DRESSAGE PROCEDURES MANUAL - Equestrian Queensland

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SECTION 14 - DRAW 14 DRAW 14.1 The number of competitors per competition up to an including Prix St Georges has been increased to 35. Where this number is exceeded the competition must be divided or a reserve list established. 14.2 A timed draw must be prepared for the event with each competitor's time for each competition indicated. The test sheets indicate approximate draw time per test. 14.3 OCs should not change horses in a draw unless extenuating circumstances necessitate such a change. 14.4 Where a competitor enters two horses in the same competition there needs to be at least 45 minutes between rides in EFA level competitions and at least 1 hour between rides in FEI level competitions. The draw is to be strictly adhered to and riders with two horses entered in the same competition must not swap them. 14.5 Where a competitor enters the same horse in two or more competitions there needs to be a break of at least 45 minutes, if possible, between the rides in EFA level competitions and at least 1 hour between rides in FEI level competitions. 14.6 The draw must be posted to each competitor and judge prior to the event to give ample time for competitors and judges to notify the organisers if there is a conflict of interest. The names of the judges for each competition should be listed on the draw. 14.7 Where there is a conflict of interest between the competitor and the judge it is the organisers responsibility to arrange for another judge to judge the competition. The competitor is not able to ride H/C nor should the competitor be required to scratch from the competition. 14.8 Note: Remember to place breaks for the day's draw for morning and afternoon tea (10 minutes) and for lunch (3/4 to 1 hour). Judges and writers cannot keep going indefinitely, nor can scorers, and all need time to relax from their concentration. ORDER OF THE CONDUCT OF COMPETITIONS 14.9 OCs must schedule the conduct of competitions in such a way that the requirements of 14.4 and 14.5 can be adhered to. 14.10 FEI level competitions should not be conducted consecutively especially when there are only a few (and often the same) competitors in each. Interspersing FEI level competitions with an EFA level competition is one way to allow enough time for riders. Dressage <strong>Queensland</strong> – Procedures Manual – October 2008 21
SECTION 15 – JUDGES SHEETS 15 JUDGES SHEETS One test sheet per judge per rider will be needed, with some spare copies for the judges e.g. for a Preliminary competition with 35 riders and two judges you will need 78 copies of that test. The Official EFA tests must be used for Official and Associate competitions. These can be downloaded from the website – www.equestrian.org.au and copied. Dressage <strong>Queensland</strong> – Procedures Manual – October 2008 22
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