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2026

Calgary CPEDI

​Tilted Tiara is running the Calgary CPEDI on May 21-24, 2026, at Anderson Ranch, home of Rocky Mountain Show Jumping.

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Kristi Wysocki, USA, L4/YH

​Joanne Bouwhuis, CAN, L2/YH

Jane Ventura, AUS, L3/YH

Tilted Tiara CPEDI
Athlete Support Fund

The CPEDI Athlete Development Fund was built to support para-dressage athletes and enable them to help reach their competition goals.

Please upload a detailed spreadsheet that includes the following information: Date of Expense, Expense Details, Amount of Expense, and Grand Total of all expenses.

Please also upload copies of your detailed receipts and a maps screen shot that confirms kms travelled.

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CPEDI Classifications

CPEDI 2*

The CPEDI 2* will have two (2) or three (3) Individual Competitions for each of the five (5) Grades as follows:

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  • Para Intermediate Test A

  • Para Intermediate Test B

  • Para Intermediate Freestyle (optional

CPEDI 3*

The CPEDI 3* will have three (3) Individual Competitions for each of the five (5) Grades as follows:

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  • Para Grand Prix Test A

  • Para Grand Prix Test B

  • Para Grand Prix Freestyle 

Frequently Asked Questions

Horse Inspection

Riders must present their horses at the "trot-up" the day before the event. During this process, members of the "Ground Jury" and the Veterinary Delegate will verify the horses' identities using their passports and microchips, as well as assess their overall soundness and fitness to compete.

Draw

The "draw," which determines when each horse and rider combination will start in a competition, takes place the day before the event, rather than after entries close. This adds to the excitement and tension, particularly for the riders, and means that individual starting times cannot be ahead of the show.

Equestrian Canada Policy for Competing at International Events

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Canadian para-equestrian athletes interested in competing at FEI level para-dressage competitions must meet and comply with the following requirements:

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  • Be an EC Platinum Sport Licence Holder in good standing

  • Hold an FEI Registration for the current year

  • Sign and abide by the EC Athlete Agreement

  • Hold FEI Para-Dressage Classification

  • Obtain an approved training and competition plan focused on international performance

  • Meet the requirements to be a para-dressage ranked athlete and have an average score of 65% or better on the para-dressage ranking list

If this is your first CPEDI, can we help you prepare and answer all your questions? 

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You'll need the following:

  • A platinum membership

  • Permission to compete 

  • FEI vaccinations for your horse

  • FEI horse registration

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