Irish 4-year-old Judged Championship Competition

Kindly Sponsored by ORHRE

*PLEASE NOTE*

ALL PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID TO THE RIDER OF THE HORSE.

The global entry fee per horse is €100.00, via SJI Live, stable not compulsory and not included.  Full entry fee is required at time of entry. Please enter in the two qualifiers as all draws done via SJI live.

Closing date is Monday, 28th August 2023

Closing time will be strictly adhered to with a €50 supplement being charged on late entries.

Refunds will only be given up to the Start List drawn.

The global entry fee covers qualifiers and final.

All horses are welcome to compete in 2 rounds over 2 days.

Top 10 selected horses from each day will go through to the final.

In the event of a dispute video evidence will be viewed.

No substitutions of horses are allowed.

All classes will be run as per SJI rules.

THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO RIDERS OF ANY NATION AND HORSES OF ANY BREED OR COUNTRY OF BIRTH.

Prize fund for the Irish 4-year-old Championship Competition

€7,500.00

Breakdown of Prize Money less SJI Levies of 5%

1st place – €2,381.00

2nd place – €1,575.00

3rd place – €1,050.00

4th place – €713.00

5th place – €581.00

6th place – €394.00

7th place – €263.00

8th place – €169.00

 

5 & 6-year-old Irish Breeders Classic Competition

*PLEASE NOTE*

ALL PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID TO THE RIDER OF THE HORSE.

The global entry fee per horse is €260, via SJI Live.   This entry fee does NOT include stabling, please contact info@barnadownshowjumping.ie for stabling. ONSITE STABLING IS COMPULSORY.

Closing date is Monday, 28th August 2023. Please enter the two qualifiers as all draws are done via sji.live.

Full entry fee is required at time of entry.  €150 will be refunded should a horse be withdrawn.

Refunds will only be given up to the Start List drawn.

Closing time will be strictly adhered to with a €50 supplement being charged on late entries.

No substitutions of horses are allowed.

All classes will be run as per SJI rules.

Horses must be registered with a studbook recognised by the Irish Department of Agriculture.

All horses must be born in Ireland and have documentation to prove so i.e. Dam, Sire and breeder must be documented in the passport. Breeders address must be in Ireland. Horses born in Ireland without documentation to prove this are ineligible.

All horses must remain on-site for the entire duration of the show.  Any horses leaving the show grounds without permission will be automatically eliminated.

The top 30 horses or all double clears, after two qualifying rounds, will proceed to the Grand Final with the remainder eligible for the Consolation Final.

In the event of a dispute video evidence will be viewed and allowed.

Qualifying rounds will consist of one round with a time allowed.  Article 238.1.1.

In the event of an equality of faults, cumulative time and faults over 2 qualifying rounds will decide.

A rider may ride an unlimited amount of horses in the qualifiers.  For the Grand Final a rider may only ride a maximum of 3 horses between the two aged categories. 

Both finals will consist of 1 round and a jump-off in the event of more than one clear round. Article 238.2.2  

This class is open to riders of any nation. 

Prize money breakdown for 5- & 6-year old Irish Breeders Classic CompetitionOVERALL PRIZE FUND value is €46,000.

Grand Final Prize Money

1st to 10th place – €32,000.00

Breakdown of Prize Money less SJI Levies of 5%

1st place – €10,133.00

2nd place – €6,755.00

3rd place – €4,504.00

4th place – €3,003.00

5th place – €1,997.00

6th place – €1,334.00

7th place – €891.00

8th place – €593.00

9th place – €396.00

10th place – €263.00

11th to 30th place in the Grand Final will share €4,000 which will be distributed equally

Breakdown of Prize Money less SJI Levies of 5%

11th place to 30th place – €200 each

€5,000 of the above prize fund will be allocated to the Breeders of the top 6 placed horses in the Grand Final.  

Kindly sponsored by Horse Sport Ireland.

The Tom O’Dwyer Horsemanship prize will be presented to the best produced and ridden horse in the Grand Final.

Consolation Final – €5,000.00

Breakdown of Prize Money less SJI Levies of 5%

1st place – €1,588.00

2nd place – €1,050.00

3rd place – €700.00

4th place – €475.00

5th place – €388.00

6th place – €263.00

7th place – €175.00

8th place – €113.00 

€5,000 of the above prize fund may be awarded in the form of equestrian supplies vouchers.

Approximate fence height

5 y.o’s qualifiers = 1.15m. – 1.20m

5 y.o’s finals = 1.20m. – 1.25m

6 y.o’s qualifiers = 1.20m. – 1.25m

6 y.o’s finals = 1.25m. – 1.30m

 

5 & 6-year-old Non – Irish Competition

Kindly Sponsored by Aloga Auction and Castlefield Breeding Farm

*PLEASE NOTE*

ALL PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID TO THE RIDER OF THE HORSE.

The global entry fee per horse is €150, via SJI Live, stable not compulsory and not included.

Closing date is Monday, 28th August 2023.

Closing time will be strictly adhered to with a €50 supplement being charged on late entries.

Full entry fee is required at time of entry. €90 will be refunded should a horse be withdrawn.

Refunds will only be given up to the Start List drawn.

No substitutions of horses are allowed.

All classes will be run as per SJI rules.

The top 30 horses or all double clears, after two qualifying rounds, will proceed to the Grand Final.

In the event of a dispute video evidence will be viewed and allowed.

Qualifying rounds will consist of one round with a time allowed.  Article 238.1.1.

In the event of an equality of faults, cumulative time and faults over 2 qualifying rounds will decide.

A rider may ride an unlimited amount of horses in the qualifiers.  For the Grand Final a rider may only ride a maximum of 3 horses between the two aged categories. 

The final will consist of 1 round and a jump-off in the event of more than one clear round. Article 238.2.2.

This class is open to riders of any nation.

Prize fund for 5- & 6-year old Non – Irish Competition

Grand Final – €10,000.00

Breakdown of Prize Money less SJI Levies of 5%

1st place – €3,175.00

2nd place – €2,100.00

3rd place – €1,400.00

4th place – €950.00

5th place – €775.00

6th place – €525.00

7th place – €350.00

8th place – €225.00

Approximate fence height

5 y.o’s qualifiers = 1.15m. – 1.20m

5 y.o’s finals = 1.20m. – 1.25m

6 y.o’s qualifiers = 1.20m. – 1.25m

6 y.o’s finals = 1.25m. – 1.30m

7 & 8-year-old Irish Championship Competition

Kindly sponsored by The Fitzpatrick Family in memory of Leslie Fitzpatrick. Perpetual Trophy to be presented.

*PLEASE NOTE*

ALL PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID TO THE RIDER OF THE HORSE.

The global entry fee per horse is €200, via SJI Live, stable not compulsory and not included. Please enter the two qualifiers. All qualifiers drawn via sji live.

This includes 2 qualifying rounds and the relevant final.

Full entry fee is required at time of entry.

Closing date is Monday, 28th August 2023.

€90 will be refunded should a horse be withdrawn.

Refunds will only be given up to the Start List drawn.

Closing time will be strictly adhered to with a €50 supplement being charged on late entries.

No substitutions of horses are allowed.

All classes will be run as per SJI rules.

Horses from any country of birth are eligible.

The top 30 placed horses will qualify for the Grand Final with the remainder eligible for the Consolation Final.

In the event of a dispute video evidence will be viewed and allowed.

Each qualifying round will be run as a 2-phase competition with the 2nd round against the clock.  Article 274.8.5.

A rider may ride an unlimited amount of horses in the qualifiers.  For the Grand Final a rider may only ride a maximum of 3 horses between the two aged categories.  If a rider has qualified more than 3 horses then only in this case may a rider be substituted to ride a qualified horse in the Grand Final.

The Final will consist of 1 round and a jump-off in the event of more than one clear round. Article 274.8.5.

This class is open to riders of any nation.

Prize fund breakdown for 7 & 8-year-old Irish Championship Competition

Grand Final – €10,000

Breakdown of Prize Money less SJI Levies of 10%

1st place – €3,000.00

2nd place – €2,000.00

3rd place – €1,325.00

4th place – €900.00

5th place – €750.00

6th place – €500.00

7th place – €300.00

8th place – €225.00

Consolation Final – €2,000

Breakdown of Prize Money less SJI Levies of 10%

1st place – €600.00

2nd place – €400.00

3rd place – €265.00

4th place – €180.00

5th place – €150.00

6th place – €100.00

7th place – €60.00

8th place – €45.00 

Approximate fence height

7 y.o’s = 1.30m. – 1.35m

8 y.o’s = 1.35m. – 1.40m

 

1.40 National Grand Prix

Rules:

Classes run prior to the National Grand Prix League in the main arena may only be finals or competitions with limited numbers.  A Start List will be available from the Show Secretary for the National Grand Prix League, and competitors will jump in drawn order only.

The National Grand Prix League is to start no later then 3.00pm, failure to start the Grand Prix on time will result in the venue/show forfeiting SJI subsidy.

Declarations:

All declarations must be made through SJI LIVE

Week-end shows: Declarations will open at 10.00am on the preceding Monday and close at 4.00pm the preceding Thursday.

Mid-week shows: Declarations will open one week prior to the National Grand Prix date with SJAI head Office and close as prescribed by the Show Organisers and printed in the Show Schedule.

ALL declarations require full entry fee €50.00 and can ONLY be accepted online through www.sjilive.ie, available to download now from www.sjilive.ie

Fines: A fine equivalent to the entry fee will be enforced for each declared horse/rider that does not start a National Grand Prix League competition.

Appeals can be made up to 21 days but fines MUST be paid within the 14 day period.

If an appeal is successful, monies will be refunded.

A valid veterinary or medical certificate must be provided to the SJI Head Office on or before 4.00pm on the 3rd working day after the Grand Prix.

If a horse casts a shoe and a farrier is not available the horse is allowed to be withdrawn from competition, this must be verified by an official on the day.

Substitution: With the permission of the Ground Jury a rider or horse may be substituted but not both.

Dress: Must be in accordance with S.J.I. Rules, or F.E.I. rules, if this is a prerequisite of the Show. In the latter case this must be stipulated on the Show Schedule.

Appeals: An Appeal Committee can be formed ad-hoc if necessary. The Appeal Committee should consist of at least 3 officials, one of which must be a senior judge and two other Showjumping Ireland officials E.G. Senior Course Designer, Stipendiary Steward, Field Steward and not related to a party interested in the result of the objection.

Where weather conditions/ground conditions are in doubt, a panel of Officials, made up of the President of the Ground Jury, the Senior Course Builder and the Stipendiary Steward will determine if the competition should continue (a) outdoors or indoors (where indoor facilities are available) and (b) decide if the fines will be waived for that round.

Starter: A Starter must be appointed who shall, in conjunction with the Ground Jury, have authority at the entrance to the arena and may stop a competitor from entering the arena improperly dressed, without the correct number, with incorrect saddlery etc.

Course Designer: The course must be designed and supervised by a member of the Senior National Panel, or above. (in accordance with SJI rules) Safety cups are compulsory in all National Grand Prix League Competitions, on the rear of all spread obstacles, both in the main arena, and the practice area.

The following names must be available to the Grand Prix Coordinator one week prior to the Show: Ground Jury, Commentator, Starter, Appeal Committee, Sponsor and Course Designer.

Judges: A panel of 3 judges should be in place for the class made up of one Senior National or above, one National or above and one member of the SJI judge’s panel.

Point’s allocation for the Showjumping Ireland National Grand Prix League

Points

Place1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th
Points108765432

Prize Fund €4,000

Place1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th
Prize€1200€800€533€356€296€197€131€87

Prizes: Prize money shall be awarded for minimum 1 place for every five starters, with a minimum of 8 prizes.

In the event of a tie for first place at a specific Grand Prix League round, points will be awarded for first place (ie: 10 each) as this is deemed as a win to both combinations. Therefore points to be allocated to the third place combination are for third place and so on.

In the event of a tie for the leading combination of the National Grand Prix League, the combination with the most National Grand Prix League wins will be deemed the winner, if a tie remains, the combination with the most second placings in the National Grand Prix League will be used to decide the overall winner of the National Grand Prix League.

All rounds carry equal points, including final leg.

Overall Prize Fund:

1st place combination €3,000

2nd place combination €2,000

3rd place combination €1,000

Leading Owner €1,000

Breeders Prize: 

Kindly sponsored by Horse Sport Ireland

(All prize money for Studbook registered horses only)

Overall winning breeder – €2,500

Runner up breeder – €1,500

Third Overall breeder – €1,000

Please note: Showjumping Ireland have the right to alter these rules through the season.

 

1.55m/1.60M Grand Prix

Kindly sponsorsed by Plusvital

Entry Fee:  €100.00

Rules:

Riders may compete on a maximum of three horses.

Competition will be run under Article 238 2.2, with the fence height being 1.55mtr.

If a horse casts a shoe and a farrier is not available the horse is allowed to be withdrawn from the competition, this must be verified by an official on the day  for a refund.

Substitution: With the permission of the Ground Jury a rider or horse may be substituted but not both.

Dress: must be in accordance with S.J.A.I. Rules or F.E.I. rules, if this is a prerequisite of the competition. In the latter case this must be stipulated on the Show Schedule.

Appeals: An Appeal Committee can be formed ad-hoc if necessary. The Appeal Committee should consist of at least 3 officials, one of which must be a senior judge and two other Showjumping Ireland officials E.G. Senior Course Designer, Stipendiary Steward, Field Steward and not related to a party interested in the result of the objection.

Live Streaming: Will be livestreamed.

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th
Points 10 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1
Prize Money €4,500 €3,000 €2,000 €1,334 €888 €592 €494 €328 €220 €144

Prize Fund: €15,000.