CLEARVIEW PERFORMANCE HORSES

TWO DAY WINTER SERIES COMPETITION

Organised by: Dressage Tasmania Northern Zone
Date: 12^th & 13^th September 2026
Venue: Woodend Equestrian Centre, Motor Rd, Deviot
Entries Close: Sunday 30th August 2026

Tests Offered: 

Club Restricted & Participant: All Abilities Tests (Preparatory/Preliminary), Protocol Test, Preparatory, Preliminary & Novice
Official (incl ponies): Preliminary to FEI (dependant on judge availability)
Para Classes

Horses may compete in max 3 classes per day.

Yards – will be allocated depending on day assistance provided. If you would like a yard, please email [email protected] if you wish to go on the wait list.

Dressage Tasmania Membership Discount: Current Dressage Tasmania Members are entitled to a $10 / class discount.

General enquiries: [email protected]

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Club Restricted / Participant Classes: Rider must be a current Competitor member of either Dressage Tasmania (rider) or Equestrian Australia (Participant).

Official Classes: Rider must be a current member of Equestrian Australia and the horse must hold a current Performance Licence. Ponies must also hold a current height certificate.

Protocol Test: please state the test you wish to ride as part of your entry. Comments and scores will be provided on a hard copy test sheet. Overall score will not be calculated.

All Abilities Tests: Riders must be a current member of Dressage Tasmania or Equestrian Australia.

ALL ABILITIES CLASSES

Is designed to encourage riders who may find standard dressage classes too challenging in a competition environment. This may include:

• Riders who require more support that the current competitive structure allows.
• Riders who may be eligible for Para or Virtus classification but do not wish to undertake the process at this time.

Tests Offered:

1. Preparatory Tests – Riders may choose to walk the entire test or walk and trot movements, if preferred.

Additional Allowances:

The horse may be led for safety, provided:

• The rider maintains control of the reins
• The lead is attached to a well fitted halter, not the bit
• The rider supplies their own leader (eg family or coach)

A caller may be used – the caller may not coach but can provide more direction than is permitted under standard EA rules.

2. Preliminary Tests

• Horses must not be led
• Riders may elect to trot any canter movements
• A caller may be used – the caller may not coach but can provide more direction than is permitted under standard EA rules.