1.00m Arena Eventing League

How this league works

Competing in the 1.00m Arena Eventing League is simple — just follow three steps:

1. Compete
Enter eligible 1.00m Arena Eventing classes at recognised competitions. Both affiliated and unaffiliated results count toward league standings.

2. Submit Your Results
Upload your results through the official Forces Equine system so your performance is included on the league leaderboard.

3. Earn Points & Progress
Points are awarded based on your placing in the overall event. Accumulated points determine your position on the leaderboard and contribute toward Forces Equine Championship qualification.

The 1.00m Arena Eventing League operates with clear, fair rules to ensure a positive competitive experience:

Eligibility

• Open to all Forces Equine community riders
• Each horse‑and‑rider combination earns points separately
• Only results from eligible 1.00m Arena Eventing classes at recognised competitions count toward league standings

Points and Rankings
Points are awarded according to placing (see table above), and leaderboards are updated regularly to reflect current standings.

Submitting Results

• All results must be submitted through the official Forces Equine system
• Only complete and verified results will be counted

Conduct

• Riders and horses are expected to compete with sportsmanship, respect, and fairness
• Any disputes will be resolved by the Forces Equine committee, whose decision is final

Championship Qualification

Qualification for the Forces Equine Championships is based on consistent performance throughout the league season:

1. Accumulate Points – compete in eligible 1.00m classes and earn points
2. Consistency Counts – the best results across the season contribute toward qualification
3. Leaderboard Ranking – top horse‑and‑rider combinations qualify for the Championships

Key Notes:

• Results from both affiliated and unaffiliated competitions count
• Each horse‑and‑rider combination qualifies independently
• Qualification is confirmed by the Forces Equine committee prior to the Championships

This system rewards dedication, development, and consistent performance throughout the season.