What do you think she will make? FMM ??

She looks lovely - can't believe she has just had a foal! I would have said more small hunter looking at those pics, but she could easily do small RH as well. Best thing is to get her measured and see what she comes in at, then maybe go down the day ticket route at the affiliated level and see what the judges think of her in both classes before making a decision. You will find that you could go under 3 judges and get three different opinions! However, if you are in a class you can see for yourself where she looks like she best fits.
She looks a really good sort though, and you should have lots of fun with her.
 
Thank you , your so kind.
Do you think she looks like she could be acceptable for county level?
Could you tell me what the height limits are for small RH and small Hunter. Im really out of touch with horse classes. I have only had ponies previously!
Thank you for your help.
 
The height limits are 158 (15.2) for both small hunters and riding horses. If you are young enough (25) you can also do intermediates. No reason why you can't do county level - it depends on her conformation and way of going as to how successful she will be. I think if you do a class on a day ticket (basically anything that is not a HOYS or RIHS qualifier) then you don't need a height certificate. As soon as you register the horse properly, then you will definitely need a height certificate.
 
im 17 so intermediates would be an option. Am I right in thinking that these are PUk and BSPS classes as opposed to BSHA ? as an intermediate would the turnout be the same as a normal small hunter class ?
Thanks.
 
Intermediates are BSPS and PUK. I am well past the Intermediate stage, so not really up on these classes - I believe Intermediate Show Riding Type is turned out at a hack (navy jacket, coloured browband), intermediate Show Hunter Type is turned out as a small hunter (tweed, plain browband). Your horse definitely looks to be an Intermediate Show Hunter Type rather than the Show Riding Type.
 
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