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TREO EILE SHOWING PATHWAY SERIES – information and criteria.

The aim of the Treo Eile Showing Pathway Series is to identify racehorses which are judged to have transitioned to be suitable riding horses.  The horses entered in the classes should demonstrate good movement, rideability and correct conformation. To be judged as a hunter class.

  • Horses competing in the Treo Eile Showing Pathway series, must be registered with Treo Eile (FREE on www.treoeile.com/register).  The number of horses registered supports Treo Eile’s fundraising efforts and allows for more sponsorship towards ex-racehorse competitions.
  • All entries must have a Weatherbys or equivalent racing authority passport.  The passport must be available for checking at the show.
  • Horses must be entered using the name as per the Weatherbys or equivalent racing authority passport.
  • The first and second prize winners in the Novice and the Open class at each qualifier, will qualify for the final.  In the case where the first and/or second placed horse has already qualified, the next placed horse may qualify for the final at the judges discretion.
  • Combinations may only compete in one section (either Novice or Open) at the final of the Treo Eile Showing Pathway series. A Novice combination that has qualified for the final, and also wins an Open qualifier throughout the series, must compete in the Open section of the Treo Eile Pathway series final. 

 

NOVICE RACEHORSE TO RIDING HORSE CLASS

For horses 4 years older, mares and gelding, any height.  Riders minimum age 16yo. 

A novice is a horse who is in its first season of showing or a horse who has not won a Racehorse to Riding Horse class prior to this season’s competition. 

Horses to be ridden in a snaffle bridle only, with a plain cavesson noseband.

Novice horses will not be required to gallop.  The judge will not ride Novice horses, but will request a short individual show, as defined by the judge.

Qualifier Prize Fund:

1st – 100, 2nd – 75, 3rd – 50, 4th – 25, 5th – 25, 6th – 25.

Final Prize Fund:

1st – 500, 2nd – 250, 3rd – 150, 4th – 100, 5th – 75, 6th – 50.

 

OPEN RACEHORSE TO RIDING HORSE CLASS

For horses 4 years older, mares and gelding, any height.  Riders minimum age 16yo.

Horses who have won a Racehorse to Riding Horse class in previous seasons must compete in the Open class. 

Horses to be ridden in a snaffle, pelham or simple double bridle with a plain cavesson noseband.  Riders will be asked to extend the canter with the class.  Horses to be ridden by the judge.

Qualifier Prize Fund:

1st – 100, 2nd – 75, 3rd – 50, 4th – 25, 5th – 25, 6th – 25.

Final Prize Fund:

1st – 500, 2nd – 250, 3rd – 150, 4th – 100, 5th – 75, 6th – 50.

 

 

May 20 Sceilig Showing Festival – Cork
May 27 Glandoran Island Summer Show – Wexford
Jun 17 Mullingar Show – Westmeath
Jul 2 Clonmel Show – Tipperary
Jul 8 Ardrahan Show – Galway
Jul 18-19 Tattersalls – Meath
Jul 22 Randox Antrim Agri Show – Antrim
Aug 26 Iverk Show – Kilkenny/Waterford
Sep 3 Royal Meath Show – FINAL

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