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CISM REGULATIONS
FOR EQUESTRIAN SPORTING EVENTS
2021
TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE 4 1- FOREWORD 4 1.1- Aim 5 1.2- Abbreviations 5 2- GENERAL GUIDELINES 5 2.1- Events 5 2.2- How to Apply for Hosting a CISM equestrian sport event 5 2.2.1- Eligibility and procedures 5 2.2.2- Calendars 5 2.2.3- Schedule 5 3- COMPOSITION OF A MISSION 5 4- ATTENDANCE OF CEC MEMBERS 6 5- COMPETENT AUTHORITIES 6 6- COMPETITION MANAGEMENT 6 6.1- Participants 6 6.2- Duties of the participants 6 6.2.1- Meeting 6 6.2.2- Flag and anthem 6 6.2.3- Disqualification 6 6.2.4- Horses 6 7- AWARDS 6 7.1-Individual 6 7.2-Team 6 8- ANTI- DOPING CONTROL 7 8.1- Human riders 7 8.1.1- Doping Control 7 8.1.2- Athletes Rights and Obligations 7 8.1.2.1- Rights 7 8.1.2.2 – Obligations 7 8.2- Horses 7 8.3 -Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) 7 9- GENERAL PROGRAM OF STAY 8 10- ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 8 11- EQUESTRIAN SPORT EVENTS 8 11.1- World Games / World Equestrian Championships 8 11.2- Continental Equestrian Championships 8 11.3- Regional Equestrian Championships 8 11.4- Equestrian Tournament 8 11.5- Equestrian Bilateral Competition 8 ANNEX 1 CISM EQUESTRIAN RULES FOR SHOW JUMPING 9 1- COMPOSITION OF A MISSION 9 2- COMPETITION SCHEDULE 9 3- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 9 3.1- Training Session 9 3.2- Competition Regulations 9 3.2.1- Day 1 9 3.2.2- Day 2 9 3.2.3- Day 3 10 4- CLASSIFICATION 10 5-OFFICIALS 10
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ANNEX 2 CISM EQUESTRIAN RULES FOR DRESSAGE 11
1- COMPOSITION OF A MISSION 11
2- COMPETITION SCHEDULE 11
3- TECHNICAL CONDITIONS 11
3.1- Dress 11
3.2- Training Session 11
3.3- Competition Regulations 11
3.3.1- Starting order 11
3.3.2- Dressage Team 11
3.3.3- Dressage Individual 11
4- CLASSIFICATION 11
4.1-Team Classification 11
4.2- Individual Classification 12
5-OFFICIALS 12
ANNEX 3 CISM EQUESTRIAN RULES FOR EVENTING 13
1- COMPOSITION OF A MISSION 13
2- COMPETITION SCHEDULE 13
3- TECHNICAL CONDITIONS 13
3.1- Dressage Test 13
3.2- Cross-Country 14
4- EXAMINATIONS AND HORSE INSPECTIONS 14
5- PRACTICE OBSTACLES 14
5.1- Cross Country Practice Obstacles 14
5.2- Jumping Practice Obstacles 15
6- SCORING 15
7- CLASSIFICATION 15
7.1- Final Individual Classification 15
7.2- Final Team Classification 15
7.3- Disqualification or Elimination 15
8- OFFICIALS 16
ANNEX 4 CISM EQUESTRIAN RULES FOR ENDURANCE 17
1- COMPOSITION OF MISSION 17
2- COMPETITION SCHEDULE 17
3- TECHNICAL CONDITIONS 17
4- CLASSIFICATION 18
4.1- Endurance Individual event 18
4.2- Endurance Team event 18
5- OFFICIALS 19
ANNEX 5 COMPETITIONS WITH BORROWED HORSES 20
ANNEX 6 DRAW AND ALLOCATION OF HORSES 21
1-IDENTIFICATION CONTROL OF HORSES 21
2- DRAW FOR STARTING ORDER 21
3- ALLOCATION OF HORSES 21
ANNEX 7 CERTIFICATE OF CAPABILITY 22
CISM REGULATIONS
FOR EQUESTRIAN SPORTING EVENTS
PREFACE 1 - FOREWORD
Equestrian sport is the only sport where two athletes (rider These regulations contain the basic rules for the organization
and horse) compete together to triumph. This duo makes of an Equestrian Sports Event of the International Military
the logistics of the equestrian games a heavy task to put Sports Council (CISM).
in place by the organizing country and by the participating
nations. The equestrians competitions are reserved for military riders
exclusively and follow the objectives of offering an adequate
Moreover, for each sporting discipline equestrian breeds of opportunity to all those riders that try hard to acquire and
horses are specialized. keep a good technical level.
Thus, the health and welfare of the horse must prevail The four disciplines of the Fédération Equestre Internationale
before, during and after the organization of an equestrian (F.E.I.) are part of the championship: Jumping, Eventing,
sporting event. Dressage and Endurance.
It is in this spirit that the CISM equestrian sports committee All the equestrian disciplines shall be run according to:
has always favored the use of horses from the host country - The CISM statutes;
in order to reduce the financial and health costs of the - The CISM regulations;
equestrian sports event for the organizing country as well - The CISM Equestrian Committee regulations;
as for the participating countries. - The FEI rules and regulations.
Equestrian competitions shall comply with the latest rules
of the Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) and the
Equestrian Regulations of the International Military Sports
Council (CISM).
In case of any discrepancies:
- For general discrepancies, CISM regulations shall prevail.
- For technical discrepancies, both FEI and CISM regulations
shall be considered.
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1.1- AIM
Help CISM member nations to organize world, continental, regional,
tournament and bilateral equestrian sporting events.
1.2- ABBREVIATIONS
CEC - CISM Equestrian Committee
CMC - Continental Military Championship
FEI- Fédération Equestre Internationale
GA - General Assembly
HC - Host Country
OC - Organizing Committee
OCR - Official CISM Representative
PCEC - President of CISM Equestrian Committee
RMC - Regional Military Championship
SG - Secretary General
WADA - World Anti Doping Agency
WMC - World Military Championship
WMG - World Military Games
2 - GENERAL GUIDELINES
2.1- EVENTS 2.2.2- CALENDARS
The rules of the four of equestrian sport events are detailed Delegations that want to organize a CISM equestrian sport
in the annex rules: event must pay attention to the CISM and FEI calendars.
• Show Jumping;
• Eventing; For practical reasons, the host Delegation has to define the
• Dressage; exact dates (arrival, opening ceremony, competitions days,
• Endurance. closing ceremony and departure) and inform the CISM HQ
until the General Assembly of the year before of the CISM
The regulations for each discipline listed in the Annex, is to WMC.
guide and assist the host country organizing committee.
Any changes to these regulations cannot be done only The OC, in close coordination with their National Federation
after consultation and approval of the President of CISM of the Host Country, must ensure that the Military World
Equestrian Committee. Events in equestrian discipline is included into the FEI
calendar. Once this formal procedure is completed, in
2.2- HOW TO APPLY FOR HOSTING A principle, none changes will be allowed.
CISM EQUESTRIAN SPORT EVENT
The OC (Director of each event) must inform the FEI who
will give guidance to have the competition entered into FEI
2.2.1- ELIGIBILIT Y AND PROCEDURES online calendar.
• Only active CISM member nations may organize CISM The procedure must be carried out by National Federation,
equestrian sport event; the only body that has an official accreditation to enter
the competition. The related fees will be identified by the
• There is no specific time of the year to apply for hosting national federation of the host country.
a CISM equestrian sport event but for Championship, this
should be done preferably at the General Assembly. 2.2.3- SCHEDULE (SEE CISM
GUIDANCE TO ORGANIZERS)
• Delegations must consult the PCEC before the applying for
hosting a Championship.
• After consulting the PCEC, the Chief of Delegation will 3 - COMPOSITION
officially notify the Secretary General the intention of
hosting the event, with copy to the concerned PCEC. The OF A MISSION
Application File, properly filled, must be enclosed in this
document.
See Annex rules for each discipline events.
• In case of occurring problems that impede a Delegation of
conducting a pre- assigned WMC, the SG must be
immediately informed. 5
- Participants will observe the rules of good behavior.
- Team managers must provide the OC with a Certificate of
Capability. This Certificate of Capability includes a record of
participation in official national/ international competitions
(see Annex 7).
- Riders can compete in more than one discipline.
6.2- DUTIES OF THE
PARTICIPANTS
4 - ATTENDANCE OF CEC 6.2.1- MEETING
MEMBERS It will be conduct in accordance to CISM regulations.
6.2.2- FLAG AND ANTHEM
The OC will accept the President and the CEC members as
additional mission members (see CISM reg. 7.22.c.). Each mission brings his national flag (dimensions: 1.0 m x
1.5 m for a 6 m flag pole) and its national anthem (on CD/
The OC will accept the PCEC and the members of the CEC USB drive) for use during the championship.
as additional mission members. CEC members are invited
officially and may be included as extra members of their 6.2.3- DISQUALIFICATION
Country’s mission, if participating in the competition.
Failure to observe the rules of good behavior or to practice
safe riding may lead to a warning or a disqualification of a
5 - COMPETENT competitor or a team in one or more events.
AUTHORITIES 6.2.4- HO RS ES
In order to increase the number of participating nations,
The official CISM representative represents CISM at a the organizing committee can provide, without any charge,
WMEC and chairs the Jury of Appeal and the anti-doping adequate horses for competitors.
commission.
The borrowed horses will be drawn at the presence of all
chiefs of mission. The borrowed horses must wear their
6 - COMPETITION usual bit and bridle which must not be changed.
MANAGEMENT However, in case horses are borrowed, some functions
will not be present and accommodated under the OC
responsibility.
6.1- PARTICIPANTS
- Only military qualified riders on military active duty are 7 - AWARDS
allowed to take part at this event. It is not accepted that
personnel is reincorporated only to allow them to participate
at the championship; 7.1-INDIVIDUAL
- Each country is represented by team or individual riders. For each day of competition there will be a classification and
In the team competition, the team will be composed by 3 an individual prize/ trophy for the first 3 riders; at the end of
riders. the three days, medals will be awarded to the first 3 riders
Only in WMG, a nation which cannot send a full team may (gold, silver and bronze).
enter one or two individual riders.
7.2-TEA M
- There is no discrimination in male or female participation
nor military rank and age. Female participation is At the end of the three days, medals will be awarded to each
recommended. member of the first three teams (gold, silver and bronze).
- Participants must be familiar with the present rules; A participation certificate will be presented to all participating
this includes also the chief of mission and especially team riders.
captains.
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8.1.2- ATHLETES RIGHTS
8 - ANTI - DOPING AND OBLIGATIONS
CONTROL
8.1.2.1- RIGHTS
8.1- HUMAN RIDERS - Prior to sample collection, athletes will be notified of the
doping test and the types of sample to be collected.
8.1.1- DOPING CONTROL - Athlete is allowed to be accompanied by a representative,
and an interpreter if possible.
Doping control is carried out in line with the World Anti-
Doping Code, applicable international standards and CISM - Athlete can enquire about other details of the sample-
Anti-Doping Rules. collection process.
All qualified athletes may undergo doping test once or - According to relevant CISM regulations, athletes can
multiple times during the event. postpone their visits to the doping control station or
temporarily leave the station for any of the following valid
Doping control comprises in- and out-of-competition tests. reasons: attending competitions, training, warm-up, medal
In-competition testing refers to tests conducted during a ceremonies, media activities, medical treatment or any
period starting 12 hours prior to the competition and ending other reasonable situations.
at the end of the competition and the related collection
of samples, whereas tests conducted at any other time is - Being informed of the potential consequences of failing to
regarded as out-of-competition tests. observe the terms.
Samples collected include those of urine and blood 8.1.2.2 - O BL IGATIO NS
and will be sent to a WADA-approved doping-control
laboratory, where samples will be analyzed according to the - Accepting the continuous and direct observation of doping-
international standard of 2019 Prohibited List of WADA. The control staff at the WMC from the initial contact until the
latest prohibited list can be found on www.wada-ama.org. end of sample collection.
- Presenting appropriate identification, such as the
accreditation cards of the WMC.
- Observing the sample-collection procedure.
- Promptly reporting to the doping control station and
undergoing sample collection unless a justifiable reason for
postponement is available.
8.2 - HORSES
At least at each CISM military WMC, if possible also at
other major events, anti- doping controls will be carried out
according to the latest CISM anti-doping regulation (chapter
iv, CISM policy manual) which is fully in line with the anti-
doping code of WADA.
Specificities of the FEI anti doping regulation will be
considered when necessary.
At world military equestrian championships at least 2 tests
per discipline will be carried out.
The list of prohibited substances and methods used for the
anti- doping testing in CISM events will always be the actual
WADA list.
8.3 -THERAPEUTIC USE
EXEMPTION (TUE)
TUE is implemented in accordance with the CISM Anti-
Doping Regulations.
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9 - GENERAL PROGRAM The Championship will be organised over maximum three
days. The classes will be agreed with the Organising
OF STAY Committee.
11.2- CONTINENTAL EQUESTRIAN
It will be defined every year in accordance with the CHAMPIONSHIPS
Organizing Committee.
Continental championships are called «(YEAR) (CONTINENT)
MILITARY (SPORT) CHAMPIONSHIP IN (DISCIPLINE)
10 - ORGANIZING (CISM logo)», e.g. 2021 ASIA MILITARY EQUESTRIAN
CHAMPIONSHIP IN EVENTING (CISM).
COMMITTEE
They comply with the following conditions:
- Organization annually or biannually,
In order to facilitate the organisation of the championship,
the following shrewdness can be used: - Invitation to participate extended to all member nations of
the continent,
- Organize the event within a civilian show: if the organising
committee has contacts with a local equestrian organisers, - Effective participation by at least six (6) nations,
the championship can be organised whithin a civilian The Continental Championship will be organised over
competition. Advantages: the organisations is already maximum three days.
in place and the promotion of CISM and military sport is
ensured. 11.3- REGIONAL EQUESTRIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
- All expenses related to Officials will be a responsibility of
the OC. Regional championships are called «(YEAR) (REGION)
MILITARY (SPORT) CHAMPIONSHIP IN (DISCIPLINE) (CISM
- Find a sponsor for the horses: Many Nations have national logo)», e.g. 2021 MIDDLE EAST MILITARY EQUESTRIAN
studbooks. It could be useful to identify a national breeder or CHAMPIONSHIP IN ENDURANCE (CISM).
a pool of national breeders that are willing to promote their
horses for free. They comply with the following conditions:
- Regional Championships may take place every year.
11 - EQUESTRIAN - Invitation to participate extended to member nations of
the regional Liaison Office and, if desired, to any member
SPORT EVENTS nation outside the region,
- Effective participation by at least four (4) nations,
11.1- WORLD GAMES / WORLD The Regional Championship will be organised over maximum
EQUESTRIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS three days.
The CISM World Games are organized every 4 (four) years 11.4- EQUESTRIAN TOURNAMENT
and all member nations are invited to participate.
Tournaments are called “(YEAR) (SPORT) MILITARY
The CISM World Equestrian Championships are TOURNAMENT IN (DISCIPLINE) (CISM logo)», e.g. 2020
called «(NUMBER) CISM WORLD MILITARY (SPORT) MILITARY EQUESTRIAN TOURNAMENT IN DRESSAGE
CHAMPIONSHIP IN (DISCIPLINE) (CISM logo)», e.g. 34th (CISM).
CISM WORLD MILITARY EQUESTRIAN CHAMPIONSHIP IN
SHOW JUMPING (CISM). They comply with the following conditions:
- Tournament may take place every year.
The World Equestrian Championships comply with the
following conditions: - Invitation to participate extended to at least two (2) other
- Organization annually or biannually, nations.
- Invitation to participate extended in accordance with CISM 11.5- EQUESTRIAN BILATERAL
rules, COMPETITION
- Effective participation by at least nine (9) nations (2 per Bilateral competitions between member nations of
Continent, plus the team of the organizing nation) or by at CISM are encouraged. These competitions are called
least two (2) continents. The acceptance of the participation “(YEAR) MILITARY BILATERAL (SPORT) COMPETITION IN
will on the basis first demand apply sent, first participate (DISCIPLINE) (CISM logo)», e.g. 2010 MILITARY BILATERAL
accepted (or in other way if agreed before). EQUESTRIAN COMPETITION IN SHOW JUMPING (CISM).
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ANNEX 1
CISM EQUESTRIAN RULES FOR SHOW JUMPING
In order to increase the number of participating nations, the a- For any errors in Table C, athletes will be punished by
Organizing Committee must provide, without any charge, adding seconds to his/her results or eliminated.
an adequate number of horses for competitors (three per
team). b- Penalties in Table C.
1- The horse knocks down an obstacle, one or more horse
Team managers must provide the OC with a Certificate of legs step into the aquatic plants or step on the cement gum
Capability. This Certificate of Capability includes a record of on the landing side of the water barrier that defines its
participation in official national/ international competitions boundary: Four (4) seconds;
(up to 1.25 m for WMG and maximum height of 1.20m for 2- First refusal: No penalty;
WMC). 3- First refusal accompanied by knocking down and/or
displacement of obstacles: Correction time is 6 seconds;
1- COMPOSITION OF A MISSION 4- Second refusal or other violation of FJR* Article 241 of the
Chief of Mission: 1 - Team captain/ Coach: 1 - Riders: 3 Rules for Venue Obstacles: Eliminated;
5- In all competitions, the horse or the athlete falls or both
2- COMPETITION SCHEDULE fall: Eliminated.
DATE ACTIVITY c- There is no allowed time for Table C competitions.
The following time limit will be applied:
Horse Inspection 1- Three minutes, if the track length is 600 meters or more, or:
D-1 Technical Meeting 2- Two minutes, if the track length is shorter than 600
meters;
Exceed the time limit: Eliminated.
The competition will played in one round
D1 under FEI article 239 table C against the
d- Score in Table C
clock.
The time of one round of competition (including the possible
correction time in seconds) plus 4 seconds for each obstacle
The competition will played in one round
knock-down is the results in seconds for the rider in this
D2 under FEI article 269 Accumulator
round.
competition with joker.
e- If the results of first-place are the same, the riders will tie
The competition will played over two
for the first place.
rounds under FEI article 273.
D3 - First round: Table A Not against the
3.2.2- DAY 2: ACC UMUL ATO R
clock
COMPETITION ARTICLE 269
- Second round: Table A Against the clock.
a- The competition is a round of time competition, which
3- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS does not include additional competitions and consists of 10
obstacles, with increasing difficulty. Combination obstacles
3.1- TRAINING SESSION are not allowed. The increasing difficulty lies not only in the
height and spread of the obstacles, but also in the difficulty
The warm up is held in the main Competition arena. A course of the track.
with approximately 6 obstacles including a combination will
be designed. b- The score awarded is as follows: one point for obstacle
number one not knocked down, two points for number two,
Riders have 60 seconds to complete the course or any three points for number three, etc. with a total of 55 points.
number of obstacles on the course. The training session is No point is awarded for an obstacle knocked down. Faults
observed by the Ground Jury. other than knock-downs are penalized as for Table A.
Dress is informal: boots, breeches, shirt and protective c- For the last obstacle on the course, one of the selective
headgear must be worn. obstacles will be provided, of which one is named as Joker
Obstacle. The Joker Obstacle must be more difficult than
The public may not be charged to enter and prizes of any the selective obstacle and carry double points. If the Joker’s
kind may not be offered. Obstacle is knocked down, these points will be deducted
from the total points obtained so far by the athlete.
3.2- COMPETITION REGULATIONS
3.2.1- DAY 1: TABLE C, ARTICLE 239.
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ANNEX 1
3.2.3- DAY 3: COMPETITION OVER
TWO ROU NDS, ARTICLE 273
a-The competition requires the same speed, the numbers b- The final ranking of individuals will be subject to the total
of obstacles are different for the two course, and there is score obtained in the three-day competition. If there are the
no additional competition. The number of obstacles on the same scores, the winner will be determined based on the
second course will be reduced. Each athlete must compete best results in Day 3.
with the same horse. Athletes, who have been eliminated or
who have retired during the first round, may not take part in c- The final team ranking will be determined by the total
the second round and may not be placed. score of 3 team riders in the three-day competition. If there
are the same scores, the winner will be determined based on
b- All athletes will take part in the first and second rounds. the best team results in Day 3.
c- First round: Table A Not against the clock d- For each grade, the score of the winner will be the number
of competitors plus 1 and that of the second place will be the
d- Second round: Table A Against the clock. The reverse number of competitors minus 1, and so on (For example, if
order of penalties in the 1st round; Athletes retain their there are 20 competitors, the score of the first place will be
drawn order in case of equality of penalties. 21 points; the score of the second place will be 19 points,
and the score of the third place will be 18 points...).
4- CLASSIFICATION
a- The classification will be established according to e- Elimination: 5 negative points shall be added to the score
aggregate penalties over both rounds and the time incurred of the last place of such grade;
in the second round. Classification of Athletes not taking
part in the second round will be according to the penalties f- Withdrawal, retired: 7 negative points shall be added to
incurred in the first round. the score of the last place of such grade.
5- OFFICIALS GROUND JURY*
COURSE
STEWARDS
DESIGNER
PRESIDENT MEMBERS ADDITIONAL MEMBERS WATER JUMP JUDGE CHIEF ASSISTANT
EVENTS
MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM
QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION
MIN. TWO LEVEL 3;
WORLD MILITARY GAMES LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1
ONE LEVEL 1
MIN. ONE LEVEL 2;
LEVEL 1 OR
WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIP LEVEL 3 ONE LEVEL 1; ONE LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1
NATIONAL
NATIONAL
CONTINENTAL MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIP / MIN. ONE LEVEL 2;
LEVEL 1 OR LEVEL 1 OR
REGIONAL MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIP / LEVEL 2 ONE LEVEL 1; LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1
NATIONAL NATIONAL
OTHER CHAMPIONSHIPS ONE NATIONAL
*at least two (2) have to be foreign of different nationalities.
Each Competition is to be judged by a group of three Judges
in the Judges’ box and one additional Judge for the water
jump, if there is one.
The composition of the Veterinary Commission, which is
compulsory for all Championships, the World Military Game
and the appointment of the President and members must
be in accordance with the FEI Veterinary rules.
10ANNEX 2
CISM EQUESTRIAN RULES FOR DRESSAGE
Each Nation participating can enter a maximum of three (3) 3.3.2- DRESSAGE TEAM
riders and three horses when the horses are not borrow.
The test team dressage consists of a Prix St. Georges test
All individual competitors must participate in the Team that is open to all riders and compulsory for them.
competition.
3.3.3- DRESSAGE INDIVIDUAL
1- COMPOSITION OF A MISSION
Chief of Mission: 1 - Team captain/ Coach: 1 - Riders: 3 Dressage Individual consists of two (2) competitions. Riders
who had been eliminated or who had retired in the Team
2- COMPETITION SCHEDULE competition will not be allowed to start in the Individual
competition.
DATE ACTIVITY -1st Competition: The FEI Intermediate I Test is an Individual
Qualifier, open to all riders who have completed the Prix St.
Horse Inspection Georges Team Test.
D-1 Technical Meeting
- 2nd Competition, FEI Intermediate I Freestyle to Music, is
the Individual inal, which is limited to and compulsory for
Team Test : FEI Prix St-Georges Test
the best fifteen (15) best placed rider/horse combinations,
D1 (Edition 2009) update 2020
including those tied for the 15th of the 1st competition, the
Technical Meeting
FEI Intermediate I.
1st Competition Individual Test: FEI
- Each participating nation can enter a maximum of two (2)
Intermediate I Test(Edition 2009) update
riders in the individual final.
2020
D2 2nd Competition Individual Test: FEI
- Each rider in the final must have achieved at least 60% in
Intermediate I Freestyle to Music(Edition
the 1st competition.
1998, revision 2009) update 2020
4- CLASSIFICATION
The classification will be made as follows:
3- TECHNICAL CONDITIONS
4.1-TEAM CLASSIFICATION
3.1- DRESS
The winning team is the one having the highest total points
Athletes must wear service dress of their own nation: of their three best riders, the second the one with the next
boots, breeches, shirt, tie, gloves. Protective Headgear must highest total and so on. In case of equality of points, the
comply with all requirements and must be worn during all winning team is the one whose lowest classified competitor
the competition (warm up include). out of the three has the best result.
3.2- TRAINING SESSION In case of equality of percentages, winning team is the one
(1) whose lowest classified Athlete out of the three (3) has
All Athletes will be able to warm-up and school their Horses the best result. This rule applies only for the first and second
for half an hour before their start time in each Competition. place. In cases of teams having equal percentages for third
This training session must be supervised by the Technical place the teams are given the same placing.
Delegate and the Steward and observed by the Ground Jury.
The warm up is held in the main Competition arena.
3.3- COMPETITION REGULATIONS
3.3.1- STARTING ORDER
Draw according to Annex 6
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4.2- INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION
The final classification for Dressage individual will be decided
with the results of the 2nd competition, Intermediate I
Freestyle test.
The rider with the highest total percentage score will be
declares the winner. In the event of a tie for the top three
placing, the rider with the higher artistic marks will win.
Should the artistic marks be the same, the marks for
Harmony will decide the winner. In the event of ties in the
remaining placing, the rider will be give the same placing.
In this competition medals will be awarded to the first,
second and third place.
5- OFFICIALS
GROUND JURY* STEWARDS
COURSE DESIGNER
EVENTS PRESIDENT MEMBERS CHIEF ASSISTANT
MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM
QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION
MIN. ONE LEVEL 5 TWO
WORLD MILITARY GAMES LEVEL 5 LEVEL 4; LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1
ONE LEVEL 3
MIN. TWO LEVEL 4;
WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIP LEVEL 5 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1
TWO LEVEL 3;
CONTINENTAL MILITARY
MIN. ONE LEVEL 4;
CHAMPIONSHIP /REGIONAL MILITARY LEVEL 4 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1
ONE LEVEL 3;
CHAMPIONSHIP / OTHER CHAMPIONSHIPS
*at least two (2) have to be foreign of different nationalities.
The composition of the Veterinary Commission is compulsory
for all Championships, the World Military Game.
The appointment of the President and members must be in
accordance with the FEI Veterinary rules.
Official Veterinarian: from FEI list of Dressage Veterinarians.
12ANNEX 3
CISM EQUESTRIAN RULES FOR EVENTING
Eventing could be described as an “equestrian triathlon.”
It involves working with a horse both on the flat and over
fences.
Eventing consist of three separate tests: Dressage - Cross
Country - Jumping.
Over the centuries it has developed from the test of the ideal
military charger into an exciting sport that attracts interest
from all levels of sports enthusiasts, from weekend hobby
riders to professional international stars.
If horses are borrowed, the FEI has suggested, for security
reasons, not to organize eventing in world championships.
1- COMPOSITION OF A MISSION
Chief of Mission: 1 - Team captain/ Coach: 1 - Riders: 3
2- COMPETITION SCHEDULE
DATE EVENT NAME
Official Cross Country course inspection
D1 Horse Inspection
Technical Meeting for the Dressage competition
Eventing Dressage Team and Individual: Session 1
D2
Eventing Dressage Team and Individual Session 2
Eventing Dressage Team and Individual: Session 3
D3
Technical Meeting
Eventing Cross Country Team and Individual
D4
Technical Meeting
Second Horse Inspection
D5
Eventing Jumping Team and Individual Final
3- TECHNICAL CONDITIONS
Each nation can enter one (1) team with a maximum of three
(3) rider-horse combinations. All riders and horses must be
qualified as a combination for at Star Championship event:
3.1- DRESSAGE TEST
Test: FEI One Star Dressage Test B 2015
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3.2- CROSS-COUNTRY
LENGTH BETWEEN 2.600 - 3.120 M
SPEED 480 - 520 M/MN
HEIGHT 1.10 M
APPROX. NUMBER OF EFFORTS 25-30
3.3- JUMPING
DISTANCE 350- 450M
SPEED 350 M/MN
HEIGHT 1.15 M
NUMBER OF EFFORTS MAX 13
This Competition comprises two phases run without 4- EXAMINATIONS AND HORSE
interruption, each at an identical, the finishing line for the INSPECTIONS
first phase being identical with the starting line for the Each horse will be subject to a veterinary examination at
second phase. point of departure, backed up by a second inspection on
arrival at the Equestrian Event Area.
The first phase is a course of five to seven obstacles without
combinations. The total number of obstacles in both phases Each horse must also undergo the first horse inspection
is a minimum of 11 and maximum of 13 obstacles. The prior to the first day of competition (dressage test), and the
second phase may include one combination and finishes second horse inspection prior to the jumping test. These are
after crossing its finishing line. intended to confirm the horse’s fitness to compete.
Athletes completing the first phase may continue in the The veterinarian will also perform an examination on each
second phase. horse after completion of the cross country test.
This Competition must be judged in accordance with the If team has a reserve athlete/horse combination, all four
following formula: (4) horses must be presented at the first horse inspection
(fourth horse with a horse number and alternate athlete
- First phase: Table A not against the clock with minimum 5 rider). If a horse is not accepted at the second horse
and maximum 7 obstacles. inspection, it can be substituted with the reserve horse if it
has not yet competed.
- Second phase: Table A Against the clock for the remaining
obstacles (Total of minimum 11 and maximum 13 obstacles 5- PRACTICE OBSTACLES
in both phases). Competitors may only jump in practice those practice
obstacles provided by the O.C.
- Placing: According to the aggregate penalties in both
phases (faults on obstacles and penalties for exceeding the 5.1- CROSS COUNTRY
time allowed in both phases) and, if necessary, according to PRACTICE OBSTACLES
the time of the 2nd phase.
The O.C. must provide a practice warm-up area near the
Athlete, who is eliminated or retired from either the first or start of the Cross Country with at least two fixed obstacles
the second phase, will not be placed. and/or knock down obstacles, of which dimensions may not
exceed those of the Cross Country phase and which must be
In the event of equality for first place, the tied Athletes will marked with red and white flags. These are the only practice
be placed equal first. obstacles which may be jumped.
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5.2- JUMPING PRACTICE OBSTACLES
The O.C. must also provide at least two adjustable practice favour of the athlete whose cross country time was closest
obstacles, one vertical and one spread, in the exercise area to the optimum time
near the Jumping arena. These obstacles, constructed in the
usual manner, must be marked with red and white flags. - If there is still equality, the athlete with the best individual
final jumping score (time and obstacles)
- No part of the obstacle may be held by anyone during
practice jumping. - If there is still equality, the athlete with the best individual
qualifier (team competition) jumping score (time and
- These obstacles may not be raised more than 10 cm above obstacles)
the height allowed in the Jumping test.
- If there is still equality, the athlete with the best time
- The spread may never exceed the maximum permitted. (fastest) in the individual final jumping test
- The practice obstacles shall only be jumped at times laid - If there is still equality, the classification will be decided in
down by the O.C. favour of the athlete with the best overall impression mark
in the dressage test.
- Violation of any of the above provisions relating to practice
obstacles will result in elimination. - If there is still equality the tie will remain in the final
classification, by order of Nation codes.
6- SCORING
1. Dressage: The points given by the Judges will be converted 7.2- FINAL TEAM CLASSIFICATION
to penalty points, which will accumulate successively. They
will be registered as the final score of this phase and will be The winning team is that with the lowest total of penalty
published according to regulations. points, obtained by the top three positioned competitors in
the team. For the team classification, the following penalties
2. Cross Country: The penalty points of the competitors in will be allocated for the non-start/non- completion of a test
the obstacles plus the penalties for exceeding time will be for any reason: dressage = 100, cross country = 200 and
registered in order to be added to the negative points in jumping = 100.
this phase, and the points accumulated will be published
according to regulations. No substitution is permitted where the combination has
been eliminated for dangerous riding, abuse of horse, or
3. Jumping: each of the penalties in the obstacles will be where the combination has been disqualified.
added to the penalties for exceeding time, and will be
registered, and accumulated in order to obtain the final In the event of equality between any two or more teams, the
result that will determine the placing. They will be published classification will be decided by the best combined highest
according to regulations. three placing. –e.g. a team with riders ranked individually
2nd, 8th and 12th, gives a total of 22, will beat one with
For the team classification, the following penalties will be competitors ranked 1st, 7th and 15th, which totals 23. If the
allocated for the non-start/non- completion of a test for any result is the same number, a tie is declared.
reason:
dressage = 100, cross country = 200 and jumping = 100. 7.3- DISQUALIFICATION OR
ELIMINATION
7- CLASSIFICATION
Disqualification or elimination from any competition will be
7.1- FINAL INDIVIDUAL cause for elimination from the final individual classification.
CLASSIFICATION
The individual winner will be determined by the total number
of penalty points incurred in all four (4) tests, the Athlete
who obtains the lowest total of penalty points after adding
the three competitions.
In case of tie, classification will be decided by the following
tiebreakers, in this order:
- The best cross country score including faults at obstacles
and time penalties and other penalties incurred during the
cross country test
- If there is still equality, the classification is decided in
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8- OFFICIALS
GROUND JURY* COURSE DESIGNER STEWARDS
TECHNICAL
DELEGATE CROSS
PRESIDENT MEMBERS SHOW JUMPING CHIEF ASSISTANT
EVENTS COUNTRY
MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM
QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION
MIN. ONE LEVEL 3
WORLD MILITARY GAMES LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1
ONE LEVEL 2
MIN. TWO LEVEL 3;
WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIP LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1
ONE LEVEL 3;
CONTINENTAL MILITARY
CHAMPIONSHIP /REGIONAL MIN. ONE LEVEL 2;
LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1
ONE LEVEL 2;
MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIP /
OTHER CHAMPIONSHIPS
Official Veterinarian:
from FEI list of Eventing Veterinarians.
Veterinary Services Manager (VSM):
from FEI list of Permitted Treating Veterinarians, as required.
16ANNEX 4
CISM EQUESTRIAN RULES FOR ENDURANCE
1- COMPOSITION OF A MISSION
- Chief of Mission: 1
- Team captain/ Coach: 1
- Grooms: 2 for 1 horse (only for Nations bringing horses)
- Veterinarian: 1 (only for Nations bringing horses);
- A support crew during the competition will be provided
by the OC.
2- COMPETITION SCHEDULE
DAY
BEFORE EVENT Veterinary examination upon arrival
D-1 Technical Meeting
First Veterinary Inspection
D
Competition
Final Veterinary Inspection: Within 30 minutes after crossing the line
3- TECHNICAL CONDITIONS
Time limit: 14 km/h
Starting method: Mass start
Minimum Weight: 70 kg
Weight control must be carried out before the start of the
Competition and (if so requested by an Official) after the
finish. Weight control inspections may also take place at
random at any time during the Competition on request by
an Official.
Heart Rates
PRESENTATION TIME REQUIREMENTS
ON LOOPS 64 bpm within 15mn of crossing the end line of each loop
If at first presentation HR more than 68 bpm, must do a re-inspection
FROM HALFWAY POINT
before starting the next loop
FINAL LOOP 64 bpm within 20mn of crossing the end line of final loop
Minimum distance per day
NUMBER OF MINIMUM TIME FOR INTO A HOLD
KM
PHASES 18KM/H+ (MINUTES) OF
1 35 117 minutes 40 NUMBER
2 35 117 minutes 40
3 25 83 minutes 40 Crewing Points max 1 per 5 km 7
4 25 83 minutes into finish
Drinking water Points min1 per 10 km 12
TOTAL KM 120
(+)Minimum time for 18 km/h serves as informative time as per Art. 837, from 1st July 2020
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- At least one timed hold not shorter than 40 minutes.
- No phase may exceed 40 km and be less than 20km.
- Hold times must meet a minimum ration of 1 min per
1 km completed (each phase)
- Maximum hold time is 60 minutes
4- CLASSIFICATION
The Individual and Team Endurance events will be run
concurrently.
According to the discipline and competition carried out, the
classification will be made as follows:
4.1- ENDURANCE INDIVIDUAL EVENT
In an Endurance competition, the winner is the one with
the best time. A nation may win only two (2) medals in the
Individual Endurance event even if it has more than two (2)
combinations competing in the Endurance events and the
results of the three (3) winner-medalists in the Endurance
Individual event will not be considered for the Endurance
Team event.
4.2- ENDURANCE TEAM EVENT
The winning team is that with the best time if any, after
adding the final classification of the three highest placed
competitors in the team. In the case of a tie, the winning
team will be the one whose third competitor has the best
time. Two members cannot be a team and be classified
under the team results.
1- Each nation may enter three (3) combinations (athletes
and horse) for the Endurance Team event.
2- All combinations in the Team event are automatically
considered to be competing in the Individual event.
3- Any nation with less than three (3) combinations will be
eligible to win only Individual event medals.
4- The score of any combination who wins a medal in the
Individual event will NOT be eligible for the Team event score.
5- Should any combination whose result was available
to count towards Team score subsequently fail an MCP
sampling procedure which results in the loss of that
Individual’s result within the event, the classification of that
entire team will become null and void.
6- The winning team is the one that finishes the course in
the shortest time as well as completing all final Veterinary
Inspections and medication control.
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8- OFFICIALS
GROUND JURY VETERINARY COMMISSION TREATING VETERINARIAN STEWARDS
TECHNICAL
DELEGATE
EVENTS PRESIDENT MEMBERS PRESIDENT MEMBER PRESIDENT MEMBER CHIEF ASSISTANT
MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM
QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION
MIN. TWO LEVEL 3 MIN. TWO
WORLD MILITARY GAMES LEVEL 4 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 PTV LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3
TWO LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2
MIN. TWO LEVEL MIN. TWO
WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIP LEVEL 4 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 PTV LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2
3; TWO LEVEL 3; LEVEL 2
CONTINENTAL MILITARY
CHAMPIONSHIP /REGIONAL MIN. ONE LEVEL 3; MIN. TWO
LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2 PTV LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2
MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIP / THREE LEVEL 2; LEVEL 2
OTHER CHAMPIONSHIPS
Official Veterinarian: from FEI list of Eventing Veterinarians.
19ANNEX 5
COMPETITIONS WITH BORROWED HORSES
1. The OC will make available the necessary number of
horses.
2. At least 24 hours before the start of the first Competition a
fair draw of the borrowed horses for each team or individual
riders will take place.
3. The draw will take place in front of the Team managers,
coaches, riders, the President and Members of the CISM
Equestrian Committee. The horses will be present and
properly identified and will wear the bridle normally used.
This same bridle will be used throughout the whole Event
unless the permission to change is given by the owner.
4. The OC will provide a reasonable number of reserve horses
to be used in case any horse is found incapacitated by the
Veterinary Commission or in case of apparent complete
incompatibility between one of the Riders and his Horse, as
stated by the Ground Jury.
5. FEI passports shall not be required, provided that only
national horses take part.
6. Each Athlete will be given the opportunity to ride the Horse
obtained in the draw according to the rules established by
the OC.
7. If there is an apparent complete incompatibility between
Horse and Athlete, the OC may substitute a reserve Horse at
the discretion of the Ground Jury.
The Horses must wear their usual bit and bridle which must
not be changed during the Event unless permission is given
by or on behalf of the Owner
8. The relevant Sport Rules for each Discipline and Category
or the schedule of the Event shall apply for Events with
borrowed Horses where appropriate.
9. The Horses must wear their usual bit and bridle which
must not be changed during the Event unless permission is
given by or on behalf of the Owner.
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DRAW AND ALLOCATION OF HORSES
1- IDENTIFICATION CONTROL
OF HORSES
- Before the arrival of the delegations, a team composed of - Horses will be drawn (including those of the organising
members of the Organising Committee and the CISM Sport Nation) before the first class during the technical meeting.
Committee will provide a quality control of horses, will give a
progressive code to each horse (H1 to H…) and dividing them
in three groups in accordance with their capability (A,B, C -
where A are most and C least capable horses).
- The horses will then be given a serial number as follows:
1. first horse of group A, 1;
2. first horse of group B, 2;
3. first horse of group C, 3;
4. second horse of group A, 4; etc;
A B C
1 2 3
4 5 6
With this system all riders will have the chance to ride
horses of different capability throughout the three days of
competition.
2- DRAW FOR STARTING ORDER
- The draw will take place in front of the Team Managers,
coaches, the Riders, the President and Members of the CISM
Equestrian Committee.
- A draw will first take place to determine the starting order
of the individual Athletes, regardless of their nationality;
during the warm up and the 1st round, these riders will be
competing at the beginning of the class.
- A second draw will then take place to decide the order in
which the Teams will start. Each Team Manager will then fix
the order in which he wishes his team Athletes to start in the
order of the team.
- At the end of this phase, all riders will ordered with a code
(R1, R2, R3, R4, etc).
3- ALLOCATION OF HORSES
- The allocation of horses for the warm up and for the 1st
round will proceed by draw. Each rider, in the same order of
the already defined starting order (as in para 2), will draw the
number of his horse (as defined in para 1).
Example: rider R1 draws horse H7; he will ride horse H7
during the warm-up and the 1st round.
- The allocation of horses for the 2nd and 3rd round will
proceed allocating the next horse in the horse list (defined
in para 1).
Example: rider R1 will ride horse H8 in the 2nd round and
horse H9 in the 3rd round.
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPABILITY
To be returned to the PCEC accompanied by a «Record of Results» not later than: the date corresponding to the nominated entries
The undersigned, acting as President of the National Federation of _____________________________________
_______ hereby declares that the combinations, Athletes and Horses* mentioned below have the required experience and
qualifications to take part in the Equestrian Events at CISM World Championships for which they have been entered, and that
their performances comply entirely with the standards as set forth in the Sport Rules.
QUALIFIED COMBINATIONS
ATHLETE HORSES (*)
Surnames & first names Names & Passport No.
(maximum of double the number of (age, colour, sex, breed, Stud book
Athletes & Horses allowed to be sent Registration number & names of sire
to CISM Championships) & dam if known)
(*):if the athlete bringing his horse.
Name and Signature of the President or Date:
Secretary General of the NF (name in capital
letters)
Seal of the NF
22CISM Secretary General Colonel Dorah MAMBY KOITA (GUI) President of CISM Equestrian Committee Veterinary Colonel Mohamed Lassâad SMAOUI (TUN) Secretary of CISM Equestrian Committee Lt- Colonel Fabricio Caldas ALBUQUERQUE (BRA) Members: Colonel Antonio Fernando NUNEZ (URU) Lt- Colonel Fabricio Caldas ALBUQUERQUE (BRA) Captain Khalid Hamad AL-ATTEYA (QAT) CISM Sports Director Colonel LUIZ FERNANDO Medeiros Nóbrega (BRA) CISM Media and Communication Director Mr. David VANDENPLAS (BEL) Layout and Design of the Regulations: Mr. Maxime MORLET (BEL), CISM Media and Communication Assistant
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