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Post by puzzle on Sept 18, 2009 11:48:49 GMT
As title says really - are you allowed or is there anywhere to lunge at HOYS? Does it take place when the Exercise time is?
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Post by leo on Sept 18, 2009 12:45:06 GMT
there is an outdoor arena in the stabling area which can be used for lunging and i think from memory is floodlit all night, although you'd be best to do it at the same time as the exercise times, as at all other times there is no where else to warm up so riders will be wanting to use it.
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Post by thimble on Sept 18, 2009 16:57:48 GMT
They usually allocate times for ponies to work in seperately from the horses / Show jumpers. BUT normally they only allow 2 ponies at a time to lunge, so you might have to wait your turn. It is worth turning up early for your allocated exercise time and getting first in the queue !!
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Post by legalchick on Sept 19, 2009 16:09:19 GMT
The outside arena isnt floodlit all night. They close it at tea time and lock the gates around it.
Some of the stewards there allow lunging, others send you out.
You cant lunge in the indoor arenas. xx
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Post by brookhouse on Sept 20, 2009 21:02:33 GMT
we long reined our pony last year around the car park as its really busy and you only get a slot in for warm up as, there is no room, there is an outdoor school by the outdoor stables and no lunging in there, And I am sure your only aloud in there in your slot in time,
I will be shocked if you get to lung in there as its so busy, last year up to 20 ponies in there and some big hunters about , that was on wednesday, there is no grasss any where either just hard core
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Post by Hayche. on Sept 22, 2009 19:17:39 GMT
im sure that there is a particular time in the outside arena were ponies and horses lung seperate but there is always a que to get in, also to make sure this is correct nd see the times if when you get your wrist bands in the tent there should be a board with all the info on about lunging ect.  |
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