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How do I get involved in the Para Equestrian Classes at national level shows?

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How do I get involved in the Para Equestrian Classes at national level shows?

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If you have a permanent, measurable disability you may compete in Para Equestrian (PE) Classes. PE classes are held at either FEI/USEF PE shows (for riders with a disability) or at open USEF/USDF shows. If you require compensating aids or adaptations to allow you to compete, you must apply for a United States Equestrian Federation “USEF” Dispensation Certificate. To learn more about the USEF Dispensation Program, please go to the following web page of the USEF. The dispensation certificates are used only for permanent measurable disabilities, not those that are temporary. This dispensation certificate will list all appropriate compensating aides and adaptive equipment that the particular athlete will be permitted to use in competition. The aids are to be compensatory in nature, not providing any advantage to any athlete. The aides and equipment listed on the certificate are approved by the USEF Adaptive Sports Committee. The committee will review each applicants individual needs and ai

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