Equestrian:Overview of equestrian - Classes of participant
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Classes of participant
- Horse
- For the purposes of this handbook, we use the word "horse" to include all equines under the authority of the equestrian marshalate. This includes horses, asses, mules, zorses, and donkeys. Zebras and other non-domesticated equine variants are not allowed.
- Rider/driver
- A person who is actually riding or driving a horse.
- Ground crew
- People who generally assist riders/drivers and horses from the ground, such as resetting targets or handing weapons to riders.
- Marshal
- A person who is supervising the equestrian activities and areas.
- Led individual, or passenger
- A person who is not an authorized rider/driver, being led on horseback (e.g. in a procession), or riding on a carriage driven by an authorized driver.
- Spectator
- Anyone present in the general area where equestrian activities are taking place, but not taking an active part.