Horse Shows

From first-time competitors to more experienced riders, Cedarhill offers a welcoming path into the show ring through grassroots, C-rated, and A-rated competition. Many of our homegrown riders who started in the walk trot division have gone on to compete successfully in some of the most prestigious venues.

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A supportive way to start showing
Cedarhill Farm hosts and attends horse shows designed to help riders build confidence, gain experience, and enjoy the excitement of competition. Whether your rider is just getting started or preparing for higher levels, our team helps guide each step.

  • Our Grassroots Shows are designed for beginner and intermediate riders, including Cedarhill riders and riders from outside barns. These one-day local shows offer a fun, approachable introduction to competition in a supportive environment. It is from these riders that Cedarhill grows our show team that goes on to showing at the more advanced levels.

    Highlights

    • Beginner-friendly format

    • Only semi formal attire required

    • Great ribbons and champion prizes

    • Quality judging

    • Easy one-day commitment

    • Relaxed, encouraging atmosphere

    • Four shows per year

  • Showing is a process, and we help riders prepare step by step. Cedarhill riders can expect guidance with:

    • Choosing the right show

    • Discussing schedule and budget with family and instructor

    • Signing up for the event

    • Horse assignment and preparation

    • Attire and turnout

    • Schooling before the competition

    • Show-day readiness and expectations

    Judging the Disciplines

    Show Logistics

  • Grassroots Shows
    An excellent place for newer riders to begin. These local one-day shows focus primarily on equitation and help riders gain confidence in a relaxed setting.

    C-Rated Shows
    A natural next step after grassroots competition. These shows are typically two-day events and test both rider skill and horse performance. They are state and locally recognized and can be a great bridge toward higher levels.

    A-Rated Shows
    The highest level of competition, with riders competing on a national stage. These shows require greater commitment, stronger mounts, and a larger investment, but they offer serious opportunities for advancement and qualification.