Working equitation competition consists of four phases.

1. Dressage – encourages harmony between horse and rider. Tests are conducted in a 20m x 40m arena.
2. Ease of Handling (EOH) – horse and rider demonstrate how calmly, precisely and stylishly they deal with obstacles.
3. Speed – a test of speed, agility, athleticism using the same obstacles as the Ease of Handling phase.
4. Cattle – tests the ability of the horse and rider to work cattle individually and with teammates.

Compulsory phases are dressage, ease of handling and speed.

Not sure what level is right for you? Refer to the working equitation RULES AND TESTS or come along to an Australian National Working Equitation Club event for help in gauging your skill level.

Participating in local competitions may lead you to aspire to our State and or National championships. UPCOMING EVENTS.