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2018 New York State Fair Wednesday, August 29 at 8:00 AM, Toyota Coliseum 2018 New Y7ork State Fair • August 22 - September 3 • Horse Show USEF National Rated Hunters & Jumpers level 1 August 19-September 2, 2018 August 19-22, 2018 Not USEF Licensed 1 NEW YORK STATE FAIR HORSE SHOW Over $100,000 Plus Trophies 172nd ANNUALNEWYORK STATE FAIR AgriculturalandIndustrialFair New York State Fairgrounds, Syracuse, NY USEF HUNTERS JR/AM "A", JUMPER RATING # 2 __________________________________________________________________________ 2018 HORSE SHOW DATES Dressage At The Fair ...................................................................................................... August 19 Palominos ....................................................................................................................... August 22 Miniatures .................................................................................................................. August 21-23 Sport Pony Star Search .................................................................................................. August 21 Welsh.......................................................................................................................... August21-23 Quarter Horse............................................................................................................. August23-24 Arabian & Half-Arabian Sport Horses....................................................................... August23-24 Arabians ..................................................................................................................... August23-24 Half-Arabians ............................................................................................................. August23-24 Miscellaneous Open & Opportunity Classes - Section I .......................................... August23-24 NYS Championship NBHA Barrel Race.........................................................................August 25 New York State Championship Horse Pulls....................................................................August 26 Hunters, Jumpers and Hunter Seat Equitation........................................................... August 27-28 Draft Horse Halter ........................................................................................................... August 29 Draft Ponies .............................................................................................................. August 29- 31 Friesian Horses ......................................................................................... August 30- September 2 Saddlebreds .............................................................................................. August 30- September 2 Morgans .................................................................................................... August 30- September 2 DraftHorseDriving ................................................................................... August 30- September 2 Hackney Ponies......................................................................................... August 30- September 2 Roadster Horse and Ponies ...................................................................... August 30- September 2 Saddle Seat Equitation and Academy Classes .......................................... August 30- September 2 Open Miscellaneous Classes Section II .................................................... August 30- September 2 Light Harness Ponies ................................................................................ August 30- September 2 Open Pleasure Driving Horses .................................................................. August 30- September 2 NEWYORK STATE FAIR HORSE SHOW DATES AUGUST 19-SEPTEMBER 2, 2018 NEWYORK STATE FAIR DATES AUGUST 22 - SEPTEMBER 3, 2018 www.nysfair.org - Visit the website for updates to the premium book 1 1 NEW YORK STATE FAIR MISSION STATEMENT NewYork State isagriculture, youth,education, industry,diversecultural traditions and more – our treasured past and brilliant future. TheprimarypurposeoftheNewYorkStateFairistoconductanannualcelebrationof the economic, cultural and institutional strengths indigenous to New York with a special emphasis on agriculture as one of the State’s largest and most important industries. Along with twelve-days of expositions, the Fair will offer various forms ofaffordableentertainmentandamusementforfamiliesandfriends,andshowcasethe talents, skills and aspiration of our youth. The Fair will also promote agricultural growth and awareness through educational programs, Statewide competitions in breeding and showing of livestock, and by promoting and supporting the sale of the State’s agricultural and food products. TheFair administration will proficientlyand effectivelypromote theongoing useof theFairgroundstorealizethefullpotentialoftheFairasaleadingcenterforexhibitions, trade shows, agricultural events, and cultural and entertainment productions. At the sametime,theFairadministrationwillfosterStateprideandmaximizerevenuewhile preserving the character and tradition of the Fair. With a full embrace of the State’s insignia, “Excelsior,” the Fair will be operated accordingtothehigheststandardsof professionalismandethicalconduct. NEWYORK STATE FAIRADVISORY BOARD RocketteBrunetti BethaidaGonzalez Henry Greenberg, Chair Gregory Lancette ToniMaxwell TimothyPenix Robert Sekowski Robert A. Smith Richard A. Ball, Commissioner Troy Waffner, Acting Fair Director 2 1 2018 HORSE SHOW OFFICIALS * (* Management reserves the right to vary from or add to this list as necessary) JUDGES KERRY ALLEN PAT KAYSAR JOE CARTER ROCKVILLE, VA MURFREESBORO, TN ST GEORGE, ON AQHA, MISCELLANEOUS AQHA, PHBA, MISCELLANEOUS AQHA, PHBA, MISCELLANEOUS SHAWN BIGLEY DENNIS SINICKI G MICHAEL MAXWELL COLERA, MD PHILLIPSBURG, NJ COLTS, NJ WPCSA, MISCELLANEOUS PHBA, AMHR, MISCELLANEOUS WPCSA HALTER SPORT HORSE,, MISCELLANEOUS LAWRENCE THURBER LINDA VOEHRINGER REGINA CRISTO ECONCORD, NY BALLSTON SPA, NY SAND LAKE, NY AMHR, MISCELLANEOUS AMHR, MISCELLANEOUS DRESSAGE CHRISTINE RYAN LOREN MAST TRAVIS FOX NEW OXFORD, PA YUKON OK GRIFFITH, IN ARAB, HALF-ARAB DRAFT HORSE & PONY DRIVING DRAFT DRIVING MISCELLANEOUS THURSDAY & FRIDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY ALLEN HALLETT BRIAN HEURING CATO, NY CHAFFEE, MO PERCHERON & CLYDESDALE HALTER BELGIAN & SHIRE HALTER GELDING HALTER, DRAFT PONY HALTER GELDING HALTER ROBERT BIELEFELD WEST PALM BEACH, FL HUNTERS, JUMPERS SADDLEBRED, HACKNEY, MORGAN, FRIESIAN, HUNTER SEAT EQUITATION PLEASURE DRIVING, LIGHT HARNESS PONIES, SADDLESEAT EQ, ROADSTER, MISCELLANEOUS NAOMI BLUMENTHAL MANLIUS, NY HORSE SHOW SUPERINTEDENT & MANAGER LIZ PINTO JOYCE HAMBLIN KERRY KOCHER KENN MARASH JOHN FRANZREB Cazenovia, NY Lexington,KY State College, PA Harford Mills, NY Staten Island, NY SECRETARY USEF STEWARD COURSE DESIGNER ANNOUNCER RINGMASTER JASON LAWRENCE JEFFSTEER VIRGINIA GROEN EMPIRE EQUINE SERVICES NICKTIGHE Norwich, NY Bloomfield, NY Prattsburg, NY 315.466.4048 Phoenix,NY COORDINATOR TRAIL COURSE DESIGNER AMHR STEWARD VETERINARIAN COORDINATOR SUE HOWE HEATHERFENSKE MARTHA PROCOPIO ALFRED ROVENOLT MARYFITZPATRICK Marcellus, NY Hannibal, NY Warners, NY Harrisburg, PA Tully, NY RING STEWARD PADDOCK STEWARD ASST.SECY RINGMASTER ASST.SECY LINDA HARRINGTON BRYAN NIGRO TIM MCCANN KEN& ANNE SIEMS TRACY RUBIN Groton, NY 518-774-4943 Erieville,NY psdphoto.net Syracuse, NY DRAFT RECORDER PHOTOGRAPHER FARRIER PHOTOGRAPHER AWARDS VISIT THIS PAGE AT WWW.NYSFAIR.ORG FORADDITIONAL OFFICIALS 3 1 STABLING ATTENTION EXHIBITORS-PLEASE READ CAREFULLY Temporary and permanent stabling. All horses shown must be stabled. No doorsshall beremoved froma boxstall or stalls altered SECTION II in any manner by an exhibitor. Anyone desiring to have a door No Box/TieStallCombinationsWillBe AssignedExcept In removed will come to the office and management will have it theDraft HorseDivision. LightHorses willbe stabledinthe removedand storedfor them. Exhibitor shallbe held responsible for anydamages.Stall assignmentswill bemade bythe Superintendent. DVM Barn. Specialrequestsorchangesmust beapprovedbyNaomiBlumenthal. EARLIEST ARRIVAL TIMES: Everyattemptwill bemade tohonor special requestsforstablingbut HuntersandJumpers .................... After 10 AM August 26 management DOES NOT GUARANTEE that all requests will be DraftHalter .................................... After 10 AM August 28 honored and will not consider unfilled requests a bona fide reason for cancellation and/or refund. DraftHitches .................................. After 10 AM August 28 HitchesArriving OnTuesdayMustContactNaomi ForAnArrivalTime BLOCK STABLING All Other Horses ......................... After 10 AM, August 29 Draft Ponies .................................... After 8 AM, August 28 Individuals and members of larger stables wishing to stable together All Stabling For DraftPonies InThe RaceBarns must send entries together and clearly indicate with whom the entry should be stabled. Otherwise, management will not be responsible for these requests. Space is provided on the entry blank for indicating with STALL FEES whom such exhibitors will stable. TACK STALLS may be limited. Box Stalls with doors -------------------------------------- $90.00 Exhibitors sharing a tack stall must submit their entries together. DraftHalterBoxStallsfor 8/28-8/29 ONLY -------- $25.00 Draft Tie Stalls ----------------------------------------- $15.00 SECTION I Draft Box Stalls for Horses ------------------------------ $25.00 Draft HitchStallsforTack ----------------------------- $90.00 No Initial Bedding Provided No Initial Bedding Provided Exhibitors
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