Go to www.eventingvolunteers.com/users/sign_up, fill out the email and password then click "sign up." After, click the link sent to your email to confirm your account. This will be your centralized resource for all your volunteering needs.
Login to your account and fill out the “New Volunteer Form.” Once complete, you will be redirected to the Volunteer Dashboard.
After reviewing the Volunteer Job Descriptions, go to your Dashboard then click the "Events" tab to view open events that you can sign up for.
Arrive promptly at the requested time for your training so that you have the opportunity to ask questions and become confident in your role.
At the end of the day, check-out and join us for the after-party to celebrate a job well done!
(For unrecognized events, the dressage steward is also the in-gate steward).
Requirements:
(There are no bit check positions at unrecognized events).
(For unrecognized events, this position is filled by the dressage steward).
(For unrecognized events, ring stewards also serve the role of warm-up stewards).
(For unrecognized events, the jumping steward may also be the jumping judge).
(This position may not exist for unrecognized events.)
(This position does not exist for unrecognized events.)
(This position may be combined with the Out-Gate Steward depending on ring configuration.)
Keep riders moving out of the competition ring quickly and safely. It may be necessary to assist a fallen rider or catch a loose horse. Assist in fence crew duties if necessary.
(This position may be combined with the In-Gate Steward depending on ring configuration.)
(This position does not exist for unrecognized events)
Requirements:
(This position does not exist for unrecognized events).
Requirements:
(This position does not exist for unrecognized events).
(For unrecognized events, one fence judge may cover multiple obstacles).
Requirements:
Requirements:
(This position does not exist for unrecognized events).
(This position does not exist for unrecognized events).
Requirements:
Shuttle Requirements:
Susanne Brammerts (right) I grew up in Germany and took riding lessons only occasionally as a child. In ’99 I moved to Florida because of my job in the IT branche, but it wasn’t until I moved to Maryland when I realized that I lived in horse country, that I
