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2019 July Prize List.Pub STARR VAUGHN EQUESTRIAN INC 7541 Sloughhouse Road, Elk Grove, CA 95624 Starr Vaughn Dressage 2021 Series Secretary: Ellen Corob [email protected] 1533 Galleon Way 916-869-7942 San Luis Obispo, CA Manager: Michele Vaughn [email protected] 916-869-7942 Official Prize List for: Starr Vaughn Equestrian Summer Dressage Finale & CDS / Equine Insurance Northern Regional Adult Amateur Competition Hosted by SVE and CDS Valley Oaks Chapter August 27, 28, & 29, 2021 (USEF Dressage Qualifying) USEF Competition # 332604 Level 2 OpeningDate: July 10, ClosingDate: A u g u s t 1 7 Judges: David Schmutz (S), Beverly Rodgers (S) TD: Tajie Major USEF, USDF, CDS Qualifying Show for End of Year Awards 1 STARR VAUGHN EQUESTRIAN INC Other 2021 Starr Vaughn Dressage shows: Fall Dressage - November 13 & 14 – Level 2 (Junior Invitational and LEGIS League Final Competition) Check the SVE website for full prize lists and complete show info. SVE Junior & Young Rider Annual Invitational Team & Individual Competition November 13 & 14 Awards: High Point Team Awards to Training through Third Level and Fourth through FEI Level. High Point Individual Awards at each level. Team Competition: Teams of 3-4, may enter as a team, or be matched with others. Each team member rides 2 tests, lowest score is dropped, remaining scores averaged. Awards for Riders on winning teams and to the COACHES of the winning teams. Individual Competition: Individual rides Test 3 of the Level. Classes for Teams held November 13 & 14, Classes for Individual held November 14. (Scores earned Nov. 14 count towards both an Individual and Team Competitions.) To qualify for the SVE Invitational, earn a score of 61% or better at Test 3 of Level, or FEI test at one SVE Dressage show in the 2021 show season. Invitational competitors receive a commemorative lapel pin. See SVE website for complete rules and information on 2021 Awards Programs. Management prefers that all entries be created on EqEntries.com. If you do not already have a user account with EqEntries.com, please sign up now! You can print your entry and snail mail entry with a personal check, or pay online with a credit card. If you chose to pay online there is a convenience fee added by EqEntries. (If you chose to print and mail your entry, there is a $10 mailed entry fee.) There is no charge to join EqEntries, create an entry or print an entry. We appreciate your using the preferred entry method. All entries must have a SIGNED FEDERATION AGREEMENT (aka signature page) or entry will be charged a $10 incomplete fee. If you are unable to scan and upload documents, use the EqEntries doc service available on the website. Mail Entries to: Michele Vaughn; 7541 Sloughhouse Rd., Elk Grove, CA 95624 2 STARR VAUGHN EQUESTRIAN INC 2021 LEGIS League Qualifying Period: November 2020 to Nov. 12, 2021 Finals: November 13 – 14, 2021 Finals are held in conjunction with SVE Fall Dressage No additional classes required. Qualifying Shows & Finals Hosted by Starr Vaughn Equestrian The LEGIS League is bringing its popular awards program to dressage riders. In 2021, there will be five shows hosting LEGIS League Dressage qualifying classes, culminating with the LEGIS League Dressage Finals. LEGIS League is about fun, recognition, and awards! To Participate: Join LEGIS League by filling out a Rider Registration form and submitting registration fee of $30. This covers the rider and ALL horses that rider competes on. Mail application or submit to show office. Forms available online or at show office. Or, register online at https://legisleague.com/joinlegis.php To Qualify: Show in any Starr Vaughn Dressage show, and earn points by placing in classes. Earn 3 points to qualify for Finals. To Enter: See August prize list for classes. Classes listed are part of the National show. So, you do not need to enter any additional classes to participate. Just enter the 2 required classes to have your scores count. Divisions and Prizes: Training - First Level – Open, Adult Amateur, & Junior/Young Riders Second - Third Level – Open, Adult Amateur, & Junior/Young Riders Fourth - Prix St. George Level – Open, Adult Amateur, & Junior/Young Riders Intermediate I, Intermediate II & Grand Prix Level – Open, Adult Amateur, & Junior/Young Riders All Finals competitors get a welcome gift bag. LEGIS Finals ribbons awarded to the top 5 competi- tors in the specified divisions. Reserve and Champion winners in each division also receive prizes. For Complete information and registration see LEGISLeague.com or visit the SVE Show Office. SVE AWARDS: Ribbons to fifth and prize to first place in each class. SHOW HIGHPOINT AWARDS: Divisions: Junior/Young Rider, Adult Amateur and Open. Levels: Introductory & Training Level First to Fourth Level FEI Highpoint scores from Introductory to Fourth Level, excluding Freestyles. FEI Highpoint Scores include PSG, I1, I2 and GP, excluding Freestyles. Starr Vaughn Dressage Reserves the right to add awards to the show. Updates will be posted on www.svequestrian.com 3 STARR VAUGHN EQUESTRIAN INC SHOW FEES Checks payable to: Starr Vaughn Equestrian, Inc. Checks payable to: Starr Vaughn Equestrian, Inc. Office Fees: $50.00 Office Fee – required per horse & rider combination $10.00 Mailed Entry Fee - add if entry mailed $50.00 Late fee – if submitted after initial closing date published on prize list Stabling: Stabling is Thursday to Sunday: Portable stalls are $175/show. Permanent stalls are $225/show. 1 bale shavings included. NO REFUNDS ON STALLS. Early Arrival: $40.00 Per day to arrive prior to Thursday. Pre-Arrival Stall prep: $25/stall - horse stall cleaned out and up to 3 bales of pre-purchased shavings bedded prior to arrival. May also use to have a tack stall swept out and clean for your arrival. Shavings: $11.00/bale – include with your entry – orders at show subject to delay of delivery. Please order before arrival. Morning orders will be delivered by noon Hay: $30.00/bale - Specify Grass or Alfalfa Please order before arrival. Morning orders will be delivered by noon Haul-In: $35 per/horse/day Note: haul-in is assessed for all non-stabled horses, competing or not, for every day the horse is on the grounds, including warm- up days. Subject to double the fee if not declared and paid on entry. No haul-in required if boarder at SVE or stabled at SVE during the show. Non-compete: $100 per horse. Must pay either a haul-in fee or stabling and the CDFA and office fees. Fee is per show per horse. Other Show Fees: RV with Hook up: $50/day. Limited spaces. Electrical and water hookups, no sewer. Showers available. Must be on entry form. If using an RV rental service, please indicate on entry day RV to be delivered. Dry Camping: $20/day. No electrical or water. Showers available. Must be on entry form. Add/Change after closing date: $10 per change. Document Service Fee: $25 If entry is lacking documentation, membership or horse recording cards. Incomplete Entry or Inaccurate Info: $25 for inaccurate and incomplete entry. Refund Processing/Scratch prior to close: $50 Refund Processing /Scratch post initial close posted in prize list: $75 deducted from legitimate refunds. See Scratch & Refund policy in full on page 10. Bad Check or Credit Card: $30/per occurrence plus any bank fees charged to show. Organization Fees/Memberships: USEF Drug Fee: $23/horse required on entry CDFA Fee: $8/horse required on entry CDS Travel Grant Fee: $3/Horse/rider entry required on entry. USEF Non-member /Show Pass: $45 per owner, rider, trainer or coach as applicable USDF Non-member Fee: $35 per owner, or rider as applicable USEF Membership: $80/rider, owner, trainer, coach Annual Membership as applicable USEF Horse Recording: $95 Annual, or $300 Life as applicable USDF Horse Recording: $35 HID, $115 Life as applicable. (Minimum requirement to show is a HID number.) USDF Participating Membership: $90/rider owner as applicable, $72 Youth Participating membership as applicable All requests for change to an existing entry must be in writing. Email [email protected] 4 STARR VAUGHN EQUESTRIAN INC OPEN SHOW CLASS LIST INTRO AND OPPORTUNITY CLASSES = $60/class TRAINING THROUGH FOURTH LEVEL CLASSES = $60/class Friday Saturday Sunday Description Qualifying 108 208 308 USDF Intro Test A 109 209 309 USDF Intro Test B 110 210 310 USDF Intro Test C 101 201 301 Training Level Test 1 102 202 302 Training Level Test 2 103 203 303 Training Level Test 3 *Great American Insurance/USDF Q 104 204 304 Training Level Test of Choice *Great American Insurance/USDF Q , Test 3 105 205 305 Opportunity—Training Level Test 1 106 206 306 Opportunity—Training Level Test 2 111 211 311 First Level Test 1 112 212 312 First Level Test 2 113 213 313 First Level Test 3 *Great American Insurance/USDF Q 114 214 314 First Level Test of Choice *Great American Insurance/USDF Q , Test 3 121 221 321 Second Level Test 1 122 222 322 Second Level Test 2 123 223 323 Second Level Test 3 *Great American Insurance/USDF Q 124 224 324 Second Level Test of Choice *Great American Insurance/USDF Q , Test 3 131 231 331 Third Level Test 1 132 232 332 Third Level Test 2 133 233 333 Third Level Test 3 *Great American Insurance/USDF Q 134 234 334 Third Level Test of Choice *Great American Insurance/USDF Q , Test 3 141 241 341 Fourth Level Test 1 142 242 342 Fourth Level Test 2 143 243 343 Fourth Level Test 3 *Great American Insurance/USDF Q 144 244 344 Fourth Level Test of Choice *Great American Insurance/USDF Q , Test 3 TOC and Mixed Level Classes may be split for awards.
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