2015 LTED Jumping Program Outline march 8

2015
NBEA LTED – Jumping Team
The NBEA piloted a Long-Term Equestrian Development (LTED) Program in
2011. This program’s goal is to encourage riders to train with competition
coaches. Technical skill development and education, in addition to the Rider
Level requirements, prepare each rider for the competition ring. This year, in
New Brunswick, more than 20 EC sanctioned competitions are planned for the
2015 show season.
The New Brunswick Equestrian Association continues to support certified
coaching and competitor training for competition in all disciplines.
The Canadian Interprovincial Equestrian Championship (CIEC) was introduced in
2010. This competition, developed by the Provinces, provides an opportunity
for athletes to compete as members of a Provincial Team at a National
Championship competition. Participation in the CIEC has enriched NBEA’s
provincially funded sport profile in several areas previously not supported. This
has resulted in increased provincial sport funding for NBEA sport. Discipline
teams have the opportunity to participate in Team Training Camps, Team Try
Outs and Team Trials, ultimately allowing them opportunity to advance to a
provincial team competing in a nationally sanctioned competition.
In 2015, the NBEA’s focus is on identifying and developing athletes interested
in qualifying for the CIEC in the Dressage and Jumping disciplines. Selected
athletes will train and compete under the direction of the LTED coaches. Teams
representing New Brunswick at the Canadian Interprovincial Equestrian
Championship will travel to Ottawa and compete from September 25-27, 2015.
Riders registering for the LTED program in 2015 will do so with the intention of
competing at the CIEC. If selected for their respective team, riders must train in
preparation for the competition with the team coach and compete in the CIEC.
Riders who are not available for team selection or competition are not
eligible for participation in the LTED program.
LTED Target Team Size: 6
Target Level: 1.10m – 1.20m Jumpers. Rider competing in 1.0m at first show
may submit declaration if their intention is to move up to 1.10m at second
show.
Team Coach: Valerie Phelan, Level 2 Coach
Team Declaration: $30 non-refundable, due with completed application form
May 18th, 2015
Participants Requirements:
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Junior and Senior Riders eligible
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NBEA Member
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EC Gold Member and Equine Canada horse passport
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Minimum English Rider 6
Program Schedule:
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All those interested are expected to compete at Geary Hill Stables
Equestrian Challenge #1 May 23-24th, Geary Hill Stables Equestrian
Challenge #2 June 13-14, Foshay South Jumper Show July 4th. Riders may
also use one Nova Scotia Show: Restless Pines May 9-10, Windsor Spring
May 16-17.
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Riders will show in 1.10m at these 3 NB competitions. If unable to go to
these 3, there are 2 Nova Scotia dates that they could use. If team coach
is not present, they must provide video of themselves competing in
1.10m jumper classes.
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By mid-July, based on results and performance, we will invite 6 riders –
minimum of 2 juniors, 2 seniors – to join the LTED Jumper Team.
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Riders who have been selected will train in July, August and September
training camps, and attend competitions in Nova Scotia and Quebec in
August/September.
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CIEC team of 4 riders (2 juniors and 2 seniors) will be named from the
LTED team riders in early September.
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CIEC will be held September 23rd – 27th in Ottawa, ON
Funding to Participants:
1. Riders will participate in 3 2-day training camps at no cost.
2. Riders will receive $300 reimbursement for travel to Nova Scotia
competition – Coveside Classic Aug. 26-31
3. Riders will receive $500 reimbursement for travel to Quebec competition
–Concours Hippique du Parc Ete in Blainville – Aug. 12-16 or Concours
Hippique de Levis in Quebec City Sept. 3-6.
All other participation costs and travel expenses are the responsibility of the
rider. Riders must have reliable transportation arrangements for themselves
and their horse.
Team Meeting: Riders and Team Coach will meet at the first horse show (May
23rd) to discuss training and competition schedule and answer any questions re:
team participation.