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Post by tinpandyl on Dec 1, 2013 23:12:02 GMT
Hiya HG,s....
Am looking to do some hoys class,s next season but am a compleate hoys Virgin...
What membership and who with will I need to do the hoys class,s?
Am looking at doing the ridden As...
Thanks in advance.x
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Post by shelliewilson on Dec 2, 2013 0:19:23 GMT
If its just hoys your chasing you can go with the showing register which is cheapest, but you can also use puk, bsps etc if they are preferred by yourself but more expensive! The rider, owner and pony all need to be registered x
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Post by tinpandyl on Dec 2, 2013 1:17:51 GMT
Thankyou...x
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Post by Philippa on Dec 2, 2013 7:50:09 GMT
Yes the show register is by far the cheapest option but if you want to do other qualifiers then study which society is best for you. You also need to get a HOYS number for pony & jockey from grandstand media. There is no cost to this and you only have to get it once.
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Post by roxy93 on Dec 2, 2013 10:10:15 GMT
Yes if you are showing a welsh then definitely the showing register is the cheapest cost me and my horse £25 last year.
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Post by volatis on Dec 2, 2013 13:07:23 GMT
For M&M classes, the ponies do not have to be registered with a showing society. They must be registered in their relevant native pony studbook.
It is the owner and rider that must be a member of either NPS, BSPS, PUK, TSR or the relevant breed society.
For plaited classes the pony must be registred with either NPS, PUK, BSPS or TSR and the most important thing is that a copy of the JMB certificate must be regsitered with that society. Some societies charge you for the pony to be registered with them, some do now, so worth checking that out too.
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Post by jimjim on Jan 6, 2014 22:45:40 GMT
I am wondering why all classes don't have the option of being registered with TSR. Please advise. Surely much more sense to have one society for all Hoys qualifiers. Or maybe they do and I have missed it. Thanks.
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Post by volatis on Jan 7, 2014 8:50:21 GMT
It is only te pony qualifiers that have been opened up to all the pony socities a few years ago. The horse classes are still run under the umbrella of the orginal horse socities, eg hacks under BSHA, hunters under SHB
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Post by shelliewilson on Jan 7, 2014 8:51:30 GMT
Does this mean tsr covers working hunter classes or not? X
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Post by volatis on Jan 7, 2014 12:42:59 GMT
TSR covers membership for pony workers for HOYS qualifiers. Horse workers currently are SHB only
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Post by shelliewilson on Jan 7, 2014 20:44:24 GMT
Thanks xx
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Post by jimjim on Jan 7, 2014 21:56:44 GMT
Thanks but I can't see why horses should be different to ponies.
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