Question 1 of 50. Question 2 of 50. Question 3 of 50. Question 4 of 50. Question 5 of 50. Question 6 of 50. Test name: TD/CD Open Book Assignment

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1 Test name: TD/CD Open Book Assignment This test is worth: 50 points Select multiple choice answers with a cross or tick: Only select one answer Select multiple answers Question 1 of 50 How do we deal with a rider protesting: a) 20 penalties b) his time penalties after being held Question 2 of 50 What is the maximum height for a cross country fence for the following: a) EvA80 b) EvA95 c) EvA105 d) 1* e) 2* f) 3* Question 3 of 50 What is required if a rider falls on the cross country and wishes to ride a second horse in the competition? Question 4 of 50 What is the requirement relating to flagging of Show Jumping practice fences? Question 5 of 50 How should a rider be identified on a cross country course? Question 6 of 50 What are the requirements relating to medical armbands?

2 Question 7 of 50 What are the requirements relating to identification of horses throughout the competition at a CIC event? Question 8 of 50 What are the requirements in regard to use of back protectors for cross country? Question 9 of 50 What are the minimum requirements in a show jump practise arena? Question 10 of 50 The weather overnight has turned to heavy rain. What considerations need to be taken into account for the cross-country phase? Question 11 of 50 What are the rules relating to rider's use of a whip in dressage? Question 12 of 50 For EvA105 level, what are: - a) the MINIMUM number of obstacles in show jumping? b) the MAXIMUM number of jumping efforts in cross country? Question 13 of 50 What is the penalty for a rail down in show jumping? Question 14 of 50 What is the penalty for a refusal in cross country?

3 Question 15 of 50 What is the penalty for a fall off a horse on cross country at EvA95 level? Question 16 of 50 What is the maximum height for a EvA95 show jump fence? Question 17 of 50 What is the maximum height on the cross country course for EvA105 fences? Question 18 of 50 At what rate does a EvA105 rider ride cross country at? Question 19 of 50 Position the Judges Question 20 of 50 What are the dimensions of a full size dressage arena? Question 21 of 50 A rider is allowed to change his mind when approaching a fence or element until the very last moment. Any exceptions? Question 22 of 50 In the Dressage, a competitor is wearing Spurs with Rowels. Is this allowed?

4 Question 23 of 50 A horse slips between elements of a multiple obstacle on the Cross Country course and its quarters touch the ground, but the rider does not fall off. What penalties do they incur? Question 24 of 50 An obstacle on the Cross Country course of a CNC2* has been broken and not yet rebuilt. The fence judge waves a red flag in front of an oncoming rider, and calls for him to stop. The rider considers that the fence is clear and ignores the Official. What penalties does he incur? Question 25 of 50 While jumping an A&B combination, a rider's head gear comes unfastened while jumping A. Immediately after jumping B he stops and does it up. What penalties does he receive? Question 26 of 50 When can a rider ask a fence judge a question in the middle of a XC course? Question 27 of 50 After the first class goes cross country, the scorers tell the organizer that there are no results for Jump 13, and subsequent iinvestigations show that there was no Jump Judge for the entire class. What do you do? Question 28 of 50 What is the distance, speed, number of obstacles and number of efforts required for a EvA105 show jumping course? Question 29 of 50 What is the distance, speed, number of obstacles & efforts required for a CNC** crosscountry course? Question 30 of 50 Where the official EA National Rule Book does not cover a specific circumstance for Eventing, what references and principles would you use to make a determination?

5 Question 31 of 50 In the case of a competitor being reported to you by the Show Jump Judge as being 'incompetent' and 'dangerous' after being eliminated in this phase, what arrangements will you make for the cross-country phase later that afternoon? Question 32 of 50 If the ambulance leaves the ground does the event need to be halted? Question 33 of 50 When a Steward is randomly checking saddlery before the dressage test of a CCI3* the rider asks him not to check the bridle and bit. Is this permissible? Question 34 of 50 A horse falls cross-country and breaks a leg - are there any circumstances in which you might be required to make a decision on the horse's future? Question 35 of 50 A rider travelling at excessive speed calls off a competitor in front of him/her at a jump. The leading competitor circles resulting in his receiving a 2 seconds time penalty. He puts in an official objection. Describe your position on this and your decision. What will you do about the faster rider? Question 36 of 50 Are there any occasions when reported 'unauthorised' assistance would not result in you eliminating the competitor? Give an example. Question 37 of 50 A competitor is ELIMINATED on cross country, for MISSING A JUMP, what are the options open to you for a rider in: a) Training? b) EvA95 c) CNC **

6 Question 38 of 50 What is the penalty for starting the cross-country phase ahead of time? Question 39 of 50 Are 'top hats' allowed? (Under what circumstances?) Question 40 of 50 An established ** rider has entered a horse, which has recently competed in ONE Two Star event (results DR-52%, XCJ-0, XCT -4, SJJ-20, SJT-2.) in a PN class. Does this attract a Riding Down penalty? Why? Question 41 of 50 Can tests be called in the following? a)official ODE (EvA80) b) Unofficial ODE (Newcomers) c) Combined Training Question 42 of 50 Is a rubber snaffle allowed a) in Dressage? b) in Cross Country? Question 43 of 50 Over the PA system, riders have been constantly reminded to keep away from the canteen area even though this is a short cut to the cross-country course. Riders are intercepted and asked to go the long way. What options are open for: a) the rider who is downright rude to an Official b) the rider who is pleasant but re-offends with a second horse c) the rider who was genuinely unaware of the rule Back up your decision with reference to the Rule Book Question 44 of 50 What is the lowest level of national class at which double bridles may be used?

7 Question 45 of 50 A rider claims his horse has had an eye operation. The vet has certified that the horse is fit to compete in a One Day Event. Will you allow a fly shield? Question 46 of 50 The competitor complains that the Dressage Judge did not allow him to complete the test for being lame. The even Vet says that the horse appears to be perfectly sound on inspection and examination. What do you do? Question 47 of 50 A Dressage Judge reports a horse in EvA95 for being 'lame'. What criteria would influence your decision to eliminate or allow this competitor to continue? Question 48 of 50 A horse is eliminated by the Dressage Judge for riding in a copper bit with steel rings. The rider has put in an official objection. Would you uphold this or not and under which rule(s)? Question 49 of 50 The landing at Fence 12 deteriorates by midway through the EvA95 Class - and you decide that it is now potentially dangerous. What can you do? Question 50 of 50 There is a jump 2cm over height in the CNC* course, which butts up to the EvA105 fence. Your options would appear to be: A) to re-flag the fence extending it through the EvA105 fence B) to take out the fence and flag the Ev105 fence in its place C) remove the fence altogether D) Adjust the height of the original fence, build up the take off by 2cm