Important CET Medal National Final Rules Changes

Please be advised that the following sections of the Equestrian Canada (EC) Rules have been amended through the Extraordinary Rule Amendment (ERA) process, effective immediately:

Section G: Hunter, Jumper, Equitation and Hack

Noteworthy updates and changes are outlined below.

SECTION G: HUNTER, JUMPER, EQUITATION AND HACK

Under Article G1113, the qualification process for the CET Medal National Final has been amended to include the method by which the top sixteen riders are selected should any region not have four qualified entries. In the event that a qualified rider cannot compete, the next placed rider from the Regional Final Top 6 Ride-Off will be accepted. Should any region not have four qualified entries, the next qualified rider from the National Rankings will be accepted, up to 16 riders total. To be eligible for the National Final, riders must have competed in a Regional Final.

View the amendment summary here.

View the complete rule book, Section G: Hunter, Jumper, Equitation and Hack

For more information on the EC Rules, visit www.equestrian.ca/programs-services/rules.

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