NORTHERN REGIONAL GROUP SHOWS

SUPPORT YOUR GROUP CLINICS 2010

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NEW VENUE

ASKHAM BRYAN COLLEGE, YORK

SATURDAY 27^th MARCH 2010

9.30 a. m

SHOWING YOU HORSE IN HAND - Ian Woodward

Come along with your horse presented as you would for an inhand showing class, and learn how to present your horse from one of the most respected inhand producers. (no entires sorry!) Numbers will be limited for this class.

IN HAND PRELIM' JUDGES IDENTIFIER- Tina Bennett

A friendly introduction and approach for anyone interested in becoming a future judge of Arabian horses. Areas covered will be presentation of the horse, rules of showing, arabian type, confirmation, movement, common faults.

12.30 p.m.

LUNCH-Sandwiches and hot drinks provided

STALLION PARADE

We would like to include a parade of individual stallions of Arabian and non Arabian horses - Individual stallions will enter the ring, during which time a short resume of their pedigree/achievements will be read by the announcer or stallion owner.

1.30 p.m.

SHOWING YOUR HORSE UNDER SADDLE - Kathryn Oldroyd

Come along with your horse presented as you would for a ridden showing class, and learn from one of the countries most highly regarded ridden HOYS judges on how to improve your ridden showing presentation for the coming season. This session could also be useful for young horses who need some experience without pressure in an indoor showing enviroment. This class Numbers will be limited for this class, and will include an optional PJI for those who are interested in this route forward.

FEES & INFORMATION

IN HAND CLINIC IAN WOODWARD / PJI WITH TINA BENNETT / RIDDEN WITH OR WITHOUT PJI WITH KATHRYN OLDROYD -

Participants can only choose between one of the in hand sessions with either Ian or Tina as these classes will run at the same time - Participants with Ian need to bring their own horse presented as they would for a show class, (horse and exhibitor) - we cannot accept entires in this training session for practical reasons - Participants undertaking the PJI with Tina will observe the horses forward and taking part in the inhand clinic with Ian unless owners specifically request otherwise

Horses and riders taking part in the ridden session with Kathryn, must be forward and presented as if taking part in a ridden showing class.

The clinic fee entitles participants to enter one of their own horses into one of the inhand clinics and one of their own horses in the ridden clinic, as long as the horse is registered to that person. For instance you can bring your yearling into the in hand clinic and ride your 4 year old in the ridden later in the day. The stallion parade is not included and must be paid for as a seperate item.

£30 NAHL members - £35 non members

STALLION PARADE - Open to any breed of stallion, presented in the ring individually with a short resume read by the owner or announcer - stud cards may be given out to observers at the clinic - this fee will also entitles the stallion owner to place an advert on the NAHL website for 2010.

£30 NAHL members - £35 non members - per stallion

BOOK YOUR PLACE AND MAKE YOUR PAYMENT VIA PAYPAL BY CLICKING HERE

please contact Melanie Gaddas-Brown

northernarabian@btinternet.com

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NEW VENUE FOR OUR INDOOR SPRING SHOW

ASKHAM BRYAN COLLEGE - YORK

18TH APRIL 2010

FULL CLASSES FOR

IN HAND - RIDDEN CLASSES

YOUNG RIDER / HANDLER

AND HOME PRODUCED

click below for schedule and entry forms please allow time for download

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SPORT - ARABIAN /TRAKENER EVENT

What is the event all about?

This event is designed to provide both a ‘fun day’ and a means of showing the development of performance horses under saddle. The logic is that however hard one concentrates on breeding the best bloodlines, it is the performance of the horse that matters most.

The Sport Arab and the Trakehner horse are closer than many would think. They are both bred in ‘closed’ stud books, and are true breeds in themselves, but are inter–linked, as the Trakehner stud books have used the very best Arab and Anglo–Arab blood as well as Thoroughbred for 275 years to enhance the performance of the breed.

The event is set up so that both breeds will benefit, and will compete together, and its overall objective is the improvement of training of performance horses.

For 2009 we intend widening the event to include other breeds that have some Arab blood in their genetic make-up.

http://www.arab-trakevent.com/2010-SCHEDULE

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Northern Arabian Horse 'C' Show

Wetherby Racecourse, Wetherby.

20th June 2010