Equestrian Interschool Challenge 2021 - The Scots School Albury - Saturday 11 September & Sunday 12 September 2021
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Saturday 11 September & Sunday 12 September 2021
Equestrian
Interschool
Challenge 2021.
PROUDLY SPONSORED BY
A l b u r y
The
Scots
School
Albury
scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Event Title Here Monday July 21, 2019
The Scots School Albury General Information Thank you to our
Equestrian Interschool Challenge 2021 Welcome to The Scots School Albury
Equestrian Interschool Challenge 2021. generous sponsors
Please read the General Rules and Conditions
Open to all students Years 3 - 12 Entries Open
before you enter.
Monday 9 August 2021
Saturday 11 September It is the responsibility of all riders, supported
Dressage Entries Close by team managers and parents/guardians,
Mount & Rider Thursday 2 September 2021 @ 5.00pm to ensure you understand the rules
No late entries accepted. relating to the classes you are entering.
This event will be run with reference
Sunday 12 September
to the Equestrian Victoria Interschool A l b u r y
Showjumping Entries Online
Handbook. The handbook is available on
Novelties nominate.com.au/equestdn/Event. the Equestrian Victoria Interschool website
Handy Mount aspx?e=CDD03793BD2E4B3DA4 equestrianinterschoolvictoria.com.au. Where
5A71B07973D01D&eventlist=5 there is a different rule or approach for this
Canteen available from 7.30am each day specific event it is stated in this program.
Event Coordinator
Rowena Newcomen Competing at this event will be recognised
02 6022 0000 as evidence of participation for the 2022
Intershool Equestrian State Championships.
equestrian@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au This event is considered a qualifying event
for both the NSW & Victorian Championship
(dependent on the rider’s membership state).
CODE OF CONDUCT
This event will be run in compliance with the
Equestrian Australia Code of Conduct and
Social Media Policy. These policies apply
to the riders, parents, team managers and
volunteers. they can be viewed at equestrian.
org.au/policies.
DISCLAIMER
Neither the organising committee of this
competition nor The Scots School Albury
accepts any responsibility whatsoever for any
accident, damage, injury or illness to horses,
riders, grounds, spectators or any other
person or property that occurs during the
competition.
COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS
The event will be run in accordance with
Thank you to our
COVID-19 government regulations. A
COVID-19 Safety Plan will be in place. photographers
Saturday 11 September
Grain and Mane
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Sunday 12 September
B-Man Photography
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Equestrian Interschool Challenge | September 2021 Page 3AGE GROUPS We thank our sponsors who have donated VOLUNTEER LEVY DRAWS
The competition is open to students in Years prizes: Horseland Albury, Doug Dydes Volunteers are vital to the success of the Draws and updated information will be
3 -12 Produce Store and Off The Track. event. Each competitor/family is asked to emailed to all competitors as well as published
pay a volunteer levy of $30 with their entry. on the event Facebook page.
ENTRIES The levy will be refunded when you fulfil your
The age categories are: volunteer role at the event.
Primary • Years 3–6 Individual riders can enter online on CHANGES TO PROGRAM
Nominate. Riders will need to enter their The Event Organisers reserve the right to alter
Intermediate • Years 7–9 details and pay using either credit card or Volunteers will be rostered for a maximum of the program, cancel any class or competition,
Senior • Years 10–12 debit card, or a PayPal account. 2 hours. We will use the signup app to enable divide any class, alter times, and refuse any
you to register for your preferred volunteer entry with or without stating the reason.
Individual Classes $15 per class role once the draw has been finalised.
SCORING POINTS
For the determination of Champion School Discounted Bulk Entry (all classes on the day)
PROTESTS
and Age Champions, each of the classes will Saturday $40 Volunteers are asked to present to the Scots
Discipline Coordinator 10 minutes prior to their Any protest must be made in writing to the
be equally weighted. organising committee within 30 minutes
Sunday $55 role.
after results have been posted. A formal
Points will be awarded for each class as AWEC Rider Fee $15 per rider protest requires a deposit of $50.00 that will
follows: (no additional AWEC Rider Fee for 2nd mount or GEAR CHECK be forfeited unless the protest is upheld. All
1st: 6pts 4th: 3pts additional day) There will be no gear checkpoints. Gear check protests must be made through the Team
It is expected that all competitors can ride is the responsibility of the Team Manager and Manager to the Event Coordinator. The
2nd: 5pts 5th: 2pts independently. No lead reins allowed. the rider. Discipline rules can be found on the decision of the Committee will be final and
3rd: 4pts 6th: 1pt EA website. Judges have the right to eliminate no other discussions will be entered into. No
RESULTS riders who compete in the incorrect gear. objections will be accepted from parents.
AGE CHAMPION All scoring will be online through Nominate.
Age champions will be awarded to the HORSE Results will be published through Nominate HORSES ENTRY REFUND AND SCRATCHINGS
AND RIDER COMBINATION with the highest and on the Facebook event page. All horses and ponies must be four (4) years No refunds will be given if riders miss their
score in their age group. The Interschool of age or over at the time of nomination. classes. All refunds will incur a $10.00
Team winners will be calculated using the Age Champions and Team Champion results Stallions are not permitted. A horse cannot be administration fee. No refunds after closing
top three scores in a team. Each school is will be announced following the event. ridden by more than one rider. The penalty of date unless notified prior to riding time and a
only allowed to enter one team. There is no disobeying this rule is elimination. A rider may Veterinary or Medical Certificate is supplied to
restriction on team size. Composite teams ride more than one horse in an event. equestrian@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au within 7
are permitted where a school does not have SCHOOL TEAMS days of notification to be eligible for a refund.
enough riders to form a team (i.e., less than 3 Team members must represent the school UNIFORMS
riders). they are currently attending. Each team must EVENT CANCELLATION REFUND
have an adult Team Manager. All riders must wear approved boots and an
approved safety helmet when mounted (refer If the event has to be cancelled prior to
Where a rider enters more than one EA helmet rules and regulations). 48 hours before the event the organising
horse, only the highest scoring horse/rider TEAM MANAGERS committee will refund all entry fees. If the
combination will be counted. Team Mangers are responsible for: event is cancelled within 48 hours or during
Day 1: Uniforms to consist of a school shirt and
Gear check – All gear must be EA compliant tie with the school jumper. the event the organising committee will refund
AWARDS for each individual discipline – see the entry fees minus incurred expenses.
following link: equestrian.org.au/sites/default/
Age Champions and Team Champion results files/EA Interschool Rules-CleanVersion.pdf. Day 2: Riders are permitted to wear a school
will be announced following the event. sports top, school equestrian top, windcheater INSURANCE
Our Event Coordinator will be the final
Champion Team: adjudicator on any gear queries. or jumper. Riders should note that they will not be
Shield for the school with sashes and rugs for covered for a personal accident during this
• Ensuring that the delegated team tasks are event. Riders are required to complete an
the three top-scoring riders. completed, Jodhpurs or trousers should be white or beige. electronic waiver for this event together with
Reserve Champion Team: • Complaints or disputes, and the AWEC waiver when entering on Nominate.
Sashes and saddlecloths for the three top • Collection of bags at the beginning of In the event of wet weather, zip up weather You must accept the terms or you will not be
scoring riders. the day. Team Managers are requested style jackets forming part of the school able to enter the event.
Age Champion: to have their mobile phones on and be uniform will be permitted.
Sash and rug. contactable during the day. AWEC STABLE, YARD AND CAMP BOOKINGS
Reserve Age Champion: PRESENTATION OF RIBBONS All stables, yards and camping bookings
Sash and prize. SAFETY Will happen at various times throughout the must be booked directly through AWEC’s
Discipline Champion: Any fall, regardless of injury or not, must be day. Riders are to be dressed appropriately in Online Booking System with Nominate. This
Sash and prize. reported to and cleared by the designated their uniforms to receive ribbons. is a separate booking from the Interschool
Off The Track: First Aid Officer. entries. All bookings must be completed prior
OTT Prize Packs will be presented to the best RIDER NUMBERS to midnight on Thursday 2 September 2021.
performed off the track Thoroughbreds. Medical armbands must be worn at all times AWEC has both powered and unpowered
Must be displayed on each side of the bridle camping facilities. Toilets and showers are
whilst mounted. or saddle cloth for all phases. Riders must available. The link for online bookings is
provide their own number holders. These can nominate.com.au/stables/awec.asp
be purchased at Horseland on the day.
Equestrian Interschool Challenge | September 2021 Page 5BEDDING AND FEED DRESSAGE TESTS cantering may enter the Novice class and trot the
Doug Dydes Produce Store is our official Feed Arenas will be 60 x 20 canter sections (marks will be deducted).
Class Article 238.2.1 (Fastest clear round)
Sponsor. For all equine bedding and feed All dressage tests can be found at: equestrian.org. No.
orders, call Paul on 0439 338 628. Paul will au/dressage-rules Workouts can be found on pages 10 & 11 of
deliver on Friday and Saturday, direct to you the program. 25 45cm - Primary run at “Optimum time”
at AWEC. Class Dressage Primary Years 3-6
No. 26 60cm - Primary run at “Optimum time”
Mount and Rider Primary
Class No. 27 75cm – Primary
Wood shavings are to be used in the stables. 1 EA Prep Test C (2013) – Primary* Years 3 - 6
Feed and bedding can be supplied. Electric 2 EA Prep Test D (2013) – Primary* 19 Novice 28 90cm - Primary
Tape Yards are not allowed. 3 EA Preliminary 1A (2019) – Primary* 20 Advanced 29 45cm - Intermediate
4 EA Preliminary 1B (2019) – Primary* 30 60cm - Intermediate
CANTEEN 31 75cm - Intermediate
The canteen will be open from 7.30am each 5 EA Novice 2A (2019) – Primary* Mount and Rider Intermediate
Class No. Years 32 90cm - Intermediate
day. 6 EA Novice 2B (2019) – Primary* 7-9
21 Novice 33 60 cm - Senior
34 75cm – Senior
Program Class
No.
Dressage Intermediate Years 7-9 22 Advanced
35 90cm – Senior
Day 1 • Saturday 11 September 2021 7 EA Preliminary 1A (2019) Mount and Rider Senior 36 105cm – Senior
8 EA Preliminary 1B (2019) Class No.
DRESSAGE Years 10 - 12 Class Article 274.2 (Super 2 Phase)
8.00am start. 9 EA Novice 2A (2019) 23 Novice No.
10 EA Novice 2B (2019) 24 Advanced 37 45cm - Primary run at “Optimum time”
Scots Interschool Dressage runs in 38 60cm - Primary run at “Optimum time”
accordance with current EA rules and 11 EA Elementary 3A (2019)
Victorian Interschool Guidelines. 12 EA Elementary 3B (2019) 39 75cm – Primary
Day 2 • Sunday 12 September 2021
40 90cm - Primary
For this event, the following rules apply: Class Dressage Senior Years 10-12 SHOW JUMPING 41 45cm - Intermediate
No. Riders need to complete both classes to be 42 60cm - Intermediate
• Dressage scoring is defined in the Scoring 13 EA Preliminary 1A (2019) eligible for discipline champion.
Points section in this program. 43 75cm - Intermediate
14 EA Preliminary 1B (2019) equestrian.org.au/Jumping-rules
• It is expected that you will enter the 44 90cm - Intermediate
highest level at which you currently 15 EA Novice 2A (2019) Article 238.2.1 45 60cm – Senior
compete. For example, if you compete 16 EA Novice 2B (2019) Competition against the clock. Competitors
Preliminary/Novice at either Pony Club or 46 75cm - Senior
17 EA Elementary 3A (2019) with equality of penalties for any place are
EA then you will enter Novice. placed in accordance with the time taken to 47 90cm – Senior
• There will be a hurdle of 57.5% for classes 18 EA Elementary 3B (2019) complete the round. 48 105cm – Senior
of six or less riders to be determined
by the judge on the day. If a competitor MOUNT AND RIDER CLASS
does not reach that hurdle they will not Article 274.2 NOVELTIES
Mount and Rider is not an EA defined class. This competition comprises two phases run Novelty rules are not defined by Equestrian
accumulate championship points for the The event will run at this class based on the
determination of champions. without interruption, the finishing line for the Interschool Victoria and have been
following: first phase being identical with the starting determined by the Event Committee. Format
• A rider and horse combination may only
enter one dressage level at the event. A line for the second phase. Placings are to be similar to the novelties at Victorian
rider can enter a different dressage level This class has three phases and will be judged determined based on the aggregate penalties Interschool Championship.
on an alternative/second mount. on one workout. Total score of 60 - Rider (20) in both phases (faults on obstacles and
• Horse (20) • Presentation (20). penalties for exceeding the time allowed in Rules
• A Rider & Horse Combination must both phases) and, if necessary, according to
compete in two classes at the same the time of the 2nd phase. • This discipline is designed to test the horse
dressage level to be eligible for Discipline To be ridden in a snaffle bit only. Whips are and rider’s agility.
Champion. permitted (not exceeding 1.2m for horses • It is judged on time.
* Primary tests may be called. Intermediate and 1.0m for ponies). Dummy spurs may be Competitors may walk the course prior to
used. It is a requirement of this class that competing. The course walk will commence • The class is designed to incorporate
or Senior riders who have tests called will novelty games in the one event - for
be required to compete HC (Hors Concours, competitors know the set workout before at 7.30am, with the first class commencing
entering the ring and presenting to the judge. at 8.00am. There will be the opportunity for example, it may include Bending, Flag &
which means participants can ride the test Barrel, Key-hole, Mug Race and some
and will be judged but will not be considered Riders can enter either Novice or Advanced competitors to walk the course between
height adjustments. poles.
in placings.) class. A rider horse combination can only
enter one level. • The reins must be OVER and not under
There will be a hurdle for classes of six or the horse’s neck. If the reins are knotted,
less riders. If a rider accumulates more than they must be undone at the buckle end.
A rider may enter more than one horse.
20 penatly points in a class, they will not
Primary riders who are not yet confident accumulate championship points for this class
(for the determination of Champion).
Equestrian Interschool Challenge | September 2021 Page 7Dress • The points you have earned in this time will
Enrol Today.
• Refer to Dress Rules in conditions of entry. be your score.
• No martingales, whips or spurs may be • You may pick your own pace unless a pace
used; use of the baton, reins or other is specified for a specific task; however
article as a whip shall incur elimination of the judge will acknowledge the degree
the rider from the event. Bits must be plain of difficulty required for faster paces. If
snaffle with straight bar or a single joint in you have a problem with a task, we
the middle. recommend that you move on to the next
• The mouth piece must be smooth all round. task.
Bitless bridles (including the hackamore)
are NOT permitted. Dress
Refer to dress rules in conditions of entry.
Elimination • No martingales, whips or spurs may be
• A rider will be eliminated if mount steps on used; use of the baton, reins or other
or over keyhole (if relevant). article as a whip shall incur elimination of
• Missing a pole in a bending related activity the rider from the event. Bits must be plain
(without rectifying). snaffle with straight bar or a single joint
in the middle. The mouth piece must be
• Stepping over the demarcation line in smooth all round. Bitless bridles (including
bending. the hackamore) are NOT permitted.
A penalty time of 5 seconds will be added for
each knocking of a pole or jump. Where there Class No. Handy Mount
are stepping stones in a course, where a rider 52 Primary
misses a stone, they must start the stones
again from the first stone. 53 Intermediate
54 Senior
Class No. Novelties
49 Primary
50 Intermediate
51 Senior
HANDY MOUNT
Handy Mount rules are not defined by EA
and have been determined by the Event
Committee.
This discipline is designed to test a rider’s
horsemanship skills and the willingness of the
horse or pony to negotiate an obstacle course.
Skills tests may include, among others,
opening a gate, reining back or passing
through coloured obstacles.
It is not a race - the focus is on how the
rider completes the tasks. The judges will be
looking for rhythm, calmness and straightness,
similar to a dressage test with
obstacles.
Contact our Enrolments Team about
• This class is not judged on time, however,
there is a time limit of 3 minutes, with no Sporting Scholarships @ Scots.
bonus points for finishing under this time.
• If you do go over the time limit you are 02 6022 0000
regarded as finished and will need to leave enrolments@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
the arena.
Equestrian Interschool Challenge | September 2021 Page 9The Scots School Albury The Scots School Albury
Equestrian Interschool Challenge 2021 Equestrian Interschool Challenge 2021
Mount and Rider Workout • Novice Mount and Rider Workout • Advanced
X
Judge
Present to the judge – Halt. Walk
Proceed at walk.
Judge
Commence trot at X and proceed to the star.
Trot
Rising trot circle to the left. I
Canter Present to the judge – Halt. Walk
Change diagonal at star. Proceed at rising trot left.
Half circle rising trot to the right. Half circle right sitting trot.
Trot
Canter right last of half circle. Half circle left rising trot.
Sitting Trot
Change canter leg at star. Turn left and lengthen trot across diagonal.
Canter left half circle. Canter right half circle change through centre. Lengthen Trot
Return to rising trot. Canter a circle to the left back to centre.
Trot straight back to judge. Return to rising trot. Canter
Halt – Leave the arena. Walk.
Halt – Leave the arena.
Please note there will not be a star marked on the arena
Please note there will not be a star marked on the arena on the day. Riders unable to canter
on the day. Riders unable to canter independently can still
independently can still participate and trot instead. N.B. Marks will be deducted.
participate and trot instead. N.B. Marks will be deducted.
Equestrian Interschool Challenge | September 2021 Page 11Event Title Here Monday July 21, 2019 393 Perry St Albury NSW 2640 (PMB 6006 AMDC) P: +61 2 6022 0000 E: reception@scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au F: +61 2 6041 3210 scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
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