National Hunter/Jumper and Course Design Officials Clinics

Equine Canada is offering several educational clinics to hunter and jumper officials and course designers for a chance to upgrade, maintain or receive their certification.

Clinics are open to any individual interested in pursuing and maintaining official certification, and also to anyone interested in learning more about hunter, jumper, course design or even their roles at competitions.

These clinics will offer exciting opportunities to work with highly qualified and experienced Canadian hunter and jumper judges Randy Roy and Marjorie Dennis, and hunter and jumper course designers Chris Brandt and Evie Frisque.

All of the following clinics will be held in conjunction with Equine Canada’s annual convention being held March 25-29 at the Crowne Plaza Gatineau-Ottawa. Click HERE for more information about the convention and full schedule.

Jumper Clinic

Clinician – Marjorie Dennis, FEI 3* Jumper Judge

March 26, 2015 | 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Equine Canada Member: $185, Non-Equine Canada Member: $235

Click HERE for more information and for registration.

A written exam will be emailed to all registered participants by March 2 and they will be required to bring their completed exam to the clinic. As this clinic is offered in English, the French exam will only be distributed upon request.

Hunter, Hack and Hunt Seat Equitation Clinic

Clinician – Randy Roy, EC Senior Hunter Judge

March 27, 2015 | 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Equine Canada Member: $185, Non-Equine Canada Member: $235

Click HERE for more information and for registration.

Register for the Jumper and Hunter, Hack and Hunt Seat Equitation clinics and receive an Equine Canada member discount rate of $285.

Hunter/Jumper Course Design Clinic

Clinicians – Chris Brandt, FEI 2* Course Designer; Evie Frisque, FEI 1* Course Designer

Mar. 28-29, 2015 | 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Equine Canada Member: $285, Non-Equine Canada Member: $385

Click HERE for more information and for registration.

All clinics are subject to cancellation should there be insufficient registrants.