How many points do you need to qualify for zones in IEA?
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How many points do you need to qualify for zones in IEA?
Each rider is allowed to compete in a maximum of 5 shows per season. Hunt Seat riders in Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 11 need 18 points to qualify for Regionals and riders in Zones 6 ,7, 8, 9, and 10 need 15 points. Western riders need 15 points to qualify for Regionals.
How do IEA team points work?
Points are tracked for individual rider accomplishments AND for overall, team accomplishments. Individuals and teams earn points to qualify for regional, zone and national finals. Teams take turns hosting horse shows throughout the season. New teams are NOT required to host any shows.
How can I win IEA flat class?
Equitation on the Flat–Tips for Improving Your Performance
- Get noticed.
- Use the quarter line when riding down the side in front of the judge.
- Be aware of the horses around you and stay out of trouble.
- Learn to pass correctly.
- Learn to feel your diagonals and leads.
- Practice your sitting trot every time you ride.
How are points awarded in IEA?
At each show, the rider gets points towards regional finals for every ribbon they earn. In Zone 1 during the 2018-2019 season, a rider needs 18 points to qualify for regional finals. If they get these required points, they are able to advance to regionals.
What is Interscholastic Equestrian Association?
Interscholastic Equestrian Association – IEA A non-profit organization offers its members the opportunity to participate in team and individual equestrian competition in the disciplines of hunt seat, western horsemanship, reining, and dressage, all without the requirement of horse ownership.
What are equitation judges looking for?
It is judged solely on the ability of the rider to show his or her horse. Thus, the communication between horse and rider through subtle cues and aids should not be obvious. Equitation is judged on the rider and her/his effect on the horse wile executing a pattern.
How many points is 1st in IEA?
In Zone 1 during the 2018-2019 season, a rider needs 18 points to qualify for regional finals. If they get these required points, they are able to advance to regionals. But if a rider receives 21 points or more, the rider points out and is required to move up to the next level for the following year.
What is IEA Nationals?
Muzzy Family/MZ Farms IEA National Finals TRAVEL GRANT The purpose of the Muzzy Family/MZ Farms IEA Nationals Travel Grant is to assist qualified riders who demonstrate financial need with up to $2000 in grant money to assist them in attending IEA National Finals.
How can I do well in IEA?
6 Pieces of Advice for Competing at IEA Nationals
- Practice as much as you can on all the minor issues you have been facing all year.
- First impressions are everything.
- Confidence, have the right frame of mind.
- Ride what you’ve been given.
- Relax and remember that this is supposed to be fun.
What do equitation judges look for?
How do equitation judges score a round?
A score of 55 is given automatically for breaking stride (trotting on course). A score of 50 is usually given for adding a stride in a combination. A score of 50 is given for loss of an iron or rein in an equitation class. A score of 45 is usually given for a rail down in the hunters division.
What is a good score in equitation?
70-79: Good pattern execution and average equitation but lacking the adequate style and professional presentation to merit elevating to the next scoring range. A very good rider who commits a minor fault. 60-69: Fair pattern that lacks quickness or precision.
