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2021 ANGELSTONE GOLD PRIZE LIST LAST UPDATED on SEPTEMBER 30 FOLLOW THE GOLDEN BRICK ROAD JUNE 12-15 Erin Welcome JUNE 16-20 JULY 1-4 Headwaters Cup The National JULY 7-11 The Sportsmans Cup & Great Pony Challenge JULY 28-AUG 1 Caledon Summer Phase I AUGUST 4-8 AUGUST 17-22 Caledon Summer Phase II The Champions MLSJ 5*/2* AUGUST 24-29 The International MLSJ 5*/2* SEPTEMBER 8-12 Kubota Triple Crown Finale 2* SEPTEMBER 21-26 Major League Show Jumping @ Caledon 5*/2* SEPTEMBER 29-OCT 3 Caledon Cup Final OCTOBER 12-17 Ontario Hunter Championships OCTOBER 19-24 Ontario Jumper Championships CANDIAN OPEN NOVEMBER 10-21 (Similar to Royal Schedule) 2021 ANGELSTONE GOLD PRIZE LIST LAST UPDATED on SEPTEMBER 30 IT’S A TOUGH JOB. BUT NOTHING FEELS BETTER THAN DOING IT YOURSELF. That’s where we come in. Our family of Kubota equipment is impeccably designed to help you take on any job, big or small. Visit us online to find out more. kubota.ca | PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT BFL CANADA offers outstanding products for: Farms, Coaches, Clubs, Competitions Farriers, Grooms and Horse Trailers Follow us on Facebook and Instagram at BFL CANADA Equine | BFL CANADA is a registered trade-mark of First Lion Holdings Inc. used under license by its subsidiaries, which include BFL CANADA Risk and Insurance Inc., Financial Services Firm, BFL CANADA Risk and Insurance Services Inc., BFL CANADA Insurance Services Inc. and BFL CANADA Consulting Services Inc. TM Riding is an Art. @voltairedesignUSA_CAN Voltaire Design @VoltaireDesign VoltaireDesign.com VISIT US TASTING ROOM HOURS: Monday- Sunday 11:00AM-5:00PM ONLINE AT: 2027cellars.ca TASTINGS | PATIO | BISITRO | HIKING Angelstone Competitors Enjoy 10% off with code ANGELSTONE10 3100 Glen Road Jordan Station, Ontario, L0R 1S0 CALL US: 905-562-5050 | EMA IL US: [email protected] JUNE6 2021 JULY7 GOLD SHOW DATES Angelstone Tournaments, Erin AUGUST8 ■ 1. Erin Welcome / June 12-15 ■ 2. Headwaters Cup / June 16-20 ■ 3. The Champions MLSJ 5*/2* / August 17-22 ■ 4. The International MLSJ 5*/2* / August 24-29 ■ 5. Kubota Triple Crown Finale 2* / September 8-12 SEPTEMBER9 Caledon Equestrian Park, Palgrave OCTOBER10 ■ 1. The National / July 1-4 ■ 2. The Sportsmans Cup & Great Pony Challenge / July 7-11 ■ 3. Caledon Summer Phase 1 / July 28-August 1 ■ 4. Caledon Summer Phase 2 / August 4-8 ■ 5. Major League Show Jumping @ Caledon 5*/2* / September 21-26 ■ 6. Caledon Cup Final / September 29-October 3 NOVEMBER ■ 7. Ontario Hunter Championships / October 12-17 11 ■ 8. Ontario Jumper Championships / October 19-24 ■ 9. Canadian Open / November 10-21 ● All new Hunterland featuring two new rings with all-weather footing ● Addition of a new high definition scoreboard in the Angelstone Stadium ● Rollout of Gold Pass for an all-inclusive horse show experience ● Addition of new tent structures at the Angelstone Stadium for added comfort ● $222,500 National Jumper division in May & June (FEI Coming Soon) ● $100,000 Hunter Derby Series ● $8,500 Junior/Amateur Hunter Derby Series ● $7,500 Pony Derby Series & Great Pony Challenge - Giving ponies a special class ● Over $25,000 U25 Summer Series (presented by MarBill Hill Farm & EquiJet) ● Pfaff Pit Stop! ● NEW!....Cross Rail Hunter Division ● Day of scratching – without penalty (see rules) ● Livestream Broadcasting Live in HD (http://www.livestream.com/angelstone) WHAT WE OFFER THIS YEAR ● Stabling options and long term discounts ● Host hotel discounts to make living affordable for those traveling to compete ● On-site campground with permanent power – Book through accommodations tab on our website ● Major League Show Jumping – The F1 of show Jumping, Coming August 2021 ● Circuit Champion Jackets by Horse Pilot ● Haygain Leading Trainer awards ● Horseless Horse Show & $1,000 Commitment to Educate scholarship program ● Showgrounds Live to both venues bringing real-time updates to our competitors ● Experience Angelstone Hospitality – Coming September to CEP ● Friendly, motivated staff to make your visit to Angelstone a memorable one NOTE: These offers are subject to change further due to the COVID-19 pandemic. GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INQUIRIES FOR: [email protected] WEBSITE: www.angelstone.ca ONLINE ENTRY SYSTEM & DAILY RING SCHEDULES: AST - www.showgroundslive.com/angelstone CEP - www.showgroundslive.com/caledon LIVESTREAM: www.livestream.com/angelstone VENUE INFORMATION Angelstone Tournaments Caledon Equestrian Park SHOW OFFICE SHOW OFFICE FAX 1-888-880-2425 PHONE 905-880-5344 FAX EMAIL [email protected] 855-221-5925 EMAIL [email protected] MAILING ADDRESS P.O. Box 634, Rockwood, ON N0B 2K0 MAILING/COURIER ADDRESS MAIN ENTRANCE - Spectators & Exhibitors SHOW GROUNDS ADDRESS 200 Pine Ave, Caledon ON L7E 0M1 8720 Wellington RD #50, Erin, ON N0B 2K0 Temporarily closed. All access from the North Entrance. NORTH ENTRANCE - All Campers & Horse Trailers 49 Buckstown Trail, Caledon ON L7E 0M1 FOLLOW US ON OUR www.facebook.com/angelstonetournaments SOCIAL MEDIA www.instagram.com/angelstonetournaments FOR ALL OUR LATEST NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENT STAY CONNECTED, WE WILL KEEP YOU UPDATED. MANAGEMENT TEAM Keean White Ryan Clermont President & CEO Vice President & CMO [email protected] [email protected] Victoria Clermont Kelly Clermont Regan Clermont Dan Galang Creative Director Hospitality Manager AST Stabling Manager Vice President Finance [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Mackenzie Collins Kellie White Chelsea Millar Sarah Weir Yvonne Busby Sponsorship Director Sponsorship Coordinator Office CEO AST Office CEO CEP Office CEP [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Anouska Haantjes Andrew Mattison Andrew Collins Peter Canzio Terry Jones Social Media Director AST Crew Manager AST Crew Manager CEP Crew Manager CEP Crew Manager [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 2021 STAFF Veterinarians: McKee-Pownall Equine Services 24 Hour Emergency 905-898-0370 Timing: Dany Faucher 418-997-5084 Medic: Odyssey Medical / Carter Stowar FEI Treatment Vet: Dr. Emily Jantzi: 519-217-2600 Will be on site for treatment 9:00AM Friday and Saturday Presentations: Sheila Johnstone, Maria Volakhava, Penny Murray Photographer: Spowart/Holm Photography www.spowartholm.ca On-Site Farrier: Mountain Oak Farrier Services Michelle Seberras: 416-831-9379 | Ron Ekblad: 416-938-3991 Food Services: Lein Catering 416-251-5858 www.mountainoakfarriers.com OFFICIALS The following officials have been invited. The management reserves the right to modify this list. Caledon Equestrian Park The National: July 1-4 • Course Designers: Chris Edwards-Jones, Sue Fish • Hunter Judges: Cathy Aker, Brad Gabriel Angelstone Tournaments • Jumper Jury: Cynthia Gerred, Kim Kirton • Stewards: Jill Barton, Allan Ehrlick The Erin Welcome: June 12-15 The Sportsmans Cup & GPC: July 7-11 • Course Designers: Michael Pegg, Randy Roy • Hunter Judges: Jennifer de Neef, Gay-Ellen Dennis • Course Designers: Chris Edwards-Jones, Michael Pegg • Jumper Jury: Cynthia Gerred, Kim Kirton • Hunter Judges: Vanessa Paschini, Peter Stoeckl • Stewards: Jill Barton, Allan Ehrlick • Jumper Jury: Cynthia Gerred, Kim Kirton • Stewards: Allan Ehrlick, Sarah Firth The Headwaters Cup: June 16-20 Caledon Summer Phase 1: July 28-August 1 • Course Designers : Jennifer Ferguson, Jedd Smith - BFL Stadium: Michael Pegg, CAN • Course Designers : Lisa Minion, Gail Prest - Kubota Annex Jumper: Michael Pegg, CAN • Hunter Judges : Cynthia Gerred, Kim Kirton, John Taylor - Hunter Rings: William Dean-Stobie • Jumper Jury : Jill Barton, Allan Ehrlick • Hunter Judges: Deanna Kennington, Peter Stoeckl • Stewards • Jumper Jury: Cynthia Gerred, Kim Kirton • Stewards: Allan Ehrlick, Sue Fish Caledon Summer Phase 2: August 4-8 • Course Designers: Jennifer Ferguson, Michael Pegg The Champions MLSJ 5*/2*: August 18-22 • Hunter Judges: Jennifer de Neef, Eileen Gilbert • Jumper Jury: Cynthia Gerred, Kim Kirton, John Taylor • Course Designers • Stewards: Allan Ehrlick, Marj O’Donnell - BFL Stadium: Oscar Soberon, MEX - Kubota Annex Jumper: Michael Pegg, CAN - Hunter Rings: Donna Hammer, CAN Major League Show Jumping @ Caledon 5*/2*: • Hunter Judges: Connie Dorsch, Gail Prest September 22-26 • Jumper Jury: Cynthia Gerred, Kim Kirton, John Taylor • Course Designers: Jennifer Ferguson, Chris Edwards-Jones - President of Jury: Phillip Rozon, CAN • Hunter Judges: Connie Dorsch, Peter Stoeckl - Foreign Judge: Gerald Kuh, HKG • Jumper Jury: Kim Kirton, Graeme Nicholson, John Taylor • Stewards: Jean Sebastien Chasle, Allan Ehrlick • Stewards: Jill Barton, Allan Ehrlick • FEI Stewards: Mary Bell, Diane Callaghan Chasle, Sandra Conrad, Allana Featherstone - Chief Steward: Pat Chalmers Caledon Cup Final: September 30-October 3 - Foreign Steward: TBD • Course Designers: Chris Brandt, Jennifer Ferguson • Hunter Judges: Caroline Jones, Trish Mrawaka The International MLSJ 5*/2*: August 25-29 • Jumper Jury: Kim Kirton, Graeme Nicholson, John Taylor • Stewards: Patti Sifton-Munro, TBD • Course Designers BFL Stadium: Guilherme Jorge, BRA - Ontario Hunter Championships: October 13-17 - Kubota Annex Jumper: Michael Pegg, CAN - Hunter Rings: Shane Wooley, CAN • Course Designers: Michael Pegg • Hunter Judges: Gay-Ellen Dennis, Pam Law • Hunter Judges: Bobbie Reber (tentative) : Allan Ehrlick • Jumper Jury: Cynthia Gerred, Kim Kirton, John Taylor • Stewards - President of Jury: Phillip Rozon, CAN - Foreign Judge: Gerald Kuh, HKG Ontario Jumper Championships: October 20-24 : Jean Sebastien Chasle, Allan Ehrlick • Stewards • Course Designers:
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