When less then 12 placed, and equal ranked below and over 12th place, don't use beyond prizes.

For the last obstacle of the course, an alternative obstacle may be provided, of which one element may be designated the Joker. The Joker must be more difficult than the alternative obstacle and carry double points.

If the Joker is knocked down, these points must be deducted from the total points obtained so far by the Athlete. At the discretion of the Course Designer, two Jokers may be included instead of one as alternatives to the last obstacle jumped.

In this case, the first Joker will carry 150% of the points of the last obstacle on the course; the second Joker must be more difficult than the first Joker and will carry 200% of the points of the last obstacle on the course. The Athlete may jump one of the two Jokers as an alternative to the last obstacle.

If the Joker is correctly jumped, the Athlete earns 150%, respectively 200%, of the points of the last obstacle on the course. If the Joker is knocked down (JRs Art. 217.1), 150%, respectively 200%, of the points of the last obstacle of the course must be deducted from the total points obtained so far by the Athlete.

Fixes small bug when leaving a space in a custom field, it was hard to edit it again.

This is not public visible change, and will not affect the usage of app.equipe.com. Normally these changes goes without saying. But I think this is a perfect opportunity to share our way of thinking.

Federation API is what allows Equipe to be glued together with any Federation or Entry system. It allows Equipe to import entries, export results, search riders, horses, clubs and officials on the behalf of the signed in person, and import specific record directly to Equipe without leaving the system.

You are read more about it

From the birth of the Federation API we have had integer/bigint as foreign id, so the external system can identify what goes in and what goes out.

The problem with using integer as primary key for external system is that the data models could differ. We expect all people to be stored in one table, and that is what happened, riders, officials and horse owners came from different sources and don't have unique identifier. Todays update solves this. Foreign string IDs can easily be prefixed to be unique or you can use guids.

{
  "show": {
    "id": "fc1bf64e-1f6d-4838-ab45-1d4f0a079288",
    "name": "Mini show 2017",
    "currency": "SEK"
  },
  "competitions": [
    {
      "competition_no": "1",
      "name": "Two phases, not atc T A",
      "judgement_id": "274.5.1",
      "discipline": "H",
      "starts_on": "2017-01-10",
      "start_time": "12:00",
      "fence_height": 120,
      "entry_fee": 120,
      "late_entry_fee": 50,
      "vat": 0
    }
  ],
  "people": [
    {
      "id": "c0cdc695-c646-4b32-ab68-5fa92eca2fc5",
      "first_name": "Jon",
      "last_name": "Stenqvist",
      "person_no": "2010-10-12"
    }
  ],
  "horses": [
    {
      "id": "81ce6fc1-426b-4a77-9371-1605f51c9eef",
      "name": "Seed",
      "category": "H"
    }
  ],
  "entries": [
    {
      "id": "2f5e3700-95b6-47ea-a96c-99ea9cca6dbe",
      "competition_no": "1",
      "rider_id": "c0cdc695-c646-4b32-ab68-5fa92eca2fc5",
      "horse_id": "81ce6fc1-426b-4a77-9371-1605f51c9eef",
      "payer_id": "c0cdc695-c646-4b32-ab68-5fa92eca2fc5"
    }
  ]
}

We have seen many format for results and entries over years, we wanted something easy to implement and easy to extend without breaking the format.

It's not always easy to remember all IOC's country codes, today we make that task a lot simpler, and also ensure only valid IOC's gets saved.

You can type in the IOC code directly or search by name of country, on select se set the code instead.

Now our printouts engine speaks Persian, Arabic and Hebrew in the correct direction ⬅.

Now available on the field selector under start lists, with inline edit.

You can now quickly see the number of riders in a competition, just hover over the number of participants to get full details.

Today we've released a more basic info screen, publicly available for everyone. This comes without any configuration possibilities - just select which arena you want to show and it takes care of the rest.

As this is mainly made for national/non-enterprise usage we have left out real-time reflection and dressage open scoring on purpose.

To access this info screen, go the the show at online.equipe.com

In the navigation bar at the top, select Info screen and pick the arena you want to show.

Our previous discipline icons had been with us for many years and we felt they were due an update, so we had some new ones made. This time in vector format ⭐️.

Here's the result: