March 5, 2013
CIEC Press Releases
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AEF to host 2013 Canadian Interprovincial Equestrian Championships
Competition Held In Alberta For First TimeThe Alberta Equestrian Federation (AEF) will host the 2013 Canadian Interprovincial Equestrian Championships (CIEC) in the Calgary area from Sept. 13-15, 2013. "We are thrilled that the national CIEC committee accepted our submission to host the games in Alberta," says Tara Gamble, president  of the AEF Board of Directors. "It's a wonderful opportunity to showcase Albertans - horses, riders, coaches and trainers." "This is the third year of the competition and the first time that the championships have been held outside of Quebec," says Sonia Dantu, executive director of the AEF. "The disciplines of dressage, jumping and reining for junior and senior will be represented at the championships," says Dantu. "We're already gearing up to make the CIEC a great success with a crossdiscipline volunteer committee and reaching out to our partners." The entry process for riders and leased horses is currently being finalized and will be broadly shared by the AEF when it is complete. The CIEC is a sanctioned Equine Canada competition and a collaborative event between the national and provincial sport organizations. It aims to develop the next generation of equestrian national and international champions.
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Call for Horses to Lease
AEF Seeking Horses For Lease To Qualified Riders From Other Provinces
The Alberta Equestrian Federation (AEF) will host the 2013 Canadian Interprovincial Equestrian Championships (CIEC) in the Calgary area from Sept. 13-15, 2013. Schooling and warm-up for the competition will be Sept. 11-12. Dressage and jumping for both junior and senior riders will be held at Rocky Mountain Show Jumping ( www.rmshowjumping.com), and reining for juniors and seniors will be at the Okotoks Agricultural Society ( www.okotoksag.com). The AEF is seeking a limited number of horses in all three disciplines, for lease to qualified teams of riders from other provinces/territories. Each provincial/territorial team will be coached by a certified coach and /or professional trainer. Horses for lease must meet certain discipline-specific criteria and will be cared for to the highest standards. The CIEC is a sanctioned Equine Canada competition and a collaborative event between the national and provincial sport organizations. It aims to develop the next generation of equestrian national and international champions. The championships are also an opportunity to showcase Alberta's excellence in horse training, management and breeding to a national and provincial audience. Trainers can highlight their expertise and promote their horses through the lease program. ------------------------- For more information about offering a horse for lease, please contact: Sophie Beaufils, Competitions Coordinator, Alberta Equestrian Federation competitions@albertaequestrian.com 403-253-4411 ext. 2
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2013 CIEC Will Showcase Excellence In Alberta Equestrian Venues
National Competition To Be Held In September At Rocky Mountain Show Jumping and Okotoks Agricultural Society
From Sept. 13-15, 2013, the Canadian Interprovincial Equestrian Championships (CIEC) will be held in Alberta for the first time outside of Quebec. The Alberta Equestrian Federation (AEF) is pleased to introduce its partners in hosting the competition - Rocky Mountain Show Jumping and the Okotoks Agricultural Society. "The AEF is very pleased to partner with Rocky Mountain Show Jumping and the Okotoks Agricultural Society," says Tara Gamble, president of the AEF Board of Directors. "They have agreed to be the host locations for this Canadian event, and the national teams will find their facilities and services to be top notch." Dressage and jumping for both junior and senior riders will be held at Rocky Mountain Show Jumping at the south edge of the City of Calgary. Rocky Mountain Show Jumping was founded in 1997 by Canadian Equestrian Team member John Anderson, and offers world-class facilities for beginners to international level riders. "The CIEC will bring riders from across Canada to compete in the jumper and dressage disciplines, and we welcome the opportunity to showcase Rocky Mountain Show Jumping and Calgary to them," says John Anderson, president of Rocky Mountain Show Jumping. "We want to build an event that showcases riders excelling in a Jump Canada program, and as a host venue, we wholeheartedly support youth in our equestrian sport." Reining for both junior and senior riders will be at the Okotoks Agricultural Society, south of Calgary and north of the Town of Okotoks. The Okotoks Agricultural Society is the oldest ongoing Agricultural Society in Western Canada with a history of providing the community with a top quality agricultural forum since 1892. "The Okotoks Agricultural Society is proud to be partnering with the Alberta Equestrian Federation. It's exciting to be part of the first Canadian Interprovincial Equestrian Championships outside of Quebec," says Dawn Mitchell, general manager of the Okotoks Agricultural Society. "We are very proud of our community and facility, and look forward to sharing that with competitors from all over Canada. We look forward to a long partnership with the AEF." The CIEC is a sanctioned Equine Canada competition and a collaborative event between the national and provincial/territorial sport organizations. It aims to develop the next generation of equestrian national and international champions.
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