bigger rule book each year? 