Times for BYEH classes and Horse Trials available on www.bdwp.co.uk/car
Times for the BYEH are also available here (pdf)
Arenas and courses will be watered or aerovated where necessary.
The course walk on Friday 30th will be at 2.15pm.
On line booking is essential. Meet at the secretaries.
BE80 course walk as 10.15am on Sunday 1st August. Meet at the secretaries.
Another 100,000 litres of water is applied to the Show Jump Arena
|
|
Carlton Cross Country is home to BE Carlton Horse Trials. Currently running at
BE80(T), BE90, BE100 and **New** for 2010 at BE Novice, the courses are designed
by Burghley course builder Philip Herbert and built wherever possible with
permanent fences that take full advantage of the natural features.
Also new
for 2010 is the addition of a Burghley Dubarry Young Event Horse Qualifier
for four and five year olds on Friday 30th July. The judges will include,
Christie Wright, Rosemary Morris and Nick Turner.
The schedule and entry form are available below:
Download BYEH Schedule
Download BYEH Entry Form
The courses have a variety of fences including water, ditches, steps and banks as well as feature
fences such as the stunning woven willow basket where the handle forms a magnificent arch for the
competitors to jump through and an all oak bench carved from local wood. The courses are
inviting and fair with alternatives at the more challenging fences.
From a vantage point at the top of the Meadow Hill, a competitors' progress can be followed over
nearly all of the courses which are perfect for first timers and seasoned partnerships alike.
Excellent ground conditions will be assured through the use of the BE aggravator if necessary.
The show jumping course is designed by Mr David Conway and is located close to the lorry park.
The dressage arenas are also close to the lorry park but quiet and secluded.
A course walk is available with Nick Turner the evening before the event and training
clinics laid on for Eventers in the weeks beforehand.
|
|
|
With the loss of Knaptoft as a venue for Novice level competition, I was determined to
find a replacement. Carlton was a natural successor, with a great
Organising team and cross country course to provide the necessary challenge.
I am really looking forward to this new addition
for the 2010 season and am sure the members will enjoy this friendly event
Chris Farr, British Eventing Regional Director (Central South)
|
|
