Registration

2012 Registration information coming soon

Eligibility to compete:

The North American Police Equestrian Competition is open to law enforcement officers, civilian posse or volunteers (and horses) who are assigned to a mounted unit that is sanctioned by a Law Enforcement Agency. Law enforcement officers not assigned to a mounted unit and own their own horses are not eligible. The mounted unit must be an official unit of a law enforcement agency.
Competitors must be competing with their department's permission.
Competitors must compete in a uniform – no T-Shirts, polo shirts or tank tops allowed. Exceptions may be made for units such as the US Secret Service who perform protective duties and do not wear uniforms. In those cases they must compete in proper riding attire approved by the NAPEC board.

In an effort to address the concerns in the letter from the NAPEC Board of Directors concerning full or part time mounted officers or civilian volunteers, the following has been decided concerning this competition:

To simplify this issue the competitor should fit into one of 2 categories: either you are a law enforcement officer (as defined later) or you are a civilian person performing mounted duties or assignments for a law enforcement agency. Private security agencies are NOT eligible at this time. For purposes of this competition we have defined the following as Law Enforcement Officers: police, sheriff, deputies, rangers, correction officers, secret service agents, marshals. These officers are also paid for their services. We will not scrutinize or micro-manage the particulars of your duties or assignments. You simply must be assigned to a law enforcement agency’s mounted unit even if that unit is one person.
Anyone who feels they are unsure of their designation because of some unusual nuance or variation should submit the question to the NAPEC 2007 committee at info@napecinc.org and the NAPEC board of directors will issue a ruling on your status.