World-class Sport

Thank you for joining us in 2025!

From high-stakes jump-offs, to the precision and power of dressage, to the thrill of international eventing, we loved sharing the excitement of equestrian sport with you at Wesley Clover Parks. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering the sport for the first time, there’s always something new to experience at The Parks.

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Frequently asked questions.

Arrival and getting around our site.

  • Please follow posted signage and/or directions from staff and volunteers upon arrival.

  • Parking is available on site free of charge.

  • It takes about five minutes to walk from our spectator parking to the competition area. Our site is wheelchair and stroller accessible, please note given the rural nature of the property you will encounter uneven surfaces, grass, and gravel.

  • As part of our biosecurity and safety protocols the stabling area is strictly off limits to the public.

Are there washrooms?

  • Access to portable toilets will be available to the public.

Is there seating?

  • Bleacher seating is available on a first come first served basis. We encourage guests to bring folding chairs or blankets!

Will there be food vendors?

  • Yes! We encourage you to visit our vendors while you are on site. Stop by the beer garden for snacks, cold refreshments and covered seating with prime views of the show jumping action.

Can I bring food & beverages with me?

  • Outside food and nonalcoholic beverages are permitted. We recommend bringing water on hot days!

How does Show Jumping work?

  • Riders must navigate a course of obstacles, aiming to clear each jump without knocking down rails or refusing. The goal is to complete the course with the least number of faults in the fastest time! Faults and elimination can occur in few ways:

    • A knock-down, lowering the height of a jump or failing to clear the white tape on a water jump, is penalized with 4 faults.

    • The first refusal to jump a fence is penalized with 4 faults.

    • A second refusal to results in elimination.

    • Exceeding the time allowed is penalized with 1 fault for every 1 second over the time allowed.

    • Falling off while on course results in elimination.

    • Going off course, jumping the fences out of the correct order, also results in elimination.

  • Don't miss the jump off! Those with no faults in the first round will move on to the jump-off where they will compete over a shortened course. The goal is to clear the course in the fastest time possible without penalties. It's an exciting, high-pressure moment where speed and precision are crucial to securing victory!

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