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TypES OF RiDES


 
Pleasure Rides (PR) can be a Group PR which is just a small local ride where it is the only class taking place. No vetting procedure will take place at this type of ride.
A PR could also be one of the classes at an Endurance Competition where many other classes are also taking place on the same day. In this case they are known as National PRs . At a National PR the horses will need to be presented to the vet before & after the ride for a very simple vetting procedure. PRs range from about 16 km up to 32 km & riders should aim to complete at a speed between 8 & 12 km/h. Horses must be 4 years old minimum. Anyone can enter either type of PR but a discount in entry fee is given to Associate & Full Members. 
 
Graded Endurance Rides (GER) are our competitive rides. They start at 24km (15 miles). All horses are assessed by a vet before & after the ride. How fast the horse has gone & what its heart rate is 30 minutes after it has finished is used to calculate the grade the horse will receive. A horse must go at between 8 & 15 km/h. Horses taking part must be at least 6 years old. In order to take part in a GER the rider must be a Full Member of EGB riding a horse registered with EGB. The only exception to this is if somebody has entered as a temporary day member under the ‘try before you buy scheme. 
 
Competitive Endurance Rides (CER) are our highest level of competitive ride. In this ride the horses compete against each other rather than against the clock. CERs start at 80 km to a maximum of 160 km. Riders and horses must have gone through the EGB ranking system & must have reached Advanced level before they are allowed to attempt a CER. All horses must be 7 years or older. 

Entry fees for different rides are outlined on the main EGB website:

egb.myclubhouse.co.uk/Cms/Spaces/EVENTS/Entry+Fees
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  • Home
    • Introduction to Endurance
  • News
  • RIdes & Events
    • Saturday 28th January 2023 - Unmounted Training Day
    • SWEGB Flatwork Lessons - Friday 10th February 2023
    • Colquite Training Ride Sunday 12th February 2023
    • Dartmoor PR Sunday 19th February 2023
    • Golden Mill PR Sunday 26th February 2023
    • Red River PR - Sunday 5th March 2023
    • Hallworthy GER Sunday 12th March 2023
    • Wadebridge Ride 26th March 2023
    • Colquite Estate Ride 16th April 2023
    • Golden Horseshoe 19th, 20th and 21st May 2023
    • Boconnoc Ride 17th and 18th June 2023
    • The Dartmoor Ride Sunday 2nd July 2023
    • Elephant Rock GER - Sunday 23rd July 2023
    • Pegasus Ride 13th August 2023
    • Camelford Ride Sunday 10th September 2023
    • Lanhydrock Christmas Ride 11th December 2022
  • Committee
    • Misson Statement
    • Privacy Statement
  • Getting Started
    • Types of Membership
    • Types of Rides
    • Your First Ride
  • Useful Tips
    • Rules and Etiquette
    • Getting Horses Fit
    • Crewing
    • Your First Vetgate
    • Volunteering
  • Teams
  • Classifieds
  • Trophies and Points
    • SW Awards 2022
    • National Results for South West Members in 2021
    • Progression Awards
  • Junior and Young Riders
  • Pony Club
  • Riding Clubs
  • Sponsors
  • Photos
    • Lanhydrock 2015
    • Boconnoc 2017
    • Boconnoc 2018