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INTERPROVINCIAL ALL-IRELAND FINALS

 

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A series of regional qualifiers covering a range of classes from 128 / 50cm to 148 / 1.20m and COH/Junior 1.10 m will be hosted at selected venues in each region. 

Each region will stage it's own final.

The top 10 placings from each class in the regional finals will qualify for the   "INTER PROVINCIAL NATIONAL SERIES FINAL." Hollypark 17/09/2023

 

The top 10 combinations that qualify in each class at their Regional qualifier, will go forward to the Interprovincial Finals as a Regional Team of 10, at the Interprovincial Finals members will compete on an individual basis.

After completion of each class, the top 10 placed riders will be awarded team points, ie. 1st =10 pts, 2nd =9 pts, 3rd =8 pts,...10th =1 pt, etc. which shall be credited to each athlete's Region. The Region accumulating the most points shall be deemed the winning Region for that particular class, with each of the 10 Regional team members receiving a winner's medal.

Where there are two regions on equal points, the Region with the highest placed athlete shall be deemed the winner.

Maximum of 2 animals per class/per rider at the Interprovincial Finals.

 


After completion of the Interprovincial Finals, all team points will be totaled and the overall winning Region will receive an award, which will be presented at the National Pony Awards Ball to the Regional Pony Representative on behalf of the winning Region.

 

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Dates & Venues are subject to change 

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION For Ulster Region 

Qualifiers for the All-Ireland Interprovincial Finals 2024 will run as part of the TRI Equestrian UR Summer Pony Tour.

 

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  • Qualification for Ulster Region Athletes will be gained through the TRI Equestrian UR Summer Tour.
  • The top 10 pony/rider combinations (must compete at the TRI final in the relevant class) will qualify from the TRI Equestrian UR Summer Tour league placings for the All-Ireland Interprovincial Ulster Region Teams.
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  • Maximum 2 animals per class/per rider at the Interprovincial Final.
  • The pony/rider combination rule applies to all classes for All Ireland Interprovincial Finals.
  • Only Ulster region riders can qualify for the All-Ireland Interprovincial Finals through the TRI Equestrian UR Summer Tour.
  • As per TRI Equestrian UR Summer Tour rules where there is equality of points the highest placed combination in the final will take the higher overall placing.
  • Where a qualified combination does NOT intend to compete at the Interprovincial Final, they must inform the Ulster Region Pony Committee so that a reserve can be informed to attend the final in their place.

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION For Munster Region 

  • 3 appearance at any Munster interprovincial qualifier to be eligible to jump in the Munster finals at Tipperary Equestrian Center on September 3rd
  • The winner of each class at the Munster finals will automatically qualify for the National Interprovincial finals in Hollypark Stables September 17th
  • The riders and ponys with the highest points accumulated throughout the Munster interprovincial qualifiers will qualify for the next 9 places on the Munster team after the winner but must jump in the Munster finals in the event of equal points the highest placed combination at the finals will go through to represent Munster
  • In the event of the quota of 10 riders per class not being filled for the national finals wild cards will be given for the national finals with preference given to competors who jumped in the Munster finals
  • Leaderborad will be calculated by SJI Points 


A rider may compete 3 ponies at the Munster finals but May only take 1 position on the team for the national finals if the ten combinations are not filled then they may ride their 2nd pony at the national finals

 

 

 

All of the above leagues are subject to change. Classes can be incorporated into existing classes but must be of the height stated. Shows and 

For more information contact your regional rep or the SJI office on 045 852230.

 

 

Interprovinical classes 

 

128/50 Newcomers ( optimum time)

128/60 Newcomers (optimum time)

128/70

128/80

128/under 10 85

128/90

128/1m

 

138/80

138/90

138/1m

138/1.10m

 

148/90

148/1m

148/1.10m

148/1.10m 6/7 year olds 

148/1.20m

 

COH/Junior 1.10m