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And the countdown begins…
For one of the most exciting competitions in
Reining History, the 2010 World Equestrian Games, September 25-30,
2010. (www.alltechfeigames.com)
In order to compete in this prestigious event
Canadian riders must qualify through the participation in CRI
competitions and then proceed to the prestigious WEG Finals. For
those still vying for a chance to partake in the finals there will
be two CRI’s held in Cochrane, AB, April 24th & April 25th (there
will also be a Young Rider Class on April 24th). In addition there
will be a $25,000 Open 1/CRI/USEF at the 2010 NRBC that Canadian
Riders can participate in.
For a complete list of scheduled FEI events
please visit
http://search.fei.org/Search_Centre/Calendar/Pages/Search.aspx
The Canada Cup Finals will be held in Chilliwack,
BC July 15 to July 18, 2010 in conjunction with the WCRA’s fantastic
West Coast Classic Show. Please visit
http://www.wcra.info/index.htm for more information on the WEG
Finals.
For more information on what is required to
qualify please visit Equine Canada
HERE.
Please note all queries
should be directed to >>
Equine Canada.
World Equestrian Games,
Lexington, KY; September 25-October 10, 2010
The World Equestrian Games are comprised of the world championships
for eight equestrian sports. The Games are held every four years,
two years prior to the Olympic Games, and are governed by the
Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI).
The very first World Equestrian Games were held
in Stockholm in 1990. Six disciplines were involved--Jumping,
Dressage, Eventing, Driving, Endurance and Vaulting. In 1994 the
city of The Hague in the Netherlands hosted the Games. After a late
cancellation of the Games that were to be held in Dublin, Ireland,
Rome stepped forward to host the 1998 Games on one year's notice.
All disciplines except the Endurance were held and beautifully
executed considering the very short preparation time. The Endurance
was held in Dubai that year. The next Games were held in Jerez de
Frontera, Spain in 2002 and included all six disciplines and Reining
for the first time. Following that the Games went to Aachen
2006, again with seven disciplines, and were a fabulous success. In
2010 the games leave Europe for the first time and come to the
United States to the Kentucky Horse Park where, for the first time,
Para Dressage, the newest FEI Discipline will be competed together
with the other seven.
Qualification criteria for the World Equestrian
Games is now available :
CLICK
HERE.
Please contact Wendy Gayfer, Coordinator,
Non-Olympic FEI Disciplines, 613-248-3433 ext. 125 or 1-866-282-8395,
ac.adanaceniuqe@gninier for more information.
The Canadian Reining Committee
Announces the Selection Criteria for the 2010 North American Junior
and Young Rider Championships
The Canadian Reining Committee (CRC) and the High
Performance subcommittee is pleased to announce that the selection
criteria for 2010 North American Junior and Young Rider
Championships (NAJYRC) has been established for the discipline of
reining.
Riders who are interested in representing Canada at the 2010
Championships will have an opportunity to qualify by competing in
specific Equine Canada classes between August 1, 2009, to June 7,
2010.
Riders who would like to be considered for selection to the 2010
NAJYRC event must declare their interest to Equine Canada by May 15,
2010, in accordance with the selection criteria, which is posted on
the Equine Canada website at
www.equinecanada.ca/reining.
Competition organizers that are interested in hosting a 2010
NAJYRC qualifying class must apply for Equine Canada sanctioning in
advance of their event. Sanctioned qualifying classes must be held
in accordance with the conditions identified in the selection
criteria. Specific details on the sanctioning process are also
posted on the CRC section Equine Canada website.
"We were thrilled with the response last year despite the short
notice, so hopefully with the extended qualifying period the program
will continue to grow," said Wendy Dyer, chef d’équipe of the 2009
NAJYRC Reining Team.
For additional information on the CRC and its programs, including
selection criteria, please visit the Equine Canada website at
www.equinecanada.ca/reining or e-mail
ac.adanaceniuqe@gninier.
About the Canadian Reining Committee
The Canadian Reining Committee is the discipline committee of Equine
Canada that is responsible for overseeing the development and
implementation of Reining programs in Canada. The Canadian Reining
Committee's objective is to foster the growth of Reining and the
pursuit of excellence in the sport at the local, national and
international levels. For additional information, please visit
www.equinecanada.ca/reining.
About Equine Canada
Equine Canada is Canada’s national governing body for equestrianism.
A member-driven, charitable institution, it is the executive branch
of the Canadian Equestrian Team, and the national authority for
equestrian competition; the national voice for recreational riders;
and the national association for equine welfare, breeding, and
industry. Equine Canada is recognized by the Government of Canada,
the International Equestrian Federation (FEI), and the Canadian
Olympic Committee as the national organization representing
equestrian sport and equine interests. For more information about
Equine Canada, please visit
www.equinecanada.ca.
Source : Julie Cull
Canada Hippique
(613) 248-3433 poste 136
ac.adanaceniuqe@llucj
Le Comité canadien de reining procèdera à la sélection des
cavaliers en vue des
Championnats nord-américains pour Juniors et Jeunes Cavaliers de
2010
Le Comité canadien de
reining et son sous-comité de haute performance ont le plaisir
d’annoncer que des critères de sélection ont été établis en vue de
faire participer des cavaliers aux Championnats nord-américains pour
Juniors et Jeunes Cavaliers (CNAJJC).
Les cavaliers intéressés à représenter le Canada lors de
l’édition 2010 des championnats auront l’occasion de se qualifier en
participant aux épreuves de Canada Hippique présentées entre le 1er
août 2009 et le 7 juin 2010.
Aux termes des critères de sélection publiés sur le site Web de
Canada Hippique
www.equinecanada.ca/reining les cavaliers souhaitant
se porter candidats à la sélection pour ces championnats, doivent
déclarer leur intérêt à Canada Hippique avant le 15 mai 2010.
Les organisateurs de concours qui sont intéressés à accueillir
une épreuve de qualification pour l’édition 2010 des CNAJJC, doivent
demander à l’avance l’approbation de Canada Hippique. L’épreuve doit
être présentée selon les conditions précisées dans les critères de
sélection. Les détails sur le processus d’approbation sont publiés
sur le site Web de Canada Hippique.
«L’an dernier, à notre grande satisfaction, nous avons reçu une
bonne réponse à très bref délai. Nous espérons qu’avec une période
de qualification plus longue, le programme continuera sur sa lancée
», a dit la chef d’équipe de l’équipe de reining des CNAJJC de 2009,
Wendy Dyer.
Pour en savoir davantage sur le Comité canadien de reining et ses
programmes, et prendre connaissance des critères de sélection, vous
êtes invités à visiter le site Web de Canada Hippique
www.equinecanada.ca/reining ou transmettre un courriel à l’adresse
suivante :
ac.adanaceniuqe@gninier.
À propos du Comité canadien de reining
Le Comité canadien de reining est le comité de discipline de Canada
Hippique chargé de l’élaboration et la mise en place des programmes
de reining au Canada. Son objectif est de favoriser la croissance du
reining et la poursuite de l’excellence dans le sport aux niveaux
local, national et international. Pour obtenir un complément
d’information, veuillez visiter ce site
www.equinecanada.ca/reining.
À propos de Canada Hippique
Canada Hippique est l’organisme national chapeautant l’hippisme.
Institution caritative axée sur le service aux membres, Canada
Hippique est la division administrative de l’Équipe équestre
canadienne faisant autorité en concours hippique national. Elle est
la voix nationale des cavaliers de loisir, l’association nationale
représentant le bien-être du cheval, l’élevage et l’industrie.
Canada Hippique est reconnue auprès du gouvernement du Canada, de la
Fédération équestre internationale et du Comité olympique canadien
en tant qu’organisme représentant les sports équestres et les
intérêts équins. Pour plus de renseignements sur Canada Hippique,
veuillez visiter le
www.equinecanada.ca.
Source : Julie Cull
Canada Hippique
(613) 248-3433 poste 136
ac.adanaceniuqe@llucj
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