MHCGB Performance
To take part in performance classes, animals must be 2yrs+ for halter obstacle, liberty and in hand dressage.
3yrs+ for jumping, any long reined classes and all driving classes.
(The show age of the horse is determined from January 1st preceding its birthday)
3yrs+ for jumping, any long reined classes and all driving classes.
(The show age of the horse is determined from January 1st preceding its birthday)
Please refer to the MHCGB Rule Book for Performance Rules.
You may also find this guide helpful if you are new to he MHCGB Performance scene
You may also find this guide helpful if you are new to he MHCGB Performance scene
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The Performance Trio
Over the course of the show season (Spring to Champs) the below three disciplines will be provided at multiple MHCGB area shows and also at the two national shows.
You can take part at as many shows as you like, but you must compete at a minimum of three shows - one of which MUST be the Grand Championships Show in August - to qualify for a chance of achieving the prestigious title
THE ULTIMATE PERFORMANCE TRIO HORSE AND HANDLER SUPREME.
All three events must be completed at a show for that show's placings to count.
1st place will gain 10points, 2nd 8points, 3rd 6points,
4th 4points, 5th 2points and 6th 1point.
(Points are awarded on a horse / handler combination)
You can compete in either the Novice or Open section for the season. You only need to move into the Open section if you have been crowned Novice Performance Trio Champion at a past MHCGB National Championship Show, or if you choose to move into the Open section. Once you have moved into Open you should no longer compete in the Novice classes.
A maximum of three shows from across the year will give the final totals.
If three or more Junior (16yrs or under) competitors compete at a minimum of three shows - one of which MUST be the Grand Championships Show in August - then we will add an extra award to the highest place Junior Trio competitor.
The three disciplines are:
1. Dressage
2. Halter Obstacle
3. In hand Jumping
You can take part at as many shows as you like, but you must compete at a minimum of three shows - one of which MUST be the Grand Championships Show in August - to qualify for a chance of achieving the prestigious title
THE ULTIMATE PERFORMANCE TRIO HORSE AND HANDLER SUPREME.
All three events must be completed at a show for that show's placings to count.
1st place will gain 10points, 2nd 8points, 3rd 6points,
4th 4points, 5th 2points and 6th 1point.
(Points are awarded on a horse / handler combination)
You can compete in either the Novice or Open section for the season. You only need to move into the Open section if you have been crowned Novice Performance Trio Champion at a past MHCGB National Championship Show, or if you choose to move into the Open section. Once you have moved into Open you should no longer compete in the Novice classes.
A maximum of three shows from across the year will give the final totals.
If three or more Junior (16yrs or under) competitors compete at a minimum of three shows - one of which MUST be the Grand Championships Show in August - then we will add an extra award to the highest place Junior Trio competitor.
The three disciplines are:
1. Dressage
2. Halter Obstacle
3. In hand Jumping
Please refer to the MHCGB Rule Book page 24 for Performance Trio Guidelines.
Other Performance classes
The below are details of other performance classes which will be held during the year.
(see individual schedules for which shows they are available at)
(see individual schedules for which shows they are available at)
AMHA courses are announced by Show Manager on show days
