CHPC Rally Contacts - General Rallies and Novice/Newcomers Rallies contact Amy Doyle 087 9403612 & Una Wall 086 3493412
Upcoming Rallies:
General Rallies - For all CHPC members.
Novice & Newcomers Rallies - These rallies are to cater for new and existing members whatever age, to allow them and their ponies to familiarize themselves with pony club activities.
Please see Calendar for upcoming rallies CALENDAR
Entries on www.itsplainsailing.com/club/chpc
Enquiries: Amy Doyle 087 9403612 or Una Wall 086 3493412
Novice & Newcomers Rallies - These rallies are to cater for new and existing members whatever age, to allow them and their ponies to familiarize themselves with pony club activities.
Please see Calendar for upcoming rallies CALENDAR
Entries on www.itsplainsailing.com/club/chpc
Enquiries: Amy Doyle 087 9403612 or Una Wall 086 3493412
Scroll down the page to find directions to all locations.
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A novice & newcomers rally at Sandbrook House.
Payment for Rally
All those wishing to attend should enter via the on line entry system before closing date of the event after which point the on line entry forms will be closed. If you have any queries please contact Sandra Corrigan 087 9948676 or Amy Doyle 087 9403612. If weather is bad on the morning of the rally please contact either before travelling.
Failure to cancel your place within 5 days of the rally date will result in the pony club member incurring the rally costs associated with the booking of their place, namely €20 for the 1st child, €18 for the 2nd child, €12 for the 3rd child and €7 for the 4th and subsequent children.
Failure to cancel your place within 5 days of the rally date will result in the pony club member incurring the rally costs associated with the booking of their place, namely €20 for the 1st child, €18 for the 2nd child, €12 for the 3rd child and €7 for the 4th and subsequent children.
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You can pay on line via the on line entry forms. On arrival at at the rally your child can then tack up and lead their pony to their ride where a tack inspection will take place. This is to ensure the safety of your child whilst riding by checking that all tack is in good condition and fit for purpose.
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Rally Turnout
Skull Cap which meets IPC safety standards see IPC requirements click here
IPC are using Eventing Ireland guidlines click here
A body protector that meets the following requirement is mandatory for Cross Country, cross country schooling and whenever else a body protector is worn.
• A Body Protector which is European Standard EN13158: 2018 Level 3 onwards must be worn.
Jodhpurs: Black, Navy, White or Cream
Red CHPC Sweatshirt/ Half Zip (can be purchased at JF Sports Carlow see shop page )
White or blue shirt with Pony Club tie or a red/white polo shirt
No Hoodies or jackets with hoods (unless the hood is folded away)
CHPC silk or black silk only
Hairnets for long hair are compulsory.
Black or brown Jodhpur boots with matching black or brown chaps or long rubber or leather riding boots.
Note: To ensure a riders safety all jewelry must be removed before a rally commences, ie ear rings, necklaces, watches, etc.
If tack does not comply with IPC guidlines, due to insurance reasons the child will not be allowed ride and there will be no refund.
Please contact Clare Bailey re. purchase of CHPC gear. (See shop page)
IPC are using Eventing Ireland guidlines click here
A body protector that meets the following requirement is mandatory for Cross Country, cross country schooling and whenever else a body protector is worn.
• A Body Protector which is European Standard EN13158: 2018 Level 3 onwards must be worn.
Jodhpurs: Black, Navy, White or Cream
Red CHPC Sweatshirt/ Half Zip (can be purchased at JF Sports Carlow see shop page )
White or blue shirt with Pony Club tie or a red/white polo shirt
No Hoodies or jackets with hoods (unless the hood is folded away)
CHPC silk or black silk only
Hairnets for long hair are compulsory.
Black or brown Jodhpur boots with matching black or brown chaps or long rubber or leather riding boots.
Note: To ensure a riders safety all jewelry must be removed before a rally commences, ie ear rings, necklaces, watches, etc.
If tack does not comply with IPC guidlines, due to insurance reasons the child will not be allowed ride and there will be no refund.
Please contact Clare Bailey re. purchase of CHPC gear. (See shop page)
Pony Club Rules
All Pony Club Members Please Take Note of the Following Irish Pony Club Rules:
Note: Refer to Irish Pony Club website for Tack Rules
Riding Clothes:
The most important thing that you need for all mounted Pony Club activities is a suitable hard hat which meets the current safety standards. Crash helmets and back protectors are compulsory for Cross Country activities.
You should also have:
a Pony Club sweatshirt, jodphurs or breeches, riding boots, a shirt with a collar, the official Pony Club tie & Pony Club badge
Pony:
Although the Pony Club cannot provide ponies, it is not essential to own your own. Some members hire them from riding schools to allow them to take part in the mounted activities. The versatility of the Connemara makes it an ideal choice.
There are no height restrictions for Pony Club competitions but do check the eligibility of your pony as those with high levels of points gained in other activities, such as showjumping, may be unable to take part.
Many members bring on their own ponies as they progress through the Pony Club.
Note: Refer to Irish Pony Club website for Tack Rules
Riding Clothes:
The most important thing that you need for all mounted Pony Club activities is a suitable hard hat which meets the current safety standards. Crash helmets and back protectors are compulsory for Cross Country activities.
You should also have:
a Pony Club sweatshirt, jodphurs or breeches, riding boots, a shirt with a collar, the official Pony Club tie & Pony Club badge
Pony:
Although the Pony Club cannot provide ponies, it is not essential to own your own. Some members hire them from riding schools to allow them to take part in the mounted activities. The versatility of the Connemara makes it an ideal choice.
There are no height restrictions for Pony Club competitions but do check the eligibility of your pony as those with high levels of points gained in other activities, such as showjumping, may be unable to take part.
Many members bring on their own ponies as they progress through the Pony Club.
Directions to Pitfield Equestrian Centre
Coming from Carlow: Continue up main street in Castledermot. Turn left at the traffic lights and immediately left again. Continue out the road for 1/2 mile approx. and turn right at GAA club. Continue out the Maganey road for 1 mile approx. and Pitfield Equestrian Centre will be on your left. Parking usually in field after equestrian centre on left.
Directions to Coole Equestrian Centre
Follow the Hacketstown road from Carlow. Continue straight to Tobinstown. having gone straight through crossroads at Killerrig. At Tobinstown turn left. Continue to first crossroads. Take narrow lane to right. Coole Equestrian Centre is the first premesis on the right hand side.
Directions to Fenelons, Curracruit, Bagenalstown, Carlow.
From Carlow turn left at the Royal Oak. Come down to the cross roads at Frankie Doyles pub and go straight through. At the next T-junction turn right (Vocational school is in front of you) and go over the bridge, keep left. Pass the graveyard and take the next turn left. Follow the road for half a mile and it's on the right hand side. (Sand Pit Entrance)
Direction to Lisgarvan House, Ballon
From Carlow take the Rosslare road N80, south to Ballon. At the mini roundabout in Ballon village take the second exit. Follow the main road for approx. 3 miles and Lisgarvin House will be on the right hand side. Parking for rally is usually in field past entrance to house on the right.
Directions to Newtownbarry House, Bunclody
From Carlow, take the Rosslare road south to Bunclody. (N80). At the mini roundabout in Bunclody turn left and cross the river Slaney. The entrance to Newtownbarry House will be directly in front of you as you cross bridge.