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September 17 - 20, 2020 Licensed by USEF Featuring Over $25,000 in Prize Money from USDF Qualifier for the 2020 US Dressage Finals Presented by Adequan Great American Insurance Group / United States Dressage Federation Region 2 Championships and September Dressage at Lamplight show September 17 - 20, 2020 Licensed by USEF Featuring over $25,000 in Prize Money from USDF Qualifier for the 2020 US Dressage Finals presented by Adequan Hosted by Welcome to the 2020 Great American Insurance Group USDF Region 2 Dressage Championships && September Dressage at Lamplight Show September 17 – 20, 2020 Featuring over $25,000 in Prize Money from USDF Qualifier for the 2020 US Dressage Finals presented by Adequan Official Qualifying Competition for: 2021 Adequan FEI North American Youth Championships 2021 USEF Children Dressage National Championship 2021 USEF Pony Rider Dressage National Championship 2021 USEF Junior and Young Rider Dressage National Championships 2021 USEF Young Adult ‘Brentina Cup’ Dressage National Championship 2021 Great American/USDF Regional Championships Judges: Anne Cizadlo Dressage ‘S Florida Joan Darnell Dressage ‘S’ Washington Janet Foy Dressage ‘S’ Colorado Janet (Dolly) Hannon Dressage ‘S’ Colorado Sue Kolstad Dressage ‘S’ Kentucky Natalie Lamping Dressage ‘S’ Florida Jodi Lees Dressage’S’ South Carolina Fatima Pawlenko-Kranz Dressage ‘R’ Illinois Kristi Wysocki Dressage ‘S’ Washington Technical Delegates: Camille Kopcik Dressage ’R’ New York Anne Sushko Dressage ‘r’ Iowa Announcers: Nico Meredith, Noah Rattner, and Cyndi Kurth Farrier (on grounds during show hours): Archie Linn 815-378-2766 Veterinarian (on grounds during show hours): Chicago Equine Vet 815-701-7374 Show Officials: Show Manager: Monica Fitzgerald 954-647-7940 Show Secretary: Debbie Landon 507-208-6022 Assistant Secretaries: Kathy Mucha and Teresa Uddo Award Coordinators: Angela Goodwin-Volpert & Marie St. Amand Photographer John Borys 847-445-2297 Thank You for your generous support of the Great American Insurance Group/USDF Regional Dressage Championships Title Sponsor of the Great American Insurance Group/ USDF Regional Dressage Championships Presenting Sponsor of the Great American Insurance Group/ USDF Regional Dressage Championships Supporting Sponsor of the Great American Insurance Group/ USDF Regional Dressage Championships 2020 Great American/USDF Region 2 Championships Awards Presentation Schedule Awards to be held in Ring 2 (see facility map). Classes are placed Champion and Reserve Champion through eighth places Time Class Class Name Thursday Championships 3:30 pm 430 Great American/USDF Fourth Level Championship - Open 3:40 pm 530 Great American/USDF Fourth Level Championship - AA 3:50 pm 431 Great American/USDF I2 Championship - Open 4:00 pm 531 Great American/USDF I2 Championship - AA Friday Championships 12:00 pm 434 Great American/USDF I1 Championship - Open 12:10 pm 632 Great American/USDF I1 Championship = JR/YR 12:20 pm 532 Great American/USDF Second Level Championship - AA 12:30 pm 433 Great American/USDF Third Level Championship - Open 4:30 pm 534 USDF Adult Amateur Equitation Regional Final 4:40 pm 533 Great American/USDF PSG Championship - AA 4:50 pm 432 Great American/USDF Training Level Championship - Open 5:00 pm 630 Great American/USDF Training Level Championship – JR/YR 5:10 pm 631 Great American/USDF Fourth Level Championship – JR/YR 5:20 pm 633 Great American/USDF FEI JR Championship Saturday Championships 12:00 pm 436.1 Great American/USDF Freestyle Championship – First Level 12:10 pm 436.2 Great American/USDF Freestyle Championship – Second Level 12:20 pm 637 Great American/USDF PSG Championship – JR/YR 12:30 pm 636 Great American/USDF Third Level Championship – JR/YR 4:00 pm 639 USDF Dressage Seat Medal Semi-Finals 13 and Under in Ring 3 4:50 pm 435 Great American/USDF First Level Championship - Open 5:00 pm 535 Great American/USDF First Level Championship - AA 5:10 pm 635 Great American/USDF First Level Championship – JR/YR 5:20 pm 436.3 Great American/USDF Freestyle Championship – Third Level 5:30 pm 436.4 Great American/USDF Freestyle Championship – Fourth Level 5:40 pm 436.5 Great American/USDF Freestyle Championship – Intermediare 5:50 pm 436.6 Great American/USDF Freestyle Championship – Grand Prix Sunday Championships 1:00 pm 438 Great American/USDF PSG Championship - Open 1:10 pm 437 Great American/USDF Second Level Championship - Open 1:20 pm 538 Great American/USDF I1 Championship - AA 1:30 pm 439 Great American/USDF Grand Prix Championship - Open 1:40 pm 539 Great American/USDF Grand Prix Championship - AA 1:50 pm 641 Great American/USDF Grand Prix Championship – JR/YR 2:00 pm 536 Great American/USDF Training Level Championship - AA 2:30 pm 537 Great American/USDF Third Level Championship - AA 2:40 pm 640 Great American/USDF Second Level Championship – JR/YR 3:00 pm 642 USDF Dressage Seat Medal Semi-Finals 14 to18 in Ring 3 Due to the current COVID-19 environment, attendance at the award ceremonies is optional this year. Please make sure to inform the Awards Coordinator if you do NOT plan to participate in the award ceremonies. Riders placing in Great American/USDF Regional Championship classes, and wanting to participate in the award ceremonies, must be present, mounted, and in full riding attire for award ceremonies (through eighth place for all Championship classes). Competitors who do not wish to participate in the victory lap may be excused. All individuals participating in awards ceremonies, both mounted and unmounted, MUST wear face coverings. Plan to arrive at least 10 minutes prior to your scheduled awards time for staging and ribboning Staging area is in the arena next to Ring 2 (see facility map), awards presentation will take place in the Ring 2 arena, except for classes 639 and 642 which will be held in Ring 3 immediately at the end of the class. Also note that competitors or a representative will be required to place their ribbons on their own horses. Great American /USDF Regional Championship Competitor’s Survey Competitors are welcome to provide their feedback on this show at the following link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/USDFRegionalChampionshipCompetitorSurvey Schooling Schedule Schooling and lunging must take place in the designated warm-up area designated on the facility map. Schooling in other areas is not allowed and can lead to elimination of the rider and their horses from the competition. If you are not in competition on a certain day, we ask that you wait to school until the end of the day to keep the congestion down in the warm-up area. You may be asked to leave the schooling areas until the end of the day if there is too much congestion and you are not showing on that day. Competition arenas are open for practice the day and evening prior to the first day of the competition. After the start of the competition, the arenas are open for schooling for ONE HOUR after the last scheduled ride of the day. This means that ALL rings must be completed for the day before any schooling in the competitions rings is allowed. This will also allow the grounds crew the opportunity to prepare the footing for the next day. A more detailed schooling schedule will be posted in the show office and made available to everyone during the check in process. Reminder: For safety reasons, all trainers and coaches must stay on the outside of the warm- up area during schooling. Please do not stand in the middle of the warm-up area. Sound Checks for Freestyle Classes Sound checks will be held in Ring 2 on the following days: • Wednesday from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm • Friday from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm Please make sure to have TWO CDs of your music labeled with your name. The announcer will NOT accept any other media for your music, this includes cell phones, iphones, or nanos. You can drop your music off in the show office or bring it with you to the sound check. US Dressage Finals Eligibility The US Dressage Finals is an Invitational competition using the USEF/USDF Regional Championship program to qualify. Qualifying takes place at each of the nine Great American/USDF Regional Dressage Championships, based on either 1) Ranking in a Regional Championship Class or 2) Wild Card Eligibility. Either must be achieved at a Regional Championship in a class and eligible division offered at the US Dressage Finals. I. Qualification Based on Ranking in a Regional Championship Class: Champion and Reserve Champion horse/rider combinations for each level and eligible division from each of the nine Regional Championships will be automatically invited, provided the following three requirements are met: US Citizenship; Declaration of Intent completed by the deadline; and earning an eligible ranking in a Regional Championship class. Note: Since Freestyle classes at Regional Championships are not split by division, the top two declared Open horse/rider combinations and the top two declared Adult Amateur horse/rider combinations for each level from each of the nine Regional Championships will be automatically invited. In addition, to be eligible for the Adult Amateur division in the Freestyles at the US Dressage Finals, competitors must check the AA box on the Regional Championship entry form and must provide proof of Adult Amateur status prior to competing in their Regional Championship classes. 1) United States Citizenship Requirement: To compete in any US Dressage Finals class, the rider must be a US citizen. 2) Declaration Requirement: The horse/rider combination must declare their intention to participate by completing the Declaration of Intent form by midnight on the day prior to the first day of their Regional Championship competition (including any open class day before the start of championship classes). There is no fee to declare, but horse/rider combinations must declare at the level(s) and eligible division(s) they intend to compete in at the US Dressage Finals.
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