Western Canadian Championship and Futurity Horse Show August 17, 18, 19, 2018 Calnash Trucking Ag-Events Centre 3611 Hwy 2A, Ponoka, AB T4J1J8 403-755-8490 Classes Offered in American Saddlebred, Morgan, All Breed divisions (EC show) Hosted by the American Saddlebred Horse Association of Alberta Equestrian Canada (EC) Approved Silver American Saddlebred Horse Association (Lexington, KY) Region 2 Registered Show The Western Canadian Championship is a qualifying competition for the 2018 ASHA High Point Awards and the 2018 Kentucky State Fair's World's Championship Horse Show. More information can be found at www.saddlebred.com Judge: Nancy Becker Steward: Anke Seifried, Edmonton, AB Show Secretary/Manager: Leslie Williams 404, 2384 Sagewood Gate SW, Airdrie, AB T4B 0K7 Phone 403-863-1849 email: [email protected] Show Committee Chair: Leslie Williams Show Committee: ASHA of Alberta Board of Directors On Call Veterinarians: Ponoka Veterinary Clinic 403-783-4348 and/or Central Veterinary Clinic 403-783-5200 On Site First Aid: Raylene McWade (403) 350-0571 Show Farrier: Greg Parker (403) 586-6719 Photographer: Mackenzie Szabo mszabophotography.smugmug.com or call (780) 983-0012 Closing Date for Entries: Post-marked no later than Friday July 20, 2018
The Western Canadian Championship Horse Show competition is sanctioned as a Silver competition member of Equestrian Canada 308 Legget Drive, Suite 100, Ottawa, Ontario, K2K 1Y6 and is governed by the rules of EC.
STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES Equestrian Canada (EC), the national equestrian federation of Canada, supports adherence to the humane treatment of horses in all activities under its jurisdiction. All Persons shall be committed to:
• upholding the welfare of all horses, regardless of value, as a primary consideration in all activities;
• requiring that horses be treated with kindness, respect and compassion, and that they never be subjected to mistreatment;
• ensuring that all Equestrians including owners, trainers and competitors, or their respective agents, use responsible care in the handling, treatment and transportation of their own horses as well as horses placed in their care for any purpose;
• providing for the continuous well-being of horses by encouraging routine inspection and consultation with health care professionals and
competition officials to achieve the highest possible standards of nutrition, health, comfort and safety as a matter of standard operating
procedure;
• providing current information on Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Equines and other equine health and welfare initiatives;
• continuing to support scientific studies on equine health and welfare;
• requiring owners, trainers and competitors to know and follow their sanctioning organization’s rules, and to work within industry regulations in all equestrian competitions; and
• actively promoting the development of and adherence to competition rules and regulations that protect the welfare of the horse. The standard by which conduct or treatment will be measured is that which a person who is informed and experienced in generally accepted equine training and competition procedures would determine to be neither cruel, abusive, nor inhumane.
The Show Committee reserves the right to add, amend or delete any point not covered by the rules & to correct any error or make any necessary changes in the Prize List or Program. The Show Committee reserves the right to add classes or make necessary changes to tentative schedule but will exercise this with ample notice given to competitors affected by changes. 1
with the Judge or examining Veterinarian without SPONSORSHIPS permission. ** Without the support of our sponsors, our shows would not be 11. To be “shown and judged” in a class, an animal must possible. ASHA of Alberta has a variety of sponsorship perform the prescribed routine and must remain in the ring packages. Please consider supporting this horse show until excused by the judge. through sponsorship with our club. Any contribution would be appreciated. Please contact Samantha Dyck @ 12. SAFETY REGULATION: EC Article A905.2 states that [email protected]. “Junior competitors must wear properly fitted, approved protective headgear, with the safety harness correctly RULES AND REGULATIONS secured, at all times while mounted or riding on a horse- 1. Per Article A801, every entry at an EC-sanctioned drawn vehicle on the competition or event grounds. competition shall constitute an agreement by the person Approved headgear must be certified by SEI or the responsible that the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, American Society for Testing Material (ASTM) or the agent, coach, driver or rider and horse shall be subject to British Standards Institution (BSI/BS EC) standard.” At EC constitution and all rules of EC and any additional rules present, if the junior is competing in a discipline or breed set by the competition. It is the responsibility of all whose rules specify other headgear (e.g. western hats or individuals participating in the EC-sanctioned competitions derbies) those rules supersede the above rule. However, to be knowledgeable regarding the EC constitution and the almost all breeds and disciplines do allow protective applicable rules of the EC and the additional rules, if any, headgear with no penalty, and we urge their members to imposed by the competition. Do not participate in this EC- put safety ahead of tradition and adopt the new rule. sanctioned competition in any capacity if you do not 13. Calnash Ag Event – Information for facility use: consent to be bound by the constitution and rules of EC and any additional rules imposed by the competition − Garbage cans are to be used – do not leave garbage in stalls or dressing rooms. 2. Per Article A602.2 Every class offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications of the current rules of EC − Do not dump water buckets in stalls. Please dump at and will be held and judged in accordance with the EC wash bay, outside or tubs will be provided upon Rule Book request. 3. Calling of classes is a courtesy only. Competitors − Hoof black - please note a floor protector must be failing check-in at the hitching ring may have their animals placed down prior to any use of hoof black. Hoof excluded from their class. black on the floor or walls of the stalls or alley greatly detracts from the look of the facility & additional 4. Any classes, of the same division, may be cancelled or cleaning is required. If protectors are not used, hoof combined at the discretion of the show committee. black penalties will be assessed. Entrants shall be notified. All changes will be posted at the show office. Additions to class lists may be considered − Please do not leave piles of manure in 'Ready' room by the Show Committee. stalls. Manure buckets can be dumped in the alley when you move out. 5. Gate holds are allowed at the discretion of the Show Committee and must be requested through the Hitching − Please insure there is nothing nailed, stapled or Ring personnel or Show Office well before the class tacked on or inside the stalls. Boards can be provided (preferably before the session starts). The show for this purpose. Please check at the Barn office for committee will make every effort to accommodate tack availability. changes and time restriction will be 3 minutes. Tack changes to be completed in the hitching area. − Please monitor children playing in and around the barn. 6. Upon any act of discourtesy or disobedience to the officials on the part of the owner, groom, rider or driver, the − All dogs must be kept on a leash on the show owner may forfeit his/her entry fee and such action will be grounds. Dogs are NOT allowed in any of the Ag- reported to the EC. The show committee reserves the Events Center Buildings including the Barn. right to remove any person or horse from the show without 14. Bikes/Scooters/Skate Boards are NOT to be being liable for compensation. ridden in the Barn or area between the Barn and 7. Should any dispute or question arise, not provided for in Arena. the rules, it shall be referred to the show committee. 15. Lunging of horses will be restricted to the warm up 8. Grooms and attendants are to appear in the ring neat, ring only and will not be permitted in the main show clean and suitably attired. ring at any time for the duration of the show. Competitors are encouraged to exercise caution and 9. No person other than officials, steward and attendants on courtesy at all times when working horses in the warm duty may enter the show ring without permission of the up areas before and/or during the show. steward or show secretary. 16. Horses will be permitted to leave the show grounds during 10. The Judge’s decision is final in all classes. No one will the competition and return as necessary. approach the Judge with regard to a decision unless he/she first obtains permission from the Show Committee 17. Accidents and Return to Play-This rule is applicable to or Steward who shall arrange an appointment with the all competitors (including foreign) at EC sanctioned events Judge at a proper time and place. No person may enter and applies to falls/accidents that occur at the event the space set apart for the Judge or hold communication location. In the event of a fall/accident where concussion 2
can be reasonably suspected, (not limited to a direct blow current year membership with the American Saddlebred to the head or loss of consciousness), the competitor must Horse Association of Alberta (ASHA of Alberta) and show receive medical clearance by qualified medical personnel proof of membership upon entering. See onsite, through the EC Accident Injury Report Form before www.saddlebredsofalberta.com for the current continuing. The competitor is solely responsible for memberships. ensuring the onsite medical assessment takes place by the onsite qualified medical personnel. If the competitor 3. All Canadian resident owners and trainers of Canadian refuses to be evaluated, he/she is disqualified from the registered American Saddlebreds must be current event. If the qualified medical personnel suspects a members of the American Saddlebred Horse Association concussion (regardless of symptoms displayed), or of Canada. Visit www.clrc.ca to obtain membership believes that the competitor may be at risk of concussion information for ASHA of Canada. Owners and trainers of due to the nature of the fall or impact, the competitor is American Saddlebreds from a foreign country must be suspended from competition until medically released, as current members of the American Saddlebred Horse outlined in paragraph 6 below. In the case of the Association, Inc. Visit www.saddlebred.com to obtain preceding paragraphs, an EC Accident/Injury Report Form membership. must be completed by either: the attending Steward, 4. As of 2011, all owners of registered Morgan horses must Technical Delegate or the attending qualified medical be current members of the Canadian Morgan Horse personnel onsite and submitted to EC within 24 hours of Association. the occurrence. It is the Steward’s/Technical Delegate’s responsibility to ensure forms are complete and submitted 5. All owners, drivers, riders, lessees, agents or trainers must on time. Any competitor suspended from competing hold an EC Competitive License (Silver for the 2018 further at the event on the basis of any of the preceding Western Canadian Championship and Futurity Show) or if paragraphs will be placed on a medical suspension list, a U.S. citizen hold a valid US Equestrian Federation managed by EC, until medically released as in the process membership. (exception: Lead Line riders and owners described in paragraph 6. In the event a competitor is of horses used exclusively for Lead Line classes are determined ineligible to compete per one of the above not required to hold an EC Sport License) conditions, the competitor must submit the EC Return to 6. Amateur Status designation on an EC Competitive License Play Form to EC, completed by a licensed physician. The (or Amateur card with USEF membership) is required for EC Return to Play Form will be processed by EC within individuals wishing to exhibit in Amateur classes. You two business days, at which point the competitor will be must apply for this card at the same time you apply for the removed from the EC Medial Suspension list and may Competitive License. Refer to EC General Regulations return to regular competition. If the competitor wishes to and Breed specific rules on Amateur Status to determine compete after being medically released by a physician but eligibility. before the EC processing period of the form, the competitor must also submit a copy of the EC Return to 7. You are cordially invited to join EC: Play Form to the show secretary. In this case the Silver License - $80 (minimum required for 2018 Western competitor is competing at their own risk and may be Canadian Championship & Futurity Show (plus Amateur pursuant to fines and penalties if the form is found to be status if applicable). incomplete in any way. No competitor shall compete in an EC sanctioned event while on the EC Medical Suspension **A Temporary Sport License is available for $45 for each List. It is the responsibility of the competitor to refrain from show and it does not accrue points. competition and the competition organizer may refuse entry to anyone on the EC Medical Suspension List. A Single Event EC Sport License upgrade is for a These rules also apply to EC sanctioned competitors competitor arriving at a competition without the correct competing in FEI and USEF competitions. Sport License level. The competitor pays a fee of $20 to the competition to compete a level higher than their MEMBERSHIP AND REGISTRATION current license. The upgrade is valid only for that competition and does not accrue points. Permanent 1. Horses entering any classes (except those listed as All upgrades must be done directly through the EC office. Breeds) must be registered with the Canadian Morgan Contact [email protected] with any questions Horse Association (CMHA); the American Saddlebred regarding this or any of the rules. Horse Association of Canada (ASHAC); or any other duly recognized registry if the horse is owned by a citizen of a 8. For all EC Sport Licenses to be valid, a current foreign county. For clarity, an American Saddlebred or membership in the Alberta Equestrian Federation (or other Morgan owned by an American citizen may be entered Provincial Sport Organization - PSO) is required. AEF with a name and registration number from ASHA, Inc. or membership and information can be obtained at the American Morgan Horse Association. Horses must be www.albertaequestrian.com. entered under their full registered name with their 9. Copies of Registration papers and/or Lease Agreements, registration number, or if an age specified by breed rules, or both, or proof of eligibility to be registered, shall be as eligible for registration. Horses must be entered under submitted with show entries. If Registration papers and/or the name(s) of the owner or lessee of the record with the Lease Agreements or proof of eligibility to be registered breed association. A copy of the registration papers are not submitted when entered, the animal in question showing recorded ownership or proof of lease must be may not compete at that Show until the requested papers submitted with the entry form at the time the entry is made. are produced. 2. Alberta residents who are owners and/or competitors of American Saddlebreds showing at the Western Canadian Championship and Futurity Show are required to hold a 3
ENTRIES 10. The Show Committee reserves the right to reject any entry, at any time and for any reason the Officials deem a CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES: POSTMARKED reasonable cause and in accordance with EC A805. NO LATER THAN FRIDAY JULY 20, 2018 11. The Show Committee reserves the right to combine or 1. Entry fees must accompany entry forms unless paying by cancel classes having fewer than 3 entries at closing of e-transfer. E-transfer instructions will be given with entry entries. Competitors will be notified of classes cancelled acknowledgements and must be paid prior to arrival at the due to low entries. All changes will be posted at the Show show. Cheques or money orders are payable to ASHA Office. Please ensure your classes appear in the show of Alberta. Entries and fees are to be mailed to the Show program as entered. Secretary: 12. In order to enter a CHAMPIONSHIP class, a horse (or Leslie Williams rider in the case of equitation) must have competed in at 404, 2384 Sagewood Gate SW least one class in the same division at this show. All Airdrie, AB T4B 0K7 Championship classes have the qualifying classes listed in 2. Post entries will be accepted at no additional charge for the prize list. horses already entered in the show. $50 late fee for 13. 1st and 2nd place horses from all halter classes must horses not entered prior to July 27, 2018, plus class fees. show back in their respective CHAMPIONSHIP class or Entries postmarked after July 27, 2018, shall be forfeit their placing and winnings. considered post entries and may not appear in the show program. Post entries will be accepted at the show, up 14. Hors Concours allowed. These entries must pay the same to one session prior to the post entered class. entry fee and are subject to the same conditions that apply to regular entries as outlined in the division rules. Hors THERE WILL BE A POST ENTRY FEE OF DOUBLE Concours entries are not eligible for any awards. Please THE ENTRY AFTER THE CLOSING OF THE PRIOR notify the steward. SESSION. 15. Morgan Championship classes will not be stripped or 3. ENTRY FEES: required as per B5211.1. REGULAR PERFORMANCE AND IN-HAND CLASSES - $15 16. All entries must be made on the official entry form CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES - $ 35 (photocopy as needed) and be properly signed by the owner or authorized agent. All Junior competitor 4. BUY A CLASS - $25 TO PURCHASE PLUS ENTRY FEE. entries must be signed by a parent or legal guardian. “Buy a Class” classes are offered for purchase at this show and will be “sold” on a first come first serve basis. ALL ENTRIES MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: Participants may enter at the show for the regular class One owner per entry form entry fee. All Breed, Morgan and American Saddlebred Full address of owner classes may be purchased at the show office the session Signature of owner before the class is to run. The Show Committee reserves Copies of all membership cards; this includes the right to approve the class proposed for purchase. AEF, CMHA, ASHA of Canada, EC, ASHA of Alberta (as applicable to breed/division 5. A bookkeeping fee/show secretary fee of $25 per horse shown) will be charged for all entries. Amateur Owner and Junior Competitor cards 6. No entry fee will be refunded except on receipt of a Copy of each horse’s registration papers Veterinarian’s Certificate. The Veterinarian’s Certificate (front and back; showing current ownership) shall be presented to the Show Secretary before refund is Entry fees including stabling, office fees, and granted and must be presented before 9.00 am Friday drug fees of $7 per horse. August 17, 2018. The office fee of $25 per horse will be PRIZES retained by the Western Canadian Championship Show, with all other fees returned to the horse owner. There is 1. All Regular Halter and Performance classes will receive no substitution of horses for any reason. ribbons to fifth place. 2. Junior Competitor Classes - prize or equivalent to first 7. A charge of $40 will be levied for cheques returned by the place, ribbons to fifth place. bank for any reason. Competitors with returned cheques 3. Championship Performance Classes – ribbons to fifth will not be allowed to show unless a certified cheque, cash place. or money order is presented to the Show Secretary. 4. Championship In-Hand - ribbons to Champion and 8. Every horse shall be assigned a number. This number Reserve Champion. must be worn and visible at all times in the schooling and 5. Western Canadian Championship Performance Classes – exercise areas as well as in the competition ring. Any prize or equivalent to Champion, ribbons to fifth place. competitor using the wrong number, or having no number in the ring may be excused from the class or may be STABLING disqualified in the event of a protest. It is the competitor’s Stalls are assigned on a first come basis, with changes made responsibility to ensure that they are wearing the correct as necessary to facilitate the smooth running of the show. number in the class. There will be a charge of: • 9. Any horse entered in any class at a competition may be Stall/Tack Room per day $ 55 • selected for equine medication control testing while at the Stall/Tack Room for the 2 day show $ 75 event location. • Stall for Additional Thursday evening $ 25 4
1. Horses must be out of box stalls by 11:00 pm if only fee to use straw or hay as bedding in the stalls. Contact paying for 1 or 2 nights (to avoid being charged for the show secretary for further information. additional nights 9. FIRE LANES MUST BE KEPT CLEAR. 2. First bedding (consisting of 3 bags of shavings) will be supplied for every stall booked (tack rooms R.V. HOOK-UPS AND PARKING included). Additional bags can be purchased through Please ensure you make note… the Calnash Trucking Ag-Events Center or the show office. There are RV power hook-ups available at the barn area in addition to a full service Camp Ground adjacent to the show 3. Competitors will be allowed to move into the barns after grounds at Ponoka. RV power hook-ups for the barn area 9:00 am on Thursday, August 16, 2018, for an additional are limited and only available on a first come first serve fee. If an earlier check-in time is required please phone basis. Failure to book a spot prior to arrival at the show Leslie at 403-863-1849 to make arrangements. grounds, may result in the vehicle being required to relocate to 4. Wash racks are available. the Ponoka Stampede Campground. Contact the Ponoka Stampede Campground, if you desire to book with them 5. Competitors shall not move from their assigned stalls or directly for full service lots, 403-783-5611 or 403-783-3120. trade without permission of the Show Secretary. Violation of this rule will result in the removal of the proposed ACADEMY CLASSES competitor from the Show without refund of any kind. This For riders who have never shown before. To encourage rule will be strictly enforced. people to see what showing is about, at a beginner level. 6. Stabling is only guaranteed to those who submit their • Not rated for EC awards stabling requirements with their Entry Forms before the Entry Deadline. Do not assume that you will be able to • To be called like regular classes. obtain stalls if you arrive at the Show and have not entered prior to the Entry Deadline. Those who have booked • Work tack is allowed (e.g. martingales and snaffles). stalls, but wish to add stalls after the Entry deadline are • Show clothes are not required, but clothing shall be neat not guaranteed that additional stalls will be in the same and clean, with an overall tidy appearance (e.g. boots, area of the stalls that were initially requested and jods, and button down shirt with vest or sweater for assigned. English; boots, jeans long sleeve shirt for Western). 7. The ends of each stabling area are not for the exclusive • Proper footwear is a must and helmets for those 18 and use of those with stalls in the immediate area. They are under. for everyone’s use to store carts etc. Anyone limiting the use of these areas by other competitors, by any means • Horses may cross enter into other divisions, but not riders. may be asked to correct the situation by the Show Secretary. 8. There will be NO hay or straw available for purchase at the Ponoka Ag-Events Centre. There is an additional
ASHA OF Alberta Futurity Classes
These classes have their own regulations. Horses must have been previously nominated through the ASHA of Alberta Futurity registrar for these classes. For more information contact: Donna Goetzinger 403-347-0444 or [email protected]
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2018 WESTERN CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
FRIDAY AUGUST 17, 2018 - 6:00 PM 1 ASB Park Horse Open 2 Morgan Classic Pleasure, Open 3 All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Open 4 All Breed Saddle Seat Pleasure, Open 5 ASB Three Gaited Show Pleasure Open 6 ASB Park Pleasure Open 7 All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Limit Rider 8 Morgan Western Pleasure, Open 9 All Breed Western Pleasure, Junior/Novice Horse 10 ASB Five Gaited Amateur SHORT BREAK/RING DRAG 11 ASB Show Pleasure Driving 12 ASB Three Gaited Open 13 Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Open 14 All Breed Sport Horse Prospect Under Saddle 15 ASB Three Gaited Country Pleasure Open 16 Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Novice Rider 17 All Breed Western Pleasure, Adult Rider 18 All Breed Saddle Seat Pleasure, Limit Rider 19 Morgan English Pleasure, Open 20 ASB Five Gaited Open
SATURDAY AUGUST 18, 2018 - 9:00 AM 21 ASHA of A FUTURITY Foal of Calendar Year, “Joe Fulkerth Memorial Trophy” 22 ASHA of A FUTURITY Yearling in Hand, "Norm Tucker Memorial Trophy" 23 Morgan In Hand, Mares or Geldings 24 ASB In Hand Country Type 25 Morgan In Hand, Suitable to be Sport Horse 26 ASB In Hand Show Type 27 ASHA of A FUTURITY 2 Year Old In Hand, “Walking M Ranch Perpetual Trophy” 28 Morgan In Hand, Suitable to be Western Horse 29 ASHA of A FUTURITY In Hand Championship 30 Morgan In Hand Championship (1ST & 2ND place horses from classes 23, 25, 28) 31 ASB In Hand Championship (1ST & 2ND place horses from classes 24, 26) 32 All Breed Showmanship 17 & Under
SHORT BREAK/RING DRAG 33 ASB Country Pleasure Driving 34 ASB Five Gaited Junior/Novice Horse - (eligible to show back once in either of the two Five Gaited Championships, class 75 or 104) 35 All Breed Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation 11 & Under 36 All Breed Saddle Seat Equitation 14-17 37 All Breed Walk/Jog Western Seat Equitation 11 & Under 38 All Breed Saddle Seat Equitation 13 & Under 39 All Breed Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Equitation 11 & Under 40 Morgan Western Pleasure Junior/Novice Horse 41 All Breed Hunt Seat Equitation Not To Jump 17 & Under 42 All Breed Western Seat Equitation 17 & Under
SATURDAY AFTERNOON (NOT TO START BEFORE 12:30)
43 ASHA of A FUTURITY 2 Year Old, In Harness, “TJ Huck’s Perpetual Trophy” 44 All Breeds Open Pleasure Driving, Junior/Novice Horse or Pony 45 ASB Three Gaited Country Pleasure Jr Rider 46 Morgan Classic Pleasure, Adult Rider 47 ASB Park Horse, Junior/Novice Horse 48 All Breed Walk/Trot Hunter Pleasure 11 & Under 49 Morgan English Pleasure, Junior Rider 50 Morgan Hunter Pleasure Junior/Novice Horse 51 All Breed Walk/Jog Western Pleasure 11 & Under 52 ASB Three Gaited Show Pleasure Jr Rider
BREAK 53 All Breeds Pony Pleasure Driving 54 All Breed Saddle Seat Pleasure – Junior/Novice Horse 55 ASB Three Gaited Show Pleasure Sr Rider 56 All Breed Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Pleasure 11 & Under 57 All Breed Western Pleasure, Junior Rider 58 ASB Park Pleasure, Junior/Novice Horse 59 All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Junior/Novice Horse 60 ASB Three Gaited Country Pleasure Sr Rider 61 Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Junior Rider
SATURDAY EVENING (NOT TO START BEFORE 6:30)
62 ASHA of A FUTURITY 3 Year Old Under Saddle, "Goetzinger Perpetual Trophy" 63 All Breed Western Pleasure, Open 64 Morgan Classic Pleasure Junior/Novice Horse 65 All Breed Saddle Seat Pleasure, Adult Rider 66 All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Junior Rider 67 Morgan English Pleasure, Amateur Rider 68 WESTERN CANADIAN Saddle Seat Equitation 17 & Under CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 36, 38) BREAK
69 All Breeds Open Pleasure Driving 70 WESTERN CANADIAN ASB PARK CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 1, 47) 71 Morgan Western Pleasure, Amateur Rider 72 Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Amateur Rider 73 All Breed Saddle Seat Pleasure, Junior Rider 74 Morgan Western Pleasure, Junior Rider 75 WESTERN CANADIAN Five Gaited Open CHAMPIONSHIP
SUNDAY AUGUST 19, 2018 - 9:00 AM
76 Academy Performance 17 & Under, Walk & Trot 77 Academy Performance 17 & Under, Walk, Trot, Canter 78 Academy Equitation 17 & Under, Walk & Trot 79 Academy Equitation 17 & Under, Walk, Trot, Canter 80 Academy Performance Adult, Walk & Trot 81 Academy Performance Adult, Walk, Trot, Canter 82 Academy Equitation Adult, Walk & Trot 83 Academy Equitation Adult, Walk, Trot, Canter 84 Academy Assisted Walk, Trot/Jog Pleasure Any Age 85 All Breed Lead Line 8 & Under BREAK / CLASSSES TO RESUME NOT BEFORE 10:00 AM 86 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breeds Open Pleasure Driving CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 44, 53, 69) 87 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Hunt Seat Equitation, Not To Jump 17 & Under CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying class 41) 88 Morgan English Pleasure Junior/Novice Horse 89 All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Adult Rider 90 WESTERN CANADIAN ASB Park Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 6, 58) 91 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Western Seat Equitation 17 & Under CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying class 42) 92 WESTERN CANADIAN ASB Three Gaited Country Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 15, 45, 60) 93 Morgan Classic Pleasure, Junior Rider 94 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Walk/Trot Hunter Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying class 48) 95 WESTERN CANADIAN Morgan Hunter Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 13, 16, 50, 61, 72) 96 WESTERN CANADIAN ASB Three Gaited Show Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 5, 52, 55) SUNDAY AFTERNOON (NOT TO START BEFORE 12:30)
97 WESTERN CANADIAN ASB Three Gaited CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying class 12) 98 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Western Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 9, 17, 57, 63) 99 WESTERN CANADIAN Morgan English Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 19, 49, 67, 88) 100 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Walk/Jog Western CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying class 51) 101 All Breed Saddle Seat Equitation – Adult Amateur Rider 102 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Saddle Seat Walk/Trot CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying class 56)
BREAK 103 WESTERN CANADIAN ASB Pleasure Driving CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 33, 11) 104 WESTERN CANADIAN Five Gaited Amateur CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 10, 34) 105 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Saddle Seat Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 4, 18, 54, 65, 73) 106 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Hunter Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 3, 7, 59, 66, 89) 107 WESTERN CANADIAN Morgan Classic Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 2, 46, 64, 93) 108 WESTERN CANADIAN Morgan Western Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 8, 40, 71, 74) 109 All Breed Saddle Seat Equitation Provincial Championship
2018 WESTERN CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW CLASSES BY BREED/DIVISION
ALL BREED CLASSES Academy 76 Academy Performance 17 & Under, Walk & Trot 77 Academy Performance 17 & Under, Walk, Trot, Canter 78 Academy Equitation 17 & Under, Walk & Trot 79 Academy Equitation 17 & Under, Walk, Trot, Canter 80 Academy Performance Adult, Walk & Trot 81 Academy Performance Adult, Walk, Trot, Canter 82 Academy Equitation Adult, Walk & Trot 83 Academy Equitation Adult, Walk, Trot, Canter 84 Academy Assisted Walk, Trot/Jog Pleasure Any Age
Driving 44 All Breeds Open Pleasure Driving, Junior/Novice Horse or Pony 53 All Breeds Pony Pleasure Driving 69 All Breeds Open Pleasure Driving 86 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breeds Open Pleasure Driving CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 44, 53, 69)
Equitation 36 All Breed Saddle Seat Equitation 14-17 38 All Breed Saddle Seat Equitation 13 & Under 68 WESTERN CANADIAN Saddle Seat Equitation 17 & Under CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 36, 38) 41 All Breed Hunt Seat Equitation Not To Jump 17 & Under 87 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Hunt Seat Equitation, Not To Jump 17 & Under CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying class 41) 42 All Breed Western Seat Equitation 17 & Under 91 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Western Seat Equitation 17 & Under CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying class 42) 101 All Breed Saddle Seat Equitation – Adult Amateur Rider 109 All Breed Saddle Seat Equitation Provincial Championship
Hunter Pleasure 3 All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Open 7 All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Limit Rider 59 All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Junior/Novice Horse 66 All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Junior Rider 89 All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Adult Rider 106 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Hunter Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 3, 7, 59, 66, 89) Lead Line 85 All Breed Lead Line 8 & Under
Saddle Seat Pleasure 4 All Breed Saddle Seat Pleasure, Open 18 All Breed Saddle Seat Pleasure, Limit Rider 54 All Breed Saddle Seat Pleasure – Junior/Novice Horse 65 All Breed Saddle Seat Pleasure, Adult Rider 73 All Breed Saddle Seat Pleasure, Junior Rider 105 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Saddle Seat Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 4, 18, 54, 65, 73)
Showmanship 32 All Breed Showmanship 17 & Under
Sport Horse 14 All Breed Sport Horse Prospect Under Saddle
Walk-Trot/Jog Equitation 35 All Breed Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation 11 & Under 37 All Breed Walk/Jog Western Seat Equitation 11 & Under 39 All Breed Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Equitation 11 & Under
Walk-Trot/Jog Pleasure 48 All Breed Walk/Trot Hunter Pleasure 11 & Under 94 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Walk/Trot Hunter Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying class 48) 51 All Breed Walk/Jog Western Pleasure 11 & Under 100 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Walk/Jog Western CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying class 51) 56 All Breed Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Pleasure 11 & Under 102 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Saddle Seat Walk/Trot CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying class 56)
Western Pleasure 9 All Breed Western Pleasure, Junior/Novice Horse 17 All Breed Western Pleasure, Adult Rider 57 All Breed Western Pleasure, Junior Rider 63 All Breed Western Pleasure, Open 98 WESTERN CANADIAN All Breed Western Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 9, 17, 57, 63)
AMERICAN SADDLEBRED CLASSES
ASHA OF Alberta Futurity: Horses to be eligible for these classes must already be nominated to the ASHA of Alberta Futurity with the Registrar (Donna Goetzinger 21 ASHA of A FUTURITY Foal of Calendar Year, “Joe Fulkerth Memorial Trophy” 22 ASHA of A FUTURITY Yearling in Hand, "Norm Tucker Memorial Trophy" 27 ASHA of A FUTURITY 2 Year Old In Hand, “Walking M Ranch Perpetual Trophy” 29 ASHA of A FUTURITY In Hand Championship 43 ASHA of A FUTURITY 2 Year Old, In Harness, “TJ Huck’s Perpetual Trophy” 62 ASHA of A FUTURITY 3 Year Old Under Saddle, "Goetzinger Perpetual Trophy"
Country Pleasure 15 ASB Three Gaited Country Pleasure Open 45 ASB Three Gaited Country Pleasure Jr Rider 60 ASB Three Gaited Country Pleasure Sr Rider 92 WESTERN CANADIAN ASB Three Gaited Country Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 15, 45, 60)
Five Gaited Open and Amateur 10 ASB Five Gaited Amateur 20 ASB Five Gaited Open 34 ASB Five Gaited Junior/Novice Horse (eligible to show back once in either of the 2 Five Gaited Championships - class 75 OR 104) 75 WESTERN CANADIAN Five Gaited Open CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 20, 34) 104 WESTERN CANADIAN Five Gaited Amateur CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 10, 34)
In Hand 24 ASB In Hand Country Type 26 ASB In Hand Show Type 31 ASB In Hand Championship (1ST & 2ND place horses from classes 24, 26)
Park 1 ASB Park Horse Open 47 ASB Park Horse, Junior/Novice Horse 70 WESTERN CANADIAN ASB PARK CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 1, 47)
Park Pleasure 6 ASB Park Pleasure Open 58 ASB Park Pleasure, Junior/Novice Horse 90 WESTERN CANADIAN ASB Park Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 6, 58)
Pleasure Driving 11 ASB Show Pleasure Driving 33 ASB Country Pleasure Driving 103 WESTERN CANADIAN ASB Pleasure Driving CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 33, 11)
Show Pleasure 5 ASB Three Gaited Show Pleasure Open 52 ASB Three Gaited Show Pleasure Jr Rider 55 ASB Three Gaited Show Pleasure Sr Rider 96 WESTERN CANADIAN ASB Three Gaited Show Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 5, 52, 55)
Three Gaited 12 ASB Three Gaited Open 97 WESTERN CANADIAN ASB Three Gaited CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying class 12)
MORGAN:
Classic Pleasure 2 Morgan Classic Pleasure, Open 46 Morgan Classic Pleasure, Adult Rider 64 Morgan Classic Pleasure Junior/Novice Horse 93 Morgan Classic Pleasure, Junior Rider 107 WESTERN CANADIAN Morgan Classic Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 2, 46, 64, 93)
English Pleasure 19 Morgan English Pleasure, Open 49 Morgan English Pleasure, Junior Rider 67 Morgan English Pleasure, Amateur Rider 88 Morgan English Pleasure Junior/Novice Horse 99 WESTERN CANADIAN Morgan English Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 19, 49, 67, 88)
Hunter Pleasure 13 Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Open 16 Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Novice Rider 50 Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Junior/Novice Horse 61 Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Junior Rider 72 Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Amateur Rider 95 WESTERN CANADIAN Morgan Hunter Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 13, 16, 50, 61, 72)
In Hand 23 Morgan In Hand, Mares or Geldings 25 Morgan In Hand, Suitable to be Sport Horse 28 Morgan In Hand, Suitable to be Western Horse 30 Morgan In Hand Championship (1ST & 2ND place horses from classes 23, 25, 28)
Western Pleasure 8 Morgan Western Pleasure, Open 40 Morgan Western Pleasure Junior/Novice Horse 71 Morgan Western Pleasure, Amateur Rider 74 Morgan Western Pleasure, Junior Rider 108 WESTERN CANADIAN Morgan Western Pleasure CHAMPIONSHIP (qualifying classes 8, 40, 71, 74)