Schedule for Working Equitation Training Competition
to be held at Wanley House, Wandleys Lane, Eastergate, Chichester PO20 3SE
Saturday 18th August 2018 starting at 9am
Competition will be in three phases consisting of Dressage, Obstacles and a Speed round
Competition is open to Individuals.
Planning your day
0900-Dressage competition starts
1230-Lunch
!300=Obstacle Course Walk followed by Obstacles competition
1530-Speed Round Starts
Times are likely to change dependent on entries
Classes will be run in W&T and Novice. Competitors will be scored individually in each class and rosettes will be presented from 1 to 8 in each class.

ENTER ONLINE AT  www.gdrc.co.uk or send entry form to address below

Working Equitation training competition.
Wanley House, Chichester.
Saturday 18th August 2018
Entry Form.

Class …........................................
(please indicate the level you wish to compete at W&T or Novice
Riders details:
Name: …....................................................................
Address: …...........................................................................................................
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….........................................................................................................................
Telephone number: …...................................Email……………………………………………………
Horses details:
Name: ….....................................................
Age: …...............
Breed: ….....................................................

Organisation – Goring & District Riding Club.
Entry fee £30
Entry forms should be completed and returned to davidcbeer@fastmail.fm or posted along with a cheque made payable to "Goring & District Riding Club“ 102, Guildford Road, Rustington BN16 3JB.
Please note: Entries will close on Saturday 11th August 2018
Times will be emailed to all competitors on Monday 13th August 2018.

Working Equitation Training Clinic at Wanley House on November 4th. One hour sessions from 0900 to 1300. Ĺater if required but not considered until morning sessions are full. Instructors are Tracey Simon and Cayley Parsons. Max 2 horses per hour. £25 per horse. Single lessons are £50 for the hour.
Please let me know what times you would like and payment will be by invoice
Cancellations 72 hours notice 50% returned. Less than 24 hours no returns unless a substitute can be found .
4th November 
0900 Rachel Holmes

Wendy Lucman-Pauc
1000 Georgina Davidge 
Kath Havering
1100 Jeanne Baxter Charlotte Baxter
1200 Lucy Lempriere 
Terri Yates

1300 lunch

1330 Chris Banks

Lesley Reed

1430 Gemma Knight

Joanna Morrison

1530 FINISH

The girls are on their way!
Tamsin Devonport with Cereja and Cayley Parsons with Peter Pan are on their way to their first friendly International in Tarbes, France. 
Accompanied by their team trainer and Chef d'equipe Paulo Santos and cheered on by their wonderfully supportive mums, we wish the girl the best of luck and we will keep you all updated with how they are getting on!

Working Equitation was started in the UK in 2000, driven by a group of enthusiasts who saw the unique potential of the discipline, and who today remain responsible for the development of the sport in the UK.
 
The governing body in Great Britain is Working Equitation UK, Working Equitation UK sets the rules for national competitions, arranges the annual calendar of events and has been a member of the World Association of Working Equitation (WAWE) since its inception.

Promotion of working equitation is ongoing in the UK - this includes demonstrations by British riders at high profile shows eg;. Royal Windsor Horse Show, Suffolk Show. Training clinics by British and visiting Portuguese riders also greatly assist in the development of the discipline.

Working Equitation UK first sent a British team to compete at the 1st World Working Equitation Championships in Beja, Portugal in 2002. Since then British riders have competed at 6 European Championships and 3 World Championships. In August 2007, Working Equitation UK organised the European Working Equitation Championships at Hartpury College, Gloucestershire.

The Association for British Working Equitation took on the role of governing body for the sport in October 2013 and is the only official governing body for the sport in Great Britain.

The Association is responsible for the development and growth of the sport with in Great Britain, it is also responsible for writing National rules, organising National competitions, supporting the organisation of Regional competitions, judge training and development and team selection.

In 2014 Great Britain was represented by two individual riders at the World Championships in Austria.

In 2015 the association selected it's first development squad riders to train regularly and prepare for future team selection and has so far organised two National judge training courses resulting in 5 National judge candidates currently judging at regional level.