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Need to Know News for the 2021 Competition Season and $8,000 if imported.


this year will take place on Tursday, October 14 and Friday, October 15. According to a U.S. Eventing Association press release, all phases of the 4-Year-Old division will be held on Turs- day, with the 5-Year-Olds competing in dres- sage and conformation on Tursday and the jumping/gallop phase on Friday. Te Dutta Corporation returns as the YEH Championships title sponsor for both champi- onships. To qualify for the East Coast championships, horses must earn a score of 75% or higher at any YEH qualifier during the 2021 season. Cur- rently, there are 13 YEH qualifiers on the Area II schedule, six of which are held in Maryland. Te East Coast championships will accept up to 40 qualified horses in the 4-Year-Old divi- sion and up to 55 horses in the 5-Year-Old di- vision. If entries fill, a waitlist will be made with horses ranked in order of qualifying scores with the highest scoring horses being taken off the waitlist first if spaces open up. In addition to national championship honors,


5-Year-Old competitors will be riding for the Holekamp/Turner YEH Lion d’Angers Grant. Tis grant includes a round-trip flight donated by Te Dutta Corp. to France to compete in the FEI World Young Horse Championship as a seven year old. Te grant winner will also re- ceive $17,500 if the horse is an American-bred


New Interscholastic Eventing League In August 2020, the


US Eventing Associa- tion Board of Governors approved the creation of the USEA Interscholastic Eventing League (IEL).


Te mission of IEL is “to bring together junior riders with a common interest and provide a supportive community through which students can continue to pursue their riding interest.” Te program has already gained in popularity with 13 teams in Area II (which includes Mary- land) signing up within the first month! Teams may be associated with a school, barn, trainer or even a group of friends wanting to form their own team. Each team must have a minimum of three riders to register but teams may scramble with other teams as needed at individual events. Any USEA-recognized event can offer an


IEL Team Challenge. Currently there are nine events in Maryland alone hosting these competitions, and the list keeps growing! Te IEL competitions are held in conjunction with USEA events and teams register ahead of time for additional team awards. Te USEA hopes this program will increase membership as well as educate and engage rid-


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ers in 7th through 12th grades. It also becomes a pathway into the USEA’s Intercollegiate Eventing program, which has been running since 2014 for college teams. For more information on how to join a team and rules for the league, see useventing.com.


New Young Jumper Championships Te US Hunter Jumper Association has an- nounced that the new USHJA Young Jumper Championships is set to begin with the 2021 season. Te finale will be held at the Traverse City Fall Horse Show on September 8-12 in Michigan and will hold separate championships for 4- through 8-year-old horses. Prize money will be given through 15th place for each age group with bonus prize money offered for U.S. breeders and American-bred horses. Four-year-old horses do not have to qualify


ahead of time, however they must meet the eli- gibility requirements listed at ushja.org. Five-, six- and seven-year-old horses qualify through USHJA Young Jumper Championships Quali- fying classes at USEF-licensed competitions. Eight-year-old horses qualify with one clear round in classes at 1.30 meter or higher held at USEF-licensed competitions. Te qualifying period ends August 15. For more details and a qualifying competition schedule, see ushja.org.


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