BCEA MeMbershipS
JUNIOR
JUNIOR — $65
A Junior is a member who is under 18 years of age as of January 1 of the membership year. Junior members may compete and, if 15 years old as of January 1, may vote at the AGM.
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SENIOR
SENIOR — $70
A Senior is a member who is 18 years of age or older as of January 1 of the membership year. Senior members may compete and vote at the AGM.
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NON-COMPETITIVE SUPPORTING
SUPPORTING — $25
Supporting memberships are non-competitive memberships which have AGM voting rights and may be used for any BCEA clinic (any level). Great for parents and others wanting to support Eventing in BC.
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TEMPORARY
TEMPORARY — $25
Temporary Membership – One per calendar year may be used for one listed Horse Trial registration. EV85, PE77, S69 divisions only (formerly called Entry, Pre-Entry and Starter). Upgrade to full Jr or Sr membership by calling HCBC.
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Announcement: BCEA is now using HorseReg as our registration provider.
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BCEA 2025 Memberships
BCEA memberships are now available through HorseReg. Click on the Join BCEA Today button to go to the registration page.
Some notes: If you are going to be competing, you will need to have your HCBC card saved so that you can upload it. When you register, it will say Incomplete until you go to the Next page and upload your HCBC card.
If you were a BCEA member in 2021 when HCBC was using HorseReg, or if you are a Canadian Pony Club member or a BCHJA member, your profile will already be in HorseReg if you use the same contact email. If you have moved, you can edit the information.
If your are registering several family members, you can click on the Add additonal members when finished the information for the first member.
Payment is by credit card so please have that handy. If it is impossible for you to pay by credit card, please email [email protected] and we will work somethng out.
If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].
Membership Information
MEMBERSHIP TOOLBOX FOR HORSE TRIALS ENTRIES
You need 3 memberships to enter a recognized Horse Trials. The initials in brackets match the correct spot to put your membership numbers on the Eventing entry form.
- Equestrian Canada Sport Licence (EC-SL)– Bronze (EV90 (PreTraining) and lower); Silver (EV100 (Training); Gold (EV110 (Preliminary). Remember to purchase by March 31 each year to avoid the late fee. Note: Horse Owners must also have a Sport Licence at the correct level.
- Horse Council BC (Prov #)– Riders and owners of horses must have current HCBC membership
- BC Eventing (PHTA #)– You can purchase this by clicking on the Join BCEA Today button above. You must have already purchased your Horse Council BC membership and have the card saved and ready to upload. Payment is by credit card, Temporary memberships for one specific event per year will be available closer to the first horse trials of the season.
Additional Information
When you purchase these memberships online, they show up right away and the entry secretaries can see that you have them. Purchasing your memberships online ahead of entering a horse trials will save you and the event organizers a lot of time and headaches.
Remember all riders must have completed a minimum of 2 events at EV90 (Pre Training) level with qualifying scores in order to be able to move up to EV 100 (Training). All must have completed a minimum of 3 events at EV100 (Training) with qualifying results in order to be able to move up to EV110 (Preliminary). See full EC Participation Eligibility table and scroll down to the Horse Trials Participation Policy.
EV100 (Training) and above must complete the Qualifications of Horse and Rider section on the bottom of the entry form. Keep track of your competition scores to make this easier for you.
All horses at Training and above must have a current EC Horse Recording or passport.
Owners of horses competing must have HCBC and EC-SL at the level competing.
Owners of US horses must complete the Affidavit for Foreign Owned Horses and include it with their entry.
US Riders may compete provided they are a member and/or hold a competitive license of their own country’s National Eventing Association and National Equestrian Federation.
Sponsors
We are very grateful for the support of HCBC through an Infrastructure grant to help provide cross country fences for grassroots competitons throughout the province.