I just enrolled my horse with WDAA. Where are my points from previous shows this year?

I just enrolled my horse with WDAA. Where are my points from previous shows this year?

Horses do not start earning YEHP points until they are signed up with a WDAA Horse Number, or enroll in WHLPAP. YEHP points from past shows cannot be applied retroactively. Only YEHP points earned in the current competition year, after the program is initiated, are eligible if the horse and rider meet the required criteria. Continue Reading

Why can’t my horse’s points from all divisions count toward a cumulative total?

Why can’t my horse’s points from all divisions count toward a cumulative total?

Points in the YEHP are recorded based on the divisions listed in each show’s official results and in accordance with WDAA show recognition rules. If a class is placed by division (such as Junior, Amateur, or Open), points are recorded in that specific division. If the results combine Amateur and Open riders into a single Continue Reading

Why is my horse displayed on multiple Year End High Point Leaderboards?

Why is my horse displayed on multiple Year End High Point Leaderboards?

Your horse may appear on multiple Year-End High Point (YEHP) leaderboards if they have earned points in different divisions or levels throughout the competition year. WDAA tracks and displays points separately based on the division and level specified in each show’s official results. This allows for accurate representation of your horse’s achievements across various categories. Continue Reading

Why are my YEHP points listed as Open Division?

Why are my YEHP points listed as Open Division?

YEHP points default to the Open division when the show’s official results do not specify a division, such as Amateur, Junior, or Gaited. Points will also go to the Open division if the show combines divisions—for example: Amateurs and Professionals Juniors and Adults Gaited and Non-Gaited horses—and places all riders or horses together in one Continue Reading

How do I know if a show is eligible for WDAA Year End High points?

How do I know if a show is eligible for WDAA Year End High points?

Check the official WDAA show calendar first at westerndressageassociation.org/event-calendar-view. If a show is not listed, it is NOT or has not yet been approved for recognition. For listed shows: Confirm the official WDAA recognition and show number appear on the prize list or event details. The show must meet all post-reporting requirements and results must Continue Reading

If I ride in a class that combines adults and junior exhibitors or professionals and amateurs, how does that class count?

If I ride in a class that combines adults and junior exhibitors or professionals and amateurs, how does that class count?

Points for Amateur, Junior, or Gaited divisions are awarded only when riders are placed together in a separate division. If a class combines divisions (e.g., amateurs with professionals, or juniors with adults) and all riders are pinned together, results count toward Open points only. Exception: We offer an Amateur/Junior combined division where points are assigned Continue Reading

What is the effective period for the WDAA Year-End High Point Program?

What is the effective period for the WDAA Year-End High Point Program?

The WDAA Year-End High Point Program is effective from January 1 through December 31 each year. YEHP points are earned at WDAA-recognized shows held within this period and reset annually at the start of the new competition year. Did this answer your question?Yes   NoAdditional Comments:Send Feedback

Do all classes count in the High Point Awards Program?

Do all classes count in the High Point Awards Program?

Only WDAA-approved classes at WDAA-recognized shows count toward the Year-End High Point Awards. Eligible classes include Western Dressage tests, rail classes, and pattern classes that meet WDAA approval standards. Did this answer your question?Yes   NoAdditional Comments:Send Feedback