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2019 Royal Horse Show Prize List HORSE SHOW PERFORMANCE AND BREEDING HORSE SHOW COMPETITION 2019 FROM GRASSROOTS TO PODIUM The Jumping Committee is the committee of Equestrian Canada responsible for all hunter, equitation and jumper activities in Canada from grassroots to the international level. Tom von Kapherr We have created a number of programs and awards to provide support for participants, recognize Photography contributions, and promote the sport. Current Jumping programs include: • Canadian Show Jumping Team Media Guide • Official of the Year • CET Medal • Owner of the Year • JC Hall of Fame • Sponsor of the Year • JC Bursary • U25 Program • JC Medal • Volunteer of the Year • Officials’ Accessibility Fund For more information regarding Jumping programs and activities, visit: www.equestrian.ca/sport/jumping 100–308 Legget Drive | Ottawa, Ontario Canada K2K 1Y6 Telephone 613.287.1515 X 101 or 102 | Toll Free 1.866.282.8395 | Fax 613.248.3484 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Welcome to the 97th edition of The Royal Horse Show. Congratulations on your hard work this season in preparing and qualifying for the Show. We appreciate your hard work and thank you for including The Royal as part of your 2019 competition schedule. As a top global equestrian sport destination for both athletes and fans, The Royal is committed to increasing participation in all facets of equestrian sport while providing an incredible entertainment experience for our visitors. One of our many goals leading up to our 100 year anniversary is to become a top destination for avid horse enthusiasts from around the world. We are already working hard and making plans to ensure that our centennial year is one to Rob Flack, President remember so mark your calendars and make plans to attend in 2022. The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Until then, we wish you the best of luck and look forward to cheering you on from the sidelines. Rob Flack President, The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair royalfair.org 1 STAFF CONTACTS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITALITY Chief Executive Officer Charlie Johnstone Director, Hospitality & Special Events Robert Campbell (416) 263-3401 (416) 263-3413 Manager, Corporate Projects Jennifer Tattersall Hospitality Coordinator Allie Marsh (416) 263-3406 (416) 263-3433 AGRICULTURE SHOW MARKETING Director of Agriculture & Food Trish Scott Manager of Marketing Bobby Arthur (416) 263-3440 & Community Relations (416) 263-3411 Manager, Agriculture & Food Lindsay Bebbington Marketing Assistant Elana Mlotek (416) 263-3429 (416) 263-3412 Agriculture & Food Coordinator Rachel Theriault SPECIAL FEATURES (416) 263-3433 Manager of Features & Education Ana Stuart AGRICULTURE SHOW OFFICE (416) 263-3495 Agricultural Show Office Manager Lindsay Bebbington OPERATIONS (416) 263-3418 Director, Operations & Facilities Gabe Simms FINANCE (416) 263-3408 Director of Finance Janet Scott COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS & CUSTOMER DEVELOPMENT (416) 263-3469 Manager, Commerical Exhibits Heather Sommer Finance Assistant Kelly Manning (416) 263-3434 (416) 263-3496 SPONSORSHIP SALES & CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT HORSE SHOW Director, Corporate Development Chris Sura Director, Equestrian & Breed Sport Christine Reupke (416) 263-3402 (416) 263-3407 Manager, Corporate Development Kyle Mottram Horse Show Competition Manager Peter Doubleday (416) 263-3437 (416) 263-3417 Equestrian Events Coordinator Bayley Roche GROUP TICKETS, SKY SUITES, ROYAL TERRACE (416) 263-3417 Sales Coordinator Josh Baranowski Director, Event & Broadcast Properties Robert MacAskill (416) 263-3409 (416) 263-3498 Director, Equestrian & Breed Sport Christine Reupke Entries (effective Aug 5th, 2019) (905) 880-5344 (416) 263-3407 Entries (October 29th to November 10th) (416) 263-3454 PLATINUM AND GOLD SEATS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Entries office Fax Number – VIP Seating Senior Coordinator Joni Smith Aug 5th to Oct 28th (noon) 1-855-221-5925 416-263-3403 Entries office Fax Number – Oct 29th to Nov 10th (416) 263-3488 Barn Superintendent – Oct 30th to Nov 11th (416) 263-3414 Feed and Bedding – Nobleton Feed Fax orders to: Before Nov 1st (905) 859-1382 Nov 1st and after (416) 263-3051 2 royalfair.orgroyalfair.org CONTENTS Chairman’s Message ..............................................................................1 Pony Jumper ......................................................................................34 Staff Contact List ..................................................................................2 Junior Jumper 1.20m ......................................................................... 35 General Information ............................................................................ 4 Junior / Amateur Jumper 1.40m ...................................................... 36 Code of Conduct...................................................................................5 U25 National Championship ...............................................................37 Canadian Show Jumping Championship ..........................................38 Equestrian Canada Statement of Principle ........................................5 International Division ........................................................................ 39 General Rules and Regulations ............................................................6 International Awards ........................................................................... 42 Horse Show Administrative Committee, Judges & Officials .......... 11 BREEDING HORSE SECTION PERFORMANCE HORSE SECTION Committee and Judges ..................................................................... 47 Hackney Division Rules ..................................................................... 13 General Rules and Regulations .........................................................48 Single Hackney/Harness Pony Pleasure Driving Classes ...............14 Section 200 – Belgians ....................................................................49 Special Hackney Horse/Hackney Pony Classes ............................. 15 Section 300 – Clydesdales ............................................................... 51 Hackney Pony Division ...................................................................... 15 Section 400 – Percherons ...............................................................54 Hackney Roadster Pony Division ..................................................... 16 Section 500 – Hackney Showmanship ........................................... 56 Harness Pony Division ....................................................................... 17 Section 600 – Canadian Sport Horse ............................................. 57 Road Horse Division ..........................................................................18 Section 700 – The Governor General’s Cup .................................. 59 Green Meadows Coaching Division ................................................20 Section 800 – The Lieutenant Governor’s Cup ............................ 60 Miscellaneous Driving .........................................................................20 Section 1100 – Thoroughbreds ......................................................61 Welsh Pleasure Driving Classes ........................................................21 Section 1200 – Welsh Ponies and Cobs ....................................... 63 Draft Teams & Hitches ....................................................................43 Section 1300 – Sportpony ........................................................... 65 The Royal Draft Championship .......................................................46 2019 Preliminary Time Schedule ......................................................67 HUNTER & JUMPER SECTION Breeding Horse Schedule ................................................................. 70 General Hunter Rules ........................................................................ 23 Privacy Policy ...................................................................................... 71 Guidelines/Criteria for the Hunter Selection Process ................... 24 Entry Forms .........................................................................................73 Small Working Hunter Pony Division .............................................. 25 Medium Working Hunter Pony Division ......................................... 25 Large Working Hunter Pony Division .............................................. 26 Children’s Working Hunter Division ..................................................27 Junior Working Hunter Division ........................................................27 ON THE COVER: Amateur Owner Working Hunter Division ...................................... 28 Ian Millar, aka “Captain Canada” graces the cover of our Adult Amateur 18-35 Working Hunter Division ............................ 28 2019 prize list. His contribution to Equestrian Sport cannot Adult Amateur 36 & over Working Hunter Division ...................... 29 be denied and we thank him for his support each and every Combined Working Hunter Division ................................................. 31 year at The Royal Horse Show. Canadian Hunter Derby ................................................................... 32 Photo Credit: Cealy Tetley, tetleyphoto.com Jump Canada/CET National Medal Finals ...................................... 33 royalfair.org 3 GENERAL INFORMATION Throughout this Competition Book, The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Associ- CAMPERS ation of Canada and The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair shall be referred to as City of Toronto by-law states that no
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