The latest version of the 2024 ANCCE Cup Competitions Rules & Regulations for Dressage are just been uploaded onto the Association website. ANCCE is firmly committed with Dressage; therefore, it has introduced a number of novelties to increase the number of horses classified for SICAB at the classes or sections for 4, 5, 6 and 7-year-olds. Previously, eleven (11) horses qualified, but now 15 horses qualify. In the case of Prix St. Georges and Grand Prix, the increase is from eleven to thirteen horses.

Likewise, Full-fledged Members of ANCCE will continue to enjoy a 30% discount on entries for their participating horses.  

Other noteworthy changes include:

- When it comes to the Young Horse levels (4, 5, 6 and 7-year-olds), and both Prix St. Georges and Grand Prix, ties will be broken at the cutoff of places 15 and 13, respectively. 

- All International Dressage Competitions (CDI) held in Spain and the Championships of Spain count towards the ANCCE Cup for Dressage.

- The ANCCE Young Horse Selection Test Final (PSCJ ANCCE) retains the 1.4 coefficient for the qualification points to continue to promote the contribution of data to the PRE Breeding Program.  

- Those Organizing Committees that upload videos and offer live broadcasts of their competition using the Official ANCCE Competition app/web site need not pay the registration fee on the official 2024 ANCCE calendar.

The ANCCE Cup for Dressage qualifier competitions runs from the 1st of January until the 20th of October, 2024.

[WEB] 2024 ANCCE Cup Rules & Regulations for Dressage

Remember that the deadline to request an ANCCE Cup for Dressage Competition concludes before Thursday, the 15th of February. To request a competition, download and fill out the request form provided below and email it to jgomez@ancce.com. After the established deadline, all requests need to be approved by the General Sports Commission. 

[PDF] Request a 2024 ANCCE Cup Competition  

[WEB] 2024 ANCCE Cup for Dressage Calendar

*This calendar is updated daily as Requests from the Organizing Committees arrive at the office.