Cross Country Equestrian Association

Save the date! River Glen Equestrian Park CCE Clinic and Workshop Competition is October 12-13th in New Market, TN. #crosscountryequestrian #enjoyyourhorse

Upcoming CCEs Accepting Entries Sept 14-15 CCE Clinic and Workshop Competition Hunters Run Farm, Metamora, Michigan East Creek Stables Eventing, LLC Sept 21-22 CCE Clinic and Workshop Competition Washington State Horse Park, Cle Elum, Washington Boutique Equestrian Events Sept 28 CCE Workshop Competition Win Green, Rhoadesville, Virginia CCE is an objectively scored equestrian sport centered around a cross country jumping competition, in which points are scored for successfully jumping obstacles and penalties are incurred for errors. The most unique feature of CCE is that every obstacle on course is optional, and can be passed without penalty. Make the best decisions for you, without any adverse pressure. A CCE competition will include one or more Stages: Endurance Cross Ride (EXR) - A distance course often with special athletic sections or including simple obstacles. Relaxed, social, fitness conditioning. Cross Country Ride (CCR) - A cross country course of obstacles in an open setting with unique and innovative CCE features. Jump Off Ride (JOR) - A blend of show-jumping and cross country type obstacles between arena and open settings, with a non-jumping Gallop section. CCE Features Inclusive - absolute beginner to advanced riders, inexperienced to proficient horses. Inviting - ride with a friend or in groups, coaching always allowed. Safety / equine welfare - integrated throughout, reducing risks to horses and riders. Tack / attire - comfortable, appropriate and safe; approved helmet and vest required. Constructive - special Allowances and Additional Rounds to maximize benefits. YOUR COURSE YOUR CHOICE ENJOY YOUR HORSE Learn more, join or enter a competition at: https://lnkd.in/gSJvKtsG https://lnkd.in/gYjzHpcw #crosscountryequestrian #enjoyyourhorse

CCEA New Account, Membership and Horse Registration System If you are having problems 1) check that you have verified your email address. 2) try going to directly to website rather than using an old link 3) clearing history and cache that may be using outdated links You may have noticed some changes on our website. Everyone can now create a free CCEA account. This is how everyone will access their information on the CCEA site, whether they are a competitor, organizer, official, supporter, volunteer or guest. If you are already a member… You will need to create an account using the same name and email address you used to become a member. If you are not a member… You will need to create an account before you can join as a member. To create an account: 1) Click on either “Sign In” or “Become a Member”. 2) At the bottom of the “Welcome Back” box, click on “Create Account”. 3) Follow the prompts to create an account * REMEBER to verify your email address. To become a member: 1) After creating an account, click on “Become a Member”. 2) Follow the prompts to join CCEA. Multiple Members- If you have or wish to assign additional members to a single CCEA account, please contact us through our website. We will handle this directly until the system has the that capability. Reminders and Explanations- Membership is renewed yearly. Your membership is for one year from the date of joining. Horse Registration is a lifetime registration.

Level Winners at Maumelle Equestrian Center in North Little Rock, Arkansas last weekend won gift certificates from Canter Culture Riding Apparel. Congratulations everyone and thank you Canter Culture Riding Apparel! L1 - King Teddy - Amanda Heringer L2 - Dudley Do Right - Ella Groce L3 - Be Cool MEC- Josylin Freeman L4 - Wingman - Stella Youngbauer L5 - Hapiboy - Bella Anne Park #crosscountryequestrian #enjoyyourhorse

The winner of the FITS and Redingote Equestrian Horsemanship Award at the CCE Workshop Competition at Maumelle Equestrian Center in North Little Rock, Arkansas last weekend was Emerie Thurow. Emerie won this award in particular for paying close attention to the welfare of her horse, Serendipity and also for looking out for the other horses and riders. Congratulations Emerie! Thank you for setting such a great example and thank you to FITS and Redingote Equestrian for providing this wonderful prize! #crosscountryequestrian #enjoyyourhorse #fitsriding #redingoteequestrian

Another fun CCR Workshop Competition at Champagne Run Farm in Lexington KY this weekend. Many competitors took advantage of Group Riding , Coaching and Additional Rounds. We were all wrapped up before the storms rolled through. Big thanks to Centerline Candles for the prizes! #crosscountryequestrian #enjoyyourhorse #champagnerun

Last weekend was the first with two CCEs - one in Kentucky and another in Arkansas. Super fun weekend introducing CCE to Arkansas with a clinic and CCR Workshop Competition. After the CCE at Maumelle Equestrian Center in North Little Rock, Arkansas, I got a lesson on “calling the hogs!” This venue has the scope to run all Stages of CCE so look out for more at Maumelle Equestrian Center. Photos and videos posting this week. Big thanks to our prize sponsors FITS, Redingote Equestrian, and Canter Culture Riding Apparel! #crosscountryequestrian #enjoyyourhorse

Sign up and spread the word! The CCE Clinic and Workshop Competition at Hunters Run Farm in partnership with East Creek Stables Eventing, LLC in Metamora, Michigan is open for entries. There’s an early entry discount. #crosscountryequestrian #enjoyyourhorse

CCE - Did You Know? ARENA SETTING vs OPEN SETTING The Jump Off Ride (JOR) stage has an arena setting section on the course. The arena setting may be an actual arena with a perimeter fence or simply be a demarcated area. Within the arena setting SJ-type obstacles are typically more common than CC-type obstacles, and the course route can repeatedly cross over itself. The open setting is everything outside of the arena setting and only CC-type obstacles are allowed. The Gallop is considered part of the open setting. #cce #crosscountryequestrian #enjoyyourhorse