Glanbrook Cadora would like to thank our sponsors for their generous support for our 2024 shows. Please visit our Sponsor Page to view the equine businesses who have provided many wonderful prizes.
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   Three in-person shows - Silver/Bronze - will be held at the Ancaster Fairgrounds and three virtual shows will be offered in Winter/Spring 2025.  
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         -- Registration for all shows, in-person and virtual, will be through CompeteEasy.
 -- Bridle numbers must be purchased for use at the in-person shows.   
          These are interchangeable/reusable  numbers that can be purchased at most tack shops.

     --  PLEASE REVIEW: Biosecurity show requirements and tips are posted at the bottom of this page

T.I.P. - The Jockey Club Thoroughbred Incentive Program  - Notice for riders of registered  Thoroughbred horses   Glanbrook CADORA will not be participating in this program in 2025
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2025 In-Person Shows  Prize List 

Date
Location
Closing Date
​Judge
​Steward
June 1, 2025 (Sunday) 
Ancaster Fairgrounds
May 19, 2025 10pm
 
​John MacPherson
Maria Jose Figueria
July 20, 2025 (Sunday
Ancaster Fairgrounds
July 7, 2025 10pm
Alison Banbury
Janet Wile
Sept 7, 2025 (Sunday)
Ancaster Fairgrounds
August 25 , 2025 10pm
Sara Alberni
Janet Wile

2025 Virtual Shows  Prize List

Opening Date
Location
Closing Date
Judge
Steward
January 1, 2025
​Virtual Show
ENTRY FORM - CompeteEasy
​January 31, ​
Patrick Evans
NA
February 1, 2025
​​​Virtual Show
​​​ENTRY FORM - CompeteEasy
​March 9, 2025  Extended date​
       Kellie Towers         
NA
​March 1, 2025  
​​Virtual Show
​​​​​ENTRY FORM - CompeteEasy
​March 31
 ​ Kristy Barber
NA
Value
Value
Value
Value
Value


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Tests Offered  

 
 USEF TESTS - In-person shows
Note: USEF tests were updated in 2023
 CADORA TESTS  - Virtual shows
Silver Shows  2024
​May 19, July 7  & Aug 4
 Training Level Tests 1, 2, 3:  First Level Tests 1, 2, 3:  Second Level Tests 1, 2, 3:  Third Level Tests 1, 2, 3:  Fourth Level Tests 1, 2, 3:  ​FEI Prix St. Georges,  Intermediate 1
 ​Bronze Shows 2024
May 19, July 7 & Aug 4
 Introductory (Walk/Trot) Tests "A", "B" "C":  Training Level Tests 1, 2, 3:​ First Level Test 1:.2.3
  Second Level Tests 1, 2, 3:  Third & Fourth Level Test of Choice
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  Virtual Shows  2024 Closing Dates: Feb 25,  March 31, and ​April 28 
CADORA TESTS  Walk/Trot Tests A,B,C,D Training Level Tests A.B.C, D
​ First Level Test A,B,C,D Second Level Tests A,B,C,D​​  Third & Fourth Levels A.B.C, D
 Freestyle, Test of Choice ​ 

WESTERN DRESSAGE TESTS (Offered only in Virtual Shows)
WSDAC Introductory to level 3 Tests A, B, C, D​
Value
 

   Disease Control and Biosecurity   Glanbrook CADORA IN-Person Dressage Shows 
General
     All competitors must be aware that EC and OE sanctioned shows will have a heightened awareness and procedures for control of disease spread among horses on the show grounds. Any horse exhibiting signs of illness must not be transported to the show. Vaccination certification, in advance of the show, must be submitted with entries and all horses must be temperature checked prior to travelling to the show. Any horse with a temperature over 39.o C should be considered unwell. Please bring a rectal thermometer to the show, to monitor throughout the day. Refer to the Prize List for additional details of biosecurity in the barn areas and show grounds. At check-in, before entering the barn area, please report the temperature of the horse, taken prior to transport.

BIOSECURITY REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL COMPETITORS

POSTER - Tips to Protect Your Horse Away from Home
 
Definition of a Sick Horse
 For your information, consider the following:
-Elevated temperature of 39o C or greater
-Nasal discharge
-Cough
-Aggressive or depressed behavior
-Diarrhea
-Open sores

    This list does not include all the possibilities for disease and are just a guide. Any abnormal behavior or symptom must be considered as an indication that the horse is not well.
If any horse is found to exhibit the above symptoms, or any other indication of illness, it should not be transported.

    If an unwell horse arrives at the show grounds, it will be isolated at its own trailer and may require medical assessment. Any costs associated with a medical assessment will be born by the person responsible for the horse.
Other horses travelling with the sick horse cannot enter the barn area and may also be subject to medical assessment