www.caledondressage.ca

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Caledon Equestrian Park – 200 Pine Ave, Caledon, ON

Angelstone Tournaments – 8720 Wellington County Rd 50, Erin, ON

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Competition dates:

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June 12, 13, 14 –

Angelstone Tournaments

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July 17, 18, 19 –

Angelstone Tournaments

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August 14, 15, 16 –

Angelstone Tournaments

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September 18, 19, 20 –

Angelstone Tournaments

Photo credit: Olivia Bell

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2026

COMPETITOR HANDBOOK (PRIZELIST)

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Table of contents

Sponsors

Official EC Canada Statement

Contacts

The Equestrian Canada Statement of Principle

General rules

Biosecurity

Entries

Entry fees

Cancellations and refunds

Show details and Coaching

Officials

Bronze classes

Silver classes

Gold classes

Ontario Equestrian Dressage Development Series

Prizes

About Angelstone

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SHOW SPONSORS

Thank you to all of our sponsors that help to make our shows so successful!

JUNE

JULY

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

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RING SPONSORS

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CUSTOM SPONSORS

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CLASS SPONSORS

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COOLER/APPAREL SPONSORS

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PRIZE SPONSORS

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PRIZE SPONSORS

Thank you to all of our sponsors that help to make our shows so successful!

If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please contact

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Official Equestrian Canada Statement

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The Caledon Dressage Bronze competitions are sanctioned as a Bronze competition of Equestrian Canada c/o House of Sport 2451 Riverside Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, K1H 7X7 and is governed by the rules of EC.” (A602.1)

The Caledon Dressage Silver competitions are sanctioned as a Silver competition of Equestrian Canada c/o House of Sport 2451 Riverside Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, K1H 7X7 and is governed by the rules of EC.” (A602.1)

The Caledon Dressage Gold competitions are sanctioned as a Gold competition of Equestrian Canada c/o House of Sport 2451 Riverside Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, K1H 7X7 and is governed by the rules of EC.” (A602.1)

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Per Article A801, every entry at an EC-sanctioned competition shall constitute an agreement by the person responsible that the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver or rider and horse shall be subject to the EC constitution and all rules of EC and any additional rules set by the competition. It is the responsibility of all individuals participating in any capacity in EC sanctioned competitions to be knowledgeable regarding the EC constitution and the applicable rules of EC and the additional rules, if any, imposed by the competition. Do not participate in this EC sanctioned competition in any capacity if you do not consent to be bound by the constitution and rules of EC and any additional rules imposed by the competition. (A602.7)

Every class offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications of the current rules of EC and will be held and judged in accordance with the EC Rule Book. (A602.2)

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The Equestrian Canada �Statement of Principle

EQUESTRIAN CANADA STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES – HORSE WELFARE

1. Equestrian Canada (EC) is committed to fostering a safe and inclusive environment for all participants that is free from Abuse. The purpose of this Policy is to stress the importance of that commitment by educating Individuals and the public about Horse Abuse, outlining how EC will work to prevent Horse Abuse, and how such Abuse or suspected Abuse can be reported to and addressed by EC.

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• EC requires that all Individuals adhere to this Code of Conduct and acknowledge and accept that the welfare of the Horse must always be paramount and must never be subordinated to competitive or commercial influences.

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• Section A Horse Welfare rules apply to all disciplines and all Section Rule Books. Rule exceptions in other Sections that contravene Section A Horse Welfare rules are not permitted and will not be approved.

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• EC is committed to:

a. recognizing Horses as sentient beings, defined by the ability to feel, perceive or experience subjectively. (ie. the animal is not only capable of feeling pain and distress but also can have positive psychological experiences, such as comfort, pleasure or interest that are appropriate to its species, environment and circumstances). To state that animals are sentient accepts that they can experience positive and negative emotions.

b. upholding the welfare of the Horse, regardless of value and performance level, as the primary priority regardless of competitive commitments, expectations, or commercial influences;

c. requiring the Horse to be treated with the highest level of care, compassion, respect, and empathy;

d.requiring that no Horse be subjected to Abuse (ref: Rules of Equestrian Canada, Section A General Regulations, Article A517) or Distress;

e. ensuring that all Individuals accept and implement, at a minimum, the requirements within the National Farm Animal Care Council Equine Code of Practice;

f. ongoing support for scientific studies of animal-based indicators of pain, distress, and/or compromised welfare;

g. increasing education and awareness for the evolution of best management and equine husbandry practices

h. requiring Individuals to know and follow the EC rules and implement industry regulations in all competitions; and,

i. reviewing, revising, and developing competition rules and regulations that protect the welfare of the horse.

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General Rules

1. 2026 Equestrian Canada rules will apply. All exhibitors are responsible for knowing these rules (www.equestrian.ca)
2. Judges and Stewards decisions are final.
3. All athletes, regardless of age or level of competition, must wear properly fitted and fastened safety approved protective headgear at all times when mounted at any EC-sanctioned Dressage competition at the event location.��Protective headgear must be certified under one of the following standards: ASTM (American Society for Testing Materials), or SEI (Safety Equipment Institute, Inc.); BSI/BS EN (British Standards Institution); EN (European Union Standards; AS/NZS (Australian/New Zealand Standards; or CE VG1 01.040 2014-12.��Note: At the tack check which follows the test, the steward may ask the rider to dismount so that the helmet may be inspected for the above approved standards.
4. The Caledon Dressage Association, Angelstone Events and all their volunteers, Officials and employees will not be held responsible for any loss, damage or injury incurred to person, animal, or personal property while on the show grounds.
5. The Caledon Dressage Association reserves the right to refuse entry to any person or horse and to govern all conditions of the show.
6. All Gold, Silver and Bronze protests must be submitted in writing to the show secretary within 48 hours of the completion of the class concerned. A $125.00 cash deposit must accompany the protest and will be forfeited if the protest is not sustained. (EC A1204)
7. For Gold and Silver entries, a valid horse recording number must be provided with the entry to be accepted.
8. Bridle numbers will not be assigned until entries are complete and accepted.
9. It is recommended that horses have a current (within six months) negative coggins test.
10. For Gold and Silver entries, both owner and rider must be members in good standing with EC and PTSO. Proof of EC and PTSO memberships for rider and owner must be submitted with the show entry.
11. For Bronze, Eventing and Western Style Dressage entries, both owner and rider must be members in good standing with EC (Bronze or Higher) and PTSO. Proof of EC and PTSO memberships for rider and owner must be submitted with the show entry.
12. Persons Responsible, competitors and/or owners who hold valid Sport Licenses, but at a lower level than required, may purchase Single Event Sport License Upgrades at the event. The fee for a Single Event Sport License Upgrade is listed in the current EC Schedule of Fees. A Single Event Sport License Upgrade allows the holder:��a) to compete only at the event for which it was purchased; and�b) to accumulate points only at the event for which it was purchased.
13. Sport license upgrades must be purchased through Equestrian Canada online.
14. Competition numbers are assigned by the organizer and must be worn at all times when the horse/pony is outside the stall. Failure to display the assigned competition number will incur a recorded warning for the first offence and, in the case of second or subsequent offences, possible elimination or disqualification at the discretion of the ground jury.   (3.11.2.2)
15. In the event that a rider/horse combination is entered in a multi-sanctioned competition (i.e. Bronze/Gold competition) they will require a separate number for each competition sanctioning level (i.e. number for the Bronze competition and a separate number for the Gold competition etc.) This is to assist the officials in correctly identifying the combination and the competition. (3.11.2.3)

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General Rules�(cont’d)

16. Any horse on the show grounds and not entered in a class must pay the Bronze administration fee plus a fee of $50 plus HST in order to receive a bridle tag number to be worn at all times for identification by the steward. All rules of competition and tack apply to non showing horses. All the same requirements apply as to regular entrants (eg. Proof of OEF membership). Horse Recordings are not required.

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• Any horse entered in any class at this competition may be selected for equine medication control testing while at the event location. (A602.5)

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• 602.6 "Any athlete at an EC competition may be selected for human anti-doping as outline by the Canadian Anti-Doping Program (CDAP) administered by Sport Integrity Canada. Please see GR A Appendix A1 Policy on Human Medications for details

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• Schooling of horses/ponies at EC sanctioned competitions may only be done by EC Sport License holders. The rider must provide the show office with the name and EC sport license number for anyone designated to school their horse in competition designated areas. (E3.11.12 )

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• All horses attending an Equestrian Canada sanctioned competition must have met the requirements of Article A519, Vaccinations. See Rules of Equestrian Canada, Section A, General Regulations, Article A519, Vaccinations. (A602.8) Proof must be provided as part of the required documents to enter the show.

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• All riders must report to the steward immediately following their test for a tack check including any horse eliminated in the competition ring. Failing to report will result in elimination from that class. In the event of Random Tack checks it is the responsibility of the rider to check with the steward if they had been selected. For full information on Tack Checks see Dressage E. 4. 16

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• As per EC General Regulations, Section A ART A517, a noseband must never be used in such a way that they interfere with the horse’s breathing or be tight enough to cause pain or discomfort. Effective January 1, 2026, the following provisions apply at all national competitions regarding permitted noseband tightness: The noseband must be adjusted with sufficient laxity, as determined by an EC approved Measuring Device. The rule applies to all types of nosebands and to both the upper and lower noseband. Please refer to the FEI General and Discipline Specific Protocols for Assessing the Tightness of Nosebands for additional information.

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• All tests (except Western Style Dressage) are available from the 2023 DC Test Booklet or www.equestrian.ca/sport/dressage. The tests being used are the 2023 Equestrian Canada tests. FEI tests are available at Dressage Tests | FEI.��NOTE: In 2023 the USEF Introductory tests replaced the Walk/Trot test

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• Western Style Dressage tests are available at www.westernstyledressage.ca.

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• Para-Equestrian classes will be governed by EC Para rules (Section E Dressage/Para Dressage Rulebook)

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• No mounted riding is permitted in the competition rings or parking area during the show. Please only use marked warm-up areas for mounted riding.

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• No hand-walking is permitted in the competition rings or warm-up areas on show days.

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• Use of cellular devices while mounted is prohibited.

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• Please be advised that failure to comply with the Caledon Dressage rules outlined in this prizelist will result in disqualification and no refunds will be issued.

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• Open-toed shoes are not permitted to be worn by any riders, grooms or handlers, coaches and people calling tests and while on the competition grounds.

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• Western Style Dressage classes, if offered, will be Bronze level classes, and follow the rules of WSDAC (Western Style Dressage Association of Canada). Western Dressage classes will be run as miscellaneous classes. These classes are not rated for EC Awards. All other EC rules such as those pertaining to membership, equine medications control and entry status apply to all local and miscellaneous classes held at a sanctioned competition.

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General Rules

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32. Horses must be washed / hosed in designated areas only.

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33. Dogs MUST be kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet at all times while on the property. Dogs must not be loose in the stabling area and must remain on a leash or in a tack stall for bio safety reasons. There will be a $100 fee for any disruption to competition caused by a loose dog.

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34. Manure must be dumped at designated area. Manure dumping fine: $100.

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35. All parking must be in designated parking area as per competition management. Cars parked in stabling area and on fire lanes will be fined $100 per violation.

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36. Refer to the Caledon Dressage website for any COVID 19 related requirements.

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37. Caledon Dressage reserves the right to amend these rules at their discretion at any time.

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38. Substitutions that change the rider/horse will be accepted on a case-by-case basis and will incur a $25 change fee and any additional fees as required. 

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39. No ground tying in open areas.

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40. No grazing near active rings.

Biosecurity for all competitors

• Stall Labels must be completed for each horse, including the horse name and 24-hour emergency contact information, and place on the horse’s stall door.
• You must check your horse’s temperature twice a day and record it on the Horse Temperature Chart. A normal horse temperature is between 37.2-38.3 C. Any temperature over 38.8 C (102 F) must be reported to the horse show office and/or horse show steward or veterinarian.
• Do not share feed/water containers or buckets between horses and do not use communal water troughs. While filling a bucket, do not let the hose end touch the bucket or the water in a bucket.
• Sharing tack and equipment puts horses at risk and is not recommended. If tack/equipment must be used by multiple horses, be sure to clean/disinfect it between uses by different horses.
• Observe good hygiene around all horses on the grounds, and especially after handling a teammate’s horse prior to touching your horse.
• Wash hands immediately with soap and water, or use disinfectant hand solution after handling horses, especially after contact with the mouth, nose or feces.
• Please use hand sanitizers and indicate the importance of their use to your friends, family and casual visitors.
• All stalls have been cleaned of all manure and bedding. Feel free to sanitize your assigned stall prior to bringing your horse in.
• Do not allow nose-to-nose contact between horses.
• Do not permit your horse to lick or sniff surfaces in common areas. If this does occur, please use a disinfectant wipe on the area.
• If sharing a wheelbarrow, please do not bring it into your horse’s stall. Leave it in the aisle.
• Please dispose of manure in designated areas only. Do not put trash in manure pile.
• If your horse develops a fever or signs of illness, contact the show veterinarian or steward immediately.
• Following the competition, it is recommended that all horses be isolated at their home facility for 21 days prior to reintroduction to other horses. If this is not possible, be sure to observe all horses carefully for 21 days.
• Following the competition, all horses should have temperatures taken twice a day for four days, and be observed for abnormal behavior and signs of cough, nasal discharge, discomfort or lameness.
• In the event that a horse returning home following the horse show becomes sick PLEASE notify the Competition Organizer. This is a precautionary request in the unlikely event of a potentially contagious disease event.

Entries

1. Are accepted on a first come first served basis until all riding times are filled or up to the closing date, whichever comes first. Hors Concours entries may be permitted if space allows at the show committee’s discretion.
2. Entries can only be made online using the Compete Easy software www.competeeasy.com
3. Entries will be limited to meet federal/provincial/territorial, regional and local government COVID restrictions.
4. The office is virtual. EVERYTHING must be done by emailing the office or through www.competeeasy.com
5. Riders are required to bring their own reusable bridle/saddle numbers. A limited number of re-usable numbers will be available for purchase from the organizing committee upon arrival at the security gate.
6. Incomplete entries will not be accepted by the system.
7. Late entries (entries received after the closing date) will be charged a $50 fee and will only be accepted if there is room and the entry is complete.
8. Minor changes may be allowed at the show at the discretion of the show office providing there is no impact to other competitors.
9. Payment will be requested online either by credit card or PayPal only.
10. For classes at Equitation, Rising Stars Equitation, Materiale, Introductory, Training, First, Second levels and all para dressage national tests plus FEI Grade I and II tests and FEI Children, FEI Pony and FEI 4 and 5 year old tests - a rider/horse combination may compete in any 2, but only 2, consecutive levels/divisions and may compete up to a maximum of 3 tests per day including the freestyle. In-hand classes are exempt from this rule. ��For classes at the Third, Fourth and FEI Junior levels plus FEI Grade III, IV, V and FEI 6 and 7 year old tests - a rider/horse combination may compete in any 2, but only 2, consecutive levels/divisions and up to a maximum of 2 tests per day including the freestyle. In-hand classes are exempt from this rule.  Exception: Rider/horse combinations may in addition to the above compete in an Equitation or Rising Stars Equitation class. ��For classes at the FEI Young Rider, FEI Prix St. George, FEI Intermediate I, FEI Intermediate II, FEI Intermediate A, FEI Intermediate B, FEI Grand Prix U25, FEI Grand Prix levels - a rider/horse combination may compete in a maximum of 1 test per day including the freestyle. In-hand classes are exempt from this rule.��Exception: Rider/horse combinations competing in the FEI Young Rider division may compete in an FEI Young Rider Freestyle test in addition to one FEI Young Rider technical test per day as well as Rising Star Equitation.��Note: The maximum test per day restrictions also applies when competitions are running different levels of sanctioning at the same competition i.e. Bronze and Gold competition or Bronze, Silver, Gold competition etc. ��(Please see 2026 Dressage E.3.11.9).
11. Freestyles:
1. See Article eligibility E 10.2 for eligibility to compete in the freestyle
2. Music must be provided via email prior to the show. Only digital copies are acceptable and must be provided electronically.

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Entry Fees

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Cancellations and Refunds

1. Cancellations can be made, with no penalty, up to and including the show closing date.
2. After the show closing date, a vet/doctor certificate is required and 50% of the class entry fees only will be refunded. Stabling and Administration fees are NOT refundable at this time. The vet/doctor certificate, on official letterhead, must be received within 5 business days after the show or the entry fees will be forfeited. Vet/doctor certificates will only be accepted if they pertain to the entered horse/rider.
3. Effective 12:01 a.m. on the Friday the show begins, any scratches will forfeit all entry fees, including administration and stabling fees.
4. Please notify the show secretary of any cancellations, as soon as possible, before and on the day of the show. During the show, please call 519-807-0951 or 519-943-2977 to contact the show secretary.
5. Stabling and administration fees are non-refundable after the closing date.
6. All monies will be fully refunded if the show is cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Show Details�and Coaching

1. Show times will be 8:00am to 5:30pm at the assigned venue – however, the show management reserves the right to adjust these times. Riding times will be available no later than the Thursday prior to the show. Be sure to confirm ride times daily in case of any changes. They will be posted on the Compete Easy app and an updating Excel File will be posted.
2. All classes will be held in a 20x60m all-weather ring. Exclusion: Para and Eventing tests designated for 20x40m
3. Lunging is in the LUNGING RING ONLY. In the event that the lunging area becomes busy, the stewards will monitor and if necessary, set a schedule.
4. Warm Up for competition MUST take place in the designated warm up area for that particular competition ring. The warm up ring will be available to riders 60 minutes prior to test ride time. If additional hacking/walking/warm up is required this must take place prior to the 60 minutes in the designated flatting/schooling area if space allows.
5. Competition rings will be open for supervised schooling on show days at the conclusion of the last class for a maximum of 60 minutes.
6. All riders must wear their competition number and protective headgear with harness correctly fastened while mounted on the property; including within the competition rings as per EC 2026 Rules.
7. Stalls and tack stalls are available from 10am on Thursday to the end of the day Sunday (7:00pm) for a cost of $200.00 plus HST for the weekend. Shavings may be pre-purchased for $12.50 (plus HST) per bag. No stall splitting is permitted.
8. Stalls must be booked in advance. Any unauthorized use of empty stalls will be charged the full $200 plus HST stabling fee. All horses occupying a stall must be pre-booked with the office for security purposes.
9. EACH HORSE STABLED MUST HAVE A STALL CARD WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: Competition #, Horse – SHOW NAME, Rider Name and Telephone, (if the rider is a junior, then provide this info for the person responsible and the list of essential personnel connected to the entry. A template can be found here.

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Coaching

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A 102 SAFE SPORT ENVIRONMENTS

A102.2 Effective 2026, Coach Status is required to engage in coaching activities at EC sanctioned events.

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A 602.9

“When registering for EC sanctioned competitions, athletes must indicate the name � of their coach on the entry form or specify that they are self coached. Coaches from� other countries, must be in good-standing with their home federation and must declare/have proof of insurance . See Rules of Equestrian Canada, Section A, General Regulations, Article 102, Safe Sport Environments.”

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A 802.5 Space must be provided on the entry form for:

k) Name and EC number/USEF number (if applicable) of the athlete’s coach

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Officials

Officials

Bronze Show

Classes

Silver Show

Classes

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Gold Show

Classes

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2026 Dressage Development Series

The Ontario Equestrian Dressage Development Series intends to promote young dressage horses on their competitive pathway through qualifying classes and a season-end Championship.

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Goals:

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1. To develop Canadian horses to be able to compete at an appropriate level for their age
2. To accustom riders and coaches to develop young horses with a steady and well-laid-out schedule over the summer series
3. To offer a final Championship goal

Divisions:

• 4 & 5 year olds / Open / 1st Level Test 1
• 5 & 6 year olds / Open / 2nd Level Test 1
• 6 & 7-year-olds / Open / 3rd Level Test 1
• 7 & 8-year-olds/ Open / 4th Level Test 1
• 8-9 year olds / FEI PSG Test

The classes will have enhanced conditions based on the level (see below for details)

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Details:

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• Competitors must declare their interest in the series before competing to qualify for the Championship: Declaration Form
• An OE membership is required by all exhibitors, owner and rider (if a rider does not own the horse both rider and owner must have an OE membership)
• Competitors must declare their interest in the series before competing to qualify for the Championship
• All classes will be ridden at the Gold level
• 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th levels must be ridden in front of a minimum of one EC senior judge
• PSG will be ridden in front of two judges (one must be a minimum of EC senior)
• Horses and riders wishing to qualify for the Championship must have ridden in at least two of the qualifying competitions
• The highest score from each competition will be used as a qualifier for the Championship
• Horses can do two consecutive levels (assuming they meet the age requirements for each class) as outlined above
• Class options may be offered on each competition day of multi-day shows at the discretion of the show organization
• The Championship class will be held on the Saturday of the designated Championship show
• Horses must produce 65% from at least two qualifying shows to compete in the championship
• Qualified horses that compete in the final Championship are eligible for donated series awards and prize money
• Riders in the Championship classes may not have a caller for the test but can use a whip in the ring
• Classes must offer a warm-up ring.

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RISING STARS EQUITATION PROGRAM - OVERVIEW

Rising Stars Equitation Program – What You Need to Know

The Rising Stars Equitation Program is a national youth dressage initiative designed to help riders improve their equitation, gain confidence in the show ring, and compete in a fun, fair environment. It is open to all riders up to age 25.

Who Can Participate?

• Any rider 25 or under (as of the end of the calendar year).
• Amateurs 18+ may enter separate amateur Rising Stars classes.
• Horses/ponies of any sanctioning level may be used

�Competition Groupings

Riders compete in one of two groups:

Foundation Level

• Introductory
• Training
• First
• Second

Progressive Level

• Third
• Fourth
• FEI

How Judging Works

• Every Rising Stars class uses two judges (during the same test):
• Technical Judge – scores your dressage test normally.
• Equitation Judge – scores your position, seat, and effectiveness of aids using the Rising Stars score sheet.
• Your technical score counts for regular class placings.�Your equitation score is used for Rising Stars awards.

How to Qualify for Championships

• Score 60% or higher on your equitation score.
• You’ll qualify for one of two championships:
• Foundation Championship Ride-Off (Intro–Second)  ***AA has separate class
• Progressive Championship Ride-Off  (Third–FEI) ***AA has separate class

Ride-Off Format

• Group class is judged only on equitation. 
• Riders may be asked to perform simple patterns.
• Champions and Reserves are awarded in each level.
• If a Ride-Off cannot be held, Champions are chosen by the highest equitation scores.

More info and score sheets: risingstarsdressage.com

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RISING STARS EQUITATION PROGRAM - CLASSES

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*Saturday and Sunday - riders enter the regular classes (will not be designated as Rising Star - but scores will be used for Team Scores and still used in conjunction with the Rising Stars class on Friday, for weekend Championships)

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Prizes

Ribbons are provided for 1^st to 6^th place and are self-serve pick up in a designated area.

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Any horse who receives less than 50% of the total points obtainable in a test shall not be eligible for awards, ribbons, prizes or championship titles. (Article E 9.7.9)

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BRONZE ONLY:

• A high-point award will be awarded for the highest English dressage overall score per rider status over all levels
• A high-point award will be awarded for the highest Western dressage overall score per rider status over all levels

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BRONZE, SILVER AND GOLD:

• Caledon Dressage will award an Champion and Reserve Champion per level provided there are 2 or more riders entered at that level for all three tests (not including TOC).
• In levels where classes are divided by rider status, provided there are 2 or more entries at that level and rider status, additional Champion and Reserve will be offered.
• In order to qualify, a rider must compete in all technical tests (TOC classes are not included) at the level taking the best scores from each and averaging them. To be awarded Champion, the combined scores must be over 60%, Reserve Champion 58%.

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Qualifying show divisions will be posted here on the Thursday warm-up day for each show.

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Additional Awards

 Caledon Dressage 8 Awards - awarded when a rider receives �a mark of 8 or above for all 3 rider co-efficients (Rider’s position and seat, Rider’s correct and effective use of the aids, Harmony between rider and horse). The rider must be a Caledon Dressage member in good standing. Only one 8 award per rider per year.

Additional Awards

The following awards will be offered at our shows for 2026:

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Thoroughbred Incentive Program (TIP)

• Prizes offered at each show
• TIP number to be entered into Compete Easy when registering

KWPN

• Available to KWPN horses with a life number from North America or Netherlands (to be entered into Compete Easy when registering)
• Highest score from the weekend will receive a sash and medal

Pony Cup

• Pony Cup and Small Horse classes offered at each show
• Registration for these classes is done through Compete Easy

Hanoverian

• Average of 3 top scores from 3 shows to be provided at the Yearend AGM
• Registration for this award is done through Compete Easy

Canadian Sport Horse?

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About Angelstone Tournaments

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Address: 8720 Wellington County Rd 50, Rockwood, ON N0B 2K0

The Venue

The Angelstone Tournaments Venue is located near the tranquil village of Rockwood, Ontario, located less than a half hour’s drive northwest of Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. Our visitors from the United States can reach the venue through the Buffalo, Detroit and Watertown border crossings.

Since 2010, the venue has grown to become one of North America’s premier Equestrian Show Jumping Tournament sites and is now home to the Caledon Dressage series. Each passing year brings new additions to the property and in 2013, we expanded our All Weather footing in multiple rings, featured in our Main Stadium, ESI Hunter ring, Astalos ring and 3 warm-up rings. A total of 5 competition rings that stand up to both rainstorms and drought conditions means that horses competing at the venue can be guaranteed perfect footing regardless of the seasonal weather.

Expanding our services this year will also mean the introduction of all new stabling for 1000 horses, a new campground for those competitors with trailers who prefer to live on-site during the Tournament.

Spectators and sponsors will appreciate the attention to detail prevalent throughout the venue’s hospitality zones, including décor from award winning designers. The view of the action is second to none. There is no better venue to take in the action of the sport while surrounded by an elite level of personal service and amenities.

We look forward to the opportunity of welcoming you to the venue.

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For information about Angelstone Tournaments, please visit www.angelstone.ca

2026 Angelstone Show Grounds

Directions to Angelstone

From Guelph:

• Head southeast on Wyndham St N toward Carden St
• Continue onto ON-7
• At the roundabout, continue straight to stay on ON-7
• Turn right onto Main St S/ON-7
• Turn left onto Harris St (signs for County Road 50/Harris Street)
• Continue onto Wellington County Rd 50
• Destination will be on the left

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From Orangeville:

• Head west on Broadway toward 2^nd St
• Turn left onto John St
• Turn right onto Townline
• Turn right onto Caledon East Garafraxa Rd/Townline
• Continue onto Orangeville Caledon Townline
• Continue onto Caledon East Garafraxa Townline
• Orangeville Caledon Townline turns slightly left and becomes Winston Churchill Blvd
• Turn right onto Wellington 22
• Turn left onto Second Line
• Contineue onto Wellington 125
• Turn right onto Wellington County Rd 50
• Destination will be on the right

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Lodging

ON-SITE CAMPGROUND

A limited number of Camper spaces are available at Angelstone show ground. This area is not furnished with picnic tables, washrooms or showers. Tents and open fires are not permitted.

• Services: 30AMP permanent power & Water
• Availability: 92 spots / first come first serve basis

http://angelstone.ca/tournaments/accommodations/camper-space-reservation-silver-dressage/

RULES & REGULATIONS (Terms and Conditions)

• Check-in time is after 12:00 pm on Thursday and Check-out time is before 11:00 am on Monday.
• Registered name must be displayed on dashboards or window.
• AST Sanitation (pump out) schedule: Monday & Thursday (grey & black) – serviced by: Campbell’s Sanitation (519-822-1521)
• FIRE & GREY WATER BAN: $1,000 FINE(from city) will be billed to your account for any open fires and grey water. No open fires are allowed in campgrounds. No dumping of grey water! Keep yourself and others safe and happy. Campsites must be kept clean and tidy at all times.
• We recommend that all campers travel with 40ft extension cords.

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Host Hotel:

Best Western Milton

161 Chisholm Dr, Milton, ON L9T 4A6

Hotel Front Desk: (905) 875-3818

Please contact the hotel directly and request the Caledon Dressage rate

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Other Accommodations:

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