#BCEVENTING

How to get involved in the sport of eventing!!

Announcement: Horse Trials BC is now BCEA

Spectators

ALL EVENTS IN BC WELCOME SPECTATORS!

Come and watch the grace and elegance of the dressage phase, the athleticism and precision of the show jumping and the thrill of cross country. To find which events you’d like to visit, check out the BCEA Calendar, which is a complete list of all Equestrian Canada recognized competitions in the province.

    A few things to keep in mind when you visit an event:

    • Events in BC are free to watch for the public. Come and cheer the riders on! (Find out more about scoring here!)
    • Some events may have a printed program and a course map so you can follow along with each rider. When you arrive, head to the show office to pick up. If a program is not available, you can still follow along by going online to StartBoxscoring.com and finding the rider list.
    • Most events allow dogs, but all must be kept leashed at all times and under a watchful eye. Loose or barking dogs can create very dangerous situations.
    • Horses have the right of way at all times and riders are focussed on their task so be sure to stay out of the way. Sudden movements may startle the horse.
    • Outside assistance is not allowed for the competitors while they are in the ring or on course so cheer them on, but don’t offer any advice. They could be eliminated.
    • Most events have food for available for purchase, but also feel free to bring a picnic and enjoy the day.

      Volunteers

      IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR VOLUNTEERS 

      Events cannot run without our amazing volunteers! Just about any age or experience level can find a job to do and be part of the event. If you have never volunteered, don’t let that discourage you – you will be trained for your task at the event. Some positions do require more experience than others but the volunteer coordinator at each event will be very grateful for your offer to help and will find something suitable for you. Find a list of our BC events and contacts on the BCEA Calendar and the venue locations on the Event Locations page.
      Please contact the event organizer or volunteer coordinator well ahead of time to offer your support.

       

      Our neighbours to the south at the US Eventing Association have put together a comprehensive description of the various volunteer roles at most events. Here is the link:

      → USEA Descriptions

      BCEA Enhancement Fund

      Section Under Construction

      Click here for more info on how to make additional donations to the BCEA Enhancement Fund.

      Become Volunteer or Sponsor

      If you have questions or require more information on becoming a volunteer/sponsor or donating, please contact the chair of BCEA Funding and Enhancement committee at [email protected]

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