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The sport of Eventing is best described as an 1. A higher standard of performance excellence equine triathlon. It began as a military exercise and demonstrated by Canadian athletes and Canadian competition for cavalry horses and officers to test teams at national and international competitions and their endurance, agility, and ability to get quickly championships. between two points in the countryside. Today, 2. A team podium performance at the 2012 Olympic Games. in the modern equivalent, the sport of eventing 3. A broad and diverse foundation of athletes that enjoy encompasses three separate tests: dressage, and compete safely, competently and equitably cross-country, and show jumping. Each is scored at world class standard national and international individually but added together for the final results, sanctioned eventing competitions, in all provinces and the winner of the competition is the competitor across Canada. with the least number of penalty points gained over 4. A clear development pathway for competitive athletes the three phases. The team winner is the team with supported by a system of trained and certified the lowest aggregate number of penalties among Eventing Coaches and Officials who are committed team members. to excellence through ongoing professional development. 5. A vibrant and viable economic and business model What is Canadian Eventing? which supports the organization. Canadian Eventing is a committee of Equine Canada responsible for the sport of Eventing in Canada, Canadian Eventing has a number of important and from the domestic development to the international exciting national programs to support grass-roots, elite level. Canadian Eventing is governed by a developing, high performance and elite athletes. These programs include: committee comprised of 12 members, including two rider representatives. All activities of Canadian • Canadian Eventing Athlete Development Scholarship Eventing are administered by this committee via Program 5 sub-committees with the support of technical • National course review and standardization for manager Fleur Tipton, who is based at the Equine competitions Canada offices in Ottawa. • Provincial Domestic Athlete and Course Development Support Program • Sports Science Support Program CORE OBJECTIVES • National Team Training Program Through it’s Strategic Plan, the Canadian Eventing • Eventing NCCP Coaching Certification Program Committee is committed to programs to achieve the following Goals: For further information contact Table of Anthony Trollope, Communications, Canadian Eventing (519) 646-9176, [email protected] Contents Media Relations, Equine Canada (613) 248-3433, ext. 133 Introduction 3 Fleur Tipton, Manager Eventing, Equine Canada What Is the ERA? 4 (613) 248-3433, ext. 110, [email protected] CE & CE High Performance Committee Members 4 Rider Profiles 5 Acknowledgements International Technical Advisor Profile 30 Editor, Jennifer Ward, Starting Gate Communications 2006 Talent Squad Riders 31 Layout & Production, Rachel Roppovalente, Competition Dates - Canadian and Canadian International 32 Starting Gate Communications Photos, Andrew Bailini, Michelle Dunn, Greg Paull, Past Results/Major Games 33 McCool Photography, Cealy Tetley, Anthony Trollope Thank You to Supporters 34 Cover: Hawley Bennett and Livingstone, © Fotograf Jan Gyllensten What is the Elite Riders Association (ERA)? Formed in 1998, the Elite Riders Association (ERA) is an association dedicated to representing and promoting the views and interests of event riders in Canada. The ERA membership is comprised of all high performance Eventing athletes, including short-listed and long-listed riders. © Michelle Dunn As the voice of the Canadian Eventing National Team’s listed riders, ERA maintains athlete representatives on the Equine Canada CE High Performance Committee and the Canadian Eventing Committee, the national governing body for the sport of Eventing in Canada. The CE High Performance Committee oversees all high performance activities, including planning and administering the Lesley Grant National Team Program, hiring of the Technical Advisor, development of selection criteria and the selection process, and hiring of competition sports science support personnel. The ERA membership is also responsible for voting on the appointment of two of the Team selectors. Communication within ERA keeps riders updated with regards to policy-making and news bulletins of Canadian Eventing, Equine Canada, and the FEI. Currently, the ERA representatives on © Anthony Trollope Anthony © the Canadian Eventing High Performance Committee are Lesley Grant (2004- 2006) and Jennifer Holling (2006-2007). For further information on ERA, its membership, and its mandates, please contact: Jennifer Holling Lesley Grant Jennifer Holling Horses email: [email protected] email: [email protected] 2006 CANADIAN EVENTING COMMITTEE Chair: Peggy Hambly (Ontario) High Performance: Grit High (British Columbia) Past Chair: Alan Law (Quebec) Offi cials and Rules: Geraldine Sweet (Manitoba) Athlete Development: Mary Howard (British Columbia) Vice-Chair, Congress: Sarah Bradley (British Columbia) Finance: David Barnes (Ontario) Sponsorship: Anthony Grant (Ontario) Recent Competition Highlights © Michelle Dunn Competitions: William McKeen (Ontario) Communications: Anthony Trollope (Ontario) Elite Rider Representatives: Lesley Grant, Jennifer Holling Manager Eventing: Fleur Tipton Coaching: Lynne Larsen (British Columbia) (Equine Canada, ex-offi cio) www.equinecanada.ca - Sport - Disciplines - Eventing 2006 CANADIAN EVENTING HIGH PERFORMANCE COMMITTEE Chair: Grit High Selection: Juliet Graham Consultant Team Manager/Chef D’Equipe WEG 2006: Greg Paull Technical: Graeme Thom, Usha Knabe Consultant International Technical Advisor: David O’Connor Administration: Alan Law, Andrew Pocock Consultant Team Leader WEG 2006: Michael Gallagher ERA Representatives: Lesley Grant, Jennifer Holling Ex-Offi cio: Fleur Tipton, Equine Canada www.canadianeventing.com • www.canadianeventingteam.com 4 • Canadian Eventing Media Guide Canadian Eventing Media Guide • 5 © Anthony Trollope Anthony © H a w l e y Bennett Short Listed Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Langley, British Columbia May 6, 1977 Langley, British Columbia Hawley Bennett grew up on a hobby farm and was involved with the 4-H Horse Club and the Grove and Langley Pony Club. With Livingstone, a thoroughbred gelding bred by her neighbour and purchased as a four-year-old, Hawley formed a truly incredible partnership. Following a fourth place fi nish at the 1998 North American Young Riders’ Championship, Hawley, then 21, was named to the Canadian Eventing Team Long List. In 2002, Hawley and Livingstone fi nished 14th at the CCI*** Fair Hill International and, the following year, enjoyed a clear cross-country performance at the prestigious CCI**** Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event. In the fall of 2003, they were members of the Silver Medal Team at the 2003 Pan American Eventing Championships and Hawley’s Olympic dream became a reality when she and Livingstone represented the Canadian Equestrian Team in Athens, Greece. In 2005, the fairy tale continued when Hawley and Livingstone traveled to Sweden where they placed 15th in the World Cup Final. Hawley credits her groom, Stacey Thorson, the never-ending support of her mother, Gerry, and her coaches, Pam Arthur and Buck Davidson, for her success. Hawley currently trains in Temecula, California. Horses Livingstone 1990 bay Canadian thoroughbred gelding, 16.2hh by Wander Kind, Owner: Hawley Bennett and Gerry Bennett Gin & Juice 2000 brown thoroughbred mare, 15hh by Audio Owner: Terry and Linda Paine Canadian Spy 2001 grey Canadian thoroughbred mare by Taylor Owner: Sue Church Recent Competition Highlights © Michelle Dunn 2006 4th CIC-W*** Galway Downs, Temecula, CA Livingstone 11th CIC* Galway Downs, Temecula, CA Swiss Detail 3rd Preliminary Open, Division 2, Twin Rivers Winter Horse Trials, Paso Robles, CA Gin & Juice 4th Intermediate
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