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Arabian Appointments ARABIAN APPOINTMENTS Saddlery Class Attire Exceptions Options (Sidesaddle acceptable in any class) Conservative informal attire or day coat (see English Saddle (no forward seat); Saddle Jr. Horse classes---may be shown with snaffle English Pleasure ) ; may use formal attire after Seat--- type bridle with curb, curb and (smooth/rounded minimum 3/8” diameter 1/2” Park 6 pm or championship classes consisting of Spurs, Whip or Crop, optional. bridoon, or pelham (exception Junior Horse from ring; half cheeks permitted. No hooks or slots, tuxedo type jacket and formal jods, boots, top classes*) Latex allowed. No martingales or tie---downs. hat or dark saddle suit with derby. Jr. Horse classes---may be shown in a single snaf- English Saddle (no forward seat); Saddle Conservative informal jacket with matching fle; it must be smooth/rounded minimum 3/8” dia. Seat--- type bridle with curb, snaffle, curb jods in blue, grey, beige, brown or day coat English Pleasure 1/2” from ring; half cheeks permitted. No hooks or Spurs, Whip or Crop, optional. and bridoon or pelham (Exception--- Junior. with jods; boots; derby, soft hat or protective slots. Latex allowed. horse classes*) headgear. Day coats also permitted. No martingales or tie-downs. Jr. Horse classes--may be shown in a single snaf- English Saddle (no forward seat); Saddle Conservative informal jacket with matching fle; it must be smooth/rounded minimum 3/8” dia. Country English Seat--- type bridle with curb, snaffle, curb jods in blue, grey, beige, brown or day coat 1/2” from ring; half cheeks permitted. No hooks or Spurs, Whip or Crop, optional. Pleasure and bridoon, or pelham. (Exception---Junior with jods; boots; derby, soft hat or protective slots. Latex allowed. Horse classes*) headgear. Day coats also permitted. No martingales or tie- downs Jr. Horse classes---snaffle---jointed, double jointed Traditional coats of conservative colors--- or unjointed minimum 3/8”diameter 1/2” from Forward Seat saddle recommended (no saddle black, blue, gray, green, brown, ( no glossy ma- ring; no hooks or slots; full cheeks permitted w Gloves, spurs or crop no lon- seat); Hunter---style bridle with snaffle, pel- Hunter Pleasure terials) and darker than breechers/jods. Hunt or w/o keepers, French and Dr. Bristol allowed. ger than 30” optional. Breast ham, full or kimberwicke (exception---Junior cap, Derby or Protective headgear and boots. Latex allowed. No martingales or tie---downs. No plate, optional. Horse classes*) Stock/lapel or monogram allowed ornamental or saddle seat bridles; no fig. 8 drop or flash nosebands. Saddlery Class Attire Exceptions Options (Sidesaddle acceptable in any class) Western Stock saddle with horn. No tapader- os. A standard Western bridle with bit. Plain curb chain or flat leather chin strap must be a minimum of 1/2” and lie flat against Junior horse classes require snaffles with no the jaws. No wire or rough material may be cheeks which are 5---16---3/4” measured 1” from included unless applied below the reins. the ring, single center jointed, and are smooth and The bit: shank is no longer than 8 1/2” and unwrapped. Rings may be from 2- --4” O.D. Loose, mouthpiece must be metal bar 5/16---3/4” eggbutt, dee or center mounted aceptable without Rope, riata, hobbles optional. measured 1” from shank. Bars must be cheeks. No hooks or slots. No whip. Spurs optional. In Western--- Plea- Western hat,long sleeved shirt or one piece eq- smooth or latex wrapped. Bars may be Optional, a curb strap may be used only below Trail , Reining, Working Cow, sure and Working uitation suit must have collar, trousers/pants encased in smooth 5/16”-3/4” in diameter reins. A hackamore includes a bosal rounded and Reined Cow, number may be Western with chaps/shotgun chaps or chinks with boots tubule barrels that rotate around bars. Jointed contructed of rawhide or leather and must be on left side, both sides of the mouthpiece: 1 or 2 joints; a 3- --piece may smooth with a non---metallic core with no other saddle pad or on rider’s back have connecting ring 1 1/4” or less in diame- material except electrical tape applied smoothly. ter or a flat bar 3/8---3/4” measured top to No mechanical hackamore, cavesson nosebands, bottom with a maximum length of 2” which martingales or tie- --downs. Reins may be hair, lies flat in mouth . A roller or spade is also rope or leather. acceptable. Port 3 1/2 “ max. Slip/gag/donut/ polo/roping bits--- prohibited. Split or closed reins. Horse: 3 & over: bridle---Dressage or Hunter; snaffle with or with keepers allowed; nose- bands allowed; lead MUST attach through Handler may carry 1 whip, a Sport Horse In--- Conservative casual pants and shirts or Dres- rings of bit not cavesson (with or instead of maximum of 6’; no attach- Hand sage or Hunter attire reins). Horse:2 yr old--- bridle or plain stable ments halter; Horse under 2: a plain leather stable halter English Saddle (no saddle seat); Dressage type snaffle bridle, Hunter type snaffle or Martingales not permitted; Converters on Pelhams Pelham bridle, Dressage type double bridle, Dressage (DR120) or Hunter (Hunter Pleasure Sport Horse Under and Kimberwicke bits not permitted; Cavesson Spurs, and whip---- --not to Hunter type Double bride. The lever arm of above) attire with or without gloves of conser- Saddle style dependent on bridle used. Jr. horse classes: exceed 120 cm, optional curbs must not exceed 3.94 “ and the bridoon vative color snaffles w or w/o cheeks mandatory ring must not exceed 3.15” or Hunter style bridle with single snaffle or pelham English Saddle (no saddle seat); Dressage Informal attire--- short dark coat, tie, stock type snaffle bridle, Hunter type snaffle or tie, or choker; white or light collored breeches, Martingales not permitted; converters on Pelhams Sport Horse Show Pelham bridle, Dressage type double bridle, Spurs and whip (maximum boots/half chaps, protective headgear or hunt and Kimberwickes not permitted; cavesson style Hack Hunter type Double bride. The lever arm of 120 cm) optional cap, derby or top hat (Formal attire includes noseband dependent on bridle used curbs must not exceed 3.94“ and the bridoon shadbelly after 6 PM) ring must not exceed 3.15” Saddlery Class Attire Exceptions Options (Sidesaddle acceptable in any class) English Saddle ---forward seat, preferred; Protective headgear and conservative/tradi- Breatplate and/or martingals optional except no Spurs, one whip or one crop Hunter bridle w snaffle, pelham or full with tional Hunter attire (coat of tweed or Melton. Hunter martingales in flat classes and tie- --breaking optional; no weighted whips cavesson noseband. (See Hunter Subchapter Breeches/jods and boots). For Side Sadlle--- classes. and length not to exceed 30” for illegal nosebands and bits) HU129 English Saddle with stirrups; no horn, gullet, Spurs and whip option not to Dressage etc; Dressage bridle dependent upon level DR120 Restriction for Saddlery in warm-up (DR121) exceed 120cm ridden DR121 Saddle not defined; bridle may consist of one No martingale or tie---down. No object can be Mounted Native Native Bedouin attire cape/coat, pantaloons, with a bit, a hackamore or anything suitable held except reins and a portion of the aba in Spurs, Whip or crop, optional Costume head dress, scarf or sash with a headstall. the hands Attire based on seat ridden or period. To Appropriate sidesaddle to style of attire with Ladies Side Saddle consist of a long sleeved shirt or jacket, skirt No martingale or tiedown Spurs, Whip, crop, optional bridle to match. or apron, hat and boots Paddock boots and garters allowed in lieu of tall Walk---Trot and Appropriate saddle and bridle to match the Appropriate attire to match the seat ridden as boots in Hunter classes. Stallions prohibited in all Walk Jog seat ridden as listed above above classes. Saddle MUST fit rider and feet must be Attire based on the seat ridden; protective engaged in stirrups; rider must hold reins and Leader to be a minumum of 14 yrs; stallions Leadline headgear strongly recommended. Boots leading rein MUST be attached either to the prohibited; one rider per horse required cavesson or a halter over the bridle Numbers worn on riders back except Reining- can Saddlery must meet requirements of seat Attire must meet requirements of seat ridden; be on the left side, both sides of the saddle pad or Equitation ridden; refer to Equitation Division Chapter Refer to Equitation Division Chapter on the rider’s back. Hunter Seat: boots and conse- (includes Western Horsemanship) vative colored bandages permitted) Refer to Western Pleasure above. A horse 5 and under, shown in any class in a snaffle or Refer to Westen Pleasure above (exception: ban- Refer to Western Pleasure Working Western hackamore must never have been shown in Refer to Western Pleasure above dages/boots permitted in Reining, Working Cow, above a bridle. (Exception: trail, reining, reined cow Cutting, Reined Cow) and working cow) Saddlery Class Attire Exceptions Options (Sidesaddle acceptable in any class) Any English saddle. Bridle light show type Hack attire--- conservatively colored coat, with a single snaffle, double (full) bridle, breeches and boots with hunt cap, derby or Horses may be shown with braided mane and/or English Show Hack pelham or Kimberwicke. Dressage or Hunter protective headgear. Formal attire after 6 PM Spurs, whip or crop, optional tail. Martingales and Breastplates not allowed. browbands or cavessons ONLY. Cavesson or in championship classes consisting of top noseband ONLY. hat, tails and white breeches. Refer to Showmanship Appointments Chart Refer to Showmanship Appointments Chart Whip or crop optional. Protec- Refer to Showmanship Appointments Chart (see Showmanship (see Subchapter Showmanship- Judging (see Subchapter Showmanship- Judging tive Headgear may be worn Subchapter Showmanship- Judging Guidelines) Guidelines) Guidelines) without penalty.
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