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Section 2 of the BRC Handbook sets out the competition rules, eligibility and criteria for all BRC competitions. Please ensure you are familiar with them before entering any BRC Area competition. 

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BRC pre-entry changes

Up until now, BRC has charged a pre-entry fee of between £12.50 and £16.50 per class. Pre-entries generate income for BRC which has previously covered the costs of scoring materials and rosettes for qualifiers, official steward training, hat tags, various other training and championships. This has always been paid for you by WRC so you have only been asked to pay the organising show's entry fee.

Under the NEW SYSTEM, BRC has introduced a competition pass which will be valid for a year and will cover all the pre-entry costs for a named rider. This will cost £30 if you compete on 1 or 2 horses, if you have 3 or more it will be £45.

This year, with effect from October 1st and therefore applicable for the dressage qualifier later this month,  WRC will pay for competition passes for members. 

Passes will be purchased by the team manager on your behalf, but you will need to provide the names of horses on which you want to compete with the option of changing this if you get a different horse, or upgraded if you compete on more than 2 horses.

In accordance with the following rule, the pass will also allow you to compete for other riding clubs but if you are planning on doing this. we would ask that the cost of a pass is shared with both clubs.

G5.1: Representation of Clubs

A rider may compete for different riding clubs in different disciplines within the same season. For the purpose of this the different disciplines are listed below:

Show Jumping

Dressage (including Dressage to Music)

Arena Eventing

Horse Trials

Combined Training

Combined Challenge​​

Training

As well as a full schedule of clinics held at Wellington Riding (see the clinics page), BRC training videos can be found on the BRC YouTube Channel, covering a number of different disciplines, including cross-country, show jumping, dressage to music, style jumping and riding tests, featuring a number of top riders.

BRC Training | The British Horse Society

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E-Riders. 

Online dressage now features a BRC league. You will need to be a BRC member to enter. Tests from Intro to Advanced Medium

SCHEDULES

Area Competition Dates

 

For BRC Championship details please follow this link​

BRC Competitions | The British Horse Society

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