Interschool Showjumping Competition - Saturday 26, Sunday 27th March 2022 - Nominate
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Interschool Showjumping
Competition
Saturday 26, Sunday 27th March 2022
Victory College invites all Primary and Secondary School riders to the annual
Victory College
Showjumping Competition
Saturday 26 - Sunday 27th March 2022
Victory College Equestrian Center, 1073 Old Maryborough Road, Gympie
Start Time: 7:30 AM Walk Course both competition days.
Details: Showjumping AM5 ( 238.2.2 Table A) and super 2 Phase (Article 274.2.)
Entries: www.nominate.com.au
Entries Close: Friday 18th March 2022
Entry Fees: Showjumping - $25 per round (Two horses are permitted in the same
or difficult classes)
Admin Fees: $20 non-refundable administration fee per rider
Stabling: $25 per night $20 Stable bond applies. Stables must be cleaned
after use.
Camping: $20 per night
COVID -19 RULES
This event will be run in accordance with Queensland covid safe guidelines all people
attending this event including competitors must sign in via the nominate app. Additional
information regarding covid will be provided closer to the event
Numbers may be capped for this event
The OC reserves the right to alter the program if classes do not have sufficient
numbers. The competition will include an AM5 (Article 238.2.2 Table A) and Super 2
Phase (Article 274.2.). The program may be altered on competition days to suit the
conditions and to keep the event flowing.
*Denotes classes for State Championships
**Denotes classes for National Championships
Helmets need to be IQ standard and tagged before riding.
Day 1 - Saturday 26th March
Primary Classes Riders in Secondary Classes Riders in
Grades 1 – 6 Grades 7 - 12
Saturday AM5 Saturday AM5
Run after the primary Classes
** CLASSES 9-12 Are Nationals Classes*
1* Primary Qualifier AM5 50 cm 6* Secondary Qualifier AM5 60cm Non
Qualifier
2* Primary Qualifier AM5 60 cm 7*Secondary Qualifier AM5 70 cm
3* Primary Qualifier AM5 70 cm 8* Secondary Qualifier AM5 80 cm
4** Primary Qualifier AM5 80 cm 9** Secondary Qualifier AM5 90 cm
5** Primary Qualifier AM5 90 cm 10** Secondary Qualifier AM5 100 cm
11** Secondary Qualifier AM5 110 cm
12** Secondary Qualifier AM5 120 cm
Day 2 - Sunday 27th March
Primary Classes Riders in Secondary Classes Riders in
Grades 1 – 6 Grades 7- 12
Sunday Special 2 phase Sunday Super 2 phase
Run after the Primary
1* Primary Qualifier 6* Secondary Qualifier
Super Two-Phase 50 cm Super Two-Phase 60cm Non Qualifier
2* Primary Qualifier 7*Secondary Qualifier
Super Two-Phase 60 cm Super Two-Phase 70 cm
3* Primary Qualifier 8* Secondary Qualifier
Super Two-Phase 70 cm Super Two-Phase 80 cm
4** Primary Qualifier 9* Secondary Qualifier
Super Two-Phase 80 cm Super Two-Phase 90 cm
5** Primary Qualifier 10* Secondary Qualifier
Super Two-Phase 90 cm Super Two-Phase 100 cm
11*Secondary Qualifier
Super Two-Phase 110 cm
12*Secondary Qualifier
Super Two-Phase120 cm
8.2.1 AM5 Article 238.2.2: This is a competition against the clock, but in the event of equality of penalties for first place, there will be one jump-off against the clock. Other athletes are placed according to their penalties and time in the first round. 274.2 Super Two-Phase Article 274.2 This competition comprises two phase round without interruption, each at an identical or different speed, the finishing line for the first phase begin identical with the starting line for the second phase. The first phase is a course of 7 to 9 obstacles with or without combination (Table A against the clock). The second phase takes place over 46 obstacles, which may include one combination (Table A against the clock). Athletes competing the first phase may continue in the second phase. Placing is according to the penalties and time in both phases. (Faults on obstacles and penalties for exceeding the time allowed in both phases) and, If necessary, according to the time of the second phase. It is a requirement BEFORE nominating that all riders wishing to compete in jumping classes are registered with the IQ office. Any nominations received without the appropriate registration will not be accepted and no discussion will be entered into. For more information regarding registration please contact the IQ office. Note that IQ numbers are no longer required. EVENT NOTES ENQUIRIES & SCRATCHINGS • Sharon Johnston M: 0447 006 766 E: johnstonsharon131@gmail.com • Sarah Davis M: 0429 858 849 E: nsdavis@live.com.au • Karen Robinson M: 0447 005 520 E: admin@hhequestrian.com.au • No refund for scratching after close of entries unless accompanied by veterinary/ medical certificate • No refund after draw and helpers roster has been posted (camping and stabling will be refunded) DRAW & HELPERS ROSTER - No Helper No Rider Policy • The draw and roster will be available on www.nominate.com.au as soon as possible after the closing date. • Every rider must nominate a helper for each discipline they enter. • Helpers are to sign on at the office 10 minutes prior to job time and remain at their allocated task for the rostered duration. • Results and qualifiers will be withheld if the job is not fulfilled. • If they are not able to undertake their allotted job, helpers must organise for someone else to take their place – this is not a responsibility of the organising committee.
COMPETITORS RESPONSIBILITIES • Review the draw schedule once published on www.nominate.com.au for the rider’s event time and ring/s. • A Horse Health Declaration must be completed and handed in at the office upon entry. CANTEEN will be available all day. FIRST AID OFFICER will be available on the day. A VET will be on call but the owner/rider of the horse will be obliged to pay for the service not Victory College or their Equestrian team. DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY Victory college Equestrian Team, Gympie Showgrounds and IQ do not accept any liability for any accident, loss, damage, injury, or illness to horses, owners, riders, spectators or any personal property whatsoever or any associated costs in the event of DPI lockdown CONDITIONS OF ENTRY This competition is run in accordance with the Interschool Queensland Handbook 2022. This handbook is available on the website. Please familiarise yourself with this document. https://www.qld.equestrian.org.au/interschool/sites/default/files/IQ%20Handbook%20 for%202022%20FINAL_0.pdf PRIZES • Individual: Ribbons 1st – 5th place in each round • Overall Awards: 1st - 3rd place • Champion rugs for overall 1st place of each class • Highest points overall Primary rider and highest points overall Secondary rider • Overall teams prize for Highest Points Primary Team and Highest Points Secondary Team COMPETITION SCHEDULE • The competition times in the published schedule are correct at the time of publication and should be taken as a guide for competitors only. • All competitors must be prepared to enter the ring when called on to do so and they should ensure that they are attentive to announcements to this effect on the day. • Athletes who fail to comply with this rule may face elimination. • Athletes may ride two horses in two different classes (one class per horse) at this event. DISPUTES • No competitors or parents or coaches are to directly approach any judges, stewards, course builders or any other officials or volunteers with disputes, complaints or queries. • Any disputes, complaints or queries during the competition must be lodged in writing with the Organising Committee through the School Convener with a fee of $50 within 30 minutes after the happening which gave rise to the objection. • These will be referred to the Technical Delegate/Ground Jury of the day. • The decision of the Technical Delegate/Ground Jury will be final and may not be appealed.
SOUNDNESS AND SAFETY • The judges are required to satisfy themselves regarding soundness of all horses and therefore have authority to stop an unsound horse from competing at any time during the competition. • The Technical Delegate in consultation with the judges may at any time stop and eliminate from the competition any rider that they deem to be unsafe or to have the potential to cause harm to themselves and others BEHAVIOUR • When representing their school and whilst on competition grounds, all competitors must obey school rules and competition etiquette. • Those who fail to do so risk elimination from the competition. CAMPING AND STABLING • Those competitors that wish to stable their horses or camp overnight may do so through Nominate when entering. Please note we only have 12 stables available for camping on-site at the College, so it will be first in best dressed. • All other camping will be at the Gympie Showgrounds. Please contact the Gympie Show Society to arrange this. Phone 5482 1721 or visit https://www.gympieshow.com.au/contact/ SADDLERY AND EQUIPMENT/GEAR CHECK • A designated gear checkpoint will be made available and is compulsory for all competitors 15 minutes prior to their entry in each and every class. No competitor may compete until they have been cleared through the gear check station. • All equipment should comply with EQ regulations for the particular discipline. • It is the responsibility of the competitor and/or parents to ensure that saddlery and equipment is in good repair, meets the relevant safety standards and is fitted appropriately DRESS • Riders MUST ride in their school equestrian uniform i.e. shirt, tie, jodhpurs or breeches, boots and school jumper/vest/jacket if applicable. • Helmets of Australian Safety Standard 3838:1998 or EN 1384 or ASTN F1163 must be worn at all times whilst mounted. Helmets must be IQ tagged. • A saddlecloth depicting the school emblem should be worn. • Riders will be allocated a draw number, which must be worn either on the bridle or saddlecloth on both sides while competing. SHOWJUMPING • In the AM5 and Special Two-Phase classes the level of the event in cms is the maximum starting height in the first round. There may be a 10cm height rise in the second round. • Back protectors are not compulsory under EQ rules, however IQ strongly recommends their use in the interest of safety. • IQ jumping competitions run under EQ rules. ENTRIES AND SUBSTITUTIONS • Riders may substitute an alternative horse up until the start of competition on the day providing IQ registration is current and the request is accompanied by a veterinary certificate. • No rider may be substituted for another.
TIED SCORES In the case of tied scores in showjumping the following will occur: • Tied scores in individual rounds, both riders awarded a tied place, the points for those places are shared and the next place is omitted. • Tied scores for Champion with go to (1) the athlete with the highest place in the AM5 then (the athlete with the highest place in the P&S (3) the athlete with the highest place in the A2. WET WEATHER In the event of inclement weather, please contact organising committee. GENERAL DISCLAIMER • Neither the organizing committee, Victory college, Inter-school Queensland, Gympie Showgrounds or Equestrian Queensland accepts any liability for any accident, injury, illness to riders, spectators, horses, grounds or any other persons or property whatsoever in consideration of entries being accepted. • No entries will be accepted unless riders and parents have noted the Acknowledgment and Indemnity Waiver. ENTRY PROCEDURES 1. Entries are to be made only through www.nominate.com.au 2. No late entries will be accepted. 3. In the event of cancellation of the competition or part thereof, due to any circumstances beyond the control of the relevant organising committee, entry fees will be refunded less the administration charge to help defray administration costs. 4. All entries are to be accompanied by an email address and the parent’s helper roster will then be posted on the website when available prior to the competition. A nominated helper for each rider is required in order to process the nomination. TRADE STALLS We are excited to be having 2 trade stalls on site at our event; Aussie Blue Heeler sales@aussieblueheeler.com.au Mega Min Equine Supplements shannon.godwin@agsolutions.com.au Please support these local businesses that have come on board to support our event. If you are needing anything specific brought to the event, please get in touch with Jenny (Aussie Blue Heeler) or Shannon (Ag Solutions - Mega Min Equine Supplements) BEFORE the event, so that they have enough time to ensure they can have your products in stock and with them over the weekend.
Victory College would like to thank the following businesses
for sponsoring the event:
Tin Can Bay Bakery
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