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Eventing

Official U.S. Combined Training Association description of eventing.
Eventing consists of 3 days of tests for horse and rider beginning with:
Day 1 - Dressage:
Day 2 - Endurance/Cross-Country:
The endurance test proves the speed, endurance and jumping ability of the horse. His training and conditioning really come into play here. It also allows the rider to demonstrate her ability and knowledge in using the horse correctly to maintain its soundness while still maintaining a fast pace. The endurance test includes roads and tracks, steeplechase and cross country. Each of the three phases of day two must be completed in a set time.
Day 3 - Show Jumping:
On day three horses undergo a veterinary check before they can compete. If they pass they take part in the show jumping phase. A series of fences in the show ring must be completed before the 3 day event is over. This final part tests the stamina and recovery ability of the horse after the dressage and cross country phases.
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Eventing Links
Official U.S. Combined Training Association
U.S. Event Horse
Canadian Eventing News
Eventing In Ireland
The first day consists of the horse and rider completing the menage in an enclosed arena. The movements are complicated and designed to show the horse's precision, smoothness, suppleness and obedience to the bit and rider's legs. The horse and rider should appear to be performing in complete unison and harmony with no resistance on teh horse's part.