What class can i do with my warmblood yearling? (Pics)

[rubyrumba]

I don't really know what class to enter her in and i want to get her out and about for some experience of the big wide world and away from her friends! Help please!
Also in breeding

Nareco

 

[lucy1984]

ahh she looks like my iZZy did at that age! minus the white on the front leg x

 

[Dizzykizzy]

Woweeee! What fab markings she has (first pic!) LOL!
She is gorgeous, love baby orange horse with blaze!

 

[china]

i would put her in a youngster class and maybe something like a potential sport horse class. she is gorg! i may have to steal!

 

[rubyrumba]

Oh thank you! There don't seem to be any general youngstock classes at any of my local shows. Want to take her somewhere smaller for her first time.

 

[happihorse]

Very nice horse - how about aiming for the BEF classes but doing some local shows to get her used to the big wide world? Think _Jetset_ has done some (BEF ones) with her youngster.

Good luck and enjoy!

 

[sywell]

Who issued the papers?

 

[rubyrumba]

Oldenburg.

 

[quirky]

If you're just looking to get her out and about, how about just doing best conditioned. That seems to be the class for (mostly) younger horses and horses with little ring experience at the show I go to.

 

[sywell]

The warmblood societies run showing classes . Do not think they are too high profile they are very friendly and offer constructive advice about your horse and are very knowledgeable. An Oldenburg mare wil be eligible for grading into the British Hanoverian Society Studbook and they can do the change of ownership as well.

 

[collina]

I would go the british warmblood show, they run all age classes as well as mare grading. it is held at Hartsbury and is on at the ned of July around the 25th. All my youngsters have shown there and the stabling is very good and they have very good judges. Check the British warmblood society website.