Entries and stables closing date tbc dependent on Second Round dates.

Entries, stables & services will close early if we reach capacity (which is likely).

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Tuesday’s times will be available 36 hours before the event starts and the following days times/draws will be released the evening before each show day at around 5pm.

 Available in the lead up to the show.

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National Amateur classes have been created to give amateur BS members an annual National Amateur Final to aim for.  There are 4 different classes at different heights: 85cm, 95cm, 1.05 & 1.10.

The finals are a week along show held at Aintree Equestrian Centre in Liverpool.

To qualify riders must jump  5 double clears in a National Amateur Qualifier class, with the same horse at the same height, within a 12 month period, which runs from 1st September- 31st August.

There is a wild card chance to qualify via second rounds, normally held September/October.  To qualify for these a horse and rider must jump a double clear in a National Amateur Qualifier at the relevant height.

There are no restrictions on horses but there are on riders, so that it is restricted to Amateurs.

At the finals there are also Veteran classes, for which the only qualification is the riders age, and additional classes that can only be entered by horse and riders who have qualified for the show.  Meaning a full week of competition is available to all.

At the finals each height has two qualifiers, held over the week, for the Sunday’s Grand Prix Finals.  The final qualifiers are 5cm bigger than the qualifiers, e.g. the 85cm is 90cm. The top 20 riders from each go through to the final days Grand Prix.

Riding a former racehorse?

Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) will be awarding prizes to the highest placed RoR registered combinations in all championship classes.

Horses must hold current RoR competition membership and riders must be 15 years or over as at 1 January 2026.

You will need to state this upon entry.

Brick Yard Premium Permanent stables for the duration with rubber floor and walls (including 2x bales of bedding) – Vaccine must be in the past 6 months – £TBC

Permanent Stables for the duration (including 2x bales of bedding) – Vaccine must be in the past 6 months- £TBC

Barn style temps for the duration- undercover (including 2x bales of bedding)– Vaccine must be in the past 6 months – £TBC

Standard temps for the duration in permanent yard including access to yard facilities (washbays etc, including 2x bales of bedding)– Vaccine must be in the past 6 months – £TBC

Standard temps for the duration – (including 2x bales of bedding)– Vaccine must be in the past 6 months – £TBC

Only duration stables are available for this show. Available Monday 9^th to Sunday 15th/Monday 16^th November 9am.

Prize Money Notice

Anyone that wins prize money at Aintree International Equestrian Centre needs to update their BACS details on their horse monkey profile.

This information will then be used to transfer the prize money to their bank account.

Please note: It is the competitor’s responsibility to provide bank details in order to be paid prize money. Bank details must be provided via HorseMonkey within 7 days of the event, otherwise prize money will be forfeited.