When is the eventing season

This is also the season of playing tag with your coach and trainer, squeezing lessons in while their horse trailer is parked at the barn, being re-packed for the next weekend by the working student horde. Convention: This is the deep fall after all the ribbons are packed away and you have time to find your makeup and get your hair done.

This is where we basically talk to each other without helmets on or being on the back of a horse. Red on right, white on left, insanity in the middle. Stable View. Success Equestrian. Saddle Up and Read. You start to wonder whether the schedules in the back of the British Eventing magazine are really suitable bedtime reading. You find yourself at British Showjumping shows, looking oddly out of place.

Ditto British Dressage Shows. You start to see pictures of event horses on holiday on Instagram rather than competition shots. You find yourself taking an unprecedented interest in eventing in Australia, New Zealand and anywhere else where the season is still continuing. Here are just a few that you. The eventing season runs from March to October, with competitions from introductory level through to those performing at the highest international level.

Competing with British Eventing is enjoyable, exhilarating and rewarding. Whether you are just starting out or are an experienced competitor our sport engages all ages and has competition opportunities for all levels. We have a number of flexible membership options to to suit all needs, from Day Pass membership to Full membership to Supporter Membership.

And if you want to get closer to the sport as a spectator or volunteer, British Eventing hosts events across the country in some of Britain's most stunning locations. Training with British Eventing is a great way to access courses with BE Accredited coaches at competitive prices. Open to everyone involved in BE events, from riders and coaches to officials and volunteers, our schedule of high quality courses is delivered locally by accredited trainers.

Courses cover everything from dressage test riding, securing a clear show jumping round and cross country schooling, to two day camps and try eventing taster days. There are courses to help with specific areas of eventing such as training for ditches and corners, and unmounted courses including the Masterclass series, sports psychology and rider fitness.

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