High-Performance Program
Announcement: Horse Trials BC is now BCEA
What is High Performance?
High-performance, in the context of this BCEA committee and its goals, is defined as:
- Rider has completed a minimum of 3 Preliminary HT with MER and has declared they are aiming for minimum FEI CCI2-S or Intermediate horse trials; or
- Currently competing at a minimum of either Intermediate horse trials or FEI CCI2-S; or
- Rider has previously competed at minimum FEI CCI2-L or Intermediate horse trials and is bringing along a horse going at least Training level.
There is no age-limit to the high-performance definition, other than the minimum ages required by the rules to compete at each level, as young and adult riders alike can benefit from education opportunities.
Goals:
- To promote and support knowledge and excellence of BC-based riders competing at the Preliminary level and above in the sport of eventing.
- To identify BC-based high-performance riders and to communicate with them regularly.
- To organize activities that further the education of identified riders, with the aim of a minimum of one HTBC-organized activity per year.
- At all times the HPC’s actions will be based on the principles of HTBC, the safety and welfare of the horse and rider, inclusivity and equality.
- To assist in and help fundraise for our HP riders to get to qualifying events and/ or mandatory training camps, clinics, etc.
High Performance Clinic/Camp Listings
- TBA – Check back soon for listings
High Performance Clinic (Date TBA)
Check back soon for details on upcoming clinic schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
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