LEC Shows
LEC Show Information
2024 Show Dates
January 13-14
Valerie Pride Eventing Clinic
Download flyer for details
February 3
Just Jumpers and Derby Cross
April 6
Eventing in a Day/Dressage Only
March 9-10
SEDA Spring Fleur de Leap Schooling HT, CT, Dressage Show
Prize List Here
May 18
Combined Test/Dressage Only
June 8
Eventing in a Day/Dressage Only
July 13
Combined Test/Dressage Only
August 9-10
Deep South Paso Fino Horse Association 2024 Summer Sizzler Show
September 7
Just Jumpers
September 28-29
USEA-Licensed Fleur de Leap Horse Trials
Organized by SEDA
November 2
Combined Test/Dressage Only
November 16-17
Cross Country Equestrian Workshop
Come find out about this new discipline which combines stadium and cross country. The workshop will be held at Lagniappe Equestrian Center. All ages and levels welcome!
– $100 for the weekend
– $25/night stall fee if staying overnight
Full details on the flyer. For more information, see the CCE website, view the guide, or look at the workshop worksheet.
December 14-15
SEDA Holiday Fleur de Leap Schooling HT, CT, Dressage Show
2025 Show Dates
February 1
Just Jumpers
March 22-23
SEDA Spring Fleur de Leap schooling Horse Trials, Combined Test, and Dressage Only
April 12
Eventing in a Day/Dressage Only
May 24
Combined Test/Dressage Only
June 14
Eventing in a Day/Dressage Only
July 12
Combined Test/Dressage Only
September 6
Just Jumpers
September 20
Combined Test/Dressage Only
October 4-5
USEA-Licensed Fleur de Leap Horse Trials
Organized by SEDA
November 8
Combined Test/Dressage Only
December 6-7
SEDA Holiday Fleur de Leap Schooling HT, CT, Dressage Show
SEDA will recognize the Combined Tests, Dressage Only, and the Horse Trials in a Day. “SEDA-recognized” means only that points/scores earned by event participants may be submitted for the SEDA Year-End Awards. Copies of scores from this show must be mailed to the appropriate chairperson within 14 days of the show date for scores to be included in the SEDA Year-End Awards program
Please Contact LEC for more information: 985-796-9134
Eventing Derby
The LEC Eventing Derbies are designed to build both the rider’s confidence, as well as the horse’s. We try to design cross country courses that are varied, but not overwhelming. The Eventing Derby will have fences going into the woods for Pollywog, Beginner Novice, Novice and Training.
For those horses and riders at the Pre-Amoeba, Amoeba and Tadpole Levels the course will be set in the enclosed area next to the cross country jump field. This again is so that the green horse and rider can experience the thrills of cross country in a relaxed setting.
What is an Eventing Derby?
An eventing derby consists of two phases. The first phase is a traditional dressage test. The second phase is a jumping course on grass terrain. The course will be a combination of stadium and cross country fences. Course will range from 12-22 fences depending on the class and may include ditches, banks or water. The jumping phase will be scored based on traditional show jumping and cross country rules including penalty points for knocked rails
Competition Levels
Pre-Amoeba – 18 inches Cross rails
Amoeba – 18 inches Cross rails and verticals
Tadpole – 2 feet
Pollywog – 2 ft 3 inches
Beginner Novice – 2 ft 7 inches
Novice – 2 ft 11 inches
Training – 3 ft 3 inches
When will the Eventing Derbies be held?
A series of three Eventing Derbies will be offered; competitors may enter any or all of these derbies. However, competitors who enter all three derbies will be eligible for special series awards in addition to the awards at each derby competition.
See the individual premiums for each competition for more details.