Athletes perform a variety of movements on the back of a cantering horse, including artistic mounts and dismounts, handstands, shoulder stands, and in multi-athlete competition -- carrying or lifting another athlete.
About
Vaulting is one of the oldest known forms of equestrian sport, often described as gymnastics on horseback. During performances, the horse is guided by a long rein controlled by a lunger. Team, Pas-de-Deux and Individual competitions are held where competitors are judged on their ability to smoothly execute compulsory movements demonstrating strength, flexibility, and balance while facing all four directions and covering all parts of the horse from neck to croup. They are then evaluated on the technical difficulty and artistic expression associated with a freestyle routine. A portion of every overall score also considers the horse’s quality and consistency of gait.
Forms and Documents
Competition rules, policies and resources
High Performance
FEI Athlete Registration and Authorization resources
EQUESTRIAN CANADA VAULTING COMMITTEE
The EC Vaulting Committee is responsible for leading the strategy on programs and services for vaulting development in Canada.
Vaulting Commitee
Korynn Weber
Chair
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BC
Averill Saunders
AB
Diane Boyd
AB
Nicole De Villiers
BC
Gabe Aniello
BC
Carolyn Latimer
AB
Kyla Murch
SK
Alyssa Parker
SK