• Join us at the South Peace Horse Club as a volunteer for our upcoming events!

    We are in need of local volunteers for various exciting opportunities including;

    -Horse Trials Event (Aug 31- Sep 1)

    - Hunter Jumper Days (Oct 12-13)

    While horse experience is not mandatory, it is certainly a valuable asset. Sign up today to be a part of our team and contribute to the success of these events!

    If you have questions or would like more info on volunteer positions, please reach out to Taya Sutherland (tayajo2003@gmail.com)

     

    *Both events are located at Evergreen Park

  • South Peace Horse Trials

    Aug 31 - Sep 1

  • The South Peace Horse Trials is one of our biggest volunteer events of the year. 

    Eventing (also known as three-day eventing or horse trials) is often described as an equestrian triathlon, featuring three different types of tests in the disciplines of dressage, cross-country, and show jumping, over a period of days. Tests showcase the proper physique, speed and stamina of the horse, as well as accuracy and jumping technique of horse and rider.

    - Equestrian Canada

     

     

  • Hunter/Jumper Days

    Oct 12-13

  • Our Hunter/Jumper days are one of the biggest volunteer events of the year, for South Peace Horse Club

     

    More About the Hunter:

    With its roots in traditional fox hunting where riders would often jump their horses over fences and natural obstacles, hunter classes test the essential qualities in a good hunting horse. In today’s Hunter ring, performances are judged subjectively, with a variety of factors being taken into consideration, including the horse’s style, movement, jumping technique, and conformation depending on the class. Hunter divisions include over fences classes (jumping obstacles) and hack classes (gaits, including walk, trot and canter).

    - Equestrian Canada

     

    More About the Jumper:

    Spectator friendly and easy to understand, the object for the Jumper is to negotiate a series of obstacles, where emphasis is placed on height and width, and to do so without lowering the height or refusing to jump any of the obstacles. The time taken to complete the course is also a factor. The Jumping course tests a horse’s athleticism, agility and tractability while simultaneously testing a rider’s precision, accuracy and responsiveness. Perhaps most importantly, Jumping tests the partnership between horse and rider.

    -US Equestrian

     

     

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