Manfeild Park South St Feilding 14 th - 17 th February 2019 BATES NZ CHAMPIONSHIPS FEI CDI*** GRAND PRIX & FEI CDI** FEI INTERMEDIATE TOUR (LEVEL 8) NORTH ISLAND SUPER 5 FINALS NATIONAL AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS YOUNG DRESSAGE HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP NATIONAL MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS FEI CDI-P & CDI-Y PARA EQUESTRIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Entry Closing Date: Friday 18 th January 2019 Thursday 14 th February: Fiber Fresh Feeds NZ Level 5 Super 5 North Island Final Hobson Horsecoaches and Motorhomes Ltd 2018 Level 6 Super 5 North Island Final Custom Logistic Services Level 7 Super 5 North Island Final FEI CDI** AR Dressage Fetterman Intermediate Tour (Level 8) Super 5 North Island Final FEI CDI*** Superior Rubber Services Grand Prix Super 5 North Island Final National Superior Rubber Services Grand Prix Super 5 North Island Final FEI CDI-Y Team Test FEI CDI-P Team Test Test Para Equestrian Team Test – All grades Elite Equine Young Dressage Horse Championship Round 1 Friday 15 th February: Bates Championship Qualifiers Round 1 Levels 5 – 9 Including o Level 7 Musical Freestyle o FEI CDI** Intermediate Tour (Level 8) o NZ Hanoverian Society FEI CDI*** Grand Prix Special o National Grand Prix Special o Level 6 Musical freestyle Dunstan Amateur Championships Eye Opener Level 1 JLT Bloodstock Amateur Championships Eye Opener Level 2 Livamol Amateur Championship Eye Opener Level 3 Back on Track Amateur Championships Eye Opener Level 4 Vetpro Equine Level 1 Super 5 North Island Final Matthews Hanoverians Level 2 Super 5 North Island Final Heritage Equine Level 3 Super 5 North Island Final Dunstan Horsefeeds Level 4 Super 5 North Island Final Horsearenas.co.nz Level 5 Amateur Championship Round 1 FEI CDI-Y Individual Test FEI CDI-P Individual Test Elite Equine Young Dressage Horse Round 2 Para Equestrian Individual Test – All Grades Saturday 16 th February: Bates Championship Round 2 Levels 5 – 9 Including o FEI CDI ** (Level 8) Musical Freestyle o CARTOWN FEI CDI*** Grand Prix Musical Freestyle o National Grand Prix Bates Championship Eye Opener Levels 1 – 4 Bates Championship Round 1 Levels 1 – 4 Dunstan Amateur Championships Round 1 Levels 1 JLT Bloodstock Amateur Championships Round 1 Level 2 Livamol Amateur Championship Round 1 Level 3 Back on Track Amateur Championships Round 1 Level 4 Horsearenas.co.nz Level 5 Amateur Championship Round 2 FEI CDI-Y Musical Freestyle Elite Equine Young Dressage Horse Final CDI-P Musical Freestyle
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Manfeild Park South St Feilding
14th - 17th February 2019
BATES NZ CHAMPIONSHIPS FEI CDI*** GRAND PRIX & FEI CDI** FEI INTERMEDIATE TOUR (LEVEL 8) NORTH ISLAND SUPER 5 FINALS NATIONAL AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS YOUNG DRESSAGE HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP NATIONAL MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS FEI CDI-P & CDI-Y PARA EQUESTRIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Entry Closing Date: Friday 18th January 2019 Thursday 14th February:
Fiber Fresh Feeds NZ Level 5 Super 5 North Island Final
Hobson Horsecoaches and Motorhomes Ltd 2018 Level 6 Super 5 North Island Final
Custom Logistic Services Level 7 Super 5 North Island Final
FEI CDI** AR Dressage Fetterman Intermediate Tour (Level 8) Super 5 North Island Final
FEI CDI*** Superior Rubber Services Grand Prix Super 5 North Island Final
National Superior Rubber Services Grand Prix Super 5 North Island Final
FEI CDI-Y Team Test
FEI CDI-P Team Test Test
Para Equestrian Team Test – All grades
Elite Equine Young Dressage Horse Championship Round 1
Friday 15th February:
Bates Championship Qualifiers Round 1 Levels 5 – 9 Including o Level 7 Musical Freestyle o FEI CDI** Intermediate Tour (Level 8) o NZ Hanoverian Society FEI CDI*** Grand Prix Special o National Grand Prix Special o Level 6 Musical freestyle
Bates Championship Round 2 Levels 5 – 9 Including o FEI CDI ** (Level 8) Musical Freestyle o CARTOWN FEI CDI*** Grand Prix Musical Freestyle o National Grand Prix
Back on Track Amateur Championships Round 2 Level 4 Para Equestrian Musical Freestyle
Important Information All enquiries Dressage NZ Event Manager: Alicia Cameron [email protected] 0210784229
Para Equestrian Event Manager: Brooke Dillon [email protected] Responsibility: It is the rider, or person responsible, obligation to read and understand the conditions for this event as published in this schedule.
Official start time: The official event start time is 8am Wednesday 13th February 2019. This is the start time for the period of jurisdiction for all Equestrian Sport New Zealand (ESNZ) General Regulations, Veterinary Regulations and ESNZ Dressage rules. Dressage NZ rule 478.9 prohibited gear is not allowed from the time of arrival at the event.
Rider Briefing: Wednesday 13th February 2018, 5.30 pm in the stadium. All riders’ attendance is recommended.
Event Conditions 1. Competitors and spectators attending this event do so at their own risk. 2. Rules: All competitions will be run under the current version ESNZ GR’s, VR’s & ESNZ Rules for Dressage
and 2018 FEI GR’s, VR’s and Rules for Dressage where applicable. 3. Amendments: The OC reserves the right to alter the programme/schedule and/or prize money within the
FEI Rules, ESNZ GR’s/Dressage NZ Rules. 4. Eligibility: Proof of qualification is the responsibility of the person responsible or competitor. 5. Balloting: The OC reserves the right at all levels to ballot horses/ponies if excessive entries are received.
If balloting is required, priority will be given to the best performed combinations from 1/8/2018 at Premier League Events.
6. Upgradings: Please notify Entry Secretary immediately. Failure to do so prior to show will result in no refund and additional entry fees charged. Other changes at event, a fee of $15 per class is applicable.
7. Presentation of Prizes: Approximate presentation times will be advised in the programme and are subject to change at any time, please check with event administration for updates. The organising committee reserves the right to withhold prize monies should a placegetter not attend an advertised prize giving. Riders with conflicting classes must nominate another person to the Prize Giving Co-ordinator to collect prizes/rosettes at the prizegiving.
8. Prize Money: See DR article 485. The organising committee reserves the right to substitute prize money with goods to the equal value. All prize money will be paid within 21 days of the event, please provide bank account details at time of entry.
9. Draw: If required, a revised draw and/or start times for the following day’s competition will be available by 6.30 pm at event administration and at www.equestrianentries.co.nz. The OC reserves the right to alter the programme to ensure the smooth running of the event. It is the rider’s responsibility to check any new times posted.
10. Equal Placings: In the case of equality in any qualifying class, the higher collective marks will determine the higher placing. If the competitors are still equal then the higher co-efficient marks will determine the placings. If there is still an equality of points, the competitors are given the same placing.
11. Riders with more than 2 horses: The OC will make every effort to ensure that riders have at least 60 minutes between rides. However, if this is not possible owing to the scheduling of classes, the maximum time possible between rides will be allocated.
12. Media: Dressage NZ reserves the right to use event photographs, for marketing, publicity, advertising,
funding applications and other promotions as they see fit. Dressage NZ reserves the right to record and broadcast via live stream or any other type of digital broadcast any or all of the competition at the Bates National Dressage Championships 2019, both during and after the event. Competitions and/or participants will receive no remuneration for this. All footage remains the property of Dressage NZ.
13. Approved Dressage NZ ID Numbers: Horse/Pony identification numbers must be worn at all times when competing.
14. Liability: Manfeild Park, ESNZ, Para Equestrian or Dressage NZ or any representative of these bodies, accepts no liability for any loss, damage, injury or illness to horse/pony/rider, spectator, vehicles or any personal property whether caused by their negligence or breach of contract in any way whatsoever.
15. Safety of Property: Manfeild Park, ESNZ, Para Equestrian or Dressage NZ shall not be liable for the safety of any goods/equipment or the loss of, or damage to such, brought in/stored at the venue, at the event.
16. Riding Hats: Tagged, ESNZ approved riding hats must be worn at all times when riding at Manfeild Park.
Health & Safety Dressage NZ is committed to providing and maintaining a safe and healthy event for all participants, and to providing the information, training and supervision needed to achieve this.
1. All competitors and visitors to the venue must abide by the ESNZ/Dressage NZ and Manfeild Park Stadium Health & Safety Policies and the Health & Safety at Work Act 2015.
2. Copies if the Event Health & Safety policy can be found at the event office. 3. Any incident or near miss must be reported to event office and incident form completed. 4. Any hazards identified must be reported to Event Office or Manfeild Park Stadium Office. 5. Competitors will be responsible for their safety at all times and must observe safe practices and following
event rules and officials instructions at all times, ensuring that others are not put a risk by their actions. 6. Each competitor and/or exhibitor must supervise and control their animals at all times and shall be liable for
any hazard created, accident, illness or damage caused by the action of themselves at the venue of the event.
Venue Conditions Horse Identification, Stabling, & Wash Down Bays
1. All horses and ponies on the grounds after the official start time must be entered at the event unless the organising committee gives permission otherwise.
2. When not competing it is compulsory that horses/ponies are identified with ID tags that include, person responsible name and mobile phone contact number.
3. All yards and stables are to be left properly mucked out. Muck bins will be located near each yard/stable. 4. Temporary yarding must comply with ESNZ rules. 5. Please keep wash down bays clean at all times. 6. Moving horses to unallocated yards or stables is prohibited without permission of the Stable Manager. 7. Please use the skips provided for horse waste not rubbish, wheelie bins are provided for rubbish only. 8. No smoking in any buildings or stable areas. 9. Damage to Manfeild Park facilities to be reported to the Manfeild Office or DNZ Event Office.
Dogs
1. Dogs must be kept in the truck park at all times. 2. No dogs are allowed in any stable or yarding areas, warm up, competition areas or buildings. 3. Dogs may be exercised on the Manfeild Park Oval which is a designated dog exercise area. 4. Failure to adhere to these rulings will result in a complete dog ban for 2020. 5. The dog must be on a lead at all times. 6. The owner of the dog will be responsible for the cost of any damage/harm caused by the dog at the
competition. 7. Failure to comply with the above rulings will result in a $100 fine which much be paid for by the dog owner. 8. This owner must pay this fine to be allowed to continue riding in the competition.
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Vehicles & Access
1. Truck entry by Kawakawa Road only. Please keep the gate shut. 2. Venue gates will be unlocked at 6am daily. 3. Access to venue after 8.30pm will be via Kawakawa Rd. All gates will be locked at 10.00pm daily. For access
after that time arrangements will need to be made with the Stable Manager. 4. There is no vehicle access or parking around the stadium area, please park in designated car parks. 5. Speed limit for all vehicles 15 kph. 6. Motorbikes must not be used after 8.30 pm and must be used in accordance with normal road rules. Approved
safety helmets must be worn when riding motorbikes at all times. 7. Persons under 16 years may not use a motorbike.
Camping & Power Sites
1. Parking and camping areas will be defined. Some areas will be restricted to on site camping/parking only. 2. Day competitors must park in designated day parking areas. 3. Trucks and Campervans will be allocated specific powered sites and must have a valid electrical certificate and
under no circumstances will allow other vehicles to connect to their vehicle via extension cords. 4. Please be tidy and use green wheelie bins for all rubbish – no animal waste in green bins. 5. Waste and grey water tanks must only be emptied in the waste water dump in the centre of the grass oval.
Event Reception Opening Hours The Event Reception is situated at the main reception area inside the Stadium, Please address all queries to this area. Wednesday 13th February 1.00pm – 6.00pm
Thursday 14th February 7.30am – 5.30pm
Friday 15th February 7.30am – 5.30pm
Saturday 16th February 7.30am – 4.30pm
Sunday 17th February 7.30am – 2.30pm.
Competition Arena Use & Familiarisation 1. All Competition Arenas (Sand & Weatherbeeta) are closed at all times except as stated below 2. These times may be amended, please check times in rider notes provided with the draw. 3. Arena familiarisation is not intended to be used as a full schooling session. 4. Riders must be considerate of other riders wishing to familiarise their horses.
Weatherbeeta Arena familiarisation Wednesday 14th February 2018. These times are approximate, and will be confirmed once entries have closed and a draw has been done. Horses will be allowed access to work in the Weatherbeeta competition arena.
1. 1.00 – 1.30 pm Para Equestrian Horses
2. 1.30 – 1.45 pm CDI-P Ponies
3. 1.45 – 2.00 pm CDI - Y Horses
4. 2.00 – 2.45 pm Grand Prix Horses
5. 2.45 – 3.30 pm Levels 6 & 7 Horses
6. 3.30 – 4.00 pm Level 8 Horses
7. 4.00 - 4.30 pm Young Dressage Horses
Outdoor Arena familiarisation 3.00 - 5.00 pm on Wednesday 14th February 2018 for all levels. 1. Horses may be hand walked or ridden at walking pace only around the exterior of the arenas.
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2. Lunging is not permitted on any part of all weather surface
Important Contact Details For Emergencies Dial 111
24 Hour Medical - Ruahine Medical Centre, 16 Kimbolton Road, Feilding. Phone 06 323 6910.
Medical – On site 14th – 17th February 2018
Local Vet – Southern Rangitikei Vet Services 06 3222 333. Totally Vets 06 3236161.
Sponsors & Volunteers We ask that all competitors spend some time to thank our sponsors and volunteers that support Dressage in NZ, either in writing (Sponsors contact details will be listed on the event programme) or in person during the show. Volunteer thanks can be directed to the event office or Event Manager. Without the generous support we receive from these individuals and businesses, the cost to competitors would be considerably increased.
FEI Code of Conduct 1. In all equestrian sports the horse must be considered paramount. 2. The well-being of the horse shall be above the demands of breeders, trainers, riders, owners, dealers, organisers,
sponsors or officials. 3. All handling and veterinary treatment must ensure the health and welfare of the horse. 4. The highest standards of nutrition, health, sanitation and safety shall be encouraged and maintained at all times. 5. Adequate provision must be made for ventilation, feeding, watering and maintaining a healthy environment
during transportation. 6. Emphasis should be placed on increasing education in training and equestrian practices and on promoting
scientific studies in equine health. 7. In the interests of the horse, the fitness and competence of the rider shall be regarded as essential. 8. All riding and training methods must take account of the horse as a living entity and must not include any
technique considered by the FEI to be abusive. 9. National Federations should establish adequate controls in order that all persons and bodies under their
jurisdiction respect the welfare of the horse. 10. The national and international Rules and Regulations in equestrian sport regarding the health and welfare of the
horse must be adhered to not only during national and international events, but also in training. 11. Competition Rules and Regulations shall be continually reviewed to ensure such welfare.
Cook Strait Ferry Please go to Equestrian New Zealand website for special rates www.nzequestrian.org.nz/esnz/join/member-benefits/interislander Group Booking conditions and instructions for members are:
Each reservation must be made direct with Interislander at https://www.interislander.co.nz/Booking/Group-Bookings.aspx
Entering FA5875 into Discount Code Box
Every reservation will be given an expiry/payment date, required to be paid in full by that date
Space is subject to availability at the time of the booking request
All bookings for trucks over 3.5 tonne need to be made by contacting Commercial Vehicles on 0800 660-670
Paid Membership Invoice to be shown at check in or retail fares charged.
Fares are subject to change with notification
Dressage NZ offers a huge thanks to the studs that support this
initiative. Please make sure you support them in return Entry Conditions
1. Only entries received at www.equestrianentries.co.nz with correct entry fees will be accepted. 2. Payment should be made at time of entry. In the event of excessive entries in any level, priority will be given
to entries on the basis of earliest date payments are received. If payment is not received by 23 January 2019, entires will not be considered valid and will be deleted from the system.
3. Postal, fax, emailed or phone entries will not be accepted. 4. Entries are not considered to be officially received until payment is recorded in the Dressage NZ account.
Record of bank payment deadline Tuesday 22nd January 2019. No payment reminders will be issued. Competitors who have not paid full entry fees by the due date will not be included in the draw.
5. All competitors must be full ESNZ members. 6. All ESNZ rider and horse registration must be current to the 19th February 2019 or entry will not be accepted. 7. Draw will be available by email and web site www.equestrianentries.co.nz 8. Withdrawals and Refunds – Please see official withdrawal form page 21. 9. Helen Holden Memorial Trophy Teams must be nominated by Area Delegates or their delegated
representative by Friday 9th February 2019 at 5pm.
Entry & Event Fees FEI EADCMP Fee $30 per horse entered in FEI CDI International classes – Grand Prix, Intermediate Tour (Level 8) Young Rider and Pony. Rider Event Fee $50 per rider. Non refundable. Includes an event programme, a complimentary Spectacular and a Super 5 League Presentation ticket. Horse Event Fee For horses not being stabled or yarded on the grounds $30 per horse for event
Horse Accommodation Fees Horse accommodation fees cover arrival from Wednesday 13th February to departure on Sunday 17th February 2019.
Stables $120 for the whole show – includes horse event levy.
Premier Stables $235 for whole show – includes horse event levy.
Covered/ Uncovered Yards $100 for the whole show – includes horse event levy.
Camping Fees
Camping fees cover arrival from Wednesday 13th February to departure on Sunday 17th February 2019.
With power - $120 per truck for the whole show.
Without power - $100 per truck for the whole show.
Competitors arriving outside these times
1. For stabling/camping outside these dates please arrange with Stable Manager 2. All additional charges are payable to the Stable Manager on arrival and are as follows:
$40 per night per 1 x person and 1 x horse. This will provide a camping spot (powered if required) and a stable or yard. Any additional horses or people are with this person they will be $15 each per night.
3. The Stadium will not be available for use prior to the event.
4. Outdoor arena use may be limited prior to the event and is to be organised directly with Manfeild. It is $15 per day and an indemnity form must be signed at the Manfeild Office. The riders are free to use the grass space whenever. All manure is to be picked up.
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Bates NZ Dressage Championships Bates Open Championships Eligibility 1. Qualification Criteria: The following scores must be achieved at a Premier League, Island or National
Championship or Horse of the Year between 1st January 2018 and 30th January 2019. Levels 1 - 2: One total score of 63% and over Levels 3 - 5: One total score of 60% and over Levels 6 - 9: One total score of 57% and over A total score is the final combined marks of all judges.
2. Qualifying classes: Horses may only be entered in qualifiers for one level of Championship 3. Level 6, 7, 8, 9 Championships: Under special conditions, grading points at date of close of entry (19th January
2019). 4. Qualification after close of entries. Riders who intend to qualify at Premier League Event after close of entries
must still enter by the closing date 19th January 2019 and notify Event Secretary of qualification within 48 hours of achieving qualification.
5. Proof of qualification is the responsibility of person responsible or competitor.
Championship Points & Presentations 1. Championship points are allocated 20 for 1st, to 1 for 20th in Round 1, points awarded x 1.5 in Round 2. 2. Level 9 Championship points will be awarded from both National & FEI classes. 3. To be eligible for Championship points in round 2, competitors must have started in Championship round 1.
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4. Champions and Reserves: The horse with the highest aggregate allocated points from specified classes will be the Championship winner. In the event of a tie, the combination with the highest place in the final qualifier is the winner. If there is still a tie, the combination with the highest aggregate collective marks in the final qualifier will be the winner. If there is a further tie, the combination with the highest average % in two qualifiers will be the winner.
5. All level Bates Champions receive a presentation rug and sash, reserve champions a sash.
Championship Conditions 1. Grand Prix Level 9 National Classes, may be contested in a Snaffle Bridle, all other FEI rules apply to
these classes
2. All Bates Open Championships tests rounds 1 and 2 must be ridden from memory.
3. Eye Opener test may be called.
4. Combinations contesting Bates Open Championship may not contest an Amateur Championship.
5. Combinations contesting Amateur Championship may not contest a Bates National Championship
6. Riders may contest an Amateur Championship on a mount not entered in a Bates Open Championship.
National Amateur Championships. Eligibility
1. Riders may not have gained more than 15 grading points higher than two levels above the championship
entered.
2. Rider Category Definitions
Category N (CN) Newcomers. For riders who have never earned grading points at any Level Category 1 (C1) For riders who have never earned 15 or more grading points at any level above Level 1 Category 2 (C2) For riders who have never earned 15 or more grading points at any level above Level 2 Category 3 (C3) For riders who have never earned 15 or more grading points at any level above Level 3 Category 4 (C4) For riders who have never earned 15 or more grading points at any level above Level 4 Category 5 (C5) For riders who have never earned 15 or more grading points at any level above Level 5
3. VW Dressage Pro Am Championships for level 6 – 9 Championship rug and sash for the winner, and sash for runner up. Winners will be decided using the Event championships scoring system. In level 9, the points will be allocated in both the national class and CDI where applicable. Rider must nominate eligibility at time of entry, no late nominations will be accepted. Eligibility will be at the date of close of entries:
Level 6 – Rider with no points at Level 7 or above
Level 7 – Rider with no points at level 8 or above
Level 8 – Rider with no points in Level 9
Level 9 – Rider not to have achieved 60% in a Grand Prix at a CDI 3* event
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4. Combination of horse and rider must attain one qualifying score as set out below at the championship level
entered at a Premier League or Island Championship between 1st January 2018 and 30th January 2019.
Levels 1-2 63% and over
Levels 3-5 60% and over
5. Qualification after close of entries. Riders who intend to qualify at Premier League or Island Events after close
of entries must still enter by the closing date Friday 18th January 2019 and notify Event Secretary of
qualification within 48 hours of achieving qualification.
6. Proof of qualification is the responsibility of person responsible or competitor.
7. Eligible combinations may only enter one level of Amateur Championship.
Championship Points 1. To be eligible for Championship points in round 2, competitors must have started in Championship round 1. 2. Championship points are allocated 20 for 1st, to 1 for 20th in Round 1, points awarded x 1.5 in Round 2.
Champions & Reserves: The horse with the highest aggregate allocated points from specified classes will be
the Championship winner. In the event of a tie, the combination with the highest place in the final qualifier is
the winner. If there is still a tie, the combination with the highest aggregate collective marks in the final
qualifier will be the winner. If there is a further tie, the combination with the highest average percentage in
two qualifiers will be the winner.
3. All Amateur Champions receive a presentation rug, sash and garland, Reserve Champions a sash.
Conditions
1. All Amateur Championship tests rounds 1 and 2 must be ridden from memory. 2. Eye opener tests may be called. 3. Combinations contesting National Amateur Championship may not contest a Bates National Championship
4. Combinations contesting Bates National Championship may not contest a National Amateur Championship
5. Riders may contest a Bates Championship on a mount not entered in an Amateur Championship Levels.
Super 5 North Island & National Finals The winners and place getters of the National Super 5 League Finals will be determined by scores gained at both the
South Festival of Dressage and the Bates National Championships. Champion presentations will be made at the 2019
Dressage Annual Awards Dinner.
Eligibility
1. Competitors may contest both the South Island and the North Island Finals.
2. To compete in an Island Final one qualification score must be gained in a Super 5 League class at a Premier
League or Island Championship event between the following dates.
For Bates National Championships - 1st October 2018 and 5th February 2019.
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Levels 1 - 2: One total score of 63% and over
Levels 3 - 5: One total score of 60% and over
Levels 6 - 9: One total score of 57% and over
A total score is the final combined marks of all judges.
3. Qualification after close of entries. Riders who intend to qualify at a Premier League or Island Event after close
of entries for must still enter by the closing date and notify the Event Secretary within 48 hours of qualification.
4. Run under special conditions as per article 465. Combinations may enter any Super 5 Island Final in any level
which they have contested a Super 5 Qualifier at a Premier League or Island Event since 1st October 2018
subject to condition 2 above.
5. Downgraded Horses/ponies are not eligible to enter the Island Final at the Bates National Championships at
any downgraded level within 12 months of the downgrade being approved, but may compete in their original
grade if the downgrade has been officially revoked.
6. Foreign competitors may enter the Island Finals on the condition they can provide proof they have met the
qualifying criteria (as per condition 2 above) as a combination in their country of residence.
7. Super 5 Island Finals are open to both Bates Open Championship and Amateur Championship competitors.
Conditions
1. Horses/Ponies may start in more than one level of Super 5 Island Final or Final if eligible according to Article
460 (Grading of Horse & Ponies)
2. Super 5 Island Final classes must be ridden from memory.
3. There will be no equal placing in the Super 5 Island Final. DNZ Rule 446.2 will apply.
4. Whips may not be carried in Levels, 6,7,8,9 Island Finals.
Super 5 North Island Dressage League Super 5 League Points will be allocated as follows for the top five placed riders:
Scores of 70 plus % - gain 10 points Scores of 65 to 69.999% gain 7 points
Scores of 60 – 64.999% gain 5 points Scores of 57 – 59.99% gain 3 points.
1. Top 5 best scores will count for points from Premier League, Island and National Championships.
2. Bonus points will be added at the Bates National Dressage Championships - 2 extra points per placing
for scores achieved.
3. Level 9 Championship points will awarded from both National & FEI classes. 4. In the event of a tie the combination with the highest place at the Bates National Dressage
Championships for the will be the winner. If there is still a tie, the average of the top 5 scores will
define the winner.
5. Combinations earn points in their island of origin league regardless of the venue of the competition.
Eg any SI based combination competing and earning points in the NI will earn points toward the SI
Rider League and NI riders competing in the SI will earn points toward NI league.
Presentations
1. National Super 5 Final winners will be awarded Champion Sashes and $200. Scores taken from the two island finals. Presentations to be made at Dressage NZ Conference 2019.
2. North Island Final class winners will be awarded a Presentation Rug with rosettes to 5th place and prize money as per the event schedule.
3. Super 5 Dressage League North Island League winners will each be awarded a trophy with rider sashes to 5th place. These presentations will be made at the Super 5 Presentation evening at the event.
4. Placegetters must attend the prizegiving in full riding attire, hats not required.
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FEI CDI***, CDI**, CDI-Y & CDI-P
1. FEI Dressage tests may change prior to the event January 2019, so please check the website for new tests. 2. All competitors must pay $30.00 FEI EADCMP fee per horse. 3. Classes 801, 802, 803, 804, 901, 902, 903, 904, 905, 906, 910, 911, 912, 920, 921, 922 are run under FEI rules.
With the exception that classes 902, 904, 906 may be contested in a snaffle bridle. 4. FEI Schedule available from www.nzequestrian.org.nz. 5. All FEI riders require FEI rider registration and FEI horse registration. 6. Horse Health and ID Inspection 12pm-1pm Wednesday 13th February 2018. All FEI horses must be presented
for inspection within this time frame. 7. Horse Inspection (Trot Up). All FEI horses must be presented for the horse inspection in the stadium 6.30pm
Wednesday 13th February 2019. 8. All FEI horses must be stabled on the grounds.
CDI***
1. FEI Horse Passports are required for horses entered in CDI*** classes 901, 903, 905. 2. All horses and riders require FEI registration. 3. Combinations must achieve 60% in the Grand Prix test to compete in the Grand Prix Musical Freestyle class.
CDI**/CDI-Y/CDI-P
1. CDI**, CDI-Y & CDI-P classes 801, 802, 910, 911, 912, 920, 921 22. All horses and riders require FEI registration. 2. All horses require valid ESNZ ID Books, FEI passports are not required. 3. CDI-Y Combinations must achieve 60% in the Young Rider Individual Test class 911 to qualify to compete in
the Young Rider Freestyle class 912. 4. CDI-P Combinations must achieve 60% in the Pony Rider Individual Test class 921 to qualify to compete in the
Pony Rider Freestyle class 922. 5. CDI-P Combinations may not contest any other classes at the Championships. 6. All ponies must have a current height certificate available on request.
Elite Equine Young Dressage Horse Championship 1. Horses must be ESNZ registered and be 148cm or over. 2. A dressage annual start is required to enter. 3. For 4, 5, 6 year old horses only, based on the official birth date, Southern
Hemisphere born horses - 1st August Northern Hemisphere born horses - 1st January. 4. Riders must be an ESNZ full competitive or life member. 5. Riders may compete more than one horse in the Championship. 6. No prior performance qualification required for qualification round. 7. Proof of age must be supplied with entry or entry will not be accepted. 8. ESNZ Identification papers will be accepted but must be completed and signed by a Veterinarian. 9. No prize money for qualification rounds, rosettes 1st to 4th. 10. Tests are available at www.nzequestrian.org.nz/dressage 11. Top 3 place getters in each age group round 1 go through to Round 2 12. The three age group winners after Round 2 to go through to the Final 13. Sashes and prize money for age group winner, prize money rug and sash for champion. 14. Refer to www.nzequestrian.org.nz/dressage for more information about the General Conditions.
Round 1 Tests: 4 yr old: FEI Preliminary Dressage Test for 4 Year Old Horses (2017) 5 yr old: FEI Preliminary Dressage Test for 5 Year Old Horses (2017) 6 yr old: FEI Preliminary Dressage Test for 6 Year Old Horses (2017) Round 2 Tests: 4 yr old: FEI Preliminary Dressage Test for 4 Year Old Horses (2017) 5 yr old: FEI Final Test for 5 Year Old Horses (2017) 6 yr old: FEI Final Test for 6 Year Old Horses (2017) Final: The 3 age group winners after Round 2 will be presented to the panel of for judging. Astek Stud Trophy kindly donated by Sue and Keith Fowler is awarded to the NZ Young Dressage Horse Champion. The Glenvar Trophy kindly donated by Kevin Cholmondeley-Smith is awarded to the breeder of the top placed NZ bred horse at the National Final.
NZ Hanoverian Society Awards Two awards - Levels 1-3 and Level 4 and above, will be presented at the Championships.
1. Horse must be nominated at time of entry to be eligible. 2. Award open to horses registered with the NZ Hanoverian Society. 3. In the event of a tie, the highest grade wins. 4. Prizes will only be awarded to champions or reserves in level contested.
Rakaunui Stud Trophy Presented by Rosalie Bakker to the best performed Mare to recognise sport performance of mares and their
importance in the sport horse breeding industry. Horse must be nominated at time of entry to be eligible.
Helen Holden Memorial Teams Event Open to teams from areas affiliated to Equestrian Sports NZ. For full conditions see entry form page 18.
Schedule of Classes FEI CDI*** Grand Prix, CDI ** Intermediate Tour (Level 8), CDI-P Pony & CDI-Y Young Rider
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Para-Equestrian National Championships 2019
14 – 17 February, MANFEILD PARK, FEILDING
To be held concurrently with the 2019 Bates National Dressage Championships Arena size all tests grades I, II & III 20 x 40, all tests grades IV & V 20 x 60
THURS 14 FEB 2018
Class Grade
151 I Para-Equestrian FEI Team Test 2017
152 II Para-Equestrian FEI Team Test 2017
153 III Para-Equestrian FEI Team Test 2017
154 IV Para-Equestrian FEI Team Test 2017
155 V Para-Equestrian FEI Team Test 2017
FRI 15 FEB 2018
156 I Para-Equestrian FEI Championship Test 2017
157 II Para-Equestrian FEI Championship Test 2017
158 III Para-Equestrian FEI Championship Test 2017
159 IV Para-Equestrian FEI Championship Test 2017
160 V Para-Equestrian FEI Championship Test 2017
SUN 17 FEB 2018
161 I Para-Equestrian FEI Freestyle Test 2017
162 II Para-Equestrian FEI Freestyle Test 2017
163 III Para-Equestrian FEI Freestyle Test 2017
164 IV Para-Equestrian FEI Freestyle Test 2017
165 V Para-Equestrian FEI Freestyle Test 2017
ENTRY FEE $75 per grade combination (incl. all 3 tests)
Horse accommodation & camping as per booking information on Equestrian Entries. Please identify yourself on this form as Para even if also entering Able Bodied classes.
Entries& Draw: Equestrian Entries. www.equestrianentries.co.nz Enquiries: For the Para section to – Chelsea Burns. [email protected] CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: Refer to General Conditions for the Bates National Champs and in addition:
1. This event is run under the current ESNZ Para-Equestrian Rules and the DNZ rules where applicable 2. All riders must be current, full financial members of ESNZ at time of entry 3. All horses must be registered with ESNZ 4. Qualification applies as per Article 137.4 and all PE riders must have a current FEI or ESNZ ID card, a copy of
which must be carried at all times while riding. 5. All tests are the current 2017 versions that are on the FEI Website 6. Riders must wear the orange PE ID discs on either side of their saddle blankets at all times when mounted. 7. A horse may not be shared by different riders between PE & AB classes 8. A horse may be shared by riders of different Grades in Para classes as per Article 125 9. While every effort will be made to accommodate riders wishing to compete in both PE & AB classes and to
accommodate PE riders with more than one horse, the smooth running of the event is paramount and should there be excessive entries or timetabling issues, then riders may be asked to nominate which horse/discipline they want to compete in.
10. Depending on indoor timetable requirements classes may be held in a different daily order. 11. All classes will be eligible for grading points 12. All three test count toward the Championship points. Riders must achieve scores over 57% in each of the
three tests to be eligible for overall grade championship. 13. A Riders’ Briefing will be held on Wednesday 13th at 5pm in the upstairs suite. All riders must attend.
Entertainment Arena-side Table
Secure an exclusive ring side table for the duration of the Bates National Dressage Championships, watching the
dressage, eating lunch or just relaxing. Only $115.00 including GST, to include daytime competition and Friday nights
NZ Hanoverian Society Grand Prix Special. Excludes the Dressage Musical Spectacular on Saturday evening. No food
or beverage included, no BYO alcohol please. Book now with the Event Manager, Alicia Cameron,
Friday 15th February 2019, 6.00pm, Stadium. All riders receive a complimentary ticket. This is your opportunity to thank your Super 5 League, Series and Event Sponsors fantastic contribution by supporting this fun evening. The Super 5 League prizes will be presented, winners and placegetters to be present, dress smart casual please. Anti Pasto Platters will be served to each table. Riders are requested to pre book their complimentary ticket on their entry form, if they are attending. Riders may also pre purchase additional tickets with their entry. Pre purchased and /or complimentary tickets only. Cash Bar operating. No BYO in stadium area.
No refunds after Friday 5pm 8th February 2019. Additional Tickets $10 each.
Dressage Musical Spectacular Saturday 16th February 2019 6.00pm, Doors open 5.30pm The evening will include the CARTOWN FEI CDI*** Grand Prix Freestyle and entertainment. All competitors will receive one free general admission ticket to the stadium from 5.30pm Saturday. Riders are requested to pre book their complimentary ticket at time of entry. Riders may also pre-purchase additional door sales tickets with their entry – see door sales prices below.
Ticket Sales
Available at www.eventfinda.co.nz General Admission tickets are available at the event in the days prior and at the door. $15.00 per person, Children under 5 free. Public bar and catering - No BYO.
Corporate Table Sales Arenaside tables - Three courses fully catered $880 per Table of 8, or $120 individual. Cash Bar. No BYO. Available at www.eventfinda.co.nz
Nomination Form Area: ________________________________________________________
No. Competitor Name Horse Name Class Nos.
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Signed Area Official: __________________ Name & Position: __________________________ Signed Area Official: __________________ Name & Position: __________________________ Conditions:
1. Open to teams from areas affiliated to Equestrian Sports NZ. 2. Teams consist of four riders. At least three of the horses must compete in different grades.
3. One rider may only compete on one horse. Unless is an area only has three riders, one rider may rider two horses.
4. All horses and riders in each team must be from the same area, except that, if an area has insufficient riders competing at the Championships, up to two volunteer combinations from another area may be used provided they are not already in a team.
5. The opposite island may compete as an island team if it doesn’t have enough competitors to make an area team.
6. The following will count for team points - Levels 1-8 Bates & Amateur Championship Rounds 1 & 2, Grand Prix Classes 903, 904, 905, 906, Young Rider Classes 911, 912, Pony Rider Classes 920, 921.
7. Points allocated are 10 for 1st, 9 for 2nd down to 1 for 10th. Lower placings don’t score. 8. In the event of a tie, the combined points of the two highest placed horses in each team will count
9. Teams’ entry must be submitted Friday 9th February 2019 at 5pm. Entries must be emailed to
[email protected] 10. Teams must be nominated by area groups and entry form signed by two area officials. 11. In the event of a team member scratching from the event a substitute horse and rider may be included in
the team. 12. Substitutions must be made no later that one hour prior to the start of competition Thursday 15th February
2018. 13. Only one CDI-Y Young Rider or CDI-P Pony Rider is permitted on a team, not both.
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Official Withdrawal Form
1. Close date for all refund applications – Friday 22th February 2019.
2. There will be no refund unless this Official Withdrawal Form is completed & sent to event
Notification of withdrawal received before 5pm Friday 8th February 2019 Refunds: Less $50 per horse
Notification of withdrawal received after 5pm Friday 8th February 2019 Refunds: Must be accompanied by a vet or doctor certificate. Less $50 per horse. If vet certificate
provided, only the horse to which the certificate applies will receive a refund. If doctors certificate provided all horses for that rider will be refunded less $50 per horse. Other applications for refunds will only be at the discretion of the OC and if a refund is approved will be less $80 per horse.
Horse/s
Rider
Postal Address
Class Numbers
Total Entries Paid
$
Entertainment Paid
$
TOTAL
$
Less:
$50.00/80.00
Stabling & Camping Paid
$
TOTAL REFUND
$
Bank Account Number for refund ______________________________________________________
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