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2023 R.I.D.E.R.S. Seahorse Bronze & Gold Competition #2
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
As of 2020 the following Rule will be in effect for all equines attending Equestrian Canada (EC) competitions:
ARTICLE A519 VACCINATIONS
All horses attending EC sanctioned competitions must have been administered Equine Influenza and Equine Herpes Virus (1 and 4) vaccinations within six (6) months (+21 days grace period) before arrival at the competition. No horse shall have received vaccination within seven (7) days prior to arrival at the event. Horses not in compliance with this rule may be asked to leave event site at the discretion of competition management.
The frequency of vaccine administration should be as recommended by the vaccine manufacturer or veterinarian. It is recommended that vaccines be administered by or under the direction of a veterinarian. Competition management may request supporting documentation confirming a horse’s compliance with mandatory vaccination requirements.
In the case of a horse that is unable to receive either of the vaccines, a letter must be provided with the entry form from a veterinarian, on official letterhead, stating the equine cannot be vaccinated due to medical concerns. At the discretion of competition management, a log of the horse’s temperature prior to arrival at the event site or during the event can be requested.
Link to Equestrian Canada Important Notice: Amendment of EC Rules
ARTICLE A519 VACCINATIONS
All horses attending EC sanctioned competitions must have been administered Equine Influenza and Equine Herpes Virus (1 and 4) vaccinations within six (6) months (+21 days grace period) before arrival at the competition. No horse shall have received vaccination within seven (7) days prior to arrival at the event. Horses not in compliance with this rule may be asked to leave event site at the discretion of competition management.
The frequency of vaccine administration should be as recommended by the vaccine manufacturer or veterinarian. It is recommended that vaccines be administered by or under the direction of a veterinarian. Competition management may request supporting documentation confirming a horse’s compliance with mandatory vaccination requirements.
In the case of a horse that is unable to receive either of the vaccines, a letter must be provided with the entry form from a veterinarian, on official letterhead, stating the equine cannot be vaccinated due to medical concerns. At the discretion of competition management, a log of the horse’s temperature prior to arrival at the event site or during the event can be requested.
Link to Equestrian Canada Important Notice: Amendment of EC Rules
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Who we are
We are a non-profit and volunteer organization promoting Dressage in Nova Scotia and throughout the Maritimes.
Everyone is welcome to join.
Everyone is welcome to join.
Where we came from
R.I.D.E.R.S. was started by a small group of riders from Nova Scotia's south shore in 2001 and began by putting on some local events. Since then it has grown to include sixty to seventy members from all across the Province.
What we do
We offer competitions, clinics and recreational opportunities to encourage education of horse and rider, and enjoyment of this great sport.
How we do it
We are affiliated with the Equestrian Nova Scotia and Equestrian Canada and are incorporated under the Nova Scotia Societies Act. The revenue from our memberships and events is used to run our shows and clinics.
If you have any questions or concerns, you can reach us by
email at riderssecretary@gmail.com or complete the contact form.
email at riderssecretary@gmail.com or complete the contact form.