In a single phase class faults are accumulated in both sections with all riders going through to the timed part of the course against the clock.

In a single phase class faults are accumulated in both sections with all riders going through to the timed part of the course against the clock.

In a single phase class faults are accumulated in both sections with all riders going through to the timed part of the course against the clock.

Two phase is just the first round and jump-off combined. Riders jump round one and if they are clear they go straight into the timed jump-off against the clock without interruption or halting in between rounds. If they incur faults in the first round/section the judges usually ring the bell stopping the rider going into the jump-off phase.

Table A7. Table A7 comprises of jumping the first round within the time set but not against the clock. All clears go through to a second round timed “jump-off” where the fastest combination with the least faults wins.

Two phase is just the first round and jump-off combined. Riders jump round one and if they are clear they go straight into the timed jump-off against the clock without interruption or halting in between rounds. If they incur faults in the first round/section the judges usually ring the bell stopping the rider going into the jump-off phase.

Two phase is just the first round and jump-off combined. Riders jump round one and if they are clear they go straight into the timed jump-off against the clock without interruption or halting in between rounds. If they incur faults in the first round/section the judges usually ring the bell stopping the rider going into the jump-off phase.

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

Judged under Table A not against the clock with a time limit of two minutes. In the event of equality of faults for first place there will be up to four successive jump-offs not against the clock. The judge can terminate the competition after the third round at their discretion.

Judged under Table A not against the clock with a time limit of two minutes. In the event of equality of faults for first place there will be up to four successive jump-offs not against the clock. The judge can terminate the competition after the third round at their discretion.

In a single phase class faults are accumulated in both sections with all riders going through to the timed part of the course against the clock. DRAWN ORDER

In a single phase class faults are accumulated in both sections with all riders going through to the timed part of the course against the clock.

Two phase is just the first round and jump-off combined. Riders jump round one and if they are clear they go straight into the timed jump-off against the clock without interruption or halting in between rounds. If they incur faults in the first round/section the judges usually ring the bell stopping the rider going into the jump-off phase.

Table A competition in two phases against the clock. DRAWN ORDER

Table A against the clock. One round against the clock. DRAWN ORDER

In a single phase class faults are accumulated in both sections with all riders going through to the timed part of the course against the clock.

Table A competition in two phases against the clock

Table A against the clock with one jump off

Table A competition in two phases against the clock

Table A against the clock with one jump off

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

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

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