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Jan 31, 2017
2017 Final Exam for USEF Licensed Eventing Officials to be Held at Richland Park Horse Trials
Due to an event cancellation, the location of the USEF Licensed Officials Final Examination has been relocated to the Richland Park Horse Trials in Richland, Mich. August 24-27, 2017 and is open to all prospective “r”, “R”, “S” Eventing Judges, Technical Delegates, and Cross-Country Course Designers.
What: All Levels Final Examination
Who: Prospective “r”, “R”, “S” Eventing Judges, Technical Delegates, and Cross-Country Course Designers
Where: Richland Park Horse Trials, Richland, Mich.
When: August 24-27, 2017
Only participants who have met the USEF licensing requirements are eligible to attend the final examination. Registration and payment must be received by July 24, 2017.
Click here for the Registration Form.
The USEA Training Programs for Eventing Officials (TPEO) also hosts educational programs throughout the year which are open to both prospective eventing officials and auditors who wish to learn more. If you have dreams of becoming a licensed official, find the 2017 TPEO schedule below:
2017 Training Program for Eventing Officials Schedule:
- Dressage Session I | Jan 16-19, 2017 | Tucalota Creek Ranch, Temecula, Ca.
- B&C / Course Designer Training Program | March 3-5, 2017 | Sporting Days at Aiken HT, Aiken, S.C.
- Dressage Session II | May 15-16, 2017 | Tucalota Creek Ranch, Temecula, Ca.
If you are interested in becoming a “r” Eventing Licensed Official, here’s where you should start: Eventing Judge | Eventing TD | Eventing Course Designer
The USEF is responsible for the licensing; the USEA provides the training programs to fulfill the licensing requirements. Should you have any questions on any of the licensing documents, please direct them to: [email protected].
For more information about the USEA Training Programs for Eventing Officials, please contact Nancy Knight; [email protected] 703-669-9997.
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