ADT
INFORMATION
ADT stands for Arizona Driving
Trial. This is a one day
competition with most of the
elements of a 3 day combined driving event (CDE). There is no marathon section.
A dressage test is driven, a cones course is negotiated, and finally, a hazards course
completes the event. There is no marathon section. There are usually fewer hazards compared to a CDE. If set in an arena, there may only be two hazards, driven twice. If at a site with permanent hazards, usually only four are used.
The ADCS holds a series of five to seven ADT competitions each year. They are at various
locations throughout the state. The club tracks points earned based on the results of each
individual ADT, and awards Year End Awards in each division, through 6th place. Club
members must compete with the same equine, at the same level, in two ADT events to be
eligible for a year end award. Up four placings will be used used in the point totals-fewer if fewer are attended.
An awards banquet is held after the final ADT of the series. For several years, it has been held in conjunction with the yearly Christmas Party and General Meeting.
(Entry forms are available for download on the home page.)
ADT Series for 2010 begins in Jan. at Grass Ridge in Sonoita. Dates for future ADT events in the series are listed on the Club calendar and in several places on the club web site. Hazard and cones maps are posted on the web site one week prior.
For a complete copy of the ADCS - ADT rules, go to this link. ADT RULES
Scroll down for the current Year End points Chart for the 2010 Series.
2010 Year End Points Chart - updated after each ADT in the Series
Up to 4 scores to count (best 4). 2 scores required to qualify (Q) for year end placing and an award.
Places 1- 6 Receive an award at the year end banquet.
elements of a 3 day combined driving event (CDE). There is no marathon section.
A dressage test is driven, a cones course is negotiated, and finally, a hazards course
completes the event. There is no marathon section. There are usually fewer hazards compared to a CDE. If set in an arena, there may only be two hazards, driven twice. If at a site with permanent hazards, usually only four are used.
The ADCS holds a series of five to seven ADT competitions each year. They are at various
locations throughout the state. The club tracks points earned based on the results of each
individual ADT, and awards Year End Awards in each division, through 6th place. Club
members must compete with the same equine, at the same level, in two ADT events to be
eligible for a year end award. Up four placings will be used used in the point totals-fewer if fewer are attended.
An awards banquet is held after the final ADT of the series. For several years, it has been held in conjunction with the yearly Christmas Party and General Meeting.
(Entry forms are available for download on the home page.)
ADT Series for 2010 begins in Jan. at Grass Ridge in Sonoita. Dates for future ADT events in the series are listed on the Club calendar and in several places on the club web site. Hazard and cones maps are posted on the web site one week prior.
For a complete copy of the ADCS - ADT rules, go to this link. ADT RULES
Scroll down for the current Year End points Chart for the 2010 Series.
2010 Year End Points Chart - updated after each ADT in the Series
Up to 4 scores to count (best 4). 2 scores required to qualify (Q) for year end placing and an award.
Places 1- 6 Receive an award at the year end banquet.