KTrials Event Management

Ktrials is a computer program that provides helpful assistance for organisers of Eventing for Pony Clubs and International Equestrian Events. It covers Dressage, Show Jumping and all Endurance phases.

It provides the tools for all phases of an event, from the time entries are received until the time prizes are handed out and on to publication of the results on the web. Type the entries in once, and all reports such as programs and scoring sheets are automatically produced. Ktrials can be configured to FEI or any Pony Club rules around the world.

See past events and view the results as they have been automatically published online.

How Ktrials Helps:-

Before the Event

Automatic rider numbers (allowing manual rearrangement)

Reorganising start times where there are multiple horses for one rider

Calculate dressage times, XC times and time plan the whole event.

Print rider reply slips (in the order of the reply envelope)

Print programs, address lists, & disk files to send to the printer.

and more

During the Event

Fast and easy score entry (fewer scorers required)

Calculation of totals (no calculators required even for dressage)

Print running results

Ensure no missing scores

Calculate placing's (within seconds of the last result being received)

Total and place teams scores

The ability to be able to print out many diverse types of reports at different stages of the event.

and more

After the Event

Individual rider reports

XC jump analysis

Press reports

Prize reports

Simple and direct publication of the results on the WEB

and more

Ktrials has been used at the Melbourne and Adelaide International 3 Day Events and many other events around Australia

Testimonials:

"KTrials has proved to be the most valuable asset in the smooth running of the complicated sport of horse trials and all clubs have now invested in KTrials." - Billy Hawes, Western Australia.

"The program has met all our expectations enabling us to record all phases of our one day event, provide accurate detailed information and display reports in the style of which the riders/EFA are accustom. The recording of this information can be achieved with the minimum number of staff and is quite capable of one person scoring with one hundred and twenty riders." - Jim Parker, Wagga NSW.