Showcasing the accuracy and jumping technique of horse and rider, Show Jumping entails an exciting mix of technical skill, control and courage.
About
Riders guide horses over a course of obstacles, designed to fall down when knocked. Faults are incurred for knocking down or refusing an obstacle, and exceeding the allotted time to complete the course. The fastest time with the least number of faults determines the winner. Show Jumping is one of three Olympic equestrian sports. Like all equestrian disciplines, jumping is a gender neutral sport with men and women competing against each other equally.
Forms and Documents
Competition rules, policies, and resources
High Performance
Programs, ranking and support for the Canadian Equestrian Team.
Athlete Development
EC facilitates the following programs for up-and-coming young athletes to support development and talent identification.
Awards
The EC Jumping Committee provides a variety of awards programs for the jumping community in order to recognize outstanding athletes, owners, horses, volunteers and more. Check out the available jumping awards programs!
EQUESTRIAN CANADA JUMPING COMMITTEE
The EC Jumping Committee is responsible for leading the strategy on programs and services for hunter, hunter equitation, and jumping development in Canada.
Jumping Committee
Karen Sparks
Chair (2nd term 2022–2025)
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ON
Christine Reupke
(1st term 2023–2026)
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ON
Peter Holmes
(1st term 2023–2026)
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BC
Marni Von Schalburg
(2nd term 2022–2025)
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ON
Lynn Macyk
(2nd term 2022–2025)
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AB
Martha Worts
(2nd term 2020–2023)
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ON
Ian Millar
(ongoing member as Technical Advisor)
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ON
Dayton Gorsline
(ongoing member as Youth Advisor)
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AB
Helen Dillon
(1st term 2024–2027)
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ON
Christopher Pack
(1st term 2024–2027)
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BC
High Performance Advisory Group (Jumping)
Ian Millar
Chair (Technical Advisor)
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ON
Tiffany Foster
BC
Marni Von Schalburg
ON
Mike Lawrence
ON
Gail Elizabeth Greenough
AB