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Opening Date: June 15, 2021 Closing Date: Tuesday, July 15, 2021 (Received by) Almost Heaven Dressage 1 & 2 Level 2 Dressage Competitions USEF, USDF, TREA Recognized National Dressage Pony Cup Partner Show OFFICIAL QUALIFYING COMPETITION EVENTS FOR: 2021 Great American Insurance Group/USDF Regional Qualifier Almost Heaven Dressage 1 USEF/USDF# 338570 July 31, 2021 Almost Heaven Dressage 2 USEF/USDF# 338571 August 1, 2021 JW Ruby Research Farm, 155 WVU Reedsville Farm Drive, Reedsville, West Virginia 26547 Judges: Fran Kehr, ‘S’ TX, Susan Kolstad, ‘S’ KY, USA Technical Delegate: Susan Moran ‘R’ KY Manager/Secretary: Beth Baryon Phone: 614-619-5973 E-mail: [email protected] Co-Manager: LuAnne Grover Mail Postal Entries to ShowSecretary.com Phone: 405-760-0135 837 Glenlake Drive Email: [email protected] Edmond, OK 73013 Website: www.ShowSecretary.com Veterinarian (on call): Audubon Animal Clinic Phone: 304-842-4836 Farrier (on site): MaryAnn Morris Phone: 304-376-1367 Photographer: Katey Simons, https://www.lfemberly.com/ Licensee: Three Rivers Equestrian Association USEF SAFE SPORT TRAINING REQUIREMENTS TO COMPETE All USEF Life and Senior Active members, as well as participants who have regular contact with minor athletes, are required to comply with the U.S. Center for SafeSport training requirement to be eligible to participate in the competition. All participants must adhere to the U.S. Center for SafeSport Code, USEF Safe Sport Policy, and the Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policies. More information about these can be found at www.usef.org. You may access the Safe Sport modules from your USEF member dashboard at www.USEF.org. SHOW NOTICE US EQUESTRIAN FEDERATION rules are in force from the moment show management allows access to the show grounds. This includes conduct, correct saddlery and equipment, and attire. USEF IS CHANGING THEIR COVID-19 PROTOCOLS! Please be aware that there are number of COVID-19 Rules and Guidelines that the TREA Almost Heaven Dressage 1 & 2 will be implementing, based on the USEF Action Plan and local requirements, to keep competitors and staff/volunteers as safe as possible due to the COVID-19 virus. This may include, but not be limited to, wearing face masks/covering, social distancing, minimal contact between staff/volunteers and competitors, temperature checks, and limited or spaced stabling. Competitors will be updated through group and social media communication as to the safety protocols which this horse show will operate with, as this is a fluid dynamic situation that changes rapidly within each state and region. We appreciate your cooperation and patience. For the latest information, please see USEF COVID-19 Action Plan below: https://www.usef.org/forms-pubs/XhKGVYiiwTA/usef-covid-19-action-plan-for-operating TREA CLASS LIST With Almost Heaven * GAIG/USDF regional qualifying test if eligible Class Fee GAIG/ Divisions Dressage ** GAIG/USDF regional qualifying test - Test 3 only USDF Specify on Entry I II $15 Q* Saturday Sunday USEF / USDF 1UA 2UA USDF Introductory Test A Open $40 1UB 2UB USDF Introductory Test B Open $40 1UC 2UC USDF Introductory Test C Open $40 1T1 2T1 Training Level Test 1 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 1T2 2T2 Training Level Test 2 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 1T3 2T3 Training Level Test 3 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 $60 111 211 First Level Test 1 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 112 212 First Level Test 2 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 113 213 First Level Test 3 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 $60 121 221 Second Level Test 1 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 122 222 Second Level Test 2 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 123 223 Second Level Test 3 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 $60 131 231 Third Level Test 1 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 132 232 Third Level Test 2 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 133 233 Third Level Test 3 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 $60 141 241 Fourth Level Test 1 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 142 242 Fourth Level Test 2 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 143 243 Fourth Level Test 3 JR-YR/AA/Open $45 $60 1T-4TOC 2T-4TOC USEF Training – Fourth Level - Test of Choice, Specify Test** ² JR-YR/AA/Open $45 $60 Adult Amateur Vintage Classes-Classes offered for AA competitors 50 years old & older 1TOCT1A 2TOCT1A USEF Training – First Level AA Vintage - Test of Choice, Specify AA $45 $60 Test** ² 1TOC234A 2TOC234A USEF Second - Fourth Level AA Vintage - Test of Choice, Specify AA $45 $60 Test** ² FEI 1SG 2SG Prix St. Georges JR-YR/AA/Open $60 $75 1I1 2I1 Intermediate I JR-YR/AA/Open $60 $75 1IA 2IA Intermediate A JR-YR/AA/Open $60 1IB 2IB Intermediate B JR-YR/AA/Open $60 1I2 2I2 Intermediate II JR-YR/AA/Open $60 $75 1GP 2GP Grand Prix JR-YR/AA/Open $60 $75 1TOCFEI 2TOCFEI FEI - Test of Choice, Specify Test* (No Freestyles or Young Horse) JR-YR/AA/Open $60 $75 Opportunity Classes (DR 120.5 – Jackets or vests of any type are allowed but not required in Opportunity classes) 1OUA 2OUA USDF Introductory A Open $40 1OUB 2OUB USDF Introductory B Open $40 1OUC 2OUC USDF Introductory C Open $40 1OPT1 2OPT1 Training Level Test 1 Opportunity Open $45 1OPT2 2OPT2 Training Level Test 2 Opportunity Open $45 1OP11 2OP11 First Level Test 1 Opportunity Open $45 1OP12 2OP12 First Level Test 2 Opportunity Open $45 Freestyles USDF Freestyle – Test of Choice (Specify Training - 4th Test) * 1FST4 2FST4 JR-YR/AA/Open $55 $70 Note: Training Level Test not eligible for GAIG/USDF RC 1FSFEI 2FSFEI FEI Freestyle (Specify Intermediate or Grand Prix Test or JR or YR) * JR-YR/AA/Open $55 $70 Equitation 1EQJR 2EQJR Dressage Seat Equitation – Junior JR $45 1EQAA 2EQAA Dressage Seat Equitation – Adult Amateur AA $45 (Classes may not necessarily be run in the order listed in the prize lists.) TREA CLASS LIST With Almost Heaven * GAIG/USDF regional qualifying test if eligible Divisions Class Fee GAIG/ Dressage ** GAIG/USDF regional qualifying test - Test 3 only Specify on USDF I II Entry $15 Q* Saturday Sunday USDF Materiale Classes (under saddle group classes) 1MT3F 2MT3F 3-year-old Fillies Open $45 1MT3CG 2MT3CG 3-year-old Colts/Geldings Open $45 1MT45M 2MT45M 4 & 5-year Mares Open $45 1MT45GS 2MT45GS 4 & 5-year-old Geldings/Stallions Open $45 Pony – Enter these classes to be eligible for the National Dressage Pony Cup Awards (USEF pony measurement needed) 1PTTOC 2PTTOC Training Level - Pony - Test of Choice, Specify Test** Open $45 $60 1P1TOC 2P1TOC First Level - Pony - Test of Choice, Specify Test** Open $45 $60 1P2TOC 2P2TOC Second Level - Pony - Test of Choice, Specify Test** Open $45 $60 1P3TOC 2P3TOC Third Level - Pony - Test of Choice, Specify Test** Open $45 $60 1P4TOC 2P4TOC Fourth Level - Pony - Test of Choice, Specify Test** Open $45 $60 1PFEITOC 2PFEITOC FEI - Pony - Test of Choice, Specify Test* Open $60 $75 FEI Children 1CHT FEI Children Team Test - NOT USEF Qualifying JR $60 2CHI FEI Children Individual Test - NOT USEF Qualifying JR $60 FEI Junior/Young Rider 1JRT FEI Junior Rider Team Test - NOT USEF Qualifying* JR $60 $75 2JRI FEI Junior Rider Individual Test - NOT USEF Qualifying JR $60 1YRT FEI Young Rider Team Test - NOT USEF Qualifying* YR $60 $75 2YRI FEI Young Rider Individual Test - NOT USEF Qualifying YR $60 FEI Young Adult 'Brentina Cup' 1GP1625 FEI Grand Prix 16-25 Test - NOT USEF Qualifying Open $60 FEI and USEF Young and Developing Horse 1FEI5P FEI 5-year-old horse - Preliminary Open $60 1FEI6P FEI 6-year-old horse - Preliminary Open $60 2USEF4 USEF 4-year-old horse - NOT Markel/USEF Qualifying Open $60 2FEI5 FEI 5-year-old horse - FINAL - NOT Markel/USEF Qualifying Open $60 2FEI6 FEI 6-year-old horse - FINAL - NOT Markel/USEF Qualifying Open $60 1DHPSG USEF Developing Horse - PSG - NOT Markel/USEF Qualifying Open $60 1DHGP USEF Developing Horse - GP - NOT Markel/USEF Qualifying Open $60 FEI Pony 1PT FEI Pony Team Test - NOT USEF Qualifying (12-16-year-old) JR $60 2PI FEI Pony Individual Test - NOT USEF Qualifying (12-16-year-old) JR $60 (Classes may not necessarily be run in the order listed in the prize lists.) ATTENTION COMPETITORS Each competitor is responsible for supplying management with correct applicable numbers (USDF and USEF) for horse, owner, rider and trainer, before the day(s) of the competition. The scores of competitors who fail to supply correct numbers may not be counted toward national awards. Fee Schedule Office and USEF USDF Fees (per show unless otherwise stated) Office fee $35 USEF Fee ($15 D&M, $8 Admin) $23 Returned check fee $50 USEF Show Pass (non-member) fee $45 Incomplete fee $20 USDF Non-Member fee $35 Late fee $30 USDF Affidavit fee $5 Change/Add per class after closing date $10 Pony Measurement fee – Pay Fee Directly to Vet Stalling Fees (one-time fees) Preordered Shavings $8 Shavings at Show (NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME) Main Barn: Weekend (Noon Fri – 6 pm Sun) $155 Main Barn-Day Stall (1 Night/Day Noon–6 pm) $80 Block Barn: Weekend (Noon Fri – 6 pm Sun) $140 Block Barn-Day Stall (1 Night/Day Noon-6 pm) $80 Tack Stall: Either Barn $100 Non-competing horse (must also pay Office $50 Grounds Fee (per day/all horses not stabled) $35 Fee, grounds or stall fee) Camper/RV Fee/Electricity/Water: Weekend (Noon Fri- 6 pm Sun) $50 Two options to enter: Entries accepted by on-line entries or mail. 1. On-Line Entries - www.ShowSecretary.com – credit cards (VISA, MC, AMEX and Discover) are only method of payment.
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