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Post by Linda on Nov 15, 2005 19:08:09 GMT -4
I must have too much time on my hands because I have actually found a website which tells you what A1, A2, AM3, AM4, AM5, AM6 and AM7 are (or were) and where those definitions are craftily hidden in the SJ rules. www.equi-school.com/Rules/zrulesindex.htmIn summary: A1 Not against clock, may have 1 or 2 jump offs, not against clock A2 Against clock, if equal 1st places (time and penalties), may have a jump off AM3 Not against clock, equal 1st places have jump off against clock AM4 Not aginst clock, equal 1st places have jump off not against clock, if still equal 1st places have second jump off against the clock AM5 Against clock, equal 1st places jump off against clock AM6 As for AM5 but if still equal 1st places a second jump off against clock AM7 Not against clock, all those who complete without penalty proceed to jump off immediately
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Post by Keira on Nov 15, 2005 21:31:50 GMT -4
Wow, good job!!!
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Post by Linda on Nov 15, 2005 21:47:45 GMT -4
Mind you, the chances of getting a jump off in an A2, AM5 or AM6 must be pretty slim, with timing done to hundreths of a second.
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Post by --- MeL--> on Dec 5, 2005 3:59:06 GMT -4
I know this thread is fairly old now but I was just looking over the Tempo entry, this may sound like a completely stupid question but what do they mean when the class is "Two Phases" ?? What does that entail in comparison to the other forms of showjump rounds? Thanks.
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Post by ~*Elyard*~ on Dec 5, 2005 6:37:33 GMT -4
i think and i mean a big THINK it means it 2 rounds not straight after each other.! not sure though.
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Post by --- MeL--> on Dec 5, 2005 6:43:32 GMT -4
Haha mm I was very lost when I read that... all I know is AM7, and some of the others once I'd read this thread, but when I read "Two Phases" I was lost...
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