What are cross country Colours?

Black.

What should my horse wear for cross country?

Breeches: Plain white, buff, or fawn breeches are required for cross-country. Riding boots: Plain black boots or full-grain smooth leather gaiters and matching boots must be worn. Numbers: Your rider number must be worn and clearly visible from both the front and back.

What do you wear for cross country riding?

Long or short sleeved shirt with collar and without neckwear, of a conservative color, neatly tucked into riding breeches.

Is cross country the same as eventing?

Technically speaking, Cross Country is not its own independent competition; it is not its own discipline or event. Cross Country is only one test of three, that combined, comprise the sport of Three-Day Eventing. The other two components of this sport include dressage and show jumping.

Can you wear brown boots eventing?

Breeches or jodhpurs may be any color; Gloves (if worn) may be any color; Boots—black, brown, or any dark hue, modest piping of a different color is permitted, field, jodhpur or a black or brown full grain smooth leather leg piece and matching leather boots. Chaps or half-chaps are not allowed. JUMPING TEST.

What are the levels of eventing?

For years, eventing in the United States had six distinct recognized levels: Beginner Novice, Novice, Training, Preliminary, Intermediate, and Advanced. The divide between Training and Preliminary is generally recognized as the step from the lower levels to the upper levels.

Are leather bits legal in eventing?

c. A snaffle bit made of metal, leather, rubber or plastic material is permitted for all tests.

What do you have to wear for eventing?

Show Jumping Preliminary and above competitors must wear a dark colored coat (dark blue or black). Beginner Novice through Modified competitors may wear a dark colored coat (not required), or they may wear a conservatively colored long or short sleeved collared shirt with no neckwear.