From your arena to a judged placing
No hauling, no travel, no show-day nerves. Here is the whole process, start to finish.
Choose an event
Browse the calendar and pick a show and the classes that fit you and your horse. Every discipline and level is welcome.
Register horse & rider
Create your entry in minutes. One horse and one rider per entry, with your classes selected up front.
Film & upload your ride
Film at home or at your barn, then upload your video from any device before the entry deadline.
Judges score your entry
Real judges review every ride against structured discipline rubrics.
Results are published
Placings and scorecards are published class by class. Check the results page and your dashboard.
Automatic raffle tickets
Where a show offers a raffle, every class you ENTER earns tickets automatically — 100 per class on the Fall Classic, with no cap. You do not have to upload your ride first, and there are no extra steps.
Key dates
Entries openopen now
October 1, 2026
Tickets start earning the moment you enter a class.
Film and upload
Upload anytime before Nov 30
Upload your video: anytime after you register, until Nov 30, 11:59 PM ET
Entries close
November 30, 2026, 11:59 PM ET
Last moment to enter a class or earn a ticket.
Judging and results
December 2026
Real judges score every ride; placings publish class by class.
Prize drawing
December 20, 2026, 8:00 PM ET
Four drawings, live on stream.
Filming basics
A good video is the only thing between you and the judge's scorecard. The full guide has camera placement and examples.
- Film in landscape (horizontal) orientation.
- Keep the full horse and rider in frame for the entire ride.
- Use one continuous, unedited clip per class.
- Follow your class camera instructions. For rail classes, film from the center of the arena, safely clear of the horse’s path.
- Choose good light. Outdoors or a well-lit arena works best.
- Start with your placard, or say your name, filming date, horse’s name and class clearly. Keep the audio on.
Judging you can trust
Every entry is scored by real judges using structured, discipline-specific rubrics: the same criteria applied to every ride in the class. Judges use AI-assisted review tools to work efficiently, always under human judge oversight. A judge reviews and signs off on every scorecard.
Placings are published only after scorecards are finalized, and entry placards or spoken introductions help reviewers match videos to the correct entry.
Ready to show from home?
Pick your first event and you could have a judged scorecard within weeks.