RoR Championships 2017
From Tuesday 22nd of August to Sunday 27th August
Welcome to The RoR National Championships 2017 at Aintree International Equestrian Centre
Date: Tuesday, 22 August, 2017 to Sunday, 27 August, 2017
Start time: 07:00
Closing date: Tuesday, 01 August, 2017, 23:55
Short event summary
| Day | Date | Category | |
| 1 | 22 August | DRESSAGE | Intro and Preliminary Classes |
| 2 | 23 August | DRESSAGE | Preliminary and Novice Classes |
| 3 | 24 August | DRESSAGE | Novice to Freestlyle Music |
| 4 | 25 August | SHOWJUMPING | |
| 5 | 26 August | SHOWING | |
| 6 | 27 August | CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS |
The Harry Hall One Club
ACE Championships
ACE your eventing skills with BE this winter!
An exciting new Championships culminating at Aintree Equestrian Centre
Harry Hall One Club – Anyone Can Event (ACE), is an Arena style eventing competition designed to appeal to riders of all ages and experience that gets underway this autumn.
The new series will run throughout the winter months and into spring providing riders with the ideal opportunity to get out, develop their skills and enjoy competing during the shorter daylight hours. A range of height classes will be offered from 70cm up to 1m and will be available to anyone aged 10 upwards, helping to encourage younger riders into the sport.
QUALIFIERS OPEN TO ALL
ACE qualifiers will be run at a range of venues across the UK and will be open to all. Riders will not need to be members of BE to take part in the qualifiers. Qualifying legs will offer competitors the chance to pick up a coveted qualifying ticket for the Championship Finals – offering a fabulous four-day celebration of ACE competition, set to be held this spring at the stunning Aintree Equestrian Centre in Liverpool.
CHAMPIONSHIPS & QUALIFICATION
To compete at the Championships, riders must have an active membership (minimum PAYG). The horse/pony details will need to be registered on the BE website, this is free of charge.
The Harry Hall One Club ACE Championship Finals will take place across the 29 May – 1 June with Seniors contesting their four national titles (70cm, 80cm, 90cm & 100cm) over the Thursday and Friday (29 – 30 May) and Juniors over the weekend of (31 May – 1 June).
- Competitors who qualify for the BE ACE Championships 2024 at Aintree Equestrian Centre will receive a British Eventing ACE Championships 2025 qualification card from the ACE competition Organiser, followed by an email from British Eventing.
- Qualification is for combinations only. Substitutions will not be possible. If a combination is qualified for all 4 Championships, their Championship entries will be limited to the 2 higher level classes.
CLASSES & FORMAT
Riders will compete in their cross country kit, including cross country colours & body protector, and will take on a course of show jumps followed by a simulated cross country course of knock-down fences.
Classes are split into two age ranges, seniors and under 18’s (U18). Whilst the qualifiers will see age groups compete together, the Championships will see the two age categories split. Those competing in the U18 classes are not to have attained their 18th birthday on or before the date of the Championships.
Senior and Junior riders are permitted to ride both horses and ponies.
AINTREE INERNATIONAL EQUESTRIAN CENTRE – UNAFFILIATED SHOWJUMPING
JUNIORS Start Time: 8.00am or 9.00am
Juniors not to have attained their 16th birthday on the 1st January of the current year, and should be riding a pony (14’2 and under). If Juniors are riding a horse (14’3 and over), they need to ride in the Senior class.
Class 1: Junior Cross Pole class
Height: Cross poles Table: A6 (not against the clock) All double clears win a first rosette (Lead rein is permitted to under 8s, directional assistance re the course is permitted INSIDE the arena for juniors who have recently come off the lead rein, helping to prevent possible run-outs and refusals is not permitted)
Rosettes : All double clears win a first rosette Online Pre-Entry: £17
Class 2: Junior 50cm
Height: 50cm Table: Single Phase
Prizes: £20, £10, £5 (Rosettes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £17
Class 3: Junior 60cm
Height: 60cm Table: Single Phase
Prizes: £20, £10, £5 (Rosettes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £17
Class 4: Junior 70cm
Height: 70cm Table: Single Phase
Prizes: £20, £10, £5 (Rosettes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £17
Class 5: Junior 80cm
Height: 80cm Table: Single Phase
Prizes: £20, £10, £5 (Rosettes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £17
Class 6: Junior 90cm
Height: 90cm Table: Single Phase
Prizes: £20, £10, £5 (Rosettes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £17
As a guide, Seniors usually start around 1pm but it is dependant on entry numbers.
Class 7: Senior Cross Pole class
Height: Cross poles (40cm/50cm) Table: A6 (not against the clock) All double clears win a first rosette (Lead rein is not permitted, directional assistance re the course is permitted INSIDE the arena for novice riders, helping to prevent possible run-outs and refusals is not permitted)
Rosettes : All double clears win a first rosette Online Pre-Entry: £17
Class 8: Senior 60cm
Height: 60cm Table: Single Phase
Prizes: £20, £10, £5 (Rosettes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £17
Class 9: Senior 70cm
Height: 70cm Table: Single Phase
Prizes: £20, £10, £5 (Rosettes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £17
Class 10: Senior 80cm
Height: 80cm Table: Single Phase
Prizes: £20, £10, £5 (Rosettes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £17
Class 11: Senior 90cm
Height: 90cm Table: Single Phase
Prizes: £20, £10, £5 (Rosettes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £17
Class 12: Senior 1.00m
Height: 100cm Table: Single Phase
Prizes: £20, £10, £5 (Rosettes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £17
* Classes may be run Two Phase if we have large entry numbers *
Services First Aid per Rider/day (Mandatory, 1 per rider/day) – £5.00
If you have any questions or queries about the show, please email info@aintreeequestriancentre.co.uk and we will be happy to help.
Tel: 0151 522 2949
First Aid Charges – First Aid is provided by an external provider, so a charge will apply
Rules are run in the same format as British Showjumping
JUNE SHOWING & WORKING HUNTER SHOW AT AINTREE !
| Date |
Saturday 14th – Sunday 15th June 2025 |
| Time | 8am/9am depending on entries |
| Category | Showing |
| Entries Open | Monday 19th May |
| Entries Close | Monday 9th June |
| Status | Opening soon |
| Spectators | This event is FREE to come and watch. No ticket required. Please park in the racecourse car park to access the Equestrian Centre. Spectators are welcome to use Tophams cafe which will be open throughout the show |
| Schedule | |
| Online Entries | |
| Judges | Please see schedule |
| Back Numbers | To be collected from the Show Office on the day |
| Times and Entry Numbers | Coming Soon! |
| Stabling | Stabling is not available for this show |
| Competing vaccination policy | All horses ATTENDING BUT NOT STABLING at Aintree EC must have had a booster vaccination against Equine Influenza in the PRECEDING 12 MONTHS, and be 6 days clear of having had any vaccination. PLEASE HAVE YOUR PASSPORT AVAILABLE FOR CHECKING |
| Refunds | No refunds will be issued once entries have closed |
| Refreshments | Tophams Cafe, overlooking the arena, will be open serving hot food and drinks |
Date for your diary – There aren’t many Amateur stay away shows in the Summer!
4th, 5th & 6th July 2025 (with clear round evening on Thursday 3rd July)
Summer Amateur Show at Aintree – Indoors
Stables, accommodation and hook ups available
Date: Friday 4th – Sunday 6th July 2025 (with clear round evening on Thursday 3rd July)
Time: 8.00am or 9.00am depending on entries
Category: British Showjumping Category 1
Entries Open: Entries are open
Entries Close: Tuesday 1st July for Thursday & Friday’s classes and 5pm the day before for all other days
Status: Coming Soon!
Spectators: This event is FREE to come and watch. No ticket required. Please park in the racecourse car park to access the Equestrian Centre. Spectators are welcome to use Tophams cafe which will be open throughout the show
Schedule:
Online Entries:
Times and Draws:
Competitor Information:
Stables:
£TBC (including two bales of bedding)
*NEW* Premium Stables – Fitted with rubber matting across the floor and all 4 walls.
£TBC (including two bales of bedding)
Arrivals for stables – after 2pm on Thursday, all departures by 9am on Monday
Hook Up – £TBC per hook up
Bedding – £11 per bale
Small hay/haylage – £11 per bale
Large haylage – £TBC per bale (must be pre booked)
Vaccination policy if stabling:
As per our terms and conditions, all horses STABLING at Aintree EC must have had a booster vaccination against Equine Influenza in the PRECEDING 6 MONTHS, and be 6 days clear of having had any vaccination.
The last vaccination must have been between the 3rd January 2025 and the 27th June 2025.
ALL PASSPORTS WILL BE CHECKED ON ARRIVAL. Horses will not be permitted to stable at Aintree if they do not have the correct vaccinations.
Vaccination policy if competingAll horses ATTENDING BUT NOT STABLING at Aintree EC must have had a booster vaccination against Equine Influenza in the PRECEDING 12 MONTHS, and be 6 days clear of having had any vaccination. PLEASE HAVE YOUR PASSPORT AVAILABLE FOR CHECKINGRefunds
No entry refunds will be given after the drawn orders have been published.
No stabling refunds after Monday 1st July, although we will try and resell the stables if possible. If the stable is resold, we will then issue a refund.
Prize Money:
Prize Money Notice
Anyone that wins prize money at Aintree International Equestrian Centre needs to update their bank details on their 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 14 days of the event, otherwise prize money will be forfeited.
Refreshments:Tophams cafe, which overlooks the arena will be serving hot food and refreshments throughout the show.
THURSDAY – Clear round afternoon/evening
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ORDER
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NAME
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FEE
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START
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4
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THURS EVENING – CLEAR ROUND – 1.05M
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£12.00
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05/07/24 19:00
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3
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THURS EVENING – CLEAR ROUND – 95CM
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£12.00
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05/07/24 18:00
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2
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THURS EVENING – CLEAR ROUND – 85CM
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£12.00
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05/07/24 17:00
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1
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THURS EVENING – CLEAR ROUND – 75CM
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£12.00
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05/07/24 16:00
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FRIDAY TO SUNDAY – 80cm to 1.15m each day including Para classes, Veteran classes, National Amateur Qualifiers, British Novice and Discovery.
The Jockey Club RoR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2025
Aintree Equestrian Centre and Aintree Racecourse are delighted to once again be hosts to the
Retraining of Racehorses National Championships.
| Date |
Saturday 13th September – In Hand Ponies and Ridden Ponies
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| Time | 8am |
| Category | Indoors Unaffiliated Showing – Ridden and In Hand (Horses and Ponies) |
| Entries Open | Open |
| Entries Close | Thursday 11th September at midnight |
| Status | Open |
| Spectators | This event is FREE to come and watch. No ticket required. Please park in the racecourse car park to access the Equestrian Centre. Spectators are welcome to use Tophams cafe which will be open throughout the show |
| Schedule | |
| Online Entries | |
| Judges |
IN HAND PONIES – TBC RIDDEN PONIES – TBC IN HAND HORSES – TBC RIDDEN HORSES – TBC |
| Back Numbers | To be collected from the Show Office on the day |
| Times and Entry Numbers | |
| Stabling | Stabling is not available for this show |
| Competing vaccination policy | All horses ATTENDING BUT NOT STABLING at Aintree EC must have had a booster vaccination against Equine Influenza in the PRECEDING 12 MONTHS, and be 6 days clear of having had any vaccination. PLEASE HAVE YOUR PASSPORT AVAILABLE FOR CHECKING |
| Refunds | No refunds will be issued once entries have closed |
| Prize Money |
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 14 days of the event, otherwise prize money will be forfeited. |
| Refreshments | Tophams Cafe, overlooking the arena, will be open serving hot food and drinks |
| Date |
Saturday 20st September – Working Hunter Ponies
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| Time | 8am depending on entries |
| Category | Indoors Unaffiliated Working Hunter (Horses and Ponies) |
| Entries Open | Open now |
| Entries Close | Thursday 18th September at midnight |
| Status | Open |
| Spectators | This event is FREE to come and watch. No ticket required. Please park in the racecourse car park to access the Equestrian Centre. Spectators are welcome to use Tophams cafe which will be open throughout the show |
| Times & Draws | |
| Schedule | |
| Online Entries | |
| Judges |
Ponies – TBC Horses – TBC |
| Back Numbers | To be collected from the Show Office on the day |
| Times and Entry Numbers | Will be released on Friday 19th September |
| Stabling | Stabling is not available for this show |
| Competing vaccination policy | All horses ATTENDING BUT NOT STABLING at Aintree EC must have had a booster vaccination against Equine Influenza in the PRECEDING 12 MONTHS, and be 6 days clear of having had any vaccination. PLEASE HAVE YOUR PASSPORT AVAILABLE FOR CHECKING |
| Refunds | No refunds will be issued once entries have closed |
| Prize Money |
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 14 days of the event, otherwise prize money will be forfeited. |
| Refreshments | Tophams Cafe, overlooking the arena, will be open serving hot food and drinks |
| Aintree Unaffiliated Showjumping Championships | |
| Date |
Saturday 27th September – Sunday 28th September 2025 (Juniors Saturday, Seniors Sunday) |
| Times (released on Friday 26th) |
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| Schedule | |
| How to enter |
Please note: All entries must be made in the spirit of the show. This is an unaffiliated championships. It is the competitor’s responsibility to adhere to the rules and qualification criteria. Should any riders be found in breach of these during or after the show, they will be disqualified and no refunds will be made. |
| Qualifying Shows -top 6 from each class qualify for the Championships (subject to eligibility) |
January
 18th January – Higher Farm EquineFebruary
9th February – Clwb Marchogaeth Mon Riding Club 15th February – Aintree International Equestrian Centre 15th February – Higher Farm Equine23rd February – Aintree International Equestrian Centre𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗵
15th March – Higher Farm Equine 15th March – Church Farm (Seniors) 16th March – Ballavartyn Equestrian Centre 16th March – Church Farm (Juniors) 22nd March – Knightley Riding Club29th March – Syn Y Mor 𝗔𝗽𝗿𝗶𝗹
6th April – Macclesfield & District Riding Club 12th April – Syn Y Mor 19th April – Higher Farm Equine 20th April – Harrogate Riding Center 20th April – Ballavartyn Equestrian Centre21st April – High Legh Riding Club 27th April – Knightly Riding Club𝗠𝗮𝘆
4th May – Longton Riding Club 4th May – Silsden Riding Club 5th May – Nefyn 10th May – Dairyhouse Farm 11th May – Macclesfield & District Riding Club 17th May – Northcote Stud 18th May – Ashwood Equestrian 25th May – Bridgewater Riding Club 31st May – Higher Farm Equine 31st May – Harrogate Riding Center𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗲
1st June – Higher Farm Equine 1st June – Silsden Riding Club 8th June – Pen Y Graig Livery Yard 8th June – Macclesfield & District Riding Club 8th June – Caverswall Riding Club 14th June – High Legh Riding Club 15th June – Ilkley and District Riding Association 22nd June – Bridgewater Riding Club 28th June – Beaver Hall𝗝𝘂𝗹𝘆
5th July – Higher Farm Equine 6th July – Pen Y Graig Livery Yard 6th July – Macclesfield & District Riding Club 12th July – Northcote Stud 13th July – Caverswall Riding Club 13th July – MHL Equestrian Centre 20th July – Church Farm 20th July – Beaver Hall 27th July – Bridgewater Riding Club 27th July – Dean Valley August
2nd August – Dairyhouse Farm 10th August – Longton Riding Club 17th August – Dean Valley 23rd August – Higher Farm Equine 23rd August – MHL Equestrian Centre 31st August – Bold Heath𝗦𝗲𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿
6th September – Ashwood Equestrian 7th September – MHL Equestrian Centre 14th September – Macclesfield & District Riding Club 20th September – Higher Farm Equine 21st September – Ilkley and District Riding Association |
| Status | Entries Open Soon! |
| Spectators | This event is FREE to come and watch. No ticket required. Please park in the racecourse car park to access the Equestrian Centre. Spectators are welcome to use Tophams cafe which will be open throughout the show |
| Entries Open | TBC |
| Entries Close | Monday 22nd September (entries may close early if we reach capacity) |
| Start times and drawn orders | Start times and the drawn orders will be on HorseMonkey Friday 26th September |
| Prize Money |
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 14 days of the event, otherwise prize money will be forfeited. |
| Qualification criteria |
It is the competitor’s responsibility to adhere to the rules and qualification criteria. Should any riders be found in breach of these during or after the show, they will be disqualified and no refunds will be made.Horse/Pony/Rider combinations who have finished in the top 6 in any of the above listed Unaffiliated Showjumping Shows qualify for the Championships. Horse/Pony/Rider combinations must jump the height they have qualified in at the Championships. Should Horse/Pony/Rider combinations qualify for more than two classes, they must compete in the two highest classes at the Championships (i.e. if qualified in the 50cm, 60cm and 70cm classes, the combination can compete in the 60cm and 70cm classes). This is to ensure that all entries are made in the spirit of the show and that all qualified combinations have the opportunity to compete. Combinations that have competed with British Showjumping (excluding Club Classes), between 30th September 2024 and the date of qualification, at any height above the class that they have qualified for are not eligible to compete (e.g. a competitor that has jumped 85/90cm tracks with British Showjumping at the time of qualification will not be eligible to compete in the 80cm class at the Unaffiliated Championships) No outside assistance is permitted at the Championships. Unaffiliated Competitions are run under British Showjumping rules, with the exception of spurs. Junior riders are not permitted to wear spurs. AGE CLASSIFICATIONS – Junior Classes – Under 16 years on a pony ONLY. Senior Classes – Under 16 years on a horse OR over 16 years on a pony (if over 16 years on a pony, be aware courses are set to horse strides) |
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SCHEDULE |
| JUNIORS Saturday 27th September |
| Class 1: Junior Cross Pole Class One round not against the clock. All clear rounds are placed equal first. Lead rein is permitted to under 8s. Directional assistance re. the course is permitted inside the arena for those who have recently come off the lead rein. Helping to prevent possible run-outs or refusals is not permitted. This class is only eligible for beginners. Any competitors competing in 50cm classes or above will not be eligible to compete in this class at the Unaffiliated Championships. Online Pre-Entry: £20 |
| Class 2: Junior 50cm Beginner Class Height: 50cm Table: A7 – Jump Off Prizes: £30, £20, £10 (Sash to the winner. Rosettes & prizes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £26 |
| Class 3: Junior 60cm Beginner Class Height: 60cm Table: A7 – Jump Off Prizes: £30, £20, £10 (Sash to the winner. Rosettes & prizes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £26 |
| Class 4: Junior 70cm Pre Novice Height: 70cm Table: A7 – Jump Off Prizes: £30, £20, £10 (Sash to the winner. Rosettes & prizes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £26 |
| Class 5: Junior 80cm Novice Height: 80cm Table: A7 – Jump Off Prizes: £30, £20, £10 (Sash to the winner. Rosettes & prizes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £26 |
| Class 6: Junior 90cm Open Height: 90cm Table: A7 – Jump Off Prizes: £30, £20, £10 (Sash to the winner. Rosettes & prizes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £26 |
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SENIORS Sunday 28th September Class 7: Senior Cross Poles Class |
| Class 8: Senior 60cm Beginner class Height: 60cm Table: A7 – Jump Off Prizes: £30, £20, £10 (Sash to the winner. Rosettes & prizes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £26 |
| Class 9: Senior 70cm Pre Novice Height: 70cm Table: A7 – Jump Off Prizes: £30, £20, £10 (Sash to the winner. Rosettes & prizes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £26 |
| Class 10: Senior 80cm Novice Height: 80cm Table: A7 – Jump Off Prizes: £30, £20, £10 (Sash to the winner. Rosettes & prizes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £26 |
| Class 11: Senior 90cm Intermediate Height: 90cm Table: A7 – Jump Off Prizes: £30, £20, £10 (Sash to the winner. Rosettes & prizes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £26 |
| Class 12: Senior 1.00m Open Height: 100cm Table: A7 – Jump Off Prizes: £30, £20, £10 (Sash to the winner. Rosettes & prizes to 6th place) Online Pre-Entry: £26 |
* Classes may be run Single Phase if we have large entry numbers *
Services First Aid per Rider/day (Mandatory, 1 per rider/day) – £5.00
If you have any questions or queries about the show, please email info@aintreeequestriancentre.co.uk and we will be happy to help.
Tel: 0151 522 2949
First Aid Charges – First Aid is provided by an external provider, so a charge will apply
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British Dressage High Profile Show – Kindly Sponsored by Hird & Partners |
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| Date | Wednesday 15th – Sunday 19th October 2025 |
| Event Status | Open |
| Class Range | Elementary – Grand Prix + Music + Pony + YR + JR |
| Entries Open | CLOSED |
| Entries Close | Wednesday 1st October at 10pm |
| Competitor Information | |
| Schedule | |
| Online Entries | |
| Stabling |
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| Times | |
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GALA EVENING |
MORE INFORMATION TO COME |
| Refreshments | Tophams Cafe, overlooking the arena, will be open serving hot food and drinks |
| Prize Money |
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 14 days of the event, otherwise prize money will be forfeited. |
| Vaccination Policy | As per our Terms & Conditions and those of British Dressage, all horses/ponies competing at a BD competition at Aintree Equestrian Centre must have had a booster vaccination against Equine Influenza in the PRECEDING 12 MONTHS. They must also be 6 days clear of any vaccination and may attend on the 7th day. PASSPORTS MUST BE AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION ON REQUEST. Your co-operation and understanding is appreciated. |
| Vaccination policy if stabling |
As per our terms and conditions, all horses STABLING at Aintree EC must have had a booster vaccination against Equine Influenza in the PRECEDING 6 MONTHS, and be 6 days clear of having had any vaccination. The last vaccination must have been between the 14th April 2025 and 8th October 2025. ALL PASSPORTS WILL BE CHECKED ON ARRIVAL. Horses will not be permitted to stable at Aintree if they do not have the correct vaccinations |
| Refund Policy | No refunds for stabling, hook-up or accomodation will be issued after Wednesday 9th October. No entry refunds after times have been released (Monday 13th October). |
BD Vaccination Rules
11. Equine Influenza Vaccination
To protect the health of the other competing horses and the biosecurity of the venue, a valid passport must accompany the horse to all competitions and be produced on request. Failure to comply is a disciplinary offence and will debar the horse from competing at the event for which it has been entered. A horse will not be permitted to
compete unless it has a current vaccination against equine influenza which complies with the following conditions:
• An initial course of two injections for primary vaccination, not less than 21 days and not more than 92 days apart, are required before being eligible to compete
• A first booster injection must be given between 150 and 215 days after the second injection of primary vaccination
• Subsequent booster injections must be given at regular intervals of not more than 12 months, commencing after the first booster injection
• The most recent booster injection must have been given within six calendar months +21 days prior to the horse competing
• The full course or booster must have been administered at least seven days before arriving at the competition
The vaccination record(s) in the horse’s passport, must be completed, signed and stamped line by line, by an appropriate veterinary surgeon (who is neither the owner nor the rider of the horse). For those competing under FEI rules, please refer to FEI rules.
The responsibility to comply with this rule lies with the competitor, who should consult with their veterinarian.
Horses being found without adequate and up to date vaccinations will not be allowed to compete and will be barred from competing until such a time that they have been given their first and second vaccinations. The registration of any horse found in breach of this rule will be suspended until rectified.
Secretary: Laura Way
Phone: 0151 522 2949
Email: laura.way@thejockeyclub.co.uk
Venue: Aintree International Equestrian Centre, Aintree Race Course, Ormskirk Road, Aintree, Liverpool, Merseyside, L9 5AS
Web: www.aintreeequestriancentre.co.uk
Aintree Racecourse is located on the A59, just one mile from the M57 and M58, which link the M62 and M6. Follow the A59 to Liverpool and the AA Signs as you approach the racecourse for routes to the car parks.