Organisers:	Indoor Horse Driving Trials UK
Chairman: General Secretary:	Mr Richard Carey Miss Rita Bundock
President of the Jury:	Mrs Liza Wood
Technical Delegate:	Ms Jean Lane
Course Designers:	Mr David Watts (Marathon) Mr Anthony Petitpierre (Cones)
Safety Officer:	Mr  Ian Taylor
Scorer:	Mr Tom Petitpierre
Official Photographers:	Northernplan.com
Judges:	Mrs Fiona Bonney Mrs Mary Ford Mrs Edwina Hart		Mrs Sheila Petitpierre Mrs Louise Ruffe Mrs Pauline Scott
Classes:	Horse Four-in-Hands Horse Tandems Horse Pairs Advanced Horse Pairs Open Horse Singles Advanced Horse Singles Open Horse Singles Intermediate	Pony Four-in-Hands Pony Tandems Pony Pairs Advanced Pony Pairs Open Pony Singles Advanced Pony Singles Open Pony Singles Intermediate
	Tandem classes may be amalgamated if insufficient entries but competitors will be notified first

Qualifiers:                             

National Driving Championships including the Dodson & Horrell  Advanced and Open Single Horse National Championships

The Worshipful Company of Saddlers will be presenting a £60 voucher to each Intermediate Qualifier.

                       

Provisional Programme:

Wednesday 9 June	Stable Area Open
Thursday    10 June	1600 Detailed times on Stable Notice board. Competitors’ envelopes available for collection
Friday         11 June	Driven Dressage for all classes
Saturday    12 June	Marathon for all classes
Sunday       13 June	Cones for all classes

Competition Details

A (i)   Presentation:                          On the move during Dressage Test for all classes

A (ii)  Driven Dressage:        All tests in a 100m x 40m arena

B  Marathon:                         3 Sections with 7 obstacles

C  Obstacle Cones Driving:                             Obstacle Fault Competition: 

Course may include a Bridge

THIS WILL BE THE LAST NATIONAL HORSE DRIVING TRIALS

 TO BE HELD AT THIS VENUE.

CLOSING  DATE  FOR  ENTRIES : 

Thursday 20th May 2010

Entry Fee:	Intermediates	£150.00
	Open/Advanced Singles	£160.00
	Pairs/Tandems	£165.00
	Four-in-Hands	£170.00

There will be a £50 surcharge on all entries received after 25 May 2010

Cheques to be made payable to Brighton Horse Driving Trials

Please enclose SAE for acknowledgement of entry if required. No phone/email entries accepted.  

         

Start Fee:	To be paid on collection of paperwork. As per BHDTA Yearbook. Cheques to be made payable to Brighton Horse Driving Trials.
Entries to be sent to:	Miss R D Bundock   15 Hollow Lane, Canterbury, Kent. CT1 3SB
Withdrawals:	Before 1200 noon on Monday 7 June 2010 to 01227 768769.
Stabling Details:	Due to Safety Regulations competitors will not be allowed to erect electric or other fencing for grazing/stabling of animals, nor will tents be allowed in the Stable Area; a separate site will be designated. See Stable Manager on arrival.
Motorised Vehicles:	Except for all disabled drivers, NO ATVs or MOTORCYCLES will be                                           allowed in the park.  All obstacles will be in close proximity of the Stable                                              Field.  HARD HATS MUST be worn by those on motorcycles/ATVs.
Catering:	Catering facilities will be available from Thursday evening until Sunday evening.
General Information:	The Marathon course runs through wooded and grassland areas of the Sussex Downs.  There are no water crossings.  The seven artificial obstacles are constructed on valley slopes and  fairly flat ground all within easy walking distance of the main complex and stable area.  Exercising is within the confines of the Park.
Location:	Stanmer Park is on the A27 Lewes road approximately 2 miles northeast of Brighton, next door to Sussex University.  Post code BN1 9SE.  When approaching from the M25/London travelling towards Lewes, Eastbourne and Hastings, the signs for the Universities should be followed.  From Eastbourne/Lewes direction follow along the A27, the exit is at Southern Water just after the overpass at Sussex University. There will be major road works on A27 near the entrance to the park.  If necessary please follow diversion routes.
Alternative Interests:	Stylish, cosmopolitan and eccentric, Brighton has had a reputation for glamour since the eighteenth century when the Prince Regent (later George IV) first visited and decided to stay.  Take a walk along the beachfront where bars, cafés, restaurants, and the Artist’s Quarter provide the perfect place to browse and relax.  Take in the Regency architecture that is on a par with the best in the country; visit the exotic Pavilion; enjoy the famous nightlife and the enormous range of visual and performing arts including Brighton International Arts Festival, the largest in England.  Discover the historic heart of the city in the world famous Lanes and shop until you drop in the bohemian North Lane .