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Sapey Horse Trials (2): what riders need to know *H&H VIP*


  • Get the lowdown on this fixture from Eventing magazine's horse trials guide — including what riders say about the event, plus vital statistics

    Date: Sunday 6 – Monday 7 September 2015

    Organisers: Alan and Audrey Thacker
    Contact: 01886 853231
    Location: Herefordshire

    Entries open: 3 August
    Ballot date: 17 August at 12 noon
    Entries close: 27 August

    Link to Sapey (2) entries: www.britisheventing.com/sapey-2

    How to get there

    Postcode HR7 4QA. Grid reference SO666618. The event is at Wolferlow.

    What the organisers say

    The dressage and showjumping are on flat grass with ample warm-up space.

    The cross-country fences are continually updated by the course-designer/builder Mark Watler. The course runs on undulating, permanent pasture, incorporating woodland areas.. Every effort will be made to ensure that the going is as good as possible, including use of the equi-vator if needed. The tracks flow, and boast an excellent variety of fences. All levels are designed to be confidence giving yet suitably testing.

    No major changes are planned for this season to the courses, but there is a date change from August to the first weekend in September, with lower levels (BE80(T), BE90 and BE100) on Sunday, 6 September and higher levels (novice and BE100) on Monday, 7 September.

    Our courses suit all levels. Sapey is well known as an ideal course for giving confidence and being educational.

    What the riders say

    For rider comments, see Horse Trials Guide Part One

    Percentage of cross-country clears 2014

    ON: 58%
    N:
    59%
    BE100 Open:
    86%
    BE100:
    74%
    BE90RF:
    90%
    BE90 Open
    : 67%
    BE90:
    70%
    BE80(T): 54%

    Download part two of the horse trials guide for just £1.49: Eventing horse trials guide part two