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Show Jumping Penalty Calculator

Faults from rails, refusals, and time penalties.

Inputs

Results

Total faults

0

Rail faults0
Refusal faults0
Time faults0
Eliminated (0/1)0
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter Rails Down, Refusals, and Rider Falls counts.
  2. Input Time Allowed (sec) and Elapsed Time (sec) for the round.
  3. If the judge has calculated time faults separately, enter the override value.
  4. Review Total Faults — a clear round within the time allowed scores 0 faults.
  5. Use this to track cumulative faults across jump-off rounds or two-round competitions.

How the result changes with Time allowed (sec)

Time allowed (sec)Total faults
576
1250
2060
2730

What each input means

Rails down
Number of rails knocked down (4 faults each).
Refusals
Number of refusals (4 faults each; 3rd = elimination).
Rider falls
Number of rider falls (any = elimination in FEI).
Time allowed (sec)
Maximum time allowed for the course.
Elapsed time (sec)
Actual time to complete the course.
Override time faults
Manually enter time faults (0 = auto-calculate from times).

What each result means

Total faults
Total penalty faults (-1 = eliminated).
Rail faults
Faults from knocked rails.
Refusal faults
Faults from refusals.
Time faults
Faults from exceeding the time allowed.
Eliminated (0/1)
1 if eliminated, 0 otherwise.

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Rails down = 0, Refusals = 0, Rider falls = 0, Time allowed (sec) = 85 = 6 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Total faults
    0 = 0
  3. Calculate Rail faults
    Rail faults = railsDown * 4
    0 = 0
  4. Calculate Refusal faults
    0 = 0

Engine last updated .

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