Hey Everyone, would really apreciate it if someone would be able to answer these questions for me, i have written my dilema and i would really like to find out ASAP what i can do about it.
So, I’m nearly 16, (in December) and am planning to register me and my pony BSJA.
My pony is 147.2cm (just over 14.2) she has previously competed to British Novice Level previously before i brought her.
She has £138 notional & £46 actual winnings.
My dilema is that i am going to be 16 soon and as my pony is 147.2cm does that mean she is classed as a ‘junior’? Because that would mean i couldn’t compete on her in affliated classes because i’d be a ‘senior’?
Honest and genuine answers only please. Much apreciated! Thanks in advance and i hope someone can help me get my head around this, (also any additional information regarding BSJA or affiliated show-jumping would be fab as i am really quite new to this)
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Going Affiliated Show-jumping! Help Please?
Posted on September 15, 2010.
Pony is in junior classes and you will not be able to compete on her in juniors from January 2011.
It hardly seems worth you becoming a member for three months, it also means that you have change of ownership and one of your parents also has to join (non jumping member) as a junior cannot register a pony or horse.
If you want you can take your pony and compete against the horses but if you sell her she has to be officially measured to go back into ponies.