ALL BACK NUMBERS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AT THE SHOW OFFICE ONLY. Fall 2: New for 2026 - Tri-County Feeds Grass Hunter DerbyA hunter derby at 2'3" on Beverly's fully irrigated grass derby field, over natural hunt-field obstacles — coops, logs, brush, stone wall, post and rail. A real derby feel with inviting fences throughout.Hunt & Go format. Each horse jumps a classic hunter round, then goes straight into a handy round without leaving the ring. Both phases are scored and added. Every entry completes both rounds — a rail or a single refusal doesn't end your day.Entry $50. Six ribbons. The Derby Champion and Reserve Champion each take home a prize package from Tri-County Feeds.Runs after all hunter classes in the Wofford, before the poles in the indoor. Open to all horses and ponies — juniors, amateurs, and professionals. No height options; fences never exceed 2'3", so it won't break Novice status or affect Limit Rider, Low Hunter, or Short Stirrup eligibilityAdd it at the show office on show day, no change fee — show-day entries close an hour before the classFive entries minimum. The count is taken an hour before the class; if it doesn't hold, the $50 is refundedThe derby field is open for free flatwork on show day. Come get your horse's feet on the grassUsing Your Summer 2 CreditIf you were entered in Summer 2 (July 18), your paid entry can be moved directly to Summer 3, or to any future Beverly show within 12 months of Summer 2. Entries are moved by the show office, so just email the Show Secretary at bevshowsec@gmail.com and tell us what you need. There is no fee to move an entry. Because Summer 2 was postponed due to conditions outside everyone's control, we will also waive the office fee on the move, and no new grounds fee will be charged. Please contact the show secretary by Tuesday, August 18 at bevshowsec@gmail.com.

Riders in Classes/Schedule:Riders in ClassesFall 1 Live Scoring: Equitation Hunters JumpersThe most recent entries can be accessed checking the live entry status on the Live Schedule Link.

Riders in Classes/Schedule:Riders in ClassesFall 1 Live Scoring: Equitation Hunters Jumpers

Yes! Before show day, you can make changes that will be reflected on your show bill BEFORE THE SHOW.You can edit your entry on Strider by clicking the pencil icon in the upper right-hand corner.Detailed instructions are available on:🔗 https://www.beverlyequestrian.com/post/hassle-free-beverly-show-entries-step-by-step-guide-for-online-entries-on-striderIf your changes result in a reduction or increase in your show fees, Strider will calculate the new fee and you can settle any differences online and before the show.

ARRIVAL QUICK GUIDESplit Venue Show Jumpers → Grand Prix Arena (Polo/Northern Facility) • Start 8:00 AM • Follow signs to Polo Arena / Grand Prix Arena • Trailer parking: Gravel lot by GP arena Hunters → Main Outdoor Arena (Main Farm) • Start 8:30AM • Trailer parking: Parking paddock at main entrance Show Office • Located in the Polo Barn - en route to the Polo/Grand Prix Arena Self-Serve Back Numbers & Ribbons (complete entries by midnight) • Hunters: Indoor Main Ring alcove • Jumpers: Grand Prix coffee station If anything is missing (signatures, documents, payments), please stop by the Show Office before riding. Champion/Reserve ribbons and prizes also at the show office.

Check out our helpful guide here on the Blog: https://www.beverlyequestrian.com/post/how-to-estimate-when-your-class-will-start-1

JUMPER RING UPDATE - 8AM Start Please check the class schedule below. You are responsible for being at the ring for your class. Announcements will be made if possible, but do NOT rely on those.Classes will proceed based on the number of trips in each class. The number of trips is based on the number entries per class (sometimes called "How Many") . The most recent entries can be accessed checking the live entry status on the Riders in Classes sheet below.You can check for updates on the website that show how many are entered in each class to estimate the time it may take to run each class Riders in Classes/Schedule:Riders in ClassesFall 1 Live Scoring: Equitation Hunters JumpersYou can also follow the scoring in each ring to see what class is currently running.See the earlier FAQ on "When will I ride?" You can also see this note: https://www.beverlyequestrian.com/post/how-to-estimate-when-your-class-will-start-1 The most recent entries can be accessed checking the live entry status on the Live Schedule Links or by following along with the judges scoring in the live scoring links.

HUNTERS & EQ: Start 8:30AM-We start off with the Warm Up Rounds followed by TB Hunter classes.Please check the class schedule below. You are responsible for being at the ring for your class. Announcements will be made if possible, but do NOT rely on those.The most recent entries can be accessed checking the live entry status on the Riders in Classes sheet below.You can check for updates on the website that show how many are entered in each class to estimate the time it may take to run each class Riders in Classes/Schedule:Riders in ClassesFall 1 Live Scoring: Equitation Hunters JumpersYou can also follow the scoring in each ring to see what class is currently running. See the earlier FAQ on "When will I ride?" You can also see this note: https://www.beverlyequestrian.com/post/how-to-estimate-when-your-class-will-start-1

EQUITATION: Throughout Jumper and Hunter SchedulesPlease check the class schedule below. You are responsible for being at the ring for your class. Announcements will be made if possible, but do NOT rely on those.You can check for updates on the website that show how many are entered in each class to estimate the time it may take to run each class. The most recent entries can be accessed checking the live entry status on the Riders in Classes sheet below.You can check for updates on the website that show how many are entered in each class to estimate the time it may take to run each class Riders in Classes/Schedule:Riders in ClassesFall 1 Live Scoring: Equitation Hunters JumpersYou can also follow the scoring in each ring to see what class is currently running.See the earlier FAQ on "When will I ride?" You can also see this note: https://www.beverlyequestrian.com/post/how-to-estimate-when-your-class-will-start-1

Friday Ticketed Schooling4pm-6pm​Must pre-register and PAY in advance on Strider - $55 per horse​Pre-registered horses can retrieve back numbers at trailer parking.Otherwise, late registrants must go to the show office for their back number BEFORE unloading.Add Stabling for a special discount!​Book on Strider Here ​HUNTERS: DAY OF SHOW SATURDAY WARM UP (see schedule) ​

Riders in Classes/Schedule:Riders in ClassesFall 2 Live Scoring: HunterJumper Equitation

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Yes! Riders can absolutely be led around in the poles class. It’s a great way for new riders to gain confidence and get started in the show ring.

The heights are on the prize list and the schedule.

Yes! Riders may ride multiple rounds in the same class, but the rules and fees differ by discipline. Here’s how it works:🏇 Jumper DivisionsEach additional round is entered as a separate round in the same class number (e.g., #50, #51).Each round will be judged and scored individually.You will be charged a separate entry fee for each round.🐴 Hunter DivisionsOnly one judged round is permitted per class.Additional rounds may be taken as unjudged warm-up rounds.These are entered under Class #200 and are not eligible for points, placings, or ribbons.Be sure to notify the in-gate if your round is unjudged before entering the ring.🔢 Rider Numbers & MembershipsEach rider must have a unique number for points tracking with VHSA, BHSA, or USHJA.For VHSA/BHSA, be sure to list your horse’s owner’s name exactly as it appears in your membership.For USHJA Outreach, include your USHJA member number—membership is free and required for points.💡 Need help adding a round or updating your entry? You can modify your classes on Strider anytime before or during the show—no change fees apply!Still have questions? Contact the show secretary at bevshowsec@gmail.com.

🔹 Your Class Will Still Run Whenever Possible If there is a judge available and the class is scheduled, we will still allow your class to go—even if you are the only entry or there are fewer than the required minimum for points or placings.🔹 Points May Not Be Awarded For VHSA/BHSA points to be awarded, at least three riders must complete each over fences class in hunter divisions (or two in jumper divisions). If this threshold is not met, your ride will still be judged and scored, but the class will not be eligible for association points or placings.🔹 You May Still Receive a Ribbon or Prize At the discretion of the show manager and if time allows, we may still award ribbons, prizes, or feedback from the judge to recognize your effort—even if the class is not point-eligible.NOTE FOR LONG STIRRUP EQUITATION: Pursuant to BHSA rules, long stirrup points will count as long as there are two eligible riders: BHSA requires three (3) entries to fill a class, with the exception of: Leadline, Pre-Short Stirrup, Short Stirrup Equitation, Long Stirrup Equitation, Student Equitation, Working Hunter and all Jumper Classes, all of which must have at least 2 eligible entries for BHSA points to count. (Sec. 10 (6)).🔹 Not Sure If Your Class Will Go? We do our best to combine divisions or adjust the schedule to help classes run. If combining is not possible, or if your class is at risk of cancellation, we encourage you to:Check the Beverly Competitor Page for current entry numbers (updated as often as possible).Reach out to the show secretary at bevshowsec@gmail.com for real-time updates.Sign up for SMS notifications via Strider when registering.

Yes, but there is a fee for documents not provided on the Strider platform, whether they are provided before the closing date or afterwards. Remember, we do not charge an office fee because we provide the Strider platform for you to manage your entries directly. If you do not manage your entries and send the supporting documentation to us, an administration fee will apply.To avoid this fee, please add your coggins to your entry using Strider. It is easy to do:Get your documents ready· Sign the Beverly release and save it to your files; here is a link: https://info.striderpro.com/ewaivers/beverly-equestrian-release/· Get your recent Coggins and save it electronically, PDF is best but you can also take a picture and save it on your phone.​Access your Entry on Strider: Use the link in your confirmation email or log into your Rider Area.On the next page you will see a “Schedule” Tab in blue with your entry for the Beverly show below. Click the pencil-on-note icon to make changes.Find the “Documents” tile in the lower left corner and click “Manage ✏️” option.This icon will open the “Required Documents” window. Select the “Upload File” button to upload your release.Click the “Change and Save" button and you are all set! Please note the that Show Secretary email address is now bevshowsec@gmail.com. There is a step-by-step guide to uploading your documents here: https://www.beverlyequestrian.com/post/hassle-free-beverly-show-entries-step-by-step-guide-for-online-entries-on-strider

The prize list provides that entries must be scratched on Strider before the Closing Date to receive any refund. Any refunds after the Closing Date are subject to a $50 Admin Fee per entry.A change or scratch after the closing date does not result in a REFUND absent special circumstances, such as a class being canceled outside of show management’s control, and then, only upon email request to the show secretary at bevshowsec@gmail.com.If your class is canceled by management (not by your scratch), and it does not run at all, you may request a refund or credit by emailing bevshowsec@gmail.com within 5 days of the show. Requests will be reviewed and accommodations may be granted in management discretion.However, any payment matters relating to entries for these or any other reasons are handled after the show so that we can spend show day getting people in the ring!

The horse and rider must be VHSA members for points to count towards the year-end points and championships. Sign up for VHSA membership here. Sign up for BHSA membership here.

We have a blog for this response here: https://www.beverlyequestrian.com/post/understanding-jumper-scoring-at-beverly-winter-show-series Please note that the numbers for the classes are outdated but the information is not. The first three classes (48/49/50) are unrecognized and judged as “optimum time.” In the case of a tie, the rider who finishes closest to optimum time (4 seconds faster than time allowed) wins. The next two classes (51/52) are puddle jumpers and only recognized by BHSA, not VHSA. The first class (51) is scored pursuant to optimum time. The second class is a “power and speed” class. In these classes, the The first three classes are unrecognized and judged as “optimum time.” In the case of a tie, the rider who finishes closest to optimum time (4 seconds faster than time allowed) wins.The next classes are puddle jumpers or pre-novice and are now recognized by BHSA and VHSA. The first class is scored pursuant to optimum time. The second class is a two phase or “power and speed” class.In these classes, the first phase is the first 7 or so fences on course (the course map will say exactly) and has a time allowed (not the same as optimum time).These two phase classes are scored according to Table II.2(d). The rider will continue onto the second phase even if the rider has incurred time or jumping faults in the first phase. The second phase is a speed phase in which the fastest clear wins.Starting with the TB division, the next two divisions offer a third class, this is a jump off class. In this class, the rider jumps the entire course without stopping. If the rider completes the course without jump or time penalties, the rider waits for the starter’s buzzer and then jumps a second, shorter course, a jump off round, for time. As in the speed phase of a power and speed class, the fastest clear wins.At classes above .90m, there is also a Table II.1 class which is referred to as a “speed” class. In a speed class, the rider jumps the entire course without stopping. As in the speed phase of a power and speed class, the fastest clear wins.f round, for time. As in the speed phase of a power and speed class, the fastest clear wins.

Under both the BHSA and VHSA rules, championships must be offered in all Jumper Divisions but only when there is a minimum of 2 classes (and a maximum of 3 classes). In case of a ties, the first class in the division will be used to break the tie. Please note that the numbers for the classes are outdated but the information is not.The first three classes (48/49/50) are unrecognized. Because there is only one class at each height, there is no division or Champion/Reserve offered in those classes.The next two classes (51/52) are puddle jumpers and only recognized by BHSA, not VHSA. The first class (51) is scored pursuant to optimum time. The second class is a “power and speed” class. Because a minimum 2 classes are offered, puddle jumpers is a jumper division and championships are offered.Because a minimum of 2 classes are offered in all of the following height levels at this show, each height level is a jumper division and offers a championship.However, there are specific rules about how many riders must complete a class for the class to count for points as a single class or as a division. Please refer to the rules of the applicable association for clarification.

Most local hunter/jumper shows, especially those recognized by VHSA or BHSA like the Beverly Show Series, follow a flexible but respectful standard for rider attire. Most hunters wear jackets. Most jumpers do not and instead opt for tidy collared shirts. Very rarely does anyone braid.

Spectators are welcome to come and watch. There is no charge to attend. Please note that all general parking is in the trailer parking area and there is a short walk from the parking to get to the rings. We love dogs but please do not bring any dogs to Beverly.There is no admittance to the barn as this area is reserved for boarders.

Currently, we are planning to run the show outdoors. This will be a split venue show with the jumpers in the Grand Prix ring on the northern side of the facility and the hunters in the Main Arena on the southern side of the facility. Map: