NLEA Provincial Officials
NLEA Sanctioned Officials may Judge or Steward a NLEA Sanctioned Terra Nova Series competition. Our goal is to recruit and sustain our provincial level of sport with well-trained local Officials.
Provincial Foundations Officials Program with Equine Guelph
We are happy to announce our collaboration with Equine Guelph for our Provincial Foundations Program!
This course will be self-paced and there is a full year granted to complete this 25 – 30 hour prerequisite training to work towards becoming a Foundations Judge. Candidates will be learning the responsibilities of Judges at the grass-root levels, in order to officiate for multi-disciplined or general performance provincial shows.
As role models, Foundation Judges create a safe environment for equine sport at local shows, upholding rules, ensuring fair play, and equine welfare. Whether judging objective or subjective classes, entry level judges can help build sport and long-term athletes.
Foundation judges will encounter multiple breeds and athletes from various walks of life including: the novice, those preparing to move up the levels and the more mature athlete that is active for life. The online program will help future judges or current discipline-specific judges in focusing on the essence of each class and introduce the tools to judge a variety of classes with consistency. Topics include Western Performance, Western Speed Division, Showmanship, Flat, Hunter, Jumper, Equitation over Fences, Dressage and Pleasure Driving.
Visit Equine Guelph to register!
This course will be self-paced and there is a full year granted to complete this 25 – 30 hour prerequisite training to work towards becoming a Foundations Judge. Candidates will be learning the responsibilities of Judges at the grass-root levels, in order to officiate for multi-disciplined or general performance provincial shows.
As role models, Foundation Judges create a safe environment for equine sport at local shows, upholding rules, ensuring fair play, and equine welfare. Whether judging objective or subjective classes, entry level judges can help build sport and long-term athletes.
Foundation judges will encounter multiple breeds and athletes from various walks of life including: the novice, those preparing to move up the levels and the more mature athlete that is active for life. The online program will help future judges or current discipline-specific judges in focusing on the essence of each class and introduce the tools to judge a variety of classes with consistency. Topics include Western Performance, Western Speed Division, Showmanship, Flat, Hunter, Jumper, Equitation over Fences, Dressage and Pleasure Driving.
Visit Equine Guelph to register!
There are further requirements to become a NLEA Provincial Official that are currently under review - please stay tuned for an update in the coming months!
How to Become an EC Official
From Judges to Stewards to Course Designers, EC Officials are instrumental to competitions; ensuring participants can enjoy a safe, fair and fun equestrian sport.
EC certifies the following general types of Officials:
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EC certifies the following general types of Officials:
- Course Designers
- Equine Medication Control Technicians
- Judges
- Stewards
- Technical Delegates
- Para-Equestrian Classifiers
- Veterinarians
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