Barrier Spring Festival 2022/2023 - Scotland & Northern Ireland
Arena Eventing, Dressage and Show Jumping competitions are running across Scotland & Northern Ireland, with the finals being held 1st - 3rd April 2023.
The Barrier Spring Festival is a competition series for Dressage, Show Jumping and Arena Eventing. Riders will compete to qualify for the Finals. The qualifying route for each sport is as follows:
Dressage – Preliminary Rounds for Novice and Intermediate Dressage will be held until March 2023 to enable Members to qualify for the Final in April 2023. Members competing at Open level can enter direct to the Final.
Arena Eventing – Preliminary Rounds for PC70, PC80, PC90 and PC100 will be held until March 2023 to enable Members to qualify for the Final in April 2023.
Show Jumping – Preliminary Rounds for Debut and PC Challenge will be held until March 2023 to enable Members to qualify for the Final in April 2023. Members competing at Open level can enter direct to the Final.
NEW! Team Competition
Should a Branch/Centre have three or four members qualify at any Preliminary Competition,
at any level, these members can combine to compete as a mixed level team at the Spring
Festival Final. The team members can compete at different levels with a maximum of two
members at the same level. A team must comprise of at least three members (i.e., one
member may ride two horses) and the top three scores to count at the Final. Teams must be
declared prior to entries closing for the Spring Festival Final in April.
Barrier Spring Festival Final 2023 - Scotland & Northern Ireland
Venue: Morris Equestrian
Date: 1st – 3rd April 2023
What’s On: Finals for the Dressage, Arena Eventing and Show Jumping Barrier Spring Festival and more to be announced!
Schedule - see below
Competition Clothing - Beewear are supplying Spring Festival competition clothing which are now LIVE on their website to pre-order. To pre-order and see the other garments and colours, follow this link: https://crowd.in/oYSNXt
Competition Organiser Information
For competition organisers in Scotland and Northern Ireland:
Barrier Animal Health
Barrier Animal Health, founded in 1988, will share with Members how products based on natural ingredients offer safe and effective solutions to support the healthcare needs of their horses and ponies. This partnership progresses The Pony Club’s charitable purpose to promote and advance the education and understanding of the public, and particularly children and young people, in all matters relating to horsemanship and the horse.
