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British reining aims to promote the sport and increase participation.
Toprovide competing opportunities for member in BR and NRHA shows and classes.
To improve performance of both riders and horses through training and coaching programs.
To recognise the success of members and their horses.
To select and manage British teams in International competition.
To promote the highest standards of care and welfare for all Reining horses.

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Membership costs-
BDS has an annual charge of £50 a year for an adult member. This offers them the membership alongside their newsletter 3 times a year, free liability insurance, discounts on equine passports as well as opportunities to attend BDS ran events.
Rules that they enforce-
All harnesses should be in a sound condition and adjusted to fit the horse or pony
No horse or pony may be driven without a bit
Vehicles should be in a suitable condition and suited to cover the terrain

What do they do?-
They aim to support and encourage people interested in carriage driving. They organise different events such as, meet and greets with competitive carriage drivers, coffee mornings, sponsored drives as well as shows and events. These are held all over Britain.

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What do they do?

British dressage is the governing body for the Olympic sport of dressage. Their role in the industry is to support and prepare young riders and encourage them to take part in the sport and reach their full potential.

Membership cost?

Full membership (opting for Direct Debit) - £87
Direct Debit renewal price - £82
Full membership (monthly Direct Debit) - £102 - £8.50 per month

Premier Club (opting for direct debit) - £50
Direct Debit renewal price - £50

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British reining is the western form of dressage, which both displines require horse and rider to perform while showing the unity of them both.

What does it stand for : British reining is the govering body of the reining displine and they are the ones that control how the displine is run.

The rules/aims of the British reining is :
1) equality - all competitors are equal and all are on the same level when it comes to competing.
2 ) fair play - all riders are scored and marked fairly so that everyone has a chance at getting places as well as no tamerpering or bias marking happens.
3) complicity with the animal - horse and rider must have a good relationship and correct training within the discipline .
4)respect for the horse ) one of their top priorities is the horses welfare and all training and care must be suitable for the sport they will partake in .

Membership costs :
Green as grass level 2 -£60
Rookie -£60
Non-pro -£60
Open division -£60
Owner -£60
Youth -£60
Supporter -£20

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what does it stand for?
it stand for the prioritizing the health and welfare of all racehorses.
what does it do?
-keeps racing fair and clean
- delivering competitive and compelling racing
-securing long-term, sustainable funding for the sport
-working with others to grow the sport
-leading on equine health and welfare
- looking after the people in the racing industry

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Pony Club has been around for around 85 years. Pony Club has been a great starting point for a large majority of equine careers.
-The Pony Clubs aim is to educate the youth to care and ride horses affectively and appropriately.
-Another aim to provide teaching for the care and management of horses. -Another aim promote the highest ideals of sportsmanship, citizenship and loyalty to create strength of character and self discipline, within the young equines.
The Pony Club has around 50,000 members in the U.K.
The membership is around £29 per year. The shows varies on prizes and lessons due to the teachers and the event its self.

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Coloured Horse And Pony Society
membership costs-  adult: 36$ + 8$ new members
membership prices vary on age and if you want to show or not. Auxilary membership to compete in HOYS: 20$

To Compete- The definition of a “coloured” horse or pony is one whose coat colour is either (piebald) or white and any other colour (skewbald), e.g. bay, roan, chestnut; with a patch of naturally occurring white coat. This white patch must be on the body above the level of the stifle or elbow, excluding any face markings. Any white marking below this does not qualify. Manes and tails may also be white or have white in them. Appaloosa animals with belly markings do not qualify.

Rule- horses must be graded to compete.

CHAPS helps grade coloured horses based on;

Their own exceptional performance

Progeny performance or

Attaining a First Premium in Youngstock Evaluations – at least one of these must include a BREEDING evaluation as a 3 yr old

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British Eventing & the BHS; Zoe, Kat & Jane 

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British Eventing & the BHS; Zoe, Kat & Jane 

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British eventing is the national governing body of the eventing sport in great Britain. it is a sport that engages all ages and has equal opportunities to compete. their mission is to provide the ultimate equestrian challenge.
BE is governed by the FEI. their aim is to deliver the sport on a national basis and to the highest standard. they train hundred's of volunteer's, officials, riders and technical support teamsjj .

the BHS provides a strong voice for horses and people and which spreads awareness through support, training and education. they promote and advance the education, training and safety of the public in all matters relating to the horse and promote the use, breeding, well-being, safety, environment, health and management of the horse for the public benefit.

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British Endurance Tamara, Yates, Gutteridge

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British Endurance Tamara, Yates, Gutteridge

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What does it stand for:

A sport that is controlled over a long distance.

A rule that is used:

Do not pass through all check-points in the correct order can be penalised by the judges.

Spurs not Permitted

Membership costs:

If you are a member and you introduce someone to it then you can get a £15 voucher credited to your account.

Member pleasure ride 16km £15

Member pleasure ride 40km £20

Graded ride 30-80+km £33-£48

Competitive 80km-140+km £67-£87

Multiday classes 16km-140+km- £56-£97

after closing date these go up by £10

non members cost an extra £7 on top of membership prices

What does it do:

British Endurance organises different trails for contestants to take whether it be competitive or for leisure.

they have a committee to look after everyone that takes part and to be there on the day of event as well as holding young riders camps and safeguarding.

Skills needed in this discipline:

patience

stamina

high fitness

Health & Safety requirements:

check your horse is suitable for you and the ride suits both of you

any medical problems for either rider or horse must be reported and form must be filled out

check equipment is in good working order

your horse must be correctly shod

know the route your taking and carry a map and torch

for more information:
https://endurancegb.co.uk/main

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Group2 Jess, Sophie, Mollie Katya

Group 3 Ambalika Tamara Charlotte G Frances

Group 4 Charlotte yates, Amber, Jane, Abi

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British show jumping- Ambalika, Jess & Amber

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British show jumping- Ambalika, Jess & Amber

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British show jumping is an Olympic sport. They won the Olympic team gold at London 2012 and individual gold at Rio 2016 with Nick Skelton and Big Star.
They manage more than 4,000 shows a year.
Purpose
There purpose is to improve and maintain standards while encouraging member at all levels to enjoy fair competition over course. They provide a safe structure and progressive environment for people to enjoy the sport.
Membership fees
They offer variety of memberships and the price ranges from £15 to £2,081.