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IALHA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Presented by the International Andalusian and Lusitano Horse Association and the United States Equestrian Federation Open Working Equitation Show, & Caballos Bailadores Nacional www.ialha.org November 9-13 2021 Will Rogers Memorial | Fort Worth TX IALHA National Championships 315645 Andalusian & Half Andalusian The 2021 IALHA National Championships Tuesday, November 9th through Saturday, November 13th, 2021 WILL ROGERS MEMORIAL CENTER 3401 W. Lancaster Avenue Fort Worth, Texas 76107 USEF Licensed for Andalusian and Half-Andalusian Horses #315645 USDF Recognized USEF A/L JUDGES Honorable Elizabeth Shatner………………………………………………….Kentucky Honorable Nancy Harvey …………………………………………………..California Honorable Gareth Selwood …………………………………………………..New York Honorable Dr. Walter del la Brosse………………………………………..California DRESSAGE Honorable Beverly Rogers ……………………………………………………. Arizona SHOW STAFF Show Manager……………………………………………………………………. Sandra Jacob [email protected] | 608-201-5922 Show Secretary…………………………………………………………………… Ryan Chambers PO Box 508 Bonne Terre, MO 63628 | 314-717-7683 [email protected] Dressage Secretary…………………………………………………………………….Patty Littmann USEF Steward/USDF Dressage TD………………………………………………Cheryl Tobey Announcer…………………………………………………………………………………Dan Savage Ringmaster………………………………………………………………………………..Carl Malicote Paddock Master…………………………………………………………………………Linda Savage Barn Manager…………………………………………………………………………..Sandy Jacob EMT…………………………………………………………………………………………..Gilbert Keith Farrier………………………………………………………………………………………..TBD Scores…………………………………………………………………………………………Debra Goldmann Photographer……………………………………………………………………………..Jeanne Shepherd 210-324-6404 | www.onlinepictureproof.com/genieimages Veterinarian……………………………………………………………………Burleson Equine Hospital 817-295-2231 | 755 N. Burleson Blvd. Burleson, TX 76028 Trail Course Designer………………………………………………………...Dr. Walter de la Brosse Page 1 2021 IALHA Nationals Specialty Classes OFFICIALS OPEN WORKING EQUITATION SHOW Honorable Nicole Chastain……………………………………………………………Judge CABALLOS BAILADORES NACIONAL Honorable Walter de la Brosse……………………………………………………..Judge Honorable Senor Jorge Contreras………………………………………………...Judge SPECIALTY CLASS SHOW STAFF Julie Alonzo…………………….....…............………………………………WE Manager Paddock Marshall………………………............…...................…………………..TBD Gates………………………………………............…………………...................……..TBD TD…………………………………………............……………...................…………….TBD IALHA NATIONAL SHOW COMMITTEE R5 Jody Sydow National Show Chair R1 Amanda Latta-Portillo R5 Corinne Stern R2 Gary Camp R5 Kaeli Dressler R2 Lisa Camp R6 Lisa Adams R3 Howard Peet R7 Martin Perez R3 Sandra Jacob R7 Zach Dukes R4 Briana Coloumbe R7 Katelin Dukes R5 Malen Dell R7 Linda Matherly **For the most up to date COVID-19 related information and the guidelines that will be observed at the 2021 IALHA National Shows, visit https://www.usef.org/media/coronavirus-resources. Be sure to join your friends Saturday afternoon! Following the conclusion of the IALHA Nationals classes, and before the Caballos Bailadores Nacional begins, there will be food and fun for all at the Exhibitor Party! Page 2 2021 IALHA NATIONAL SHOW TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 2021 JOHN JUSTIN ARENA 8:00 A.M. DRESSAGE CLASSES OPEN TO ALL BREEDS: D101 Dressage FEI Test of Choice - Open D102 Dressage 4th Level, Test 3 - Open Ridden Dressage D103 Dressage 3rd Level, Test 3 - Open Limited to nd D104 Dressage 2 Level, Test of Choice - Open 65 Rides D105 Dressage 1st Level, Test of Choice - Open D106 Dressage Training Level Test of Choice - Open D107 Dressage Training Level Test of Choice - Am/Jr A/L AND HALF ANDALUSIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP USDF DRESSAGE (Will be scheduled to begin after the conclusion of Class D107) 001 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF Training Level - Test 3 - Open 002 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF Training Level - Test 3 - Adult Amateur 003 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF Training Level - Test 3 - Junior Exhibitor 004 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF First Level - Test 3 - Open 005 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF First Level - Test 3 - Adult Amateur 006 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF First Level - Test 3 - Junior Exhibitor 007 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF Second Level - Test 3 - Open 008 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF Second Level - Test 3 - Adult Amateur 009 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF Second Level - Test 3 - Junior Exhibitor 010 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF Third Level - Test 3 - Open 011 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF Third Level - Test 3 - Adult Amateur 012 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF Third Level - Test 3 - Junior Exhibitor 013 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF Fourth Level - Test 3 - Open 014 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF Fourth Level - Test 3 - Adult Amateur 015 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF Fourth Level - Test 3 - Junior Exhibitor 016 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian USDF FEI Prix St. Georges 017 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian FEI Intermediare I 018 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian FEI Intermediare II 019 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian Grand Prix st th 020 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian Musical Freestyle 1 - 4 Level 021 National Champion AL/Half Andalusian Musical Freestyle FEI I - 1 - Grand Prix * Breaks will be scheduled throughout the show as necessary* Qualifying score for the IALHA National Show is 58; provide proof with entry. To Be Awarded an IALHA National Dressage Championship, dressage score must be at least 58. Please specify which Division: Open, Adult Amateur or Junior Exhibitor on Entry Form Page 3 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 2021 Morning Classes SOUTH ARENA Tentatively Scheduled to begin at 8:00 AM 022 National Championship Doma Vaquera Basico 023 National Championship Doma Vaquera Intermedio 024 National Championship Doma Vaquera Alta ** Short Break** W.R. WATT ARENA Classes will be scheduled to begin at the conclusion of Doma Vaquera 025 Opportunity Weanling and Yearling Jackpot (all ages, all sexes) Open to AL/Half Andalusian 026 National Grand Championship AL Fillies - 2 Years Old and Under 027 National Grand Championship AL Jr. Mares - 3 & 4 Years Old 028 National Grand Championship Half Andalusian Fillies - 2 Years Old and Under 029 National Grand Championship Half Andalusian Mares - 3 Years and Over 030 National Grand Championship AL SR. Mares - 5 Years and Over 031 National Grand Championship AL Jr. Geldings - 3 Years and Under 032 National Grand Championship Half Andalusian Geldings - All Ages 033 National Grand Championship AL Senior Geldings - 4 Years and Over 034 National Grand Championship AL Colts - 2 Years Old and Under 035 National Grand Championship Half Andalusian Colts/Stallions - All Ages Wednesday Afternoon Classes Tentatively Scheduled to Begin at 1:00 P.M. 036 National Grand Championship AL Jr. Stallions - 3 & 4 Years Old 037 A National Grand Championship AL Sr. Stallions 5 & Over - IN HAND SECTION (*Must Show in Class 037 B, Functionality*) 038 National Champion - Produce of Dam 039 National Champion - Get of Sire 040 Opportunity Dressage Seat Equitation Walk-Trot - Open to AL/Half Andalusian - Amateur 041 National Championship AL Country Pleasure Driving - JR Horse (2-5 Years Old) 042 National Championship Half Andalusian - Any Seat - Vintage Riders, 45 & Over-Amateur 043 National Championship Half Andalusian - Country English Pleasure - Open 044 National Championship AL Dressage Hack - Open 045 National Championship Half Andalusian Western Pleasure - JR Horse (3-5 Years Old) 046 National Championship AL Dressage Suitability - Open Page 4 Wednesday Evening Classes Tentatively Scheduled to Begin at 6:00 PM 047 National Championship Half Andalusian Best Movement 037 B National Grand Championship AL Sr. Stallions 5 Years and Over, FUNCTIONALITY SECTION (*Requires Class 037A In Hand*) 048 National Championship AL English Pleasure Hunt Seat - JR Horse (3-5 Years Old) 049 National Championship Half Andalusian Driving Jr. Horse (2-5 Years Old) 050 National Championship AL English Pleasure Saddle Seat – Amateur 051 National Championship AL Country English Pleasure - Jr. Horse (3-5 Years Old) 052 National Championship AL Western Pleasure - Open 053 National Championship AL Show Pleasure Driving - Open 054 National Championship Half Andalusian Western Pleasure - Open 055 National Championship AL Carriage Pleasure Driving-Working - Amateur THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11th, 2021 Morning Classes W.R. WATT ARENA Tentatively Scheduled to Begin at 8:00 AM 056 National Championship Young Horse - Dressage SH Prospect in Hand - AL Fillies - 3Yrs & Under 057 National Championship Mature Horse-Dressage SH Breeding In Hand - AL Mares 4Yrs & Over 058 National Championship Dressage SH Breeding In Hand - Half Andalusian Mares - All Ages 059 National Championship Dressage SH - Amateur to Handle - AL Mares - All Ages 060 National Championship Dressage SH - Amateur to Handle - Half Andalusian Mares - All Ages **SHORT BREAK** 061 National Championship Half Andalusian Geldings and Stallions-All Ages-Amateur to Handle 062 National Championship AL Stallions - All Ages - Amateur to Handle 037 C PRESENTATION OF THE NATIONAL GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP AL STALLION 5 YEARS AND OLDER Thursday Afternoon Classes Tentatively Scheduled to Begin at 1:00 PM 063 National Championship AL Western Pleasure - Jr. Horse (3-5 Years Old) 064 Opportunity Western Pleasure Equitation-Walk/Trot - AL/Half Andalusian - Amateur
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