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Tourism Related Equestrian Competitions Limited
Tourism Related Equestrian Competitions Limited
“The Abbey Cup”
Sponsored by Winfried Bastian the Abbey Cup is awarded to the leading rider of the competition year.
Bastian is a founding member of TREC Ireland.
The cup is named after his mare Abbey Pierre who was a force to be reckoned with !
The league runs from October 1st to September 30th each year.
Rules
Riders:
This competition is only open to TREC Ireland members. A rider, who is not a member on the day of a qualifying competition,
will not receive any points.
Competitions:
Full three phase competitions and the MA/PTV Championships qualify for points towards the league.
Event notifications must confirm that the event is a league qualifier.
Points:
Placing Points Bonus Points
6th place 1 Level 1 0
5th place 2 Level 2 1
4th place 3 Level 2a &Level 3 2
3rd place 4 Level 4 3
2nd place 5 Individuals 2
1st place 6 Attendance 1
If there are less than 3 riders/pairs in a class, no bonus points will be awarded.
Only half of the placing points and bonus points are awarded for the MA/PTV Championships
The results of every qualifying competition and the league table will be published on the TREC Ireland website.
The Kaspyr Kup
Affiliated TREC Groups Team Perpetual Trophy
Sponsored by Celie O Rahilly awarded to the best Affiliated Group team at the TREC Ireland Championships.
Rules 2023
- To be contested by a team of riders representing their group. There would be a minimum of 3 riders, maximum of 4 per team.
- To be contested at the TREC Ireland Championships annually. There must be a minimum of two teams competing for the Trophy on the day.
- All team members must be TREC Ireland members.
- A minimum of one of the team must have competed in at least one 'full' TREC event in 2022, i.e. all three phases of a one ore two day competition, prior to this competition.
- The Affiliated Group must (if eligible in second year of existence) have paid their affiliation fee to TREC Ireland.
- The team can be made up of riders at any level, e.g. all the same level or a mix.
- Entry fee per team: €15/€20 or €5 per rider.
- Entries, from the Group Secretary, with team details should be submitted on the official entry form by the closing date.
- Np rider can represent more than one Affiliated team.
- Each Affiliated Group can field as many teams as they wish.
- The highest three scores count.
- Bonus points will be awarded to riders as follows: Level 4: 30. Level 3 : 20. Level 2 : 10. Level 1 : 0.
- Team riders must be permanently residing in the 32 counties.
- Entries to Diana O hUid.
News & Blog
News & Blog
News & Blog
Guest blog 2 - Anna McCarthy
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Thanks to Anna McCarthy for sending in this:
Annas Trec adventures
story one
where do I start my family are never too sure whether it's good or bad when I go off to trec they see the great enjoyment I get from it but then they have to listen to my reminiscences and stories for days and days afterwards ,then for months and years afterwards I see them cringe when I start to tell the same story over again but always with the same enthusiasm I
I have been lucky enough to do trec pairing at different times with all three of my kids and I have to say these times have always been great very fun times being able to share the whole experience together never once has there been an upset .one can only laugh about mistakes especially in orienteering because afterwards they are so ridiculous ,when you look back later at the map ,and realise where you went and where are you should've gone !
the best story regarding this was at a trec orla organised at Rath Mullen Donegal it also taught me don't be like a sheep and follow the one in front !
my 15-year-old son and I came out of The map room very confident as always I said did you notice we go away from the start across the field not the beach? we were very smart cookies !so off we went feeling very smug and at the bottom of the field met the pair who had gone out in front and had a great laugh as they had gone the wrong way, down the beach ,and we so clever we went the right way ,so off they headed just in front, but we took time to check the map road crossing and small bridge, all good !,,following along behind the others happily ,then arriving 10 minutes later in Rath Mullen ,(which we had been told at the start was where we were... not.... to go )O dear must've gone wrong couldn't work out problem at all ...then there was another pair joined the confusion ...eventually... We got to a check point and caused more mayhem at eight of us there at once....the real laugh was when we got home I looked at the bigger picture on map route showed us to go away from the beach at right angle and here we were all running up and down the road lost and this road was perfectlly parallel to the beach ....so we learnt that day to always look at the bigger picture
story 2 to follow
Man training naughty dog in mountains
Categories: Guest blog, P.O.R., Event Reviews & Results
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