Unaffiliated Dressage Competitions, 2026

Entry fee: £15 per class

Prize Money: £20 for 1st place in each class (overall across Intro open,restricted and junior) minimum of 5 riders per class for prize money to be awarded. Winners please provide your bacs details via text to the secretary on 07544080048. 

Junior and Senior section; riders will only be split in the Intro classes 

Rosettes to 6th in all classes and sections

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

Competitors please bring your own start numbers

All classes and working-in are on excellent all weather surfaces.

Classes start at 9am - 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 - cash or paypal payments only!

Dogs allowed in car park only.

No lunging.

Conditions of Entry
CLASS 1 - If a combination has been placed 1st in any other dressage competition they must enter the Intro open section.
SADDLERY: Tack as per BD rules. Martingales may be permitted in Class 1 only.
DRESS: As per British Dressage for dressage.
CLOSING DATE: Mid-day on Wednesday before the competition. Unless in the event of oversubscription entries may close early.
OVER SUBSCRIPTION: In the event of over subscription a waitlist will be held.
STARTING TIMES: available at here mid-day on Thursday before the competition.
WITHDRAWALS: Withdrawals should be emailed to competitions@arleymossequestrian.co.uk or text 07544080048
REFUNDS AND CANCELLATIONS: Entry fees will only be refunded if your entry is replaced from the waitlist.
The ORGANISER has the right to amend and change classes if necessary. In the event of any dispute, the organisers decision is final.

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

Equine Influenza Vaccination
Please note a valid passport must accompany the horse to all competitions and be produced on request as spot checks will be carried out. Failure to comply is a disciplinary offence and will debar the horse from competing at the event for which it has been entered.

A horse will not be permitted to compete unless it has a current vaccination against equine influenza which 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 and 215 days after the second injection of primary vaccination.

Subsequent booster injections must be given at regular intervals of not more than 12 months, commencing after the first booster injection.

The most recent booster injection must have been given +21 days prior to the horse competing.

The full course or booster must have been administered at least seven days before arriving at the competition.