TREC IOM
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TREC IOM Results
18th/19th March 2023
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11th/12th February 2023
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22nd January 2023
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18th December 2022
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13th November 2022
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16th October 2022
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24th September 2022
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2nd & 3rd July 2022
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7th & 8th May 2022
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6th March 2022
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23rd January 2022
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12th December 2021
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31st October 2021
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12th September 2021
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3rd & 4th July 2021
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9th May 2021
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12th September 2020
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8th August 2020 Just for fun results.......
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5th January 2020
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1st December 2019
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10th November 2019
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6th October 2019
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7th July 2019 *** Photos available at www.cjsphotography.co.im ***
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18th May 2019
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17th March 2019
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17th February 2019
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20th January 2019
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16th December 2018
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18th November 2018
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28th October 2018
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7th October 2018
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7th & 8th July 2018
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19th May 2018
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30th March 2018
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25th March 2018
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25th February 2018
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21st January 2018
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17th December 2017
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19th November 2017
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15th-16th July 2017
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13th May 2017
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5th March 2017
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12th February 2017
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29th January 2017
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15th January 2017
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18th December 2016
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18th September 2016
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24th July 2016
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21st & 22nd May 2016
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25th March 2016
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20th March 2016
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21st February 2016
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20th December 2015
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12th & 13th September 2015
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12th July 2015
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2nd July 2015
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17th May 2015
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29th March 2015
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25th January 2015
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30th November 2014
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26th October 2014
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Previous BHS Isle of Man TREC Results
7th September 2014
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18th May 2014
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8th March 2014 Ballavartyn Equestrian Centre
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12th January 2014 Ballavartyn Equestrian Centre
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8th December 2013 The Glebe
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TREC League 2013
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8th September 2013
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13th & 14th July 2013 Two Day TREC competition a great success! The British Horse Society Isle of Man were blessed with glorious weather when they held a BHS Affiliated TREC competition on the weekend of 13th & 14th July. The competition covered two levels with the Level 2 competition being a qualifier for the TREC GB Championships due to be held in Wales in September. The first day of competition was held at Palm Cottage in the Ballaugh Curraghs by kind permission of Vicki Fleming. This day was the POR (Orienteering on Horseback) phase. The competitors had to first enter the map room and copy down a map then follow their route at set speeds. If the competitors followed their route correctly then the level 1 competitors rode a distance of 9.7km and the level 2 17.4km. While riding the route competitors also had to look out for "pieces of fruit" which were used to check if they were on the correct route. This proved to be the downfall of some competitors who went home cursing the pineapple or pear they had missed! The second day of competition was held at GGH Equitation Centre by kind permission of the Gilbey family. There were two phases to complete on this day. The first was a Control of Paces phase where competitors had to canter along a 150m long corridor as slowly as possible. They then had to walk back through the corridor as quickly as possible. Next they completed a course of 16 obstacles some of which are ridden and some led. These included things like a Water Crossing, Low Branches, Ridden Bridge, Bending and also a Ditch which caused the most entertainment ! The best thing about TREC is that no obstacle is compulsory as each one is scored individually so if you don't want to attempt something you simply tell the steward you won't be doing that obstacle.
We had some very nice prizes from our generous sponsors: Equisilva, Ballavartyn Equestrian Centre, Utopian Saddle Solutions, Horse & Rider, British Horse Society and Manx Equine Services. These were presented at the Glen Helen Inn on Sunday evening during an open meeting with the new BHS Chief Executive who had visited the Island for the weekend to meet BHS Isle of Man Committee & Members. Thanks must go to our visiting Technical Delegate Helen Wain who had come over to oversee our competition. She provided great support to the organisers during the weekend. The BHS IOM would like to thank Mr and Mrs Gilbey for the kind use of their facilities at GGH which provided us with a brilliant venue for the PTV course & Vicki Fleming for her hospitality on the Saturday. Thanks also all the volunteers who gave up their time to help with stewarding and to make the event such a success. Photos from the event can be viewed & purchased at www.icon-iom.com
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17th March 2013 The Glebe
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13th January 2013 The Glebe The BHS IOM held the first TREC event of the year on Sunday 13 th January. This was the first of a series of TREC events planned for 2013 including indoor & full TREC Events. All 2013 events will score points towards the BHS IOM TREC League with prizes being awarded at the AGM in October. Thank you to all judges who gave up there time to judge on a rather cold day. It was lovely to see some new faces to TREC as well as seeing how some of the more experienced TREC competitors are improving with each competition we hold.
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7th October 2012 GGH Equitation Centre We were blessed with a lovely day on the 7th October 2012 to hold our second full TREC competition of the year following the success of our Jubilee Competition back in July. We were again extremely grateful for Mr & Mrs Gilbey for the use of their GGH Equitation Centre as a base for our event. We had a change of location for the PTV (Obstacles) phase which proved to be an excellent area with lots of space for our different obstacles. The Orienteering phase was over a lovely route – As well as roads using two of the plantations and also a couple of green lanes giving competitors a good variety. The challenge of reading their map proved tricky for some! Thank you very much to all the helpers & stewards who without we wouldn't be able to hold these excellent events
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1st July 2012 GGH Equitation Centre The British Horse Society Isle of Man held a very successful TREC competition at GGH Equitation Centre on the 1st of July. TREC consists of three phases – Firstly competitors had to show control of paces in walk and canter, then complete an obstacle course and finally a 12km orienteering ride. We were very lucky with the weather, although the recent heavy rainfall made the water on the obstacle course challenging for some competitors. GGH`s Cross Country course provided the basis for some quite testing, but also fun obstacles for competitors. The orienteering course used roads, Green Lanes and Archallagan Plantation and needed careful map reading skills which we were pleased to see have improved since last year.
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7th April 2012 The Glebe
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26th February 2012 Mount Rule Equestrian Centre
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21st May 2011 Palm Cottage, The Curraghs, Ballaugh
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