Bits and Spurs 4-H Club

SUMMER 4H and OPEN HORSE SHOW June 25 and 26 San Juan County Fairgrounds Register before June 19th and save! Late Registration from 8:00-8:30am only each morning. Showmanship counts for state qualifying! Sorry, due to WA State 4-H rules, participants must be 8yrs (3rd Grade) or older to ride in show.

Saturday Performance Begins at 9:00 a.m. 1. 4-H Showmanship Senior 2. 4-H Showmanship Intermediate 3. 4-H Showmanship Junior 4. 4-H Gaming Showmanship Senior 5. 4-H Gaming Showmanship Intermediate 6. 4-H Gaming Showmanship Junior 7. 4-H Showmanship Medals Senior - Intermediate Break 8. English Bareback – Senior Plus 9. English Bareback – Senior 10. English Bareback – Intermediate 11. English Bareback – Junior Break 12. English Huntseat Equitation – Senior Plus 13. English Huntseat Equitation – Senior 14. English Huntseat Equitation – Intermediate 15. English Huntseat Equitation – Junior 16. 4-H Huntseat Medals – Senior - Intermediate Break 17. English Pleasure – Senior Plus 18. English Pleasure - Senior 19. English Pleasure - Intermediate 20. English Pleasure - Junior Break 21. Hunter Hack – Senior Plus 22. Hunter Hack – Senior 23. Hunter Hack – Intermediate 24. Hunter Hack – Junior

Gaming Saturday Evening 6:00 p.m. 25. Pole Bending – Junior 26. Pole Bending – Intermediate 27. Pole Bending – Senior 28. Pole Bending – Senior Plus Break 29. Figure 8 – Junior 30. Figure 8 – Intermediate 31. Figure 8 – Senior 32. Figure 8 – Senior Plus Break 33. Keyhole – Junior 34. Keyhole – Intermediate 35. Keyhole – Senior 36. Keyhole – Senior Plus Break 37. 2 Barrel Flags – Junior 38. 2 Barrel Flags – Intermediate 39. 2 Barrel Flags – Senior 40. 2 Barrel Flags – Senior Plus Break 41. International Flags – Junior 42. International Flags – Intermediate 43. International Flags – Senior 44. International Flags – Senior Plus Break 45. Texas Barrels – Junior 46. Texas Barrels Flags – Intermediate 47. Texas Barrels – Senior 48. Texas Barrels – Senior Plus

Sunday Performance Begins at 9:00 a.m. 49. Trail – Senior Plus 50. Trail - Senior 51. Trail – Intermediate 52. Trail – Junior Break 53. Western Bareback – Senior Plus 54. Western Bareback – Senior 55. Western Bareback – Intermediate 56. Western Bareback – Junior 57. Discipline Rail – Senior Plus 58. Discipline Rail - Senior 59. Discipline Rail - Intermediate 60. Discipline Rail - Junior Break 61. Western Stockseat Equitation – Senior Plus 62. Western Stockseat Equitation – Senior 63. Western Stockseat Equitation – Intermediate 64. Western Stockseat Equitation – Junior 65. 4-H Western Stockseat Medals – Senior - Intermediate Break 66. Western Pleasure – Senior Plus 67. Western Pleasure - Senior 68. Western Pleasure - Intermediate 69. Western Pleasure - Junior Break 70. Versatility English to Western – Senior Plus 71. Versatility English to Western - Senior 72. Versatility English to Western - Intermediate 73. Versatility English to Western - Junior Break 74. Working Pairs – Senior Plus 75. Working Pairs - Senior 76. Working Pairs - Intermediate 77. Working Pairs - Junior

To receive early registration rate entry must be postmarked on or before June 10th. SUMMER 4H and OPEN HORSE SHOW June 25 and 26 - San Juan County Fairgrounds Rules 2016 1. 4-H Rules will be followed. Please see 4-H Contest Guide (PNW0574) for details regarding dress, equipment, tack, class procedures, and contest rules (copies available at the WSU Extension Office and State 4-H Website). 2. The rider is responsible for appropriate dress, equipment, and conduct. Please see the 4-H Contest Guide (PNW0574, pp. 5-10); ASTM-SEI helmet, proper boots, & long sleeve shirt or jacket with collar are part of dress requirements. Horses under 6 years may be ridden in a snaffle or bosal. Horses 6 years old and older must be ridden in a proper bit with curb strap or curb chain. 3. Judge’s decisions are final. The exhibitor should not approach the Judge until after the final class of the day or as otherwise specified by the Show Committee. All grievances will be resolved by the Show Committee and must be submitted to the Show Manager in writing within 24 hours of the last show class. 4. The Show Committee has the right to cancel or combine any class. 5. No stallions are to be shown and all animals must be under control. 6. Riders must ride within the limits of their riding ability and have their mount under control at all times. 7. Judge may penalize, dismiss or disqualify any rider or horse to insure humane treatment of animals, proper use of equipment, and/or exhibitor safety, 8. Participants in each division are to show their horse to the best of their ability. Coaching from the sidelines in prohibited. Violation of this rule may lead to dismissal of participant from the show arena. 9. Riders must dress appropriately at all times while in the arena before, during and after the day’s events. Appropriate dress includes: long pants, proper boots, and proper helmet. No tank tops or sleeveless shirts in the show arena at any time before, during or after the day’s events. 10. Electronic devices are NOT allowed in the arena at any time before, during and after the day’s events. This includes: cell phones, ipods, musical devices, etc. 11. Danish Ribbons will be awarded in 4-H showmanship classes. Open classes will receive points to 5th place 12, 10, 6, 4, and 2 points, respectively. High point prizes will be given for Saturday Performance (except Showmanship), Saturday Night Gaming, and Sunday Performance in all four age divisions: Junior, Intermediate, Senior and Senior Plus 12. Junior is 3rd-5th grades; Intermediate is 6th-8th grades; Senior is 9th-12th grades; Senior Plus beyond High School as of January 1, 2016. Information regarding Requests for Special Accommodations: We highly recommend that any requests for special accommodations be submitted during the pre-registration process. This will give the Judge adequate time to consider your request prior to the event. Members need to make requests in writing. If necessary, letters of request can still be submitted at on-site registration, but this is not recommended as it reduces the time available for the Judge’s consideration. Most Judges will want to meet with the member prior to the start of the event to clarify any questions. We advise that anyone who may have a request for special accommodations seek the advice of Extension 4-H staff prior to writing their letter of request. Every attempt will be made to meet requests for accommodations. However, WSU will not drop a class requirement or otherwise fundamentally change its equine program. Neither will it provide an accommodation which is not equitable to all competitors or which permanently eliminates a standard portion of any class pattern. Further information is available at the Extension Office.