Promoting hunter, jumper, and equitation disciplines on Vancouver Island!
Updates and Important Information
COVID-19 Updates
To our valued members – as you know, we are in the midst of an unprecedented health crisis. This is a challenging landscape for us as horse owners and enthusiasts. We are encouraged that our communities are rallying together to help each other. For now, we would encourage our members to stay healthy and focus on their families, and we are extremely thankful to our community of trainers, barn owners, and barn workers who are doing their best to keep all our horses healthy as we work through this.
While we are disappointed to see so many horse shows cancelled, we know that this is for the best. For now, we’re still hopeful to see you at some VIHJA shows this year, but remain flexible in this evolving situation.
For now, please take care of each other. We’ll see you on the other side!
Sincerely,
Your VIHJA
In the mean time…
- Please enter our JUMP DESIGN CONTEST! (Click for details)
- Please support our Sponsors!
These are companies and individuals who have supported our sport for the past many years, and they need our help now. Please CLICK HERE to see our list of sponsors. We will feature our sponsors on Social Media as well.
The Vancouver Island Hunter Jumper Association (VIHJA) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the development and promotion of hunters, jumpers and hunt seat equitation on Southern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. VIHJA is commited to expanding and enhancing local equestrian competitions, clinics and opportunities for our members.
Please note, Vancouver Island Hunter Jumper Association and Horse Council memberships are required by all owners and riders before participating in any Vancouver Island Hunter Jumper Association horse show.
Membership entitles horses and riders to compete in a series of hunter/jumper horse show educating and encouraging them to improve their skills while promoting fair competition and sportsmanship. Educational opportunities through clinics and lectures are also available to members wishing to participate.