TREC is a fast growing sport for horses and riders of all abilities. If you’re looking for a new challenge and love trail rides but believe your horse is so much more than just a happy hacker and you want to put his – and your – talents to the test, then BHS TREC is your sport. We tell you what it’s all about and give you 10 top tips for success.
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What is TREC?
TREC stands for Technique De Randonnee Equestre De Competition which translates literally as Equestrian Trekking Techniques Competition. It's a unique test of horse and rider partnership that appeals equally to novices and champions alike. Just about anyone can have a go, on any type of horse or pony, as an individual, pairs or even teams. |
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The competition structure
TREC is split into 3 phases. Phase 1: Parcours d’Orientation et de Régularité (POR). Phase 2: Maîtrise des Allures (Control of Paces/Gaits or CP). Phase 3: Parcours en Terrain Varié (PTV). Scoring is based on accumulating the most points from a maximum total of 460. |
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Top 10 tips for success
Follow our top ten tips for TREC success to get you from phase 1 to the finish line |
