Admin Table of Contents
- 1 What bits are illegal in Hunters?
- 2 What are the levels of showjumping?
- 3 What are the levels of eventing?
- 4 Are bitless bridles allowed in Hunters?
- 5 What does Bsja mean?
- 6 What does grade C showjumper mean?
- 7 Can juniors show stallions?
- 8 What does it mean to be a show pony?
- 9 Which is the best definition of Pony Up?
What bits are illegal in Hunters?
Feel free to use pelham bits, eggbutts, loose rings, and full-cheek snaffles — but gags (except hunter gags), hackamores, three-ring bits, et cetera are illegal. Note that the use of the phrase “et cetera” is actually in the rulebook, so it’s best to steer clear of most leverage bits besides pelhams.
What are the levels of showjumping?
These are just the basic classes but there are plenty more that are displayed on the British Showjumping website. The Senior classes are British Novice (90cm), Discovery (1m), Newcomers (1.10m) and Foxhunter (1.20m).
What are the levels of eventing?
There are four international levels recognised in the sport. One Star, Two Star, Three Star, & at the very top, Four Star.
What is an open hunter class?
Hunter classics are special classes that are open to horses that have shown in at least one other hunter division in the competition. It takes place over a longer course that is first walked by the riders.
What is a hunter gag?
12/5 Inside Loops. These are referred to as “Hunter Gags,” due to the fact the loops are concealed. These are in the grey area of the USEF rules and fall under Judges discretion, this is of no issue with the Jumpers. As with all these types of bits, they are predicated on the amount of gag required.
Are bitless bridles allowed in Hunters?
Currently bitless bridles are not allowed in dressage competitions and are considered unconventional tack for hunters. You do see them in eventing (for the show jumping and cross country phases), in jumpers and in endurance competitions.
What does Bsja mean?
British Showjumping Association
BSJA
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| BSJA | British Showjumping Association |
| BSJA | Bangladesh Sports Journalists Association |
| BSJA | British Schools’ Judo Association (martial arts; UK) |
What does grade C showjumper mean?
Grade C: 0-999. Grade B: 1,000-1,999. Grade A: 2,000 points or more.
What does a red flag mean in cross country?
a. Red or White Boundary Flags—These shall be used to mark the starting and finishing lines, to mark compulsory passages, and to define obstacles. They are placed in such a way that a competitor must leave a red flag on his right and a white flag on his left.
What height is 3star eventing?
3 Star: XC: fences maximum height 1.20 m ditch 3.60 m drops 2.0 m 570 m/min; Stadium fences: 1.25 m.
Can juniors show stallions?
Stallions are barred from any Ladies’ or Junior Exhibitors’ classes except as provided for in division rules. Unless competition rules state otherwise, stallions may be shown by anyone in other classes in every division.
What does it mean to be a show pony?
Usually A person that shows off in the public eye and does things just for the hell of it, usually dyeing hair regally. Commonly of gay sexuality Get a show pony mug for your bunkmate James.
Which is the best definition of Pony Up?
Definition of pony up. transitive verb. : to pay (money) especially in settlement of an account. intransitive verb.
What does it mean to be a One Trick Pony?
a one-trick pony A person, group, or thing that is known for or limited to only one unique or noteworthy skill, talent, ability, quality, area of success, etc. The app developers took the world by storm with an incredibly addictive game for smartphones, but they’ve really been seen as just a one-trick pony ever since that breakthrough success.
Where does the word pony come from in English?
Pay the money. “Pony” has nothing to do with small equines—it comes from pone, the Latin word for “put” (so does the Spanish verb poner). Therefore, if you owe someone money, you’d better pony up. Want to thank TFD for its existence?