WMR Tetrathlon Rally
WMR TETRATHLON RALLY
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DATE:
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Saturday and Sunday, June 6 - 7, 2026 |
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Available through WMR - Click here |
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LOCATION:
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Ring Brook Farm
131 Harriman Road
Plainfield, NH 03781 |
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ORGANIZERS:
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White Mountain Region
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TETRATHLON RALLY FORMS
ENTRIES
Entries will be available on the White Mountain Region (WMR) website!
Click here to access WMR's website.
Entry forms should be completed by the club DC or center CA not by the individual competitors.
Please also complete coach's and chaperone's forms and additional waivers which are available below.
CHAPERONE'S FORM, COACH'S FORM, AND ADDITIONAL WAIVERS
Click here for: Chaperone's Form, Coach's Form, Junior/Senior Team Acknowledgement Form, Senior Member Emergency Contact Form, and Non-Member Waiver.
These forms must be completed before the Rally begins.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
Beginners are Welcome!
This rally offers a division in which riders new to this discipline may learn as they compete.
Stabling and camping are available onsite!
As this an overnight rally scheduled for Saturday, WMR offers stabling and camping for a minimal fee.
WMR TETRATHLON RALLY OMNIBUS and DETAILS
The Tetrathlon Rally Omnibus and details will be available soon on WMR's website.
Click here to access WMR's website.
QUALIFYING FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
This is a QUALIFYING RALLY for 2026 US Pony Club Championships at the Lexington Horse Park, Lexington, KY.
Click here for more information. There will be a meeting for the qualifiers immediately following awards.
USPC Championships is open to members 10 years of age (as of January 1, 2026), with a minimum D-2 HM certification at the time of the qualifying rally.
Qualifying: Any member who competes in this rally and meets the age and rating requirements (above) may compete in this discipline at the 2026 USPC Championships.
Click here for the USPC Championships competitor eligibility chart.
RULEBOOKS
WMR Tetrathlon Rally will be conducted in accordance with this year's Pony Club Tetrathlon Rulebook and Tetrathlon Newsletter.
Horse Management will be conducted in accordance with this year's Pony Club Horse Management Handbook and Horse Management Newsletter.
Click on the links below to access the rulebooks, newsletters, and the definition of a stable manager.
STALL CARDS/FEED CHARTS
Click on the links below to access stall card and feed chart templates. Competitors may and are encouraged to create their own wonderful stall card and feed chart - just make sure requirement information is included.
Stall Cards and Feed Charts are required for ALL mounted rallies, not just overnight rallies.
SCHEDULE
This is an OUTDOOR rally and will be held RAIN or SHINE! (Remember: sunshine is lovely, but rain means NO BUGS!).
Schedule details will be available here soon.
FOOD, WATER, and CLEAN-UP
There will be food on-site. However, having an abundance of snacks and water at your competitors' tents is strongly encouraged to keep up the energy of those hard-working riders and stable managers.
Water is available onsite for ponies (and horses) but may be far away and require transport via vehicle. We strongly recommend your members bring water for their ponies.
Water will be available for humans in the warm-up area and the neutral zone. We will have cups, please try to bring a reusable bottle to use instead of the disposable cups.
Manure and trash MUST be taken home. Please leave the show grounds as clean or cleaner than you found it.
NEUTRAL ZONE
The Neutral Zone will be designated on rally day. Tents and chairs are recommended for the Neutral Zone (in addition to the tents and chairs that clubs and centers should bring for rally competitors).
In the event the Neutral Zone is not close to the riding rings, we may allow tents and chairs near the rings if logistics allow. Please check with rally officials the morning of the rally before setting up any items near the rings. Remember: this will not be considered a neutral zone (just a fandamonium zone!).
CONTACT
For more information or if you have any questions, please contact the Tetrathlon Rally organizers at White Mountain Region.