Table A competition in two phases against the clock, faults are accumulated over both phases

Table A against the clock with two jumps off

Table A against the clock with one jump off

Table A competition in two phases against the clock, faults are accumulated over both phases

Table A competition in two phases against the clock, faults are accumulated over both phases

Table A competition in two phases against the clock, faults are accumulated over both phases

Table A against the clock with one jump off, second half of the first round course to be built 5-10cm higher than the first half

Table A against the clock with one jump off

Table A against the clock with one jump off

Table A competition in two phases against the clock, faults are accumulated over both phases

Table C, faults are penalised in seconds which are added to the time taken

Table A competition in two phases against the clock, faults are accumulated over both phases

Table A against the clock with two jumps off

Table A two rounds against the clock, best five scores, or all clear rounds, go forward to the second round

Table A competition in two phases against the clock, faults are accumulated over both phases

Table A competition in two phases against the clock, faults are accumulated over both phases

Table A competition in two phases against the clock, faults are accumulated over both phases

Table A competition in two phases against the clock, faults are accumulated over both phases

Table A competition in two phases against the clock, faults are accumulated over both phases

Table A competition in two phases against the clock, faults are accumulated over both phases

Table A against the clock with one jump off, second half of the first round course to be built 5-10cm higher than the first half

Table A competition in two phases against the clock, faults are accumulated over both phases

This competition takes place over six, eight or 10 obstacles which are progressively more difficult. No combination obstacles are allowed. The progressive difficulty is not solely due to the height and spread of the obstacles, but also to the difficulty of the track.Points are awarded as follows:One point for obstacle No. 1 cleared, two points for No. 2, three points for No. 3 etc. with total of 21, 36 or 55 points. No point is awarded for an obstacle knocked down. Faults other than knock-downs are penalised as for Table A and any of these faults, including time faults, are converted into points and deducted from any jumping points scored.In the event of equality of points for first place, there will be a jump-off against the clock over a shortened course, over obstacles that may be increased in height and/or spread. The obstacles in the jump-off must be jumped in the same order as in the first round and retain their respective points allotted in the first round.This competition may also take place directly against the clock.For the last obstacle of the course, an alternative obstacle may be provided, of which one part may be designated the Joker. The Joker must be more difficult than the alternative obstacle and carry double points. If the Joker is knocked down, the points must be deducted from the total.