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TREC

TREC is an outdoor sport in which terrain, technique, navigation, or body control is decisive. At its core, the objective is clear jumping rounds, precise dressage tests, combined eventing performance, endurance, or driving/vaulting scoring. Participation format: Horse-rider combinations, drivers, vaulters, and teams. It is typically contested on or in Arena, course, cross-country, driving, or endurance route. Scoring is based on Discipline-dependent: faults, time, marks, or endurance performance. Core equipment includes Horse, saddle/tack, protective clothing, and discipline-specific facility. Listed competitions include FEI World Championships, Olympic Equestrian Events, FEI World Cup Finals. Origin/development: Internationaler Pferdesport, 1921. The sport is activel…

LevelVariant FamilyOutdoor Sport CategoryOutdoor sport
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Classification

Category Outdoor sport
Family Outdoor Sport
Level Variant

Weitere Angaben

Aliases Orienteering horseback, TREC orienteering, Orienteering Horseback, TREC Orienteering
Tags animal, tier, trec, outdoor-sport, orienteering-horseback, trec-orienteering

Rules and format

Die Grundlagen

Ziel

Depending on discipline, the objective is clear jumping rounds, precise dressage tests, combined eventing performance, endurance, or driving/vaulting scoring.

Teilnehmer

Horse-rider combinations, teams, drivers, vaulters, and para classes.

Teamgröße

Individual combinations or teams by discipline.

Spielfeld

Arena, jumping course, cross-country course, driving course, endurance route, or vaulting circle.

Dauer

Rides, rounds, tests, or routes under discipline rules.

Wertung

Faults, time, judges' marks, technical scores, eliminations, and veterinary controls.

Gewinnbedingung

Victory comes by best discipline score or overall result.

Ausrüstung

  • horse
  • saddle/tack
  • helmet/protective clothing
  • discipline facilities
  • veterinary control

Wichtige Regelpunkte

  • jumping fault
  • refusal
  • fall
  • veterinary/welfare breach
  • equipment/doping violation

Regelquellen

Federations and sources

Federations

  • Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI)