Autum ARCA Challenge
Sunday 5th May 2024

Riders compete in 3 different types of showjumping rounds, all at the same height and on the same horse.  One entry per rider.

Placings awarded for each round, with an overall height winner also awarded.

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Entries via: Global Entries

Enquiries:  Meredith.Kessell@outlook.com
Entries Close: Sun 21st April, or when classes are full.

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Entry is available to all current, financial members of ARCA-affiliated clubs.

Camping is available Saturday night. Camping is free, campers will be emailed more info closer to the event.

Showers, toilets and kitchen available for campers’ use.

Riders who are camping may set up float yards, but please use the area near the 4-sided yards and the area around the corner at the back of the parking area (refer to entry pack maps).

Do not leave horses in the 3-sided yards overnight.

There are a small number of 4-sided yards with a gate at the grounds, and a large number of 3-sided day yards.

Yards cannot be booked and are first-come best dressed. If using a 3-sided yard, please bring a long lead-rope or lunge line to secure the fourth side of the yard while your horse is in it.

4-sided yards will be used by campers; riders arriving on Sunday, please assume you will not be able to use a 4-sided yard.

Float yards permitted, see entry pack for more information.

Ring 1 (Grass Oval, open)

Class 1: 95 cms – 245.3 (AM7), Equitation, Top Score

Class 2: 80 cms – 245.3 (AM7), Equitation, Top Score

Ring 2 (Main SJ Arena, encl sand)

Class 3: 65cms – Optimum time, Equitation, Top Score

Class 4: 45cms – Optimum time, Equitation, Top Score

Ring 3 (Adult Riders Arena, encl sand)

Class 5: Poles to 30cms – Optimum time, Equitation, Top Score

Class 6: Poles – Optimum time, Equitation, Top Score

Rider

• Riders are to wear club uniform.

• Helmets must be tagged.

Horse

• A bridle number is required.

• Bridle numbers are not provided, riders must bring their own.

• Bridle numbers are worn on the horse's left side (except if using saddle cloth number, breastplate number or rider chest number (XC style).

​Each club with riders entered will be given helper duties; it is up to the Club to delegate the duty to individuals for the club, this may require some non-riding members to undertake duties during the day while others are riding.