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Changes to the Point System for 2009 After consideration the British Reining Council has made an adjustment to the point system. These are now more in keeping with the N.R.H.A. These are listed below for your guidance as there is now a season of winter shows in 2009. Green-as-Grass – 25 points and below, or one year. Rookie – 100 points and below Limited Open/Non-Pro – 500 points and below Intermediate Open/Non-Pro – 1000 points and below
Green-as-Grass Membership Handbooks Please email me on denise.d.lane@virgin.net if you DO NOT HAVE A HANDBOOK and I will post one to you. Please confirm your address.
Diary date: The 2009 A.G.M. will be held on February 7th at Harpole. Northamptonshire. Sliding into the future |
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BR Championship Show 2008 Results -> PDF FILE Scoresheets -> Championship Open Sheets Images provided by www.nrhphotography.co.uk BR CHAMPIONS 2008
2nd Talitha Wade, Tejons Dun It
2nd Louise Talintyre, Jays Master Copy
2nd Talitha Wade, TEJONS DUNIT
2nd Sarah Deptford, CHEX OUT THIS ACTION
2nd Jeannine March, Starlight Smoke
2nd Micheal Gatt, HR DUALIN SMART
2nd Anthony Iren, BARELY WHIZABLE
BR High Point Champions 2008
2nd Sarah Deptford
2nd Sue Forrest
2nd Camilla Calverley-Halford
2nd John Faulkner
2nd Sue Fottest
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F.E.I. WORLD REINING CHAMPIONSHIP. MANERBIO, ITALY. British Reining Team for World Reining Championships 2008
David Deptford Tammy Greaves Francesca Sternberg Mark How – Reserve Rider Britain is about to compete in its eighth FEI team event. FEI World Equestrian Games
2002 Jerez Spain 2006 Aachen – Germany FEI European Championships 2003 Reggio - Italy Individual silver medal for Roseanne Sternberg 2004 Manerbio - Italy 2005 Manerbio Italy 2007 Mooslargue - France FEI World Reining Championships 2008 Manerbio Italy
British Reining Team announced for World Reining Championships 2008
David Deptford Tammy Greaves Francesca Sternberg Reserve rider is
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World Reining Championships 2008 The newest addition to the international reining scene, the Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI) World Reining Championships, is showing a world of support, literally. Twenty countries from four continents are entered to compete in the September 11 -14, 2008 competition in Manerbio, Italy.
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Results -> download PDF 09/09/08
European Championships NRHA affiliates Gold Medal for Ulrich Kofler/Hot Smokin Chex
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Results West Coast Show August 2008 Results -> download PDF |
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Results -> download PDF 03/07/08
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British Reining Situations Vacant British Reining would like to invite applications for the following voluntary positions. The successful applicants may be invited to join British Reining Council for the remainder of the year subject to suitable vacancies. Such Council member will need to stand for election by the membership at the 2009 AGM. Please send a short CV stating which position you are applying for to Peter Lane, Chairman British Reining, Home Farm, Duck End, Sheep Street, Leighton Bromswold, PE28 5AY. British Reining is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes all applications. To work with the Coaching Development Officer to organise United Kingdom Coaching Certificate (UKCC) workshops around the country, handle registrations for British Reining UKCC candidates, book venues, Assessors and external moderators for UKCC Assessment days and maintain a record of qualified coaches. Applicants should be fully conversant with the UKCC and have access to a computer and email.
Youth Officer/Talent Development To develop and implement a youth programme for British Reining riders and to assist in setting up a talent development programme towards WEG 2010. Applicants should be familiar with all aspects of the Long Term Athlete Development Programme and be dedicated to the long term development of reining in the Great Britain. The successful applicant will be required to undergo a Criminal Records Bureau check.
In addition British Reining would welcome offers of occasional assistance at shows, clinics and behind the scenes. If you feel you have a few hours you can give back to your society please contact Peter Lane. Your offer will be much appreciated and will not be abused! 30/06/08 |
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On Wednesday 28th May HRH The Duchess of Cornwall, Patron of the British Equestrian Federation (BEF) kindly hosted a reception for volunteers from across the Equestrian industry at Clarence House, London. The reception was a thank you to all those who give so much of their time. Many of those who attended the reception give their time and talents freely to serve on the executive boards, councils and committees of the BEF and its sixteen Member Bodies. Others give their time and expertise on a regular basis to represent the BEF and Member Bodies at grass roots level in the regions and many officiate at affiliated shows and events nationwide. The reception was held in the beautiful surroundings of Clarence House, with the kind permission of HRH The Duchess of Cornwall. The house was built between 1825 and 1827 to the designs of John Nash for Prince William Henry, Duke of Clarence. It was the London home of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother from 1953 until 2002 and has also been the home of The Queen, then Princess Elizabeth, and The Duke of Edinburgh. Today Clarence House is the official London residence of Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall.
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Results -> download PDF Congratulations to the BR Year End Awards Winners 2007 Sue Forest- Green as Grass
Dear Member Thanks to the support of many members, the British Reining Spring Show was an excellent start to the 2008 competition season. Many thanks to all those who attended and helped at the show. Particularly the one-and-only Ring Steward, Janet Burwood, who, as well as collecting and entertaining the judge, worked non-stop throughout Saturday and Sunday managing to keep competitors under firm control, and everyone in the right place at the right time! Thanks also to our commentator Peter Bernand, who has been a member of British Reining for many years and made his debut as a commentator at this show. Thanks again to Jane Muir, who was Show Secretary. Jane is now recording all BR points and is also issuing Competition licences and FEI passports. She is a invaluable member of the B.R. Show Team! And last, but not least, our Sponsors. Without their generous sponsorships we could not hold BR shows. The Green-as-Grass and Rookie clinic was oversubscribed but David managed to accommodate everybody in the end. It is encouraging to have so many new riders joining BR and competing in the first show. Thanks everybody! Peter Lane Chairman
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The British Reining Championship Show 6th and 7th October 2007
David Deptford promised us that the weather would be good for the first weekend in October, as this is traditionally a good weekend in the Fens. He certainly was right and we had three good days of ideal riding weather. On the Friday before the show a Pre-show clinic was held, especially for rookie and green as grass level riders. The clinic was full, with twelve participants and it seemed that they all learned a lot and picked up some tips from David, judging by the show results over the weekend. On Saturday the day began with the sun rising promisingly over the windmills and the show commenced at 7.30am with paid-warm-ups. . These continued until 9am when classes began. As the commentator let us down at the last minute a variety of voices were heard over the mike as David, Peter Camilla and Kaaren all did a stint in the commentators box. David excelled in his role of commentator and enjoyed winding up his fellow open riders! All committee members were there in force to ensure the show ran smoothly. Carol Gatt worked gallantly as ring steward for both days and also presented the rosettes and prizes.. She was ably assisted by husband Mike, who did a sterling job on the gate. The emphasis on the Saturday was for green as grass riders and rookies, and during the day we held four classes with warm-ups before the classes for these competitors only. There were always experienced riders on hand to help and give advice where needed. Eleven classes in total were held on the Saturday and all were well supported and we did not finish until it was almost dark. As promised by David (!) Sunday again proved to be a perfect day for the Championship. The smooth running of the show was guaranteed by having the trusty Jane Muir as Show secretary, who as everyone knows has been known to get stressed by incompetence of fellow organisers. However this time she remained jovial and relaxed, enjoying the calm and convivial atmosphere at the show. (At times it MAY not have seemed to be quite as smooth running as it appeared…) This show was the first time the British Reining Trailer was used. The trailer had been completely renovated to an extremely high standard by David Brimson, who was a coach builder in a previous life. David was still working on it right up the show and the only last minute hitch was signwriting of the BR Logo but that will be finished on its next outing. The main use of the trailer this time was to display the new BR Merchandise which ranges from hats, polo shirts, hoodies etc. along side “unusual” items such as Reiner’s Knickers! All ideal Christmas presents. Watch the Website for details of ordering these items, as we will be operating a mail order service. And last but not least we have to thank the Judge, Ferry De Moore from Holland, and his right hand man, Mick Carder, who is a well known and popular face at the shows. Also, Adam Heaton for acting as Bit and Tail judge, another well known and trusty supporter of British Reining. Our only hitch… And finally British Reining Council wishes to thank David and Sarah Deptford for hosting the show and to all British Reining members who supported the show. This was probably the best turn out of all British Reining shows, and the friendly and competitive atmosphere made a great finish to the 2007 Reining season. BR Show Results Championship All files are pdf files (Adobe Acrobat Reader)
provided by Jane Muir and Denise Lane
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