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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
Leinster TREC PTV & MA League at Boswell EC
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Thanks to Sheila Fuller for the report, Sheila was also the TD on the day AND won the Open class, congratulations!
BOSWELL EQUESTRIAN
TRI EQUESTRIAN LEINSTER TREC PTV/MA LEAGUE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH
After a long, wet winter and a recent obstacle Practice Session, Leinster TREC riders were eagerly anticipating the first outing of the TRI Equestrian-sponsored PTV/MA league. This was held in the large arena at Boswell EC, which provided plenty of space for a wide variety of PTV obstacles as well as a 50m MA corridor.
The course was a clever mixture of fast and slow obstacles, both Ridden and In Hand, and was a very well planned start to the season. One of the favourite obstacles and generally well done was the Mounted Immobility, with good TREC horses standing stock still in the marked circle, fascinated at the activity in the Working Hunter class in a nearby arena! The Tree Trunk and Hedge Obstacles were also generally well done and the One-Handed Figure of Eight – a relatively new TREC obstacle – was challenging but generally a great success.
As often happens on TREC courses, the two main ‘bogey’ obstacles were the S-bend and the Gate. The S-bend seems straightforward and easy, but oh so often one hears that little ‘tap’ as the edge is knocked over! And the Ridden Gate also provides a constant challenge, so easy to open from horseback but so hard to close despite all the leg-yielding training!
And the most surprising problem obstacle of the day proved to be the model life-sized cow beside the entrance to the arena! You would like to think that TREC horses and ponies would need to be used to livestock, but to most people’s amusement (though not the rider’s) several decided it was a monster in waiting. However, all got past it safely and continued on to complete their rounds in style.
Many thanks to the owners of Boswell Equestrian for the use of their lovely facilities and congratulations and thanks to the two organisers, Celia Taylor and Margaret Lynch, for a most successful and fun competition.
Results:
Open – 1, Zaristo (Sheila Fuller); 2, Ser Kai (Niamh O’Huid); 3, Ross ML (Caroline Aragane); 4, Garnagree Duke (Vicky McMullan).
Intermediate – 1, The General’s Daughter (Liz Burbage); 2, Solo (Diana O’Huid); 3, Surprise (Paula Donohoe).
Novice – 1, Polo (Madeleine Kelleher); 2, Fletch (Emma Robinson); 3, Ben (Margo Monaghan); 4, Brasso (Heather Egan); 5, Dandy (Fiona Lee); 6, Sparkle (Sheaffe Monteith).
Categories: Event Reviews & Results, M.A. & PTV
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