Competition Levels- what do I need
1. What are the differences in type of Sport Licences with regards to the fees?
You need a Platinum Sport Licence if:
- You compete in EC sanctioned Platinum level competitions
- You own a horse that competes in EC sanctioned Platinum level competitions
- You are competing in FEI sanctioned competitions, divisions or classes outside of Canada
- You are competing in FEI (CIC and CCI) horse trials
- The cost is $200
You need a Gold Sport Licence if:
- You compete in EC sanctioned Gold level competitions (i.e. ‘A’ circuit, national level)
- You own a horse that competes in EC sanctioned Gold level competitions
- You are an EC sanctioned coach (Level 1 or higher)
- You are an EC sanctioned official, steward, judge, technical delegate or course designer
- You are competing at Preliminary, Intermediate and Advanced three day events and horse trials
- The cost is $120
You need a Silver Sport Licence if:
- You compete in EC sanctioned Silver level competitions (i.e. Trillium circuit, provincial level)
- You own a horse that competes in EC sanctioned Silver level competitions
- You are an EC sanctioned instructor
- You are competing at Training horse trials
- The cost is $75.00
You need a Bronze Sport Licence if:
- You compete in EC sanctioned Bronze level competitions (i.e. primary or schooling level)
- You own a horse that competes in EC sanctioned Bronze level competitions
- You are competing at Entry and Pre-Training horse trials
- The cost is $25.00
taken from equine canada’s website sport licenses FAQ
