Rule 9.3.F Adult Amateur Jumper
Sections offered :
Low Adult Amateur Jumper
High Adult Amateur Jumper
Cross Entry: Rider: The Low Adult Amateur Jumper rider may cross enter into any class at the same competition for which they are eligible on different horse. A Low Adult Amateur Jumper rider may not cross enter in classes above 1.15m at the same competition. The High Adult Amateur Jumper rider may cross enter into any class at the same competition for which they are eligible on different horse. If a High Adult Amateur Jumper classic is offered in the Children’s or Adult Amateur Jumper and the rider has jumped above 1.20m at that show then they are not eligible for any Classic in the Children’s/ Adult Amateur Jumper sections. Horse/Pony n/a Horse and Rider Combination: The same Low Adult Amateur Jumper horse/rider combination may not cross enter into any class held above 1.15m at the same competition. Horse/Rider combination may enter only one classic, if both Low and High classics are offered. The same High Adult Amateur Jumper horse/rider combination may not cross enter into any class held above 1.20m at the same competition. Horse/Rider combination may enter only one classic, if both Low and High classics are offered.
Fence Height: Low Adult Amateur Jumper 1.00m to 1.05m High Adult Amateur Jumper 1.10m to 1.15m
Combining/Dividing Sections: Low Children’s and Low Adult Amateur Jumper sections must combine if there are fewer than three (3) in either section and may combine if there are fewer than six (6) in either section. If after combining the Low sections there are fewer than three (3) entries then competition management must further combine the Low sections with the High sections, allowing each section to compete at their respective height. High Children’s and High Adult Amateur Jumper sections must combine if there are fewer than three (3) in either section and may combine if there are fewer than six (6) in either section. If after combining the High sections there are fewer than three (3) entries then competition management must further combine the High sections with the Low sections, allowing each section to compete at their respective height. If sections are combined a horse can only compete at one height.