United States Eventing Association, Area VII

Welcome to
United States Eventing Association
Area VII
Oregon, Washington, Montana, Idaho and Alaska

The following divisions will be awarded
Champion, Reserve Champion, and Ribbons to 5th place.

Junior Beginner Novice
Senior Beginner Novice
Junior Novice
Senior Novice
Junior Training
Senior Training
Preliminary
Young Riders Preliminary
Intermediate
Advanced

The following awards will be place at Champion and Reserve Champion:

Horse of the Year
Rider of the Year

In the case of Tie award points, the tie breaks will be as follows:

Most wins in Area VII
Most top three placings in Area VII
Most top five placings n Area VII
Number of starters in each competition.

Young Rider and Adult Rider Programs have a separate awards program

Point Distribution for Area VII Year-end Awards

	Beg. Novice	Novice	Training	Preliminary	Intermediate
1st Place	2.5 points	5 points	7.5 points	10 points	12.5 points
2nd	2 points	4 points	6 points	8 points	10 points
3rd	1.5 points	3 points	4.5 points	6 points	7.5 points
4th	1 point	2 points	3 points	4 points	5 points
5th	0.5 point	1 point	1.5 point	2 points	2.5 points

Beg. Novice/ Novice/ Training Divisions

< 15 starters ½ points
>= 15 but < 25 starters Full points
>= 25 starters 1 ½ points

Preliminary / Young Riders Divisions

< 10 starters ½ points
>= 10 but <= 20 starters Full points
> 20 starters 1 ½ points

Intermediate Divisions

< 10 starters ½ points
>= 10 but <= 20 starters Full points
> 20 starters 1 ½ points

Championships at all Levels are Double points regardless of number of starters.
A published list of all horses with points will be available at the Annual Meeting.
Horse and Rider must have current USEA membership within Area VII.
Points are earned for Area VII events ONLY.

Last updated in 2008