2026 British Dressage Competition Calendar

• Friday 16th January
• Friday 13th February
• Friday 20th March
• Friday 17th April
• Friday 15th May
• Friday 19th June
• Friday 24th July
• Friday 21st August
• Friday 18th September
• Friday 23rd October
• Friday 20th November
• Friday 18th December

British Dressage Competitions, 2026

Entry fee: Prelim-Medium £21. Advanced Medium-PSG £26. 
Prizes as per BD rules £22/£27/£30, £15, £10. Winners please provide your bacs details via text to the secretary on 07544080048. 

Please Note: Arley Moss Equestrian only accepts entries online, via PayPal or by credit/debit card. No paper entries will be accepted.

All tests held indoors. Working-in in large outdoor all weather arena.

Classes start at 9am and run until 4.30pm unless in the event of oversubscription.

Any non-resident horses and riders not competing on the day, are not allowed in the arenas

Hot food available.

Dogs allowed in car park only.

No lunging.

CLOSING DATE: Mid-day on Tuesday before the competition unless oversubscribed then may close early
OVER SUBSCRIPTION: In the event of over subscription a waitlist will be held.
STARTING TIMES: Available here mid-day on Wednesday before the competition.
WITHDRAWALS: Withdrawals should be emailed to competitions@arleymossequestrian.co.uk
REFUNDS AND CANCELLATIONS: Entry fees will only be refunded if your entry is replaced from the waitlist.

For any additional information please email competitions@arleymossequestrian.co.uk

Equine Influenza Vaccination:

A horse will not be permitted to compete unless it has a current vaccination against equine influenza that complies with the following conditions:

• An initial course of two injections for primary vaccination, not less than 21 days and not more than 92 days apart, are required before being eligible to compete.

• A first booster injection must be given between 150-215 days after the second

  injection of the primary vaccination.

• Subsequent booster injections must be given at regular intervals of not more

  than 12 months, commencing after the first booster injection.

• The full course or booster must have been administered at least seven days

  before arriving at the competition.

• The vaccination record(s) in the horse’s passport, must be completed, signed,

  and stamped line by line, by an appropriate veterinary surgeon who is neither the owner nor the rider of the horse.