Next Show: 25 January 2026, Entries Close and Videos Due 25 January - Enter Before Entries Close!
Rules & Regulations
By participating in any Virtual Equine Events class or challenge, you agree to abide by these rules and regulations. Let’s enjoy the journey, test our skills, and celebrate our equestrian community together!
I. General Administration and Conduct
Sportsmanship
Exemplary sportsmanship and ethical behavior are mandatory. Disrespectful conduct regarding results (placings, points) is strictly prohibited and may result in forfeiture of awards and points without a refund.
Animal Welfare
VEE enforces a zero-tolerance policy against the inhumane treatment or abuse of equines. Violators will face severe disciplinary action.
Liability
VEE assumes no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, or debt. Participation is entirely at the exhibitor's risk.
Refunds & Transfers
All entry fees are non-refundable and non-transferable to future shows. No exceptions for missed submission deadlines. Refunds are only considered for substantiated veterinary or human health issues.
International
International participants are welcome but are only eligible for digital awards and recognition, as physical prizes are shipped only within the United States.
II. Eligibility and Entries
Registration
Exhibitors must complete the official entry process. Formal breed registration is not required unless the animal is already registered, in which case it must be shown under its registered name.
Year-End Awards
To qualify for VEE Year-End High Point Awards, horse and rider combination must submit entries in a minimum of four (4) VEE-Hosted Shows within the same class/division in the calendar year.
Entry Limits
An exhibitor may show multiple horses in any class. A rider may show the same horse only once per class (with exceptions below).
Multiple Entries (Exceptions)
A horse/rider combination may enter multiple times if: 1) Each entry is for a different Dressage test, OR 2) The classes allow for different seats or levels (e.g., Western Trail and Hunt Seat Trail).
A horse and handler combination may compete in no more than two consecutive levels at a single competition (e.g., Beginner & Novice or Novice & Intermediate).
Horse Age
Horses under the age of two (2) may not participate in performance (ridden) classes before July 1st of their two-year-old year. They may only compete in in-hand classes (conformation, showmanship, in-hand trail).
Stallions
Stallions may be shown by members of all ages, including youth, unless local law prohibits it.
III. Video Submission Standards
All submitted videos/photos will be posted and shared on the Virtual Equine Events Virtual Arena on our website and associated social media platform
Video Format
Videos must be filmed in landscape orientation (Horizontal).
Still photos are not accepted for any classes unless specifically stated.
Videos must be filmed in a continuous, unedited shot.
Natural background sound must be audible. Silent videos will not be accepted.
Timeliness
Videos must be filmed and submitted within the designated show month. Videos filmed prior to the show month are not accepted.
Date Verification
Videos must be date stamped using one of the following methods: 1) Recorder’s built-in function, 2) Displaying a written or typed paper with the date, or 3) Verbally announcing the date.
Camera Placement
The camera must ensure the entire horse and rider/handler are clearly visible throughout the entire performance. The horse and rider/handler should occupy as much of the screen as possible.
Recommended Angles
Rail classes: Middle of the arena.
Pattern classes: Along the long side.
Classic Dressage: At the "C" position.
Markers/Props
Markers (cones preferred) are required for all pattern-based classes. Fences and poles must be safe (wooden preferred, PVC allowed).
No coaching or verbal assistance is allowed during the performance.
IV. Appearance, Safety & General Prohibited Equipment
Presentation
All clothing and tack must be neat, clean, and appropriate for the discipline.
Footwear
Riders must wear boots or shoes with a heel of at least 1/2 inch and no more than 2 inches.
Helmets
Helmets are mandatory in all English classes and in all Youth Western classes and are permitted in any other class. Western hats are permitted in Wester Adult classes.
Open Show Attire
If advertised as "Open Show," T-shirts, short sleeves, western hats, or helmets are all permitted. Proper heeled boots are still mandatory.
Body Coverage
The entire torso must be covered; bare midriffs are strictly prohibited.
Penalties
Failure to wear proper attire will result in a penalty, but not disqualification.
Prohibited Tack
The following are strictly prohibited in judged classes: Draw reins, training forks, martingales, tiedowns, gag bits, and mechanical hackamores.
Prohibited Safety
Weighted shoes, boots, or wraps are prohibited. No metal (tacks, pins, wire, or barb wire) should touch the horse underneath the leather, nylon, or rope of any halter or bridle.
Boots/Wraps
Boots or wraps are generally prohibited in conformation, showmanship, pleasure, or flat equitation classes. Exception: Scoot Boots are allowed in all classes. Other boots (bell, skid, tendon, polo) are only allowed if specified for a particular class (e.g., Reining, Ranch).
V. Discipline-Specific Tack & Added Rules
A. In Hand / Showmanship
Showmanship classes are open to all breeds.
In Hand Attire (Showmanship): Recommended attire for the handler is neat, clean, and professional. Full show attire (jacket, helmet/hat) is strongly recommended for highest marks on presentation, but neat and professional schooling attire is acceptable in your preferred discipline - English or Western
Showmanship Hand Position/Leading: The handler must lead the horse from the left side, holding the lead line in the right hand. The excess line should be neatly folded or loosely coiled in the left hand.
Halters may be leather, nylon, or rope. Bridles are an acceptable alternative for Hunter or Saddle-type presentation.
Lead Lines: Lead lines equipped with a chain are permissible, provided the chain is positioned only under the chin or over the nose. Chains may not be placed through the horse's mouth.
Spurs and riding whips are prohibited.
When presenting your horse for inspection, the judge or camera will video each side (left, front, right, and back) for several seconds, ensuring the judge has enough time to evaluate each view. The camera can either move about the horse, or if using a pivo or similar the handler can move the horse to show each side to the camera.
B. Western
Western Attire (Ridden Classes): Recommended show attire includes a Western hat or helmet, a long-sleeved collared Western shirt, and dark, well-fitted jeans or show slacks. Chaps are optional but permitted. Open Show attire refer to Section IV.
The bridle must not incorporate a cavesson or noseband.
Bits: All standard Western bits are permitted (snaffle, curb, spade, etc.), regardless of horse age. Bitless equipment (side pulls, bosals with mecate) is also acceptable.
Hand Usage: Non-leverage bits and bosals permit one or two hands. Leverage (curb) bits require the use of one hand only.
Reins/Curbs: Split reins or romals are required. Leverage bits must be paired with a curb chain or strap of a minimum 1/2 inch width. The curb must be flat leather, or a single/double chain.
A Western saddle (leather or synthetic) is required.
C. Equitation (Hunt Seat)
Hunt Seat Equitation Attire (Show Attire Preferred): Hair must be neat and contained in a hair net or braid under the helmet. Traditional show attire includes a hunt coat of a conservative color (navy, black, dark green, or gray) and light-colored breeches (buff, tan, or white). Open Show attire refer to Section IV.
A bridle with a cavesson is mandatory (Figure 8 and flash cavessons permitted).
Bits: Any standard Hunt Seat bit is permitted. Double bridles (Pelham or Weymouth with bradoon) are permitted and require two reins.
Rider Focus: Tack must meet USEF equitation rules.
Riding crops are permitted but may only be applied to the shoulder or behind the girth. Misuse may result in penalties/disqualification.
Required saddles include traditional forward seat, all-purpose, close contact, or jumping Hunt Seat saddles. Dressage saddles are also allowed in flat classes. Saddle pads may be any color and may be shaped, rounded, or squared.
D. Dressage (Classic & Western)
Classic Dressage Bit: Snaffle bit.
Western Dressage Bit: Snaffle or curb bit.
Classic Dressage Bit Restriction: Only a snaffle bit is permitted in tests up to the Fourth Level. Double bridles (Weymouth with bradoon) are only permitted from Fourth Level and higher.
Western Dressage: Two hands may be used on any bit allowed.
Boots/Bandages in Test: Protective boots, wraps, or bandages are strictly prohibited during the performance of the judged Dressage test (per USDF/WDAA rules).
Attire: Helmet and boots are required for Dressage (Helmets encouraged for Western Dressage). Show attire is preferred but schooling attire is acceptable.
Classic Dressage requires a traditional dressage, forward seat, all-purpose, or close contact Hunt Seat saddle. Western Dressage requires a Western saddle.
Entry Advancement: Once a horse/rider combination earns 65% or higher at a level, they are required to move up (must comply with USDF/WDAA standards).
Arena Requirements
Dimensions: Arena size must be as close as possible to standard (20x40m or 20x60m, depending on the test).
Markings: Use clearly visible letters, cones, or markers to delineate test movements and corners.
Dressage tests may be called, but coaching is prohibited.
E. Gaited
Tack must conform to the appropriate riding style (Western, Hunt Seat, or Saddle Seat). Additionally, breed-appropriate tack and equipment in native dress may be worn.
Action Devices and Shoeing: Performance-enhancing action devices (e.g., chains, weighted shoes, pads, or stacks) are strictly prohibited. Shoeing must be natural and conform to accepted ethical standards for the breed.
Riders are permitted to use two hands on any bit allowed.
F. Ranch Horse
All tack must comply with the requirements detailed in the Western Tack section.
Ranch Horse Required Equipment/Attire: While not mandatory, it is recommended for Ranch Riding/Trail that the rider wear chaps or chinks. A rope (lariat) may be carried but must be secured to the saddle or horn in a safe manner.
Silver ornamentation on tack must be kept to a minimum and may be subject to penalty.
Standard horse boots are restricted to use in Ranch, Reining, and timed events.
G. Alternative Tack
Any horse/rider combination is eligible to enter. These classes are judged on effective communication, balance, control, and partnership.
Helmets are mandatory for all riders in all Alternative Tack classes, regardless of age or discipline.
Rider Attire: Riders must wear heeled boots (minimum 1/2 inch heel). General show or schooling attire is acceptable, provided the torso is covered.
Bareback pads, saddle pads, fleece pads, or blankets are permitted. Girths/cinches must be securely fastened. Cruppers and breastplates are permitted for safety.
Bitless bridles, halters, a neck rope and hackamores are allowed.
Leverage halters (e.g., control halters with a chain or leverage noseband) are strictly prohibited.
Whips/Aids: A dressage whip or a long line/lunge whip is permitted to be carried and used as an aid for directional cues, encouragement, or maintaining distance, similar to its use in Liberty training. However, the whip must never be used to strike the horse excessively or abusively. Excessive or aggressive use of the whip will result in penalty or disqualification.
H. Trail
Trail classes are open to all breeds.
Handler may wear attire neat and professional schooling attire, acceptable in your preferred discipline - English or Western.
The arena should be set up with obstacles that reflect the Trail class specifications.
Obstacles should be clearly visible and accessible for the judge to evaluate from the video.
Cones, poles, or markers should be used to define obstacle boundaries if needed.
Substitutes may be used in the trail class as follows:
Bridge may be substituted with a tarp or similar safe object.
Gate may be created with jump standards or similar uprights with a rope or lead rope as the gate.
Cones may be replaced with buckets, tires, feed bags, bales etc.
VI. High Point Awards
Virtual Equine Events proudly recognizes dedication, consistency, and excellence through our Annual and Seasonal High Point Awards. Riders earn points by competing in VEE virtual shows and challenges throughout the year, with awards presented to top-performing horse-and-rider combinations across divisions.
HIGH POINT AWARDS – RULES & INFORMATION
Updated for the 2026 Show Season
TYPES OF HIGH POINT AWARDS
1. Annual High Point Awards
Presented in December 2026
Points are accumulated across all eligible Virtual Equine Events shows held during the 2026 calendar year
Awards recognize the highest point earners in each division
Horse-and-rider combinations must compete in a minimum of four (4) shows in the same division during 2026 to qualify. If more than 4 shows are entered during 2026, the top 4 scores will be taken and allocated towards High Point Awards.
2. Seasonal High Point Awards
Seasonal awards recognize top performers at designated special events:
A. Easter Show – April 2026
B. Summer Series – June through August 2026
Points earned during Summer Series I, II, and III accumulate toward High Point Awards.
Awards are presented following Summer Series III.
C. Thanksgiving Classic – November 2026
POINT ALLOCATION
Placings earn points as follows:
1st = 10
2nd = 8
3rd = 6
4th = 5
5th = 4
6th = 3
Bonus 5 points for the Rider+Horse combination with the highest score in each overall division.
ELIGIBILITY & DIVISION GUIDELINES
Riders must be officially entered in Virtual Equine Events shows and comply with all entry and video submission requirements
If a rider competes in multiple levels within a division, only points earned at the highest level will count toward High Point calculations
Youth/Junior divisions are open to riders 17 years and under
Adult divisions are open to riders 18 years and over
Points are tracked per horse-and-rider combination
SPECIAL ANNUAL AWARD
Overall Grand Champion High Point Award
Awarded to the top point-earning competitor across all divisions for the year
AWARDS & RECOGNITION
Awards may include ribbons, sashes, trophies, medals or prizes
Awards are mailed to recipients
Winners are recognized through VEE social media, website features, and newsletters
*Awards and prizes may vary from year to year based on sponsorship and availability.
VII. Training & Progress Challenges
Honor System: All challenges operate on the honor system. Competitors are expected to complete all required activities and exercises honestly and without misrepresentation.
Challenge Duration: Competitors must complete all required activities and exercises within 30 days from the date of entry.
The start date is defined as the date your entry is submitted and confirmed.
Completion Requirements: Each challenge includes specific tasks or exercises that must be completed by the competitor and their horse.
Competitors are responsible for adhering to the guidelines provided for each challenge to ensure consistency and fairness.
Safety First: Safety is a priority. Competitors must use appropriate tack and equipment and adhere to proper safety practices at all times. Helmets are strongly recommended for all mounted activities.
Modifications to Rules: Virtual Equine Events reserves the right to modify these rules and regulations at any time. Participants will be notified of any changes that may affect their participation.
VIII. Photo Contest Rules
To keep our contests fair, fun, and safe for everyone, please review the following photo rules before submitting your entry:
Original Work: All photos must be original and taken by the rider/handler or someone with their permission.You must have full rights and ownership of the photo. Stock images, professional photos you don’t own, or borrowed photos are not allowed.
No Watermarks: Photos must be submitted without watermarks, logos, or text overlays.
Photo Permissions: By submitting an entry online, you agree to all contest rules.
You grant Virtual Equine Events llc full permission to use your photo(s) on their website, social media, and promotional materials.
Virtual Equine Events llc will always give credit to the owner when possible.
Photo Quality: Photos must be clear, well-lit, and show the subject (horse, rider, or stall door) fully. Blurry, dark, or incomplete photos may be disqualified.
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FAQ
What is a virtual horse show?
A virtual horse show is an online competition where riders and handlers showcase their skills by submitting pre-recorded videos of their class pattern. These events are judged remotely by qualified professionals, following the same standards as in-person shows. Participants can compete in a variety of disciplines, from the convenience of their home arena. Virtual horse shows provide an accessible and cost-effective way to gain feedback, improve skills, and connect with the equestrian community worldwide.
How does a virtual horse show work?
A virtual horse show allows riders to compete from the comfort of their own facilities. Participants record their performances following class specifications, then submit their videos for judging. Certified judges evaluate entries and provide scores and feedback. Results are posted online, and awards are sent directly to winners. It’s a convenient and fun way to showcase your skills, no matter where you are!
I registered for the show, what's next?
Thank you for registering! Here’s what to do next:
1. Download Your Pattern – Check your email for a confirmation message that includes the pattern(s) for your class(es). Be sure to review the requirements carefully.
2. Record Your Performance – Film your ride following the provided pattern. Make sure your video meets our competition guidelines, including clear visibility and appropriate attire.
3. Submit Your Video – Once you have completed your online registration, you will receive a confirmation email including an upload link to submit your video.
4. Judging & Results – Judging starts from the closing date of the show and will be completed within five days. Results are posted as soon as judging is complete.
Can I enter multiple divisions with the same horse?
Yes, you can enter multiple divisions with the same horse. However, you can only enter two conservative levels within the division.
Can more than one rider enter a class on the same horse?
Yes, more than one rider can be entered on the same horse. Each combination of horse and rider requires an entry.
Where do I find the pattern for my class?
After you submit your entry, you will receive the pattern for your class via email for download. The pattern can also be found on the class list on the website.
Do I have to wear show attire?
Show attire is not required; however, correct schooling attire appropriate for your discipline is expected.
How do I submit my video?
Film your test, then use the form to upload your video. All video entries for the horse show, including yours, will be posted on our website for judging and viewing.
When will I get the results and score sheet for my class?
The results and score sheets will be posted on our website under 'scoreboard'.
Is shipping of ribbons free?
Yes! We provide free shipping on all physical ribbons and rosettes for competitors located within the USA. There are no hidden handling fees at checkout for your awards.
Do you ship awards internationally?
Currently, we do not ship physical ribbons or rosettes outside of the USA. To ensure our global community can still participate and be rewarded, we encourage all international competitors to select the VEE e-Voucher and e-Certificate award type during entry.
This option allows you to:
Avoid international customs and shipping delays.
Receive your awards instantly via email.
Apply your winnings directly toward your next entry fee.
What prizes are awarded?
We pride ourselves on offering flexible award options to suit every competitor, whether you are looking for a physical keepsake or a digital reward.
Placings: In every class, we award prizes from 1st through 6th place.
Customizable Awards: One of the unique features of our show is that you can choose your preferred award type when you enter. You have three options to choose from:
1. Flat Ribbon - A classic 8" flat ribbon in traditional placing colors.
Best for: Competitors looking for a standard keepsake at a lower entry fee (entry fee $22).
2. Rosette - A premium 12" rosette featuring high-quality pleating and streamers.
Best for: Those who want a larger, more decorative display piece for their ribbon wall (entry fee $35).
3. Digital Bundle - A VEE e-Certificate and a VEE e-Voucher (entry fee $35).
Best for: International competitors or those who prefer instant rewards without shipping wait times.
How do the e-Vouchers work?
If you select Option 3, your e-Voucher acts as a credit toward future show entries. The value of the voucher is determined by your placing:
1st Place: $20 Voucher
2nd Place: $15 Voucher
3rd Place: $12 Voucher
4th Place: $10 Voucher
5th Place: $8 Voucher
6th Place: $6 Voucher
Note: E-Certificates and Vouchers are delivered via email shortly after the official results are posted, making them the fastest way to receive your winnings.
Can I change my award preference after I've entered?
Award preferences are locked in at the time of entry to ensure we have the correct inventory ready. Please double-check your selection on the entry form before submitting!
When do I need to submit my video?
Videos must be submitted by the closing date of the show.
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