Junior Rider (J): An athlete is eligible to compete as a Junior Rider from the beginning of the calendar year in which he reaches the age of 14 until the end of the calendar year in which he reaches the age of 18.

Horses must be four years or older to compete.

Junior Riders: 17 years of age and under. Senior Riders: 18 years of age and over.

Competitors shall compete as Young Riders from the beginning of the calendar year in which they reach the age of 16 until the end of the calendar year in which they reach the age of 21. 4. HORSES. Eventing Competitions are open to stallions, mares or geldings.

four-star level

Five-star. What it involves: The top level of eventing is five-star. The dressage test includes half-pass, multiple flying changes and much more. The maximum height of the showjumping is 1.30m and the cross-country is up to 1.20m and are both of ultimate technicality.

Intermediate: Jump Height: 3’9″. The Intermediate level is an examination of increasing technical difficulty, preparing competitors and horses for international Three-Star events. Advanced: Jump Height: 3’11”. The Advanced level is the highest national level of horse trials.

Height:-0.78m : -Max Width at base:-1.0m Max Width at top:-0.90m. The Jumping Test – The Jumping course should be inviting and straight forward. The course shall include a variety of straight and spread obstacles with true ground lines. Combinations are not recommended.

Five Star: The 5 star is a very high standard of horsemanship and management which can only be attained through hard work and a professional attitude towards long term goal settings for both horse and rider.

are approximate): Pre-Entry Entry (equitable to USEA Beginner Novice) Pre-Training (equitable to USEA Novice): XC: fences maximum height 0.91 m ditch 1.50 m drops 1.10 m; Stadium fences: 0.96m. Training: XC: fences maximum height 1.00 m ditch 1.80 m drops 1.40 m; Stadium fences: 1.05 m.

How high do Olympic horses jump? The Olympics pit the world’s best athletes against each other every four years and includes the best equine athletes in dressage, eventing, and showjumping. In Olympic showjumping competitions, the fences’ height is 1.6 meters (5.2 feet) and has a maximum width of 2 meters (6.5 feet).

The Novice BE Eventing Level Heights at this level are 1.15m in the showjumping and 1.10 in the cross country. The novice level has an open section for horses that have too many points to compete in the restricted section.

Show Jumping Dress Code

• – A riding hat that meets safety requirements.
• – A fitted riding jacket.
• – A formal, white shirt.
• – Light coloured jodhpurs.
• – Traditional style boots.
• – Optional gloves and body protectors. Correct Equestrian Wear.

Show jumping Traditionally tailored jackets are worn, in darker colours (black, navy, green, brown, burgundy, grey or red), but there is a modern trend towards the use of lighter colours. Only white or pastel coloured shirts with white collars and ties or hunting stocks are allowed.

The answer is any as long as it is muted & conservative. So thats a yes to grey, navy, black or tweed!

Unless the show is very casual, half chaps are not appropriate. Of course, boots should be polished. Learn how to spit polish and make sure all other clothing is clean and pressed. For the horse, an English bridle and saddle are appropriate, and as you advance in levels, you will want a dressage saddle.

Half chaps are worn on a rider’s lower leg for support and protection. They function to prevent chafing and rubbing caused by stirrup leathers and help keep the rider’s breeches from riding up or twisting.