JUMP CANADA MEDAL

2012 Jump Canada Medal Standings

What is it?
The Jump Canada Medal is a hunter equitation class held at Equine Canada sanctioned competitions. There are two phases; over fences (height of 3’6”) and a flat phase.

How is it judged?
The over fences phase is worth 60% of the final score and the flat phase is worth 40%. All riders who completed the over fences, or a minimum of eight, shall be called back to perform on the flat.

What are the rider requirements?
All riders competing in the Jump Canada Medal must be a junior and hold an Equine Canada Gold Sport License.

How do you qualify for the National Finals?
The top 25 riders from across Canada will qualify to compete at the Jump Canada Medal National Finals (riders must have competed in at least 3 JC Medals annually to qualify).

The following number of riders are accepted from each Region:
British Columbia - 5 riders
Prairie - 5 riders
Ontario - 10 riders
Atlantic - 5
Should any region not fill to their accepted number, the next qualified rider from Ontario will be accepted, followed by the next qualified rider from Quebec, and so on to 25 riders total.

How do competitions register a JC Medal class?
Competitions must notify Equine Canada by completing the JC Medal Class Confirmation form or by emailing This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Where can I find further information?
Please see Equine Canada rules, Section G articles G1105 and G1106 for complete rules and criteria.