Report Abuse. Affiliated shows-usually show jumping but can include showing, are for horses registered with the relevant society. Any money won is noted by the society and with show jumping, the money accumulated counts towards the grade the horse or pony is.eport Abuse. Affiliated shows-usually show jumping but can include showing, are for horses registered with the relevant society. Any money won is noted by the society and with show jumping, the money accumulated counts towards the grade the horse or pony is.
In most usages, BCE stands for âBefore the Common Era,â and CE stands for âCommon Era.â BCE is used in place of BC, and CE is used in place of AD. The word âCommonâ in both instances refers to the date employed by the most commonly used calendar system, the Gregorian Calendar.
B.C.E is an abbreviation for 'Before Common Era', a non-religious alternative to the use of B.C. in designating the first period of the Gregorian calendar, the era of prehistory and much of antiquity. The zero date for BCE is the same as BC; in fact all the dates remain the same (e.g. 367 BCE / CE.) B.C.E is the partner of C.E. Unfortunately, the repetition of c and e means B.C.E can often be confused with C.E., especially by someone scanning quickly.