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DRESSAGE PEI 2021 PRIZE LIST
EC DRESSAGE GOLD AND BRONZE COMPETITION
DRESSAGE PEI SUMMER GOLD and BRONZE SHOW # 1
JULY 24 and 25, CRAPAUD AGRIPLEX, CRAPAUD, PE
Judge: John MacPherson, ON; Steward: Gail Veinot, NS
DRESSAGE PEI SUMMER GOLD and BRONZE SHOW # 2
August 21 and 22, CRAPAUD AGRIPLEX, CRAPAUD, PE
Judge: Joan Macartney, ON; Steward: Dawn Brown, NB
Dressage PEI competitions will be subject to COVID rules in effect at the time of the show. Rules regarding
travel from out of province will also depend on restrictions in place.
See the following websites for information on the “PEI Pass”:
Atlantic Canadians can now apply for the PEI Pass | Government of Prince Edward Island
Apply for a PEI Pass | Government of Prince Edward Island
These Dressage PEI Competitions are sanctioned as Gold and Bronze Competitions by Equestrian Canada, 11
Hines Rd, Suite 201 Ottawa, Ontario K2K 2X1 and are governed by the rules of Equestrian Canada (EC). Every
class offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications of the current rules of EC and will be held and
judged in accordance with the EC Rule Book.
THE EQUESTRIAN CANADA STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES
Equestrian Canada (EC), the national equestrian federation of Canada, supports adherence to humane
treatment of horses in all activities under its jurisdiction.
EC is committed to:
• Upholding the welfare of the horses, regardless of value, as a primary consideration in all activities;
• Requiring that horses be treated with kindness, respect and the compassion that they deserve, and that they
never be subjected to mistreatment;
• Ensuring that owners, trainers and exhibitors or their agents use responsible care in the handling, treatment
and transportation of their horses as well as horses placed in their care for any purpose;
• Providing for the continuous well-being of horses by encouraging routine inspection and consultation with
health care professionals and competition officials to achieve the highest possible standards of nutrition,
health, comfort and safety as a matter of standard operating procedure;
• Continuing to support scientific studies on equine health and welfare;
• Requiring owners, trainers and exhibitors to know and follow their sanctioning organization’s rules, and to
work within industry regulations in all equestrian competition;
• Reviewing, revising and developing competition rules and regulations that protect the welfare of the horses.
The standard by which conduct or treatment will be measured is that which a person, informed and
experienced in generally accepted equine training and exhibition procedures, would determine to be neither
cruel, abusive, nor inhumane.Inquires to Show Secretary: Florine Proud, 1405 Kingston Road, Kingston PE C0A 1H3
feproud23@bellaliant.net (902) 626-7915 (cell)
RULES AND CONDITIONS
MEMBERSHIP
1. Current EC Sport Licence is required to be eligible to participate as a rider, owner, lessee, agent or anyone
schooling (EC Rules Article E7.11.12) at National Dressage Competitions. Competitors will require a 2021 EC
Gold Competitive Sport Licence OR a 2021 EC Bronze Competitive Sport Licence. A photocopy of current EC
Sport Licence MUST BE ATTACHED to the ENTRY FORM.
Competitors who do not have a current EC Sport Licence will be obliged to purchase a temporary Sport
Licence which is available for $71.00 each (there is no temporary Sport Licence for Bronze; bronze competitors
must hold a Bronze EC Sport Licence). This fee cannot be applied to a subsequent regular Sport Licence
application. A competitor may purchase as many temporary Sport Licences as required throughout the year. A
parent signing a junior's entry form need not be a Sport Licence holder but must agree to abide by the EC rules
and penalties as contained in the current rule book.
Results achieved while competing with a Temporary Sport Licence may not be used to qualify for year-end
awards, championship competitions, finals or subsequent competitions requiring qualification. (EC Rules
Article A208)
EC HORSE RECORDING
2. For the Gold Show, a valid EC Horse Recording is required and the competitor must have paid the annual
activation fee. Ring numbers will not be issued without presentation of the EC Horse Recording. An exhibitor
unable to present a horse's EC Horse Recording due to awaiting receipt must obtain from EC written
notification the Horse Recording is en route or being processed prior to competing. The horse's name and
Recording number must be clearly written. In case of a forgotten Recording, or if owned by temporary
members, the owner must complete the temporary registration form and pay the temporary registration fee
of $71.00; no points will be accumulated for EC awards.
For the Bronze show, an EC Horse Recording is not required.
VACCINATIONS
3. All horses attending Equestrian Canada sanctioned competitions must have met the requirements of
Equestrian Canada, Section A, General Regulations, Article A519, Vaccinations, as follows:
“All horses attending Equestrian Canada sanctioned competitions must have been administered Equine
Influenza and Equine Herpes Virus (1&4) vaccinations within 6 months (+21 days grace period) before arrival
at the event. No horse shall receive vaccination within 7 days prior to arrival at the event. Horses not in
compliance with this rule may be asked to leave event site at the discretion of Competition Management.
“The frequency of vaccine administration should be as recommended by the vaccine manufacturer or
veterinarian. It is recommended that vaccines be administered by or under the direction of a veterinarian.
Competition management may request supporting documentation confirming a horse’s compliance with
mandatory vaccination requirements.
“In the case of a horse that is unable to receive either of the vaccines, a letter from a veterinarian on official
letterhead must be provided with the entry form, stating the horse cannot be vaccinated due to medicalconcerns. At the discretion of competition management, a log of the horse’s temperature prior to arrival at the event site or during the event can be requested.” Dressage PEI show organizers recommend that your horse have a negative Coggins Test and recent Rhino virus inoculations. In addition, we recommend that your horse be immunized against Strangles. ENTRIES 4. Completed entries are to be sent to the Competition Secretary. All entries must be received no later than the date posted as the deadline for entries. The appropriate dates are listed under each competition. Late entries, if accepted, will be charged $10.00 per horse. Late entries will not be accepted on the day of the competition. The completed entry must supply all information required and payment of fees. 5. Entries may have to be limited. In this case, completed entries will be prioritized initially by Dressage PEI membership and subsequently by the earliest date received. Please note that many classes are small and, consequently, riders with multiple horses may not have much time between rides. 6. All entries must be accompanied by a cheque or money order made out to “Dressage PEI.” E-transfer to show secretary also accepted. 7. No horse may be entered in more than two levels at the same competition and these levels must be consecutive. Sorry, no cross entries between Gold and Bronze. 8. The entry form for all sanctioned competitions shall be signed by the person responsible for the care, training, custody and performance of the horse. The person responsible must hold an EC Sport Licence (A203). A Parent or Guardian must sign the entry form in the case of a junior competitor and may sign as a Person Responsible without holding an EC Sport Licence (A213). FREESTYLE 9. A horse/rider combination may compete in a maximum of two consecutive EC freestyle levels per day. These must correspond to the technical levels at which the horse/rider combination are competing on the same day (E10.6.3). Riders wishing to compete in Freestyle classes are asked to consult the current EC Dressage Rules for class requirements. 10. Freestyle Eligibility (EC Article E 10.6) -- Freestyle eligibility for athletes in Gold and Silver competitions (all EC levels and FEI freestyle levels): A horse/rider combination must have obtained the following prior to competing in a freestyle: a minimum score of 60% in a dressage test at the same technical level, or higher, as the freestyle they wish to enter (e.g. 60% in First or Second Level to compete in the First and/or Second Level Freestyle). The dressage score may have been obtained at an EC Gold/Silver dressage competition prior to the competition or may be obtained at the same competition in which they wish to enter the freestyle. 11. Competitors wishing to compete in the Freestyle classes must deposit a flash drive (jump drive) with their music with the Competition Secretary at least 2 hours prior to the beginning of the class. The music must be on a flash drive (jump drive) - CD’s will not be accepted). Competitors who wish to arrange for their own music to be played are asked to inform the Competition Secretary upon registration. The Competition Committee does not accept responsibility for problems arising through the playing of the music. An opportunity for each competitor to play their music prior to show time will be arranged on each day of the show. HORS CONCOURS (Article E 7.11.11) 12 a. With permission of the organizing committee, horses may be entered hors concours (non-competitive). 12 b. Hors concours entries are not eligible for prizes, placings or awards. 12 c. Such entries must pay the full entry fee and are subject to all EC rules, including having EC horse identification where required.
12 d. A horse may be ridden both as an hors concours entry and a competitive entry at the same competition.
The maximum number of tests ridden, whether competitive or not, is four per day including freestyle.
REFUND POLICY
13. After closing date, refunds of 50% of entry fees (not including Show Organization fee) will be awarded with
veterinarian’s certificate. There are no refunds after the start of the competition. Horse substitution is
allowed.
COMPETITION GUIDELINES
Per Article A801, “Every entry at an EC-sanctioned competition shall constitute an agreement by the person(s)
responsible that the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver or rider, and horse shall be subject
to the EC constitution and all rules of EC and any additional rules set by the competition.”
“It is the responsibility of all individuals participating in any capacity in EC-sanctioned competitions to be
knowledgeable regarding the EC constitution and the applicable rules of EC and the additional rules, if any,
imposed by the competition. Do not participate in this EC sanctioned competition in any capacity if you do not
consent to be bound by the constitution and rules of EC and any additional rules imposed by the competition.”
14. The Rules of the EC recognize 3 categories of competitors (EC Article E 3.4):
CLASS CATEGORY ELIGIBILITY TO COMPETE
Open (O) All competitors (regardless of age and/or amateur/professional status)
Adult Amateur (AA) All athletes who are no longer Juniors under rule 3.4.3 (except as
outlined in 3.4.2) individual Canadian competitors (see 3.4.2 – Amateur
Status)
Junior (J) Open to all athletes until the end of the calendar year in which they reach
the age of 18.
Masters (M) Open to riders 60 years of age and above.
Not rated for EC Awards.
The Amateur category is for athletes over the age of 18 who are not earning remuneration from teaching or
training horses or riders in the horse industry.
• Competitors in FEI-sanctioned competitions must comply with the FEI definition of amateur.
• All persons wishing EC amateur status must complete and sign the amateur declaration, which is on
the sport licence application/renewal form, affirming their eligibility (E 3.4.2).
Masters category / Miscellaneous Class not rated for EC Awards:
The Masters category is an Equestrian Canada (EC) dressage class that provides senior riders, 60 years and
older, the opportunity to participate in a dressage class that is exclusively their own in an environment that
provides a fair playing field for senior riders wherein each will compete against their peers at all levels of skill,
from beginners to advanced.
Details:
• Masters classes are open to riders 60 years of age and above.
• The class will be offered as a Miscellaneous Test of Choice class as per the EC Rules, Section A: General
Regulations, A503 and will include all levels, national to FEI.
• Scores from Masters classes will not count towards EC championships or awards programs.
• Masters riders may also compete in non-Masters dressage classes.
• To facilitate ease of riding, the following accommodations are available in the Masters Test of Choice:
a. Rising trot is optional in all trot work.b. Callers/riders may use headsets (someone, e.g., a steward, can stand beside the caller to ensure no
coaching takes place).
c. Entry bell/whistle can have a secondary indicator (e.g., someone can raise an arm once the bell
rings).
d. Equipment accommodations may include any or all of the following:
i. Looped reins;
ii. Converters on double bridle to create single rein;
iii. Gel or fluffy seat covers;
iv. Two whips.
15. Eligible riders may enter two categories at each level. For example, if eligible, a rider could compete in the
EC First 1 level in both Junior and Open categories. Further, the rider is not required to perform both tests. The
rider can choose to ride one test and, upon payment of the appropriate fee, have the score considered for the
other category. Riders may apply this to each of two levels (but see 7 above), thereby being eligible to ride a
maximum of four tests (including the freestyle) at any given competition. EC Dressage tests will be used at all
competitions.
16. A horse/rider combination may compete in any two consecutive levels and a maximum of four tests per
day, including Freestyle, for Introductory, Training and First levels, and three tests per day including Freestyle
for Second; Third and Fourth levels and all FEI tests. For further details, see Article E 7.11.9.
17. More than one athlete may compete on the same horse, but the horse may not compete against itself and
may not compete in more than four tests or rides per day if the tests are First level or below or three tests per
day at the Second level or above.
18. All tests can be found on the Equestrian Canada website.
19. The total length of the whip (including lash) must not exceed 120 cm. Whips for ponies must not exceed
100 cm in length including lash.
20. A tack check by the official Steward will be done immediately AFTER the rider leaves the ring. It is the
rider’s responsibility to report to the Steward. Failure to report will result in elimination. At EC competitions,
all riders are required to wear approved protective headgear at all times when mounted.
21. Ride times will be available on Dressage PEI Facebook and the Dressage PEI website: dressagepei.com
and posted at the stable. Tentative schedule: First class to start at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday and 8 a.m. on
Sunday.
22. Ribbons will be handed out with tests sheets after each class is complete.
23. Drug Policy - Equine. Any horse entered in any class at a competition subject to the requirement to pay
drug testing fees may, while on the competition grounds and on the recommendation of the chair of the EC
Equine Medication Control Committee or the chair’s appointee, be selected for equine medication control
testing. Drug testing for Bronze competitors is $4.00 while drug testing for Gold competitors is $7.00
24. Lunging (mounted) is not permitted under penalty of elimination. Lunging will not be permitted in the
warm-up ring if another rider is present. (See Section E7.11.12) Riders in the warm-up ring are asked to pass
left to left and to maintain a respectful (1.5m) distance from other riders.
25. Entries will not be allowed to leave and return to the show grounds during the competition.
GENERAL
26. The Competition Committee reserves the right to govern all conditions of the competition and its entries.
27. Crapaud Agriplex and Dressage PEI will not be held responsible for damage, injury or loss to persons,
horses or property of exhibitors or spectators.
28. Any protest/dispute must be made in writing within 48 hours of the holding of the class concerned and
addressed to the Competition Organizing Committee. The written protest/dispute must be accompanied by a
deposit of $100.00, cash or certified cheque. A copy must be sent to Equestrian Canada.29. Any competitor submitting an N.S.F. cheque will be required to pay the full amount plus any bank charges
and $10.00 in cash within 14 days of notification. The competitor will then be required to pay all future
competition fees in cash or by money order for one calendar year.
30. In the case of cancellation, competitors will be notified.
31. All tests will be ridden in 20 metres x 60 metres ring.
32. Competition numbers must be worn and visible in schooling and exercise areas and the competition ring at
all times. Protective head gear must be worn when mounted on show grounds. EC, Article E 4.0.
33. A competition may reserve the right to refuse an entry providing the reason for refusal is clearly stated in
the prize list (A805).
34. To comply with our contract with the Crapaud Agriplex, a daily $15 fee will be charged for overnight
camping (tents or trailers). Fee applies both to trailers hooked to power and/or water and those not hooked
up.
35. Pony: If entered in pony class, pony must have current measurement card. Contact competition if pony
requires measurement; arrangements will be made with the judge to do measurement prior to start of show.
PRECAUTIONS DURING COVID-19:
Responsibilities of Participants:
Reminder: Participants are attending the competition at their own risk. They are liable and must take personal
responsibility for the safety of others and themselves. Participants must comply with all best practices and
guidelines in effect at the competition.
• Complete required competition waivers, checklists and daily attestations.
• Do not share supplies, horse clothing, towels, equipment or tack (including lead shanks, etc.).
• Adhere to physical distancing guidelines.
• Wash and/or sanitize hands frequently.
• Adhere to cough and sneeze etiquette. Participants who begin to cough/sneeze for any reason should
move away from others until coughing/sneezing dissipates.
• Non-medical masks are required to be worn at all times when not mounted.
• Leave the competition venue litter free.
• Leave the venue as soon as possible after their classes have concluded.
• If they become sick within two (2) weeks following a show, contact the show organizer and indicate the
events and dates that they were onsite.
www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/moving-forward-step-3
Organizing Committee:
Ken Mellish, Teresa Mellish, Anna Osinga Bouma, Virginia Cooke, Anne Wallace, Harma Fraser, Judy Harvey,
Dawn Helm, Andrew Kielly, Dawn MacKinley and Florine Proud.ENTRY FEES FOR GOLD and BRONZE COMPETITIONS
The fee for all classes for non-Dressage PEI members (Senior and Junior competitors) is $35 per class.
The fee for all classes for members of Dressage PEI (Senior and Junior competitors) is $30 per class.
Exception: The class fee for DPEI members competing for the first time in a dressage show at the Introductory
Level is $15 per class.
FEE SCHEDULE FOR TRANSFER OF SCORES TO SECOND CATEGORY
(ONLY ONE TEST PERFORMED)
Membership Classes Category Fee
Senior all classes AA/O $10.00
Junior all classes Jr/O $10.00
Non- DPEI member all classes Jr/AA/O $15.00
OTHER FEES
Non-EC Sport Licence Rider and/or Owner
(Both Rider and Owner must have an EC sport license.)
Single Event sport license/competition $71.00.
Show Organization Fee
Show Organization fees help cover judge and steward costs, EC fees and facility rental.)
All Competitors (one fee per entry) $55.00
Tack stall (when available) $25.00
Camp/trailer site (per night) $15.00
Shavings (per bag) $7.00
Drug Fee
Drug Fee for Gold competitors $7.00
Drug fee for Bronze competitors $4.00
Dressage Canada Levy
Dressage Canada levy fee for competitors is $10 per entry. It must be collected by competition organizers and
remitted to Equestrian Canada. Dressage Canada will use it for domestic development with emphasis on
provincial and regional education and/or development programs.
Stabling Fee
All Competitors Per day/night $30.00
NOTE RE DRESSAGE TESTS: The tests are developed by the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) and
the United States Dressage Federation (USDF). The current versions (updated in 2019) are available on the
EC website at www.equestrian.ca/sport/dressage/tests.Dressage PEI SUMMER Gold and Bronze Show # 1
JULY 24 and 25, CRAPAUD AGRIPLEX, CRAPAUD PE
DATE: Saturday and Sunday, July 24 and 25, 2021
VENUE: Crapaud Agriplex, Crapaud, PE
JUDGE: John MacPherson, ON
STEWARD: Gail Veinot, NS
SHOW MANAGER: Ken Mellish (902) 969-7107
SHOW SECRETARY: Florine Proud (902) 626-7915
VET ON CALL: Kensington Veterinary Clinic Ltd. (902) 836-3410
FIRST AID: First Aid personnel will be on site during the show.
STABLING: Stabling is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Show grounds open at noon on Friday.
Security is provided each night from 10 p.m. until 6 a.m. Please book your stall on the entry form for Friday
and Saturday nights only. Please respect stall signs upon arrival. All stall users are asked to clean out their
stalls totally before departure. Stalls are $30 per night. Shavings will be available at cost or competitors may
bring their own bedding (no straw please
DIRECTIONS: (From the Confederation Bridge) - Take route 1A and travel towards Charlottetown. Crapaud is
18 km from the bridge. The Crapaud Agriplex is located on the right just past the Crapaud Fitness Centre. The
stable is behind the Fitness Centre.
TESTS OFFERED during Gold Show:
EC Introductory Tests A, B, C ; EC Training Level 1, 2, 3 (J, AA, O); EC First Level 1, 2, 3 (J, AA, O); EC Second
Level 1, 2, 3 (J, AA, O); EC Third Level 1, 2, 3 (J, AA, O); EC Fourth Level 1, 2, 3 (J, AA, O); FEI Dressage Test for 5
and 6 year old horses; FEI Children; FEI Pony; FEI Junior; FEI Young Riders; FEI Prix St.-Georges (J, AA,O); FEI
Intermediate I (J, AA,O); EC First Level Freestyle; EC Second Level Freestyle; EC Third Level Freestyle; EC Fourth
Level Freestyle; FEI Pony Freestyle; FEI Junior Freestyle; FEI Young Riders Freestyle; FEI Intermediate 1
Freestyle; and EC Para Dressage.
TESTS OFFERED during Bronze Show:
EC Introductory Tests A, B, C; EC Training Level 1, 2, 3 (J, AA, O); EC First Level 1, 2, 3 (J, AA, O); EC Second Level
1, 2, 3 (J, AA, O).
Western Style Dressage Introductory Level A, B, C and D; Basic Level A, B, C and D; Level 1 A, B, C and D.
Miscellaneous, not rated for EC awards. www.westernstyledressage.ca
Entries must be received no later than THURSDAY, JULY 15, 2021. Entries must be sent to: Florine Proud,
1405 Kingston Road, Kingston PE C0A 1H3. E-transfers of fees accepted: feproud23@bellaliant.net.
Ride times will be available on Dressage PEI Facebook and the Dressage PEI website: dressagepei.com
ACCOMMODATIONS: Nearby accommodation is available at:
- The Orient Hotel, Victoria, PEI. For reservations call 1-800-565-6743
- DeSable Motel (8 km from show site) - DeSable, PE. For reservations call (902) 658-2387
FOOD: Restaurant services are available nearby on Saturday and Sunday morning.DRESSAGE PEI Summer Gold and Bronze Show # 1: GOLD ENTRY
Crapaud Agriplex in Crapaud, on Saturday and Sunday, July 24 and 25, 2021
Horse’s Name: ___________________________________________________________________________
Horse Recording /Passport #:_______________________ Age: ____ Sex: ______ Colour: ______________
Height: _______________ Breed: ____________________________________________________________
Was this horse foaled in the Maritimes? _____Yes ______ No
Rider’s Name (Print): ________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth (If Junior): _____________________________________________________________________
Address:__________________________________________________________________________________
Phone #:______________________________ E-mail address: _____________________________________
EC Sport Licence #:______________________ Provincial Insurance / PTSO #:__________________________
Dressage PEI member _____ _____ Amateur ______ ______
Yes No Yes No
Owner (if different) (Print):________________________________________________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________________________________________
Phone #:_________________ EC Sport Licence #:_____________ Provincial Insurance / PTSO #___________
Please circle your choice in each column for the tests that you wish to enter at this show:
SATURDAY, JULY 24
EC Introductory Level Ride - Score A B C JR - AA - O - M Class fee: $_____________
EC Training Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 JR - AA - O – M Class fee: $______________
EC First Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 JR - AA - O - M Class fee: $ ______________
EC Second Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 JR - AA - O - M Class fee: $ ______________
EC Third Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 JR - AA - O - M Class fee: $ ______________
EC Fourth Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 JR - AA - O - M Class fee: $ ______________
Other – July 24 Classes
Please specify Class fee: $ ______________
FREESTYLE – July 24
Please specify Class fee: $ ______________
Note: We will not
accept music on CDsSee next page for
Sunday, July 25
SUNDAY, JULY 25
EC Introductory Level Ride - Score A B C JR - AA - O - M Class fee: $______________
JR - AA - O - M
EC Training Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 Class fee: $ ______________
JR - AA - O - M
EC First Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 Class fee: $ ______________
JR - AA - O - M
EC Second Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 Class fee: $ ______________
JR - AA - O - M
EC Third Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 Class fee: $ ______________
EC Fourth Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 Class fee: $ ______________
OTHER – July 25 Classes
Please specify Class fee: $ ______________
FREESTYLE – July 25
Please specify Class fee: $
Note: We will not accept _______________
music on CDs
Shavings # bags $7 per bag $ ___________
Show Organization Fee $55.00
Drug Test $7.00 $ 72.00
DC Levy $10.00
Temporary EC Sport Per show $71.00 $ ___________
Licence
Stabling $30 per night $ __________
Tack Stall $25 per night $ __________
Camp Site $15 per night $___________
Total: $ ___________
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION FOR ANNOUNCER: To make the show more interesting for spectators, we are asking
competitors to provide information for the announcer about their horses and themselves. Information could include
highlights of their riding careers and information about their horses which would be of interest to spectators.
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________Classification Declaration
“I, declare that I have met the provisions for the Rider Category(ies) submitted with this entry and according to Section
E3.4 of the current EC Rule Book.”
SIGNATURE:______________________________________________________________________________________
Freestyle Declaration
“I, (horse/rider combination) declare that I have achieved a score of 60% in a National Competition Dressage test at the
same technical level as the freestyle that I am entering. Should this information be deemed false, it will be on the onus
of the rider, previously named, to pay any and all fines named by EC.
SIGNATURE: ______________________________________________________________________________________
Person Responsible
I declare that I am the person responsible for the care, training, custody and performance of the horse.
SIGNATURE: _____________________________________ Print Name: ______________________________________
EC Sport Licence # of person responsible :_____________________ Provincial Insurance / PTSO #:________________
Vaccination Declaration
“I hereby certify that every horse listed on this entry form has met the requirements of Article A519,
Vaccinations. See Rules of Equestrian Canada, Section A, General Regulations, Article A519, Vaccinations.”
SIGNATURE of Person Responsible: ___________________________________________________________________
Insurance Declaration
“I hereby certify that every horse and rider, is eligible as entered and agree for myself and my representatives to
be bound by the Constitution and Rules of Equestrian Canada at this competition.
“It is hereby recognized that all equestrian sports involve inherent risk and that no headgear or protective
equipment can protect against all foreseeable injury. I hereby accept this risk and hold harmless the EC, the competition,
their officials, organizers, agents, employees and their representatives.
“The person(s) responsible agrees to the release of any information on the entry form to EC.” (EC Article A802)
SIGNATURE:______________________________ SIGNATURE:____________________________
(owner/agent*) (Parent/guardian, if rider is under 18 years of age)
*A letter of authorization is required from the Owner assigning the Agent.
SIGNATURE of Person Responsible: ___________________________________________________
• “In the event that ___________________________ participates in an Equestrian Canada sanctioned competition
where protective headgear is required for juniors, he/she will wear properly fitted and fastened approved headgear at
all times while riding or driving at the event location. It is understood that juniors not meeting this requirement will not
be allowed to compete at these competitions.” (A905)
SIGNATURE of Parent or Guardian: _________________________________________________
MAIL ENTRIES TO: Florine Proud 1405 Kingston Road Kingston PE C0A 1H3 CLOSING DATE: JULY 15, 2021
CHEQUES PAYABLE TO: DRESSAGE PEI or send e-transfers of fees to feproud23@bellaliant.net
This entry will be considered complete when all required information has been submitted along with entry fee.
Please include photocopies of horse recording, sport licence, PTSO membership and proof of vaccinations.
Please submit ONE entry per horse.DRESSAGE PEI Summer Gold and Bronze Show # 1: BRONZE ENTRY
Crapaud Agriplex in Crapaud, on Saturday and Sunday, July 24 and 25, 2021
Horse’s Name:____________________________________________________________________________
Was this horse foaled in the Maritimes? ____ Yes ____No
Age: ______ Sex:______ Colour:________________________ Height:_________________
Breed: ______________________________________________________________________
Rider’s Name (Print):________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth (If Junior):______________________________________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________________________________________
Phone #:______________________________ E-mail address: ______________________________________
EC Sport Licence #:______________________ Provincial Insurance / PTSO #:___________________________
Dressage PEI member _____ _____ Amateur _____ _____
Yes No Yes No
Owner (if different) (Print):_____________________________________________________________________
Address:____________________________________________________________________________________
Phone #:_________________ EC Sport Licence #:_____________ Provincial Insurance / PTSO #______________
Please circle your choice in each column for the tests that you wish to enter at this show:
SATURDAY, JULY 24 JR - AA - O - M
EC Introductory Level Ride-Score A B C Class fee: $______________
JR - AA - O - M
EC Training Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 Class fee: $ ______________
JR - AA - O - M
EC First Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 Class fee: $ ______________
JR - AA - O - M
EC Second Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 Class fee: $ ______________
Western Dressage JR - AA - O - M
Introductory A B C D Class fee: $ ______________
Western Dressage JR - AA - O - M
Basic Level A B C D Class fee: $ ______________
Western Dressage JR - AA - O - M
Level 1 A B C D Class fee: $ ______________
See next page for
Sunday, JULY 25SUNDAY, JULY 25
EC Introductory Level
Ride - Score A B C JR - AA - O - M Class fee: $______________
EC Training Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 JR - AA - O - M Class fee: $ ______________
EC First Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 JR - AA - O - M Class fee: $ ______________
EC Second Level Ride - Score 1 2 3 JR - AA - O - M Class fee: $ ______________
Western Dressage
Introductory A B C D JR - AA - O - M Class fee: $ ______________
Western Dressage
Basic Level A B C D JR - AA - O - M Class fee: $ ______________
Western Dressage
Level 1 A B C D JR - AA - O - M Class fee: $ ______________
Show Organization Fee $55.00
Drug Test $4.00
DC Levy $10.00 $ 69.00
Shavings # Bags $7 per bag $ ___________
Stabling $30 per night $ ___________
Tack stall $25 per night $___________
Camp site $15 per night $___________
Total: $ ___________
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION FOR ANNOUNCER: to make the show more interesting for spectators, we are asking
competitors to provide information for the announcer about their horses and themselves. Information could include
highlights of their riding careers and information about their horses which would be of interest to spectators.
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______________________________________________________________________________________________Classification Declaration
“I, declare that I have met the provisions for the Rider Category(ies) submitted with this entry and according to
Section E3.4 of the current EC Rule Book.”
SIGNATURE:______________________________________________________________________________
Person Responsible
I declare that I am the person responsible for the care, training, custody and performance of the horse.
SIGNATURE: _____________________________________ Print Name: ______________________________________
EC Sport Licence # of person responsible: ____________________ Provincial Insurance / PTSO #: ________________
Vaccination Declaration
“I hereby certify that every horse listed on this entry form has met the requirements of Article A519,
Vaccinations. See Rules of Equestrian Canada, Section A, General Regulations, Article A519, Vaccinations.”
SIGNATURE of Person Responsible: _____________________________________________________________
Insurance Declaration
“I hereby certify that every horse and rider, is eligible as entered and agree for myself and my representatives to
be bound by the Constitution and Rules of Equestrian Canada at this competition.
“It is hereby recognized that all equestrian sports involve inherent risk and that no helmet or protective
equipment can protect against all foreseeable injury. I hereby accept this risk and hold harmless the EC, the competition,
their officials, organizers, agents, employees and their representatives.
“The person(s) responsible agrees to the release of any information on the entry form to EC.” (EC Article A802)
SIGNATURE: ________________________________ SIGNATURE: ________________________________
(owner/agent*) (Parent/guardian, if rider is under 18 years of age)
*A letter of authorization is required from the Owner assigning the Agent.
SIGNATURE of Person Responsible: ________________________________________________________
• “In the event that ___________________________ participates in an Equestrian Canada sanctioned competition
where protective headgear is required for juniors, he/she will wear properly fitted and fastened approved headgear at
all times while riding or driving at the event location. It is understood that juniors not meeting this requirement will not
be allowed to compete at these competitions.” (A802.6)
SIGNATURE of Parent or Guardian: _________________________________________________
MAIL ENTRIES TO: Florine Proud 1405 Kingston Road Kingston PE C0A 1H3 CLOSING DATE: July 15, 2021
PLEASE MAKE CHEQUES PAYABLE TO: DRESSAGE PEI or send e-transfers of fees to feproud23@bellaliant.net
This entry will be considered complete when all required information has been submitted along with entry fee.
Please include photocopies of sport licence, PTSO membership and proof of vaccinations.
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