Contacts for anything relating to the Show Jumping. Training and teams
Katherine Rowell 07907 043 206
Heather Rowell 07714 417 227
Telephone 01427 753034
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AREA SHOWJUMPING 2012
Area Show Jumping
Lincolnshire Show Ground
22nd July 2012
Hosted jointly by the Brocklesby and Burton Pony Club
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Showjump training:
The initial plan is that Jo Burns will carry on with the regular show jump training and we are planning to run regular clinics throughout the year. Looking through the diary Saturdays are mainly taken up by rallies so unless we are doing some team specific training closer to the area event then we will not be training on a Saturday.
When and Where
Showjump training will be on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month – dates below.
Training on 1st Thursday of the month will be at Stonelodge.
Training on 3rd Thursday of the month I am looking for an alternative venue near to Scunthorpe – any ideas greatly received (however until found will be at Stonelodge).
SHOWJUMP TRAINING IS OPEN TO ALL MEMBERS
How much
Flat rate of £10 per person (1 hour for a group of 3 and 40 mins for a group of 2) I will try and match groups as best I can so some weeks there may be 2 or 3 in a group.
£2 extra if we have the lights on.
If you want a private lesson with Jo please let me know and I will arrange.
How to get involved:
Send me a text – 07907043206
Message me on facebook – Katherine Rowell
If it is short notice please text me so that you know I have it!!!
2012 showjump training dates:
01/03
15/03
05/04
19/04
03/05
17/05
07/06
21/06
05/07
19/07
Area Showjump Teams
If anyone wants to be involved in SJ teams this year or have any queries please let me know:
Send me a text – 07907043206
Message me on facebook – Katherine Rowell
In general we ask that anyone wanting to be involved comes to at least two training sessions with Jo so that she can assess people to make sure that they are in the same team. Life being as it is there will always be some exceptions so if you either have a horse that doesnt ‘do’ training or group session alternatively can’t make Thursdays for training please let me know.
To do teams you will need to be comfortable jumping the below heights:
Novice – 95cm
Intermediate – 105cm
Open – 115cm
If you are not comfortable jumping these yet showjump training is still open to everyone so come along.
Hopefully see you all soon.
Thanks
Katherine
07907043206
National Pony Club Championships
Well done to Anna Sutton on Louis who came 2nd at the National Pony Club Championships on Saturday 13th August
Report to follow.
We had 2 members jumping in the Area Open Show Jumping Anna Sutton on Salvador who Jumped 3 lovely clear rounds and finished 3rd and Qualified for the National Championships at Draycott later in August, Anna’s mixed team came 2nd overall, and Nicola Whitmore on Rocco who had 4 faults in the 1st round and jumped clear in the 2nd round and finished in 5th with a mixed team, the amazing thing is that in the turnout joining up with a Burton member to make up a team, they won the turnout competition, the did look great, Well done. Report on other members to follow
OPEN AREA for teams and individuals
Teams of 3 or 4 members best three scores to count
INTERMEDIATE for teams and individuals
Teams of 3 or 4 members best three scores to count.
Open and intermediate best teams and best individuals qualify for Equest Pramox Pony Club Show Jumping Championships at Draycott House in August.
NOVICE for teams and individuals
teams of 3 or 4 members best three scores to count
Best teams and best individuals qualify for the NFU Mutual Novice Show Jumping Championships at Kelsall Hill Cheshire
JUNIOR AREA SHOW JUMPING
Team and individual competition
Open to riders 13years and under as of 1st of Jan 2011
Max height of the fences 80cm
Although this competition dons’t qualify for any championships it is well worth going for the experience of being in a team.
Pony club National Championships-2010
Nicola Whitmore and Rocco went to the championships at Draycott as an individual for the show jumping, they jumped the first round clear and so did about 25 others, and the second round which was a much bigger course produced 6 clears out of the 25 Rocco had the last fence down and had a bit slower time so finished outside the 10 , but this was he biggest course Rocco had ever jumped so it was a pleasing result for Nic.
Rocco clearing the large triple bar in the show jumping at the championships at Draycott
Area Show Jumping Report 26.08.10
The event was held at Milton Park, Peterborough and was one of the nicest settings that I have seen. A vast parkland with a beautiful house in the background.
The novice team jumped their first round in ring one and the second round in ring two which meant that there were more teams entered than in previous years.
First to go was Kathryn Roberts who jumped a very nice clear round on Angelica, but unfortunately incurred 7 time faults, Becky Anderson followed with a clear round on her youngster, Harry. Laura Bramhill on Molliati , another young horse jumped clear with one time fault, the time seemed very tight as Laura did seemed to ride at a sensible speed. Alice McGrath was jumping very nicely when she developed a sat nav problem and took the wrong course !!
The second round was ‘up to height’ and quite twisty. A short shower had also left the ground a bit skiddy. Kathryn was jumping well when Angelica slipped and fell. Fortunately all seemed OK afterwards and both trotted out soundly. Becky and Laura both finished on 12 faults, a good score overall and both horses look promising for next year with some more experience. Alice finished the course on 4 jumping and 11 time faults, another good result for a young horse.
Although we did not finish in the placings we were nowhere near the bottom and with three inexperienced horses in the team it all looks very good for the future.
The intermediate was reduced to three with Georgia Harness unwell (hope you are ok for camp). The course was quite substantial and complicated in parts. Karen Lamb and Maybe were the trailblazers and jumped well to finish on 4 faults, Dannielle Ibbotson and Nellie also jumped well to again finish on 4. Charlotte Scott on Dan was our last competitor, however Dan was not really very enthused and unfortunately got three stops and elimination.
The second round saw the fences highered and widened, Karen rode Maybe with two fences down and Danni finished on one down.
The Open course did not seem too big when we walked it, however Matt Lanni (the course builder) had been very crafty and there were very few clears (3 I think).
Anna Sutton and Louis jumped well to finish on an undeserved four faults. Nic Whitmore and Rocco had very neat clear round. Suzie Glentworth and Grace Webster our other team members both had lame horses and could not compete, so both Anna and Nic were riding as individuals. In the second round, now up to height and with a third element added to the final double Anna jumped round for another four faults. Nic then went round for a clear, with Rocco jumping really confidently.
There were only two double clears in the class and two places for the championships, so Nic went through – the highlight of the day.
Well done to all of you.
