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Before she came became one of the county’s leading showing producers, Jo Bates found favour and results between the white boards.
“I started my riding career on a little dun lead rein pony,” says Jo, when she chatted to
“We had great fun with her. Dad used to lead me; he would be all dressed in his tweed and trilby hat. He would make me do round the world at the end of every show, not just one way but both, so I had that down to a tee.”
After competing on show ponies during her childhood, Jo then forayed into the dressage arena for sometime. She became one of the top young riders in the country and was crowned junior dressage champion in 1978, aboard Scotch Royale.
In our 44th weekly episode of the first series of The Horse & Hound Podcast, currently supported by NAF, leading show producer Jo Bates talks to H&H showing editor Alex Robinson about why winning at Horse of the Year Show is still the ultimate thrill. Moving on to the week’s top news stories, our news editor Eleanor Jones, senior news writer Lucy Elder and news writer Becky Murray join Pippa to discuss equine obesity, the latest in EHV-1 and the thorny issue of when is indoors actually outdoors. We also welcome back equine vet Ricky Farr who talks about emergency equine rescues, how you can prepare for the best outcome in advance and what is likely to happen in these situations. We hope you will find it useful.
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Riding horse class divisions
According to the British Show Horse Association (BSHA) the riding horse should have quality, substance, good bone, correct conformation, presence and true action.
Riding horses can be:
Small riding horse mare or gelding, four years old or over, exceeding 148cm and not exceeding 158cm.
Large riding horse mare or gelding, four years old or over, exceeding 158cm
The BSHA recommends that shows hold classes for both height sections if possible. If there is only one class held it must cover the full range of heights and the wording should be as follows:
Open riding horses mare or gelding, four years old or over, exceeding 148cm
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