246: My Lovely Chestnut

Horse & Pony Competitions ➤ Riding School/First year showing Sun 14th Jun 2026

Open for Chestnut ponies, mares or geldings, measuring up to 148cm. To be ridden by riders under 18 years of age.

Horse & Pony Competitions - Opening Notes

Head of Section: Gro Hylen · 085 724 0148

IMPORTANT NOTICE
Full address and Eircode must be supplied for all entries. Prize money will be paid by cheque after the show. Please note that a 5% ISA levy will be deducted from all prize money.

UNDERAGE RIDERS:
Any rider under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Horse riding is a dangerous sport. While mounted, all competitors and ride judges must wear suitable protective headgear, compliant with current safety standards and securely fastened at all times.

SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS FOR HORSES

Riding School/First year showing - Opening Notes

Champion Riding School Pony / First Year Showing

Judging will commence after Novice Riding in Ring 2 or after Riding classes in Ring 1, depending on entries.

The Champion Riding School Pony / First Year Showing will receive a Cup and will be selected from 1st prize winners in each class within this category.

Prizes: Champion €30 · Reserve €15

Ponies to be shown in a suitable snaffle bridle. Judged on rider suitability, manners and presentation. Ponies to be ridden in walk and trot, with canter at the judge’s discretion.

All participants will receive medals.

 

No entries permitted on day of event.

Location:  
Horse area
Ring Area:  
2
Start Time:  
2:00 pm
Prizes:   1st - €30.00 , 2nd - €20.00 , 3rd - €10.00
Class Entry
Youth
Horse & Pony Competitions - Closing Notes

All classes are subject to a minimum of five (5) entries for 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes to be awarded.
Where fewer than five entries are received, 1st prize only will be awarded.

The horse and pony classes bring elegance and excitement to the Dundalk Show. Featuring a range of classes, these competitions showcase well-presented animals, skilled handling and a deep appreciation for Ireland’s strong equestrian tradition.

Class is currently closed for entry