What are the disciplines in 3 Day eventing?

Eventing could be described as an “equestrian triathlon.” It involves working with a horse both on the flat and over fences. The three phases are dressage, cross-country, and show jumping.

Is steeplechase included in three day eventing?

Three day events are now offered in the classic format, with endurance day, or short-format, with no steeplechase (phase B) or roads and tracks (phases A and C).

Can you use a schooling whip for jumping?

Show Jumping Athletes are allowed to use a dressage whip when working on the flat. They are not allowed to carry one that is weighted down at the end at any time or carry one that is more than 75 centimetres in length.

Are whips allowed in dressage?

No whip of any kind may be carried whilst competing in the dressage test. One whip only, no longer than 120cm including lash, may be carried when riding on the flat at any other time. One whip only, no longer than 75cm and not weighted, may be carried when jumping any obstacle .

Is cross-country a three day eventing?

“Horse Trials” present the core of the Three-Day Event — Dressage, Cross-Country and Show Jumping — usually taking place over one or two days.

How long can a show jumping whip be?

1. The maximum length of the “Whip” is 70cm and must be no less than 45cm. 2. There must be no “binding” within 17 centimetres of the end of the “Pad”.

When should you use a whip on a horse?

A whip is almost a necessity when you drive your horse. A long driving or buggy whip allows you to cue the horse on its haunches since, of course, it’s impossible to cue it with your hands, legs, or any other natural aid but your voice. Again, the whip is only used to tap the horse.

Can you ride with a whip BD?

Allowing riders to carry whips in premier league classes but eliminating those who do so in championships is among the rule changes due to be brought in by British Dressage (BD) for next season.