Dates
Jumping Training Day – Saturday 21^st January
Dressage Training Day – Sunday 22^nd January
Jumping Competition Day – Saturday 28^th January
Dressage Competition Day – Sunday 29^th January

Training Days

The Training Days allow horse and rider combinations to complete a jumping round or dressage test in a simulated competition environment without the pressure of actually competing. There will be draws for both events to ensure classes run on time and are completed before the heat.

At the Jumping Training Day, riders will complete a full show jumping course but will not be timed or receive placings. The course will contain a variety of styles of show jumps and fill to expose horses to new or 'scary' situations. Riders are welcome to attempt jumps multiple times if their horse refuses.

At the Dressage Training Day, riders will complete a dressage test in front of a nationally accredited dressage judge. The judge will score their test as normal and provide the rider with their completed test sheet and verbal feedback upon conclusion of their test.

Competitions Days

Both the Jumping Competition and Dressage Competition will be run as official competitions with the respective EA discipline rules being observed. There will be draws for both events to ensure classes run on time and are completed before the heat. Ribbons will be awarded to 6th place.

Interschool Junior/Youth Series

School-age riders can use their results from the Summer Series for the Interschool Junior/Youth Series Leaderboard. Results from the Jumping Training Day will not count, however results from the Dressage Training Day, Jumping Competition Day and Dressage Competition Day can be used.

PRICES – JUMPING TRAINING DAY

Entry Fee - $15.00 per round
First Aid Fee - $12.00 per rider
Helper Fee - $12.00 per horse
Jumping Levy - $2.50 per round, max $15.00 per rider
SEC Levy - $5.00 per horse

CONDTIONS OF ENTRY – JUMPING TRAINING DAY

• No entries on the day. Entries will be capped due to the possibility of hot weather conditions.

• Maximum of 3 rounds per horse. Horses can ride the same height multiple times, or ride across consecutive heights.

• Riders must be current Participant or Competitor members of Equestrian Western Australia to participate.

• Please note that there are no helper duties for this event. All Helper Fees are put towards the payment of reliable paid helpers. If you would like to become a helper at this event please email rhiannon.bealey@equestrianwa.org.au.

• Appropriate approved equipment for both horse and rider must be worn at all times when either mounted or handling a horse. EA rules still apply. This includes the use of approved bridles, saddles, helmets, boots and gloves. Neat, tidy dress must be worn. No brightly colored jodhpurs or sleeveless shirts are permitted.

• The draw will be released on this page and emailed to competitors the week of the event. Riders are expected to adhere to the riding order.

• Scratchings received before the close of entries will get a full refund of all monies paid. Scratchings received after close of entries will receive not be refunded unless a vet or medical certificate is presented.

• Welfare of the horse is paramount. Prepare yourself and your horse for hot weather. We recommend competitors familiarise themselves with the EA Hot Weather Policy.