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Ties
Ties will be broken with the score from the preliminary demonstration ride.
USEF rules for Dressage (see USEF Subchapter DR120 and DR121) and Western Dressage (see USEF Subchapter WD-5) will be in effect. Junior Trainers must wear an ASTM-approved helmet.
Eventing
Attire and Equipment
Preliminary Test Format
Horses will perform all three phases of eventing, similarly to a traditional one-day horse trial. Show jumping and cross-country courses will be offered at Beginner Novice and Novice options. Trainers must choose their desired height with their Final Entry Form and will jump both courses at the same height. Options and bonus fences on cross-country are no longer available. Training level courses are no longer available.
Dressage
All horses will perform USEF 2018 Novice Test B in a small arena (see Appendix for test copy).
Show Jumping
All horses will be judged over a course set at dimensions for United States Eventing Association (USEA) Beginner Novice (2’7” maximum), Novice (2’11” maximum).
Cross-Country
All horses will be judged over a cross-country course of approximately twelve obstacles which are likely to include water, ditches, and banks. Two tracks will be offered, one up to max Beginner Novice dimensions (2’7”) and the other up to max Novice (2’11”).
Team horses must be presented by at least two and up to three Trainers, one for each phase. One Trainer will present the horse in the Finale.
Finale Format
The five top-scoring horses will compete for additional points in the Finale, jumping a course that includes show jumps and cross-country portables in the Covered Arena. Trainers will choose their jump height at the Finale briefing the night before. Portables will not exceed Beginner Novice height.
Team Format
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