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Stars, CIC, and CCI, oh my! Today we'll go over the international competition levels of eventing. As compared to US Eventing Association recognized levels, these competition levels follow international rules governed by the Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI). CIC and CCI are types of competitions. The chief difference between CIC/Short Format and CCI/Long Format is that CCI has a significantly longer cross country course. Historically, CCI/Long Format included 2 additional phases: Steeplechase, and Roads and Tracks. Those phases were removed in 2004.The stars (***) indicate the level of competition. Generally one-star is equivalent to Preliminary, two-stars equivalent to Intermediate, and three-stars equivalent to Advanced. Four-star competitions have no equal - they are the absolute highest level of eventing competition in the world.CIC: Concours International CombinéThis is the FEI Short Format Competition and runs at one-star, two-star, and three-star levels. The competition may take place over one or more days. Dressage must come first but the jumping phases can go in either order. The cross country course is shorter than in CCI/Long Format.CCI: Concours Complet InternationalThis is the FEI Long Format Competition that runs one-star through four-star levels. Competition takes place over 3 or more days. Dressage is first, followed by cross country, followed by stadium jumping. "The Cross Country course will be of such a length that the Horse is required to be supremely fit and stamina will be required for success" (FEI Rulebook Section 502.1.2).Both types of competitions use the same dressage tests for each level. The tests are more complex than the USEA counterpart levels, and require 2 judges instead of 1. Vet inspections (jogs) are required at both types of competition.All levels have minimum eligibility requirements (MERs) for horse and rider teams that include performance standards for each phase of competition that must be reached at competitions within the past year.Let's take a closer look at the Advanced/3-Star level:Cross Country ComparisonAdvancedUSEACIC***FEI Short FormatCCI*** FEI Long FormatMax distance3990 meters3990 meters6270 metersMax # of efforts403540Max speed570 meters/min570 meters/min570 meters/minMax time7 minutes7 minutes11 minutesMax height fixed3'11"1.2 m (3'11")1.2 m (3'11")Max height brush4'7"1.4 m (4'7")1.4 m (4'7")Max drop6'7"2 m (6'7")2 m (6'7")Stadium Jumping ComparisonIdentical for all 3:Max efforts 15Max height 1.25 m (4'1")Max distance 600mMax speed 375 meters/minuteDressage ComparisonUSEA TestHardOne judgeSame FEI tests for CIC & CCIVery hardTwo judgesAdvanced and CIC*** have just 1 difference in XC: the max # of efforts. Meanwhile the CCI*** has a 57% increase in course distance. All 3 have identical stadium jumping, and my anecdotal understanding is that the FEI dressage tests are more challenging than the USEA tests, but my personal understanding of dressage is not developed enough to be able to review, confirm, and explain this.Again, the only 4-star competitions are available in CCI/Long

Averages. The MACD is certainly a versatile tool. To find out more about it, go here.Commodity Channel Index (CCI) IndicatorThe CCI indicator measures the difference between the current price of an asset and its historical average price. If the CCI is above zero, this means that the price is above the historic average whereas when the CCI is below zero, this means that it’s below the historic average. Ratings of, let’s say, 100 or above indicate that the price is above the historic average, meaning that the trend has been keeping strong positions and is on the upside. The opposite, low readings below -100, for instance, state that the price is way below the historic average and thus the trend has been going strong and is on the downside. Such information about price trend direction and strength helps traders decide if they want to enter or exit a trade, avoid taking a trade or add to a position. In a certain way, this indicator can act like a trade signals provider. Relative Strength Index (RSI)The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum indicator, composed of a single line scaled from 0 to 100 that identifies overbought and oversold conditions in the forex market. If the rating is over 70, that indicates an overbought market whereas readings that are below 30 indicate an oversold market. Basically, the idea of RSI is to spot the tops and bottoms in order to get into the market as a trend is reversing. This will bring you an advantage to the whole move. When the price of a certain instrument reaches the overbought levels (over 70), a trend will reverse and the prices will start declining. When prices reach underbought levels (below 30), the price will start increasing.RSI also showcases when a trend is about to end. Don’t rely solely on RSI. Regularly check the economic calendar for big news that might affect the price of the instrument you are interested in. Fibonacci RetracementFibonacci retracement levels are a predictive technical indicator, based on the key numbers, identified by Leonardo Fibonacci back in the 13th century.

Use H4895? If so, what is your load?Thanks. #18 Anybody use H4895? If so, what is your load?Thanks. 24.6 in Lapua brass. 3000fps 23" 5r. federal loads them @2.255 - ish- I ran them .030 off. These smoked the FGMM load speed and accuracy. Better have a good chamber, bolt gun. These would kill brass in a Remington chamber. 6 loads Lapua brass with SAC cut chamber. Bender Alphabeti Notice: This is a satire account #19 Anybody use H4895? If so, what is your load?Thanks. I have a 700 SPS Tac 20" I use H4895. I have tried 26g under a 69smk. But it blew a primer on a warm day here. I am going to ladder test it on Monday. 24g-26.1g and pick a mid to low out of a node. #20 Lapua brass, N 540 25.8gr, CCI 400, 0.2 mm off , 15 rounds -59mm = 2.32" = 0.68 MOA /300m (330yr) Factory savage 12 BTCSS Last edited: Jun 27, 2014 #21 my 223 is my custom AR. my 75g horn bthp I load to 2.266/7 with 24.6g of benchmark, LC brass, and cci #41 primers, with a crimp from lee factory crimp die. it just barely fits in a mag, feeds properly, and shoots well. I shoot off a bipod and no rear bag with my black baby. that group was 6 shots, one being coldbore with no wind, then a steady 3mph started.View attachment 41611 #22 24.5 varget, rem 7.5 BR primers, win cases with 69 mk or 75 amax works great and about ten reloadings until the necks split. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk #23 Pinecone - I have a RRA 16 in Varmint, Wylde chamber, 1-8 which loves 69gr SMK with 24.8gr of H4895 in LC brass at 2.24 OAL. Three shots off a bench at 100yds were 0.272 inches center-to-center! Velocity from chrony is 2,840 fps. CCI #400 primer. Last edited: Jul 15, 2014 #24 Pinecone - I have a RRA 16 in Varmint, Wilde chamber, 1-8 which loves 69gr SMK with 24.8gr of H4895 in LC brass at 2.24 OAL. Three shots off a bench at 100yds were 0.272 inches center-to-center! Velocity from chrony is 2,840 fps. Great, thanks. I have a White Oak NM upper on order. #25 Five shots-go ahead and take a guess which one was the LAST FRIGGIN' SHOT!!!!! ;-)Win brass, CCI BR primers, H4895, Sierra Matchking 69 grain. Dillon 550 but one shell at a time and powder finished off with weighing and a trickle powder drop. Savage 12 FLV with a few custom things I added myself. Barrel is stock.Oh yeah, 100 yards. savage1.jpg 148.1 KB · Views: 191 Last edited: Jul 16, 2014 #26