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Dressage NSW OC Bulletin
Posted February 2018
Everyone is welcome to subscribe to the OC Bulletin - click HERE for subscription.
Whining about judges on Facebook?
Please make sure your members are reminded how to deal with a Judging problem. The information on how to deal with judging discrepancies is on the DNSW Website.
Young Horses Rule (or Young Horse rules…)
Current (2018) Young horse rules from EA rulebook (Section 5). This information will help both Organising Committees and Riders, however, it is for qualifying tests only and not the commanded tests/championship tests.
2018 Dressage Rule Book Update
Rule changes for Dressage were published on the EA website in October 2017. Changes come into effect from 1 January 2018. EA Dressage tests: Riders/judges note that the current tests will remain for 2018 and new tests will be introduced in 2019.
Posted February 2018
Everyone is welcome to subscribe to the OC Bulletin - click HERE for subscription.
Whining about judges on Facebook?
Please make sure your members are reminded how to deal with a Judging problem. The information on how to deal with judging discrepancies is on the DNSW Website.
Young Horses Rule (or Young Horse rules…)
Current (2018) Young horse rules from EA rulebook (Section 5). This information will help both Organising Committees and Riders, however, it is for qualifying tests only and not the commanded tests/championship tests.
2018 Dressage Rule Book Update
Rule changes for Dressage were published on the EA website in October 2017. Changes come into effect from 1 January 2018. EA Dressage tests: Riders/judges note that the current tests will remain for 2018 and new tests will be introduced in 2019.
How Riders Throw Away Valuable Marks
Posted January 2018
The EA Dressage Judges Committee has compiled a very useful list of common problems. Read rider information HERE.
Posted January 2018
The EA Dressage Judges Committee has compiled a very useful list of common problems. Read rider information HERE.
OC Bulletin - Team Events
Where is your team?
Clubs or even Regions can put together a team from the accepted combinations going to State Champs this year.
To complete the form, click HERE
Entries close 25 August 2017
Where is your team?
Clubs or even Regions can put together a team from the accepted combinations going to State Champs this year.
To complete the form, click HERE
Entries close 25 August 2017
Dressage OC Bulletins
Posted February 2017
Would you like to know what is going on in Dressage NSW? Subscribe to DNSW's OC Bulletin and be in the know. This information is for committee members, riders, judges and volunteers. To receive the bulletin click HERE to subscribe.
Posted February 2017
Would you like to know what is going on in Dressage NSW? Subscribe to DNSW's OC Bulletin and be in the know. This information is for committee members, riders, judges and volunteers. To receive the bulletin click HERE to subscribe.
Helmet Regulations Updated
Posted October 2016
The helmet approved standards list has been updated in the Equestrian Australia (EA) General Regulations as from 19 October 2016.
Current American standard SNELL E2001 and British standard PAS 015 have been added to the list of approved safety standards to offer a wider range of choice for our members.
The new Australian ARB HS 2012 standard has been added to the ongoing and current AS/NZS 3838 Australian standard. This standard has been published by Racing Australia in 2012.
EA’s responsibilities include maximising safety in our sport. That is why from now on, except where Sport Rules allows otherwise, riders and drivers competing in an EA competition, must wear an approved helmet with the chin strap fastened at all times. The same is recommended when riding a horse at any time.
Judy Fasher, Chair of EA says “Equestrian Australia is pleased to have aligned our rules with international standards for riding helmets. The new rules offer variety, combined with the most advanced technology available in the production and design of riding helmets.”
Following the withdrawal of the safety standard EN1384 in Europe during 2014-2015 EA had followed the movement in February 2016 by informing members that the EN1384 standard would not be permitted as of 1 January 2017 and that in addition, the new VG1 was a new approved standard on the list. The year notice gave riders time to purchase new helmets if necessary. See the February 2016 statement HERE.
As per the EA General Regulations, Article 122.2: Dress and Salute, the following will apply:
Except where Sport Rules allows otherwise, riders and drivers competing in an EA competition, must wear an approved helmet with the chin strap fastened at all times. The same is recommended when riding a horse at any time.
Protective headgear must conform with one of the current approved safety standards:
Current Australian standard AS/NZS 3838 (2006 onwards) provided they are SAI Global marked.
New Australian standard ARB HS 2012 provided they are SAI Global marked.
Current American standards ASTM F1163 (2004a or 04a onwards) provided they are SEI marked, or SNELL E2001.
Current British standard PAS 015 (1998 or 2011) provided they are BSI Kitemarked.
Interim European Standard VG1 (01.040: 2014-12) with or without BSI Kitemark.
Posted October 2016
The helmet approved standards list has been updated in the Equestrian Australia (EA) General Regulations as from 19 October 2016.
Current American standard SNELL E2001 and British standard PAS 015 have been added to the list of approved safety standards to offer a wider range of choice for our members.
The new Australian ARB HS 2012 standard has been added to the ongoing and current AS/NZS 3838 Australian standard. This standard has been published by Racing Australia in 2012.
EA’s responsibilities include maximising safety in our sport. That is why from now on, except where Sport Rules allows otherwise, riders and drivers competing in an EA competition, must wear an approved helmet with the chin strap fastened at all times. The same is recommended when riding a horse at any time.
Judy Fasher, Chair of EA says “Equestrian Australia is pleased to have aligned our rules with international standards for riding helmets. The new rules offer variety, combined with the most advanced technology available in the production and design of riding helmets.”
Following the withdrawal of the safety standard EN1384 in Europe during 2014-2015 EA had followed the movement in February 2016 by informing members that the EN1384 standard would not be permitted as of 1 January 2017 and that in addition, the new VG1 was a new approved standard on the list. The year notice gave riders time to purchase new helmets if necessary. See the February 2016 statement HERE.
As per the EA General Regulations, Article 122.2: Dress and Salute, the following will apply:
Except where Sport Rules allows otherwise, riders and drivers competing in an EA competition, must wear an approved helmet with the chin strap fastened at all times. The same is recommended when riding a horse at any time.
Protective headgear must conform with one of the current approved safety standards:
Current Australian standard AS/NZS 3838 (2006 onwards) provided they are SAI Global marked.
New Australian standard ARB HS 2012 provided they are SAI Global marked.
Current American standards ASTM F1163 (2004a or 04a onwards) provided they are SEI marked, or SNELL E2001.
Current British standard PAS 015 (1998 or 2011) provided they are BSI Kitemarked.
Interim European Standard VG1 (01.040: 2014-12) with or without BSI Kitemark.