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 21st and 22nd September 2024

EVENTING NORTH YORKSHIRE

SPECTATORS

WELCOME

Entry Price
Saturday: £15 per car
Sunday: £20 per car


Free entry for all members with current BE membership card. British Eventing members MUST show their pass

Opening Times

Saturday & Sunday
Gates open 8:30am - 6:30pm

Postcode HG5 0SE

There is plenty of car parking available. Please park where our Car Parking Team direct you to.

NO DRIVING OF UNAUTHORISED VEHICLES  ALLOWED OUTSIDE DESIGNATED CAR PARKS.

CATERING

There are a range of catering facilities around the main area of trade stands selling quality hot food, sandwiches, ice creams, coffee and cakes as well as a fully stocked bar.

 

Feast & Flair has the bar in the Score Marquee, where you can also sit down to a comfortable drink or bite to eat and keep an eye on the Scorescreens.

 

Spectator's are welcome to bring your own rugs, food, chairs etc.There is a great view of the competitors as they jump the fences around the parkland.

SAFETY

We adhere strictly to British Eventing safety rules, insurance and guidance. Inevitably any situation where horses (whether competing or otherwise) vehicles and pedestrians mix there is potential danger. We rope certain areas of the courses, and ask that public use the designated crossing points. Otherwise our volunteers will warn of horses approaching using a whistle. Please respect all safety advice, and use viewing points where they are available.

FAMILIES

Allerton Park is a fabulous venue for a good country walk. We have designated safe tracks in some areas, and an area for picnics by the lower lake. Parents are asked to ensure children are under sensible supervision at all times. 

Please make sure you read the Safety Information

 

We hope you will enjoy the great outdoors.

See if you can find our ‘green man of the woods’

DOGS

We welcome dogs and it's a nice opportunity to have a day out with them, but the must be on leads all the time.

 

Sorry to be so draconian but dogs can be a danger to the competitors’ horses, and Allerton is a shooting estate and there will be young birds about.

This applies on all days and includes competitors walking the XC course.

DISABLED ACCESS
ATV and Insurance

There will be an allocated disabled car park close to the hub of the event.

A designated toilet for disabled visitors will be available near the Show Jumping Arena, and its position is marked on the site map.

There are viewing areas and car parking at Dressage, and a viewing area at Show jumping with access for mobility vehicles. Access to a good viewing point for Cross Country can be arranged with prior notice.

 

Please contact us to make arrangements, or failing this go to the Secretary’s Tent at the event on arrival.

EVENT SITE MAP

SITE MAP

CATERING

Plenty of choice from coffee ,burgers and ice creams to sandwiches and cream teas.

Feast & Flair has the bar in the Score Marquee, where you can also sit down to a comfortable drink or bite to eat and keep an eye on the Scorescreens.

TRADESTANDS

Take a look at the Tradestands around and about the Show Jumping arena.

 

 

Martha and Bae

 

 

Scotts Arms Stoves

 

 

Tiggas saddlery 

 

 

BETTALIFE ®

 

 

La Fille rouge

 

 

Ruth Buchanan Art

 

 

Ruffnek

 

 

Badger Interiors

 

 

Yorkshire Air Ambulance

 

 

Aiskew Equine

 

 

Horse shoe & Country

 

 

JW Tack

 

Make My Event Sparkle

Pick Mix Gift

https://pickmixgift.co.uk

 

RSO Leather

https://www.rsoleather.com

 

Sarah Rymer saddles

https://www.sarahrymersaddlefitter.com

 

Two Lasses Spirits

https://twolassesspirits.co.uk

 

Fine Bronze Harrogate

https://www.christopher-poole.co.uk

 

 

Action Replay

https://www.actionreplayphotography.co.uk

 

An Eventful Life

https://www.an-eventful-life.com.au

 

EVENTING

 

Eventing is an all-round test of horsemanship. It is one of the few sports that genuinely allow people to compete equally, whatever their experience. Men and women, amateurs and champions, young and experienced horses all compete fairly against each other, making it truly exciting for riders and spectators.

It is comprised of three phases, like a triathelon. The first of these is Dressagewhich is performed in an arena and is comprised of a sequence of compulsory movements judged with reference to balance, rythm, supplenessand most importantly, obedience of the horse and its harmony with the rider. The Show Jumping phase tests th athleticism, control and accuracy of the horse ridden over a series of fences, some in combination. The aim being not to knock poles down, or for the horse to refuse to jump a fence, and the course needs to be completed within a limited time. These two phases prepare the horse and rider for the challenging Cross-country phase where a series of obstacles are jumped on a long track through the countryside. Penaltes are given for falls and refusals, and time penalties are given if your time is significantly different from the optimum time.

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