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Anyone going to Ballivor?? or has showed there before?

  • 05-06-2013 08:04PM
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    marley123
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    Very excited - off to your first proper " Show " on Saturday!!!
    Prep is going well but am treating it more as a learning experience as my Mare hasn't been in the show ring since last year:eek: as we stripped things back to basics & have worked hard on schooling etc...

    Now feel ready & am very excited.

    I've never been to Ballivor before - if anyone has , is it a busy show?
    What sort of sizes are the rings?
    Are you required to gallop in the hunter classes?


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  • #2
    convert
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    Most hunter classes will require exhibitors to gallop as part of a group. Sometimes, if the classes are very big, the judges will divide the class in 2 before they ask exhibitors to gallop. I've not been at a 'proper' show where exhibitors haven't been asked to gallop.

    Best of luck! :)


  • #3
    marley123
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    Thanks Convert! just wanted to make sure - ! Don't think we will have an issue with the gallop, just on the stopping lol:D -
    convert wrote: »
    Most hunter classes will require exhibitors to gallop as part of a group. Sometimes, if the classes are very big, the judges will divide the class in 2 before they ask exhibitors to gallop. I've not been at a 'proper' show where exhibitors haven't been asked to gallop.

    Best of luck! :)


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