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Dear Exhibitors,

Welcome back! The Morgan Gold Cup Committee missed seeing you in 2020 but has put together a fabulous show for our 60th anniversary.

The Michiana Event Center in Shipshewana, Indiana, is our location of this year’s show and there is lots to see and do in this area.

Come, join us! We look forward to seeing our friends from near and far.

Barbara Dunham Show Manager

Judges

Mike Carpenter, Sutton, Massachusetts Stallions and Mares In Hand, Saddleseat Equitation, Classic Pleasure Saddle, Classic Pleasure Driving, English Pleasure, Pleasure Driving, Park Saddle, Park Harness and Roadster

Karen Homer-Brown, Georgetown, Kentucky Geldings In Hand, Western Seat and Hunt Seat Equitation, Hunter Pleasure, Western Pleasure, Carriage Road Hack, Reining and Leadline

SHOW OFFICIALS

SHOW MANAGER SHOW SECRETARY Barbara Dunham Dayne Maple 15503 US 23 15503 US 23 Lucasville, OH 45648 Lucasville, OH 45648 740-352-8562 740-464-5053 [email protected] [email protected] GOLD CUP PRESIDENT GOLD CUP TREASURER Jim Taylor Kim Roesink 6635 Speith Road PO Box 217 Medina, OH 44256 Hebron, OH 43025 330-350-2837 740-504-3837 [email protected] [email protected]

USEF STEWARD Joyce Hamblin ANNOUNCER/MUSIC Dennis Rumsey RINGMASTER Jerome Parker PADDOCK MASTER Phil Price FARRIER Bud Hillsamer PHOTOGRAPHER Howard Schatzberg VIDEOGRAPHER Seehorse Video VETERINARIAN Conley and Koontz SPONSORSHIPS Kim Roesink EMT Charlyn Bishop

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Horses will be officially admitted to the grounds beginning at 12:01 AM Tuesday, June 8, 2021. Exhibitors planning on arriving before this time must make those arrangements with Barb Dunham at 740-352-8562. Early arrivals will be charged $25.00 per day per stall. All horses and exhibitors must vacate the grounds by 5:00 PM Sunday, June 13, 2021. No pre-bedding or stall mats will be available.

2 THE MORGAN GOLD CUP HORSE SHOW, INC.

The Morgan Gold Cup Horse Show, Inc. is a non-profit organization incorporated in the State of Ohio for the purpose of presenting the American Morgan Horse Association Region 3 Championship horse show. The organization is governed by a board of directors composed of sixteen (16) members – four (4) directors from each of the following AMHA Region 3 member clubs and four (4) open director seats:  Indiana Morgan Horse Club  KYOVA Morgan Horse Association  Ohio Morgan Horse Association  Penn-Ohio Morgan Horse Association.

2021 GOLD CUP BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jim Taylor, President Kim Roesink, IMHC Leah Borders, IMHC Tim Roesink, POMHA Elizabeth Burick, OMHA Elaine Rosier, Dir. At Large Pam Cannon, KYOVA Carol Selinsky, OMHA Kim Dollard, IMHC Linda Stewart, OMHA Jeanne Fuelling, POMHA Jenny Taylor, OMHA Shanna Gish, Open Director Joanne Teschler, POMHA Claudia Grimes, Dir. At Large Gina Torrez, KYOVA Vicki Higgins, Dir. At Large Kelly Wendel, KYOVA

DIRECTORS EMERITUS

Don Abbit Milford Fox* Lana Richey Ann Aughinbaugh* Robert Fraunfelder* Tom Roe Merle Aughinbaugh* Edward Gamble Max Rudicel Eleanor Brackman* Rosie Grapner Paul Rumbaugh* George Budwit* Ralph Grapner Byron Singer Sue Budwit Harry Grunewald* James Stewart* Walter Carroll* Art Hattan John Tschantz* Robert Chapman* Vicki Higgins T. D. Ulrich* Ed Creighton Lyle Horne* Floyd Voss Ralph Curtis Ray Leach* Richard Withers Bud DeBaun* Norman Mann Jack Whitaker* Robert Driggs Bette Ann Parker Donna Zimmerman Camille Peterson *denotes deceased

Hey Gold Cup Senior Youth!!! Could you use some cash for OKC?? Sign up for Youth of the Year! For your chance to win $500

GOLD CUP Celebrates The

Pleasure Driving Division

The Coveted Gold Cup Belt Buckle will be awarded To the 2021 Division Champions

GOLD CUP MEMBER SHOWS

TRI-STATE ALL MORGAN HORSE SHOW JULY 1-3, 2021 JUDGE: BERT EAREHART MICHIANA EVENT CENTER, SHIPSHEWANA, IN CONTACT: AMY SYNDER 440-479-8503 OR KELLY WENDEL 937-515-0246

THE COVERED BRIDGE HORSE SHOW ALL BREED SHOW JULY 31-AUGUST 1, 2021 JUDGES: LAWRENCE THRUBER & JOHH WARNER ASHTABULA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, JEFFERSON, OH CONTACT: TODD TRUSHEL at [email protected]

BUCKEYE CHALLENGE MORGAN HORSE SHOW AUGUST 11-14, 2021 JUDGE: CHRISTY PARKER CHAMPIONS CENTER SPRINGFIELD, OH CONTACT: SANDY SESSINK PHONE: 248-207-4956 OR EMAIL: [email protected] HORSESHOWSBYSANDY.WEEBLY.COM

CLASS SPONSORSHIPS

Sponsor a class at the 2021 Morgan Gold Cup Regional

Championship Horse Show and become a part of Morgan

history.

DIAMOND SPONSOR LEVEL-$2000.00 Sponsors receive: two (2) championship classes of choice; large (12 seat) box seat; recognition during an evening session of company/sponsor/stable with signage in center ring and special recognition on the show grounds.

PLATINUM SPONSOR LEVEL-$1000.00 Sponsors receive: one (1) championship classes of choice; large (10 seat) box seat; recognition during an evening session of company/sponsor/stable with signage in center ring and special recognition on the show grounds.

GOLD SPONSOR LEVEL-$500.00 Sponsors receive: one (1) championship class of choice if possible; two (2) qualifying performance or in-hand classes of choice; recognition during an AM session of company/sponsor/stable with signage in center ring.

SILVER SPONSOR LEVEL-$250.00 Sponsors receive one (1) championship class of choice if possible

BRONZE SPONSOR-$100.00 Sponsors receive one (1) qualifying performance or in-hand class of choice if possible.

Contact Kim Roesink for information P.O. Box 217, Hebron, OH 43025 740-504-3837 Or include your sponsorship on your entry blank.

EXHIBITOR INFORMATION

RULES AND INFORMATION  EVERY CLASS OFFERED HEREIN WHICH IS COVERED BY THE RULES AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE CURRENT UNITED STATES EQUESTRIAN FEDERATION (USEF) RULE BOOK WILL BE CONDUCTED AND JUDGED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THOSE RULES.  Management reserves the right to change or alter the officials listed without notice prior to or during the show.  Copies of current American Morgan Horse Association (AMHA) and USEF membership cards and proof of horse registration must be presented with entries before back numbers are issued.  Horses shown in this division must be registered with the American Morgan Horse Association, Inc., or an organization having registry reciprocity, (Canadian Morgan Horse Association, British Morgan Horse Society, Swedish Morgan Horse Society.) Horses must be entered under their full registered name or if under one year of age be eligible for registration. Horses must be entered under the names of the owner(s) or lessee of record. A copy of the registration papers showing recorded ownership or proof of lease must be submitted with entry form at the time of making entry. Competition management is responsible for notifying exhibitors of this requirement.  Horses must be made available for inspection by an official designated by the American Morgan Horse Association.  The Morgan Gold Cup Horse Show assumes no responsibility for situations and actions resulting from an individual serving or consuming alcohol on the show grounds.  The Morgan Gold Cup Horse show reserves the right to refuse entry

AMATEURS / ADULTS Amateur and adult classes are limited to competitors 18 years of age or older as of December 1, 2020. Exception: Participants in the Junior Exhibitor Park Saddle and Junior Exhibitor Park Harness are permitted to enter the Amateur Championship, if there are no junior exhibitor championships offered in these divisions. Any horse shown by an amateur in a ladies or youth class, qualifies for an amateur championship if no ladies or youth championship is offered.

AMHA MEDAL CLASSES Exhibitors in AMHA Medal Classes must be AMHA members in good standing. Riders in the Saddle Seat, Western Seat, Hunter Seat on the Flat and Reining Seat must be under 22 years of age as of December 1st of the competition year.

AMHA MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS Life, youth life, standard and premium members of AMHA shall be eligible to participate in all regional show classes. A non-member of AMHA may participate as a rider, driver, handler, owner, lessee, agent or trainer at regional shows by paying a non-member fee of $45.00. Participants in the following classes are exempted from the requirements of this rule: 1) leadline; 2) exhibitions; 3) games and races; 4) classes for 4-H members;

5) walk trot (11 years and under) and academy classes (academy classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson program). Also exempted from this requirement are residents of other nations who are members in good standing of their national federation.

ARENA Footing in the show ring and warm up areas is dirt/sand and ring size is approximately 100’ x 200’

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Horses will be officially admitted to the grounds beginning at 12:01 AM Tuesday, June 8, 2021. Exhibitors planning on arriving before this time must make those arrangements with Barb Dunham at 740- 352-8562. Early arrivals will be charged $25.00 per day per stall. All horses and exhibitors must vacate the grounds by 5:00 PM Sunday, June 13, 2021. No pre-bedding or stall mats will be available.

CAMPING Public camping is available near the MEC. Shipshewana RV and Service Center. 260-768-7627

CHANGES/SCRATCHES All changes and scratches must be completed two hours before the start of each session.

DOGS DOGS WILL BE PERMITTED ON THE GROUNDS BUT MUST BE LEASHED IN HAND OR CONFINED TO A STALL. NO DOGS MAY BE LOOSE OR TETHERED IN THE AISLES. PLEASE COOPERATE AS THESE RULES WILL BE STICTLY ENFORCED.

ENTRY FEES Qualifying $ 40.00 UPHA Challenge Cup, and AMHA Medal Classes $ 40.00 In Hand Classes $ 40.00 Equitation Championship $ 50.00 Stick Horse/Leadline No Charge Championship $ 70.00 UPHA Classics $100.00*

*UPHA Classic entry fees are to be paid as follows: the Declaration Fee of $50 to be paid at close of entries and the Starting Fee of $50 to be paid 24 hours prior to the class. .

ENTRY REGULATIONS  One owner per entry blank. If extra entry blanks are needed, photocopies are allowed.  Entry blanks must be completed in full, signed, and accompanied by full payment, copies of the horse’s registration papers and copies of current USEF

and AMHA membership cards. Entries will not be processed without the aforementioned being complete.  All exhibitors and trainers or their agents, every rider, driver and handler (or their agents) must sign the entry blank. The signature of a parent or guardian of a minor participant is also required. If there is no parent or guardian available to sign, the minor's trainer is to do so.  No entry will be processed that has split any charges between exhibitors, horses, or stables.  All payments are processed upon receipt. If an open check is sent with entries, the check will be deposited immediately for the full amount owed. No postdated checks will be accepted.  Any entry received without payment will not be processed until full payment has been received. If payment is received after deadline, the entry will be subject to post entry fees.  Entries must be postmarked by May 10, 2021, to avoid a post entry fee  Cross entries will be accepted in any class as long as AMHA and USEF regulations are followed.

EXHIBITORS’ MEETING Exhibitors and trainers are encouraged to meet with the directors of the Gold Cup to ask questions, make suggestions, and present constructive criticism. This meeting will be held at 11:00 am on Tuesday, June 8, 2021, in the Horse Show Office.

GOLF CARTS AND OTHER MOTORIZED VEHICLES Rentals to be made prior to the show at Full Ride Golf Carts, 269-483-1333 or [email protected]. https://fullridgegolfcarts.com Minors who do not have a valid driver’s license which allows them to operate a motorized vehicle in the state in which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind including, but not limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters, or farm utility vehicles on the competition grounds of licensed competitions. Minors who have a valid temporary license may operate the above described motorized vehicles as long as they are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver’s license. The parent(s), legal guardian(s) or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian or a minor operating a motorized vehicle in violation of this rule are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that operation. Violations of this rule will be cause for sanctions against the parent(s), legal guardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child committing the offense. Penalties may include exclusion of the child, parent(s), legal guardian(s), and/or trainer(s) from the competition grounds for the remainder of the competition and charges being filed against any of the above individuals in accordance with Chapter 6. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule.

BICYCLES, SKATEBOARDS, HOVERBOARDS, ETC ARE NOT TO BE RIDDEN IN STABLING AREAS BY JUVENILES.

HEALTH REQUIREMENTS: STATE OF INDIANA OUT OF STATE HORSES: MUST HAVE CERTIFICATE SHOWING NEGATIVE COGGINS TEST WITHIN 12 MONTHS PRIOR TO UNLOADING, WITH STATMENT "NOT FROM INFECTED HERD" (IN LIEU OF STATEMENT CERTIFICATE, SIGNATURE ON ENTRY BLANK, BY OWNER OR AGENT WILL VERIFY THIS STATMENT "NOT FROM INFECTED HERD"), ALL ANIMALS ENTERING THE

FACILITY MUST HAVE HEALTH CERTIFICATE SIGNED BY LICENSED ACCREDITED VETERINARIAN WITHIN 30 DAYS OF EXHIBITION.

AS PER USEF GR 845 - ALL HORSES AT A USEF LICENSED COMPETITION MUST HAVE DOCUMENTATION OF EQUINE INFLUENZA VIRUS AND EQUINE HERPES VIRUS (RHINOPNEUMONITIS) VACCINATION WITH SIX (6) MONTHS PRIOR TO ENTERING SHOW GROUNDS. HORSES NOT IN COMPLIANCE WITH THIS RULE MAY BE REQUIRED TO LEAVE THE COMPETITION GROUNDS UPON REQUEST BY COMPETITION MANAGEMENT. SEE GR 845 FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION CONCERNING THE DOCUMENTATION.

NOTE: HORSES T HAT EXHIBIT SYMPTOMS OF DISEASE THAT MAY JEOPARDIZE THE HEALTH OF OTHER HORSES EXHIBITED MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE PREMISES WHEN SO REQUESTED BY THE INDIANA STATE VETERINARIA OR HIS AGENTS. VETERINARIAN MAY BE CONTACTED THRU THE SHOW OFFICE.

REQUIREMENTS: USEF GR845 Equine Vaccination Rule 1. At Federation licensed competitions, horses entering the grounds must be accompanied by documentation of Equine Influenza Virus and Equine Herpes Virus (Rhinopneumonitis) vaccinations within six months prior to entering the stables. Horses not in compliance with this rule may be required to leave the competition grounds upon request by Competition Management. Documentation should consist of one of the following methods mentioned below. The frequency of vaccine administration should be per the vaccine manufacturers’ or veterinarian’s recommendations. It is recommended that vaccines are administered by or under the direction of a veterinarian. 2. In the case of vaccines administered by a veterinarian, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide documentation from the veterinarian on documenting that the horse in question received the vaccinations; name of the vaccines and date of vaccine administration. 3. In the case of vaccines administered by a person other than a veterinarian, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide a receipt of the vaccine purchase which is signed by the owner, or agent with care, custody, and control of the horse; name, serial number and expiration date of the vaccine; and date of vaccine administration. 4. In the case of a horse that is unable to receive either of the vaccinations due to a history of adverse reactions, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide a letter from the veterinarian on official letterhead stating that the horse in question cannot be vaccinated due to medical concerns and a log of temperatures taken twice daily for the seven days prior to entering the competition grounds. These horses must also have their temperature taken and logged twice daily while on the competition grounds. The log of temperatures should be provided to the Competition Management, steward, or technical delegate when requested. 5. Competition Management may not amend or enhance vaccination requirements without prior approval of the Veterinary Committee. BOD 1/17/15 Effective 12/1/15.

HELMETS Effective March 21, 2011 for Leadline entrants: Protective headgear must be worn by riders in lead line classes at all times while mounted. See rule GR801.

HOLDS There will be absolutely no class holds accepted.

NOVICE/LIMIT DESIGNATION Novice and Limit classes are open to horses which have not won three and six first place ribbons respectively, at Regular Competitions of the Federation or Equestrian Canada in the particular performance division or level in which they show. See rule GR135.

POST ENTRIES May 10, 2021 is the closing date for entries. Post entries may be made at $20.00 additional charge PER HORSE. This additional fee is a one-time fee and applies to added classes for that horse. For example: If your horse is not pre-entered a $20.00 fee will be charged in addition to all other normal charges and will enable that horse to be entered in as many classes as desired without additional cost aside from the normal entry fee. If your horse had been entered by May 10 and you desire to add additional classes no additional charge is incurred other than the normal entry fee for those classes. All post entries for any class will close two (2) hours prior to the start of the first class of the session in which the class is to be shown. There will be no post entry fee for 2-year-old performance classes, UPHA Classic classes, stake classes, and championships

PREMIUMS AND AWARDS  A Gold Cup is presented to the winner of each preliminary class.  Ribbons will be presented to entries placing first through eighth in all classes.  Payouts for all championships, excluding in-hand, equitation and walk-trot/jog, are as follows:

st nd rd th th th Purse 1 2 3 4 5 thru 8 $200 $100 $50 $30 $20 Ribbons

 Payout for the UPHA Classic classes will be in accordance with UPHA guidelines.  Prize money will be mailed to exhibitors within thirty days following the show. All checks must be cashed within thirty days.

RING PROCEDURE AND CONDUCT  In classes that show collectively, two minutes will be allowed after the first horse enters the ring. At the end of the two minutes, the gate will be closed and the class will proceed.  A starting order will be established in classes in which horses compete individually and a maximum of one minute will be allowed for an entry to enter the ring. The class is considered complete when the cards are handed to the ringmaster or announcer.  All riders, drivers, and attendants must be appropriately dressed in all classes.  No loud and boisterous actions will be tolerated at ringside.

SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS  All entries must be accompanied with a check or money order and payable to The Morgan Gold Cup Horse Show, Inc. and mailed to the Show Secretary. All fees are stated in U.S. currency.

 MasterCard, Visa, Discover or American Express may be used for payment of all fees.  Any exhibitor with an open account must settle the account or leave an open check to be closed at the conclusion of the show. Back numbers will not be issued until this requirement and all other USEF and AMHA requirements regarding signatures are met.  All checks returned for insufficient funds will be charged a $50.00 handling fee and must be replaced by a certified or cashier's check. No one will be allowed to show if he/she has a bad check or handling fee outstanding.  All payments are processed upon receipt. If an open check is sent with entries, the check will be deposited immediately for the full amount owed. No postdated checks will be accepted.  Any entry received without payment will not be processed until full payment has been received. If payment is received after deadline, the entry will be subject to post entry fees.

SHARPS DISPOSAL SHOW MANAGEMENT WILL PROVIDE SHARPS CONTAINERS IN CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN EACH BARN FOR THE DISPOSAL OF NEEDLES AND OTHER DISPOSABLE SHARP INSTRUMENTS. EXHIBITORS MUST PLACE ALL NEEDLES AND SHARPS IN THESE MEDICAL CONTAINERS. SHOW MANGEMENT MAY FINE INDIVIDUALS, INCLUDING TRAINERS, EXHIBITORS AND/OR THEIR AGENTS, UP TO $10 FOR IMPROPER DISPOSAL OF NEEDLES/SHARPS.

SHOW SECRETARY  Exhibitors/Trainers with ten (10) or more horses are encouraged to make an appointment with the show secretary to expedite the processing of their entries. Contact Dayne Maple at 740-464-5053 or [email protected] prior to the show for an appointment or make arrangements upon your arrival.  Show office hours will be posted at the office entrance.  Show Manager-Barbara Dunham 740-352-8562

SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS Special Presentations or retirement ceremonies are available during the evening sessions. These will be limited to one per night. Time will be allowed on a first come first served basis. Maximum ring time allowed will be 10 minutes. A fee of $500.00, which includes ring time, stabling, and a flyer in show folder, will be assessed. Board approval is needed before ring time is scheduled. Requests are to be made to Jim Taylor by email at [email protected] or phone at 330-350-2837.

SPONSORSHIPS Diamond Level-$2000.00, receive 2 championship classes of choice; Large (12 seat) box seat; recognition during an evening session of company/sponsor/stable with signage in center ring and special recognition on the show grounds. Platinum Level-$1000.00, receive 1 championship classes of choice; Large (10 seat) box seat; recognition during an evening session of company/sponsor/stable with signage in center ring and special recognition on the show grounds. Gold Level-$500.00, receive 1 championship class of choice if possible; two qualifying performance or in-hand classes of choice; recognition during an AM session of company/sponsor/stable with signage in center ring. 12

Silver Level-$250.00, receive 1 championship class of choice if possible. Bronze Level-$100.00, receive 1 in-hand or qualifying class of choice if possible. Please contact Kim Roesink, P. O. Box 217, Hebron, OH 43025 (740-504-3837).

SPLITTING, CANCELLING, OR COMBINING OF CLASSES  Should the number of entries warrant, the Show Management reserves the right to split any class. The final number of entries in a class will be determined one hour prior to the session in which the class in question is to be held.  Harness classes will be split if they contain 12 or more entries.  Saddle classes will be split if they contain 20 or more entries.  Walk trot classes will be split if they contain more than 12 entries.  When a class is split it will be split by management on a numerical (every other number) basis with the exception of walk/trot (jog) classes. Walk/trot (jog) classes will be split at the direction of the show management. There will be no trades between the split sections as posted unless approved by show management.  Each split section will receive duplicate awards in the preliminary classes.  The Horse Show Committee reserves the right to cancel any class after the closing date of entries where there are less than three (3) entries. In case of cancellation, entry fee shall be refunded. Where warranted, classes may be combined.

STALL ASSIGNMENTS Stall assignments will be posted at the show office. Stalls not being utilized as a horse and/or tack stall will be locked by MEC staff.

STALL COUNT Stall count may be taken at any time during the show by MEC personnel.

STALL FEES Box and tack stalls are $100.00; stall fees must be paid on all horses. Stalls are permanent 10X10. No tape, staples, nails etc. are to be used on stalls. Exhibitors will be responsible for damage to the stalls. No pre-bedding or stall mats will be available.

UPHA CLASSIC CLASSES The owner, exhibitor and professional trainer of a UPHA Classic entry must be an Active member of the UPHA in good standing, and their membership number must appear on the entry blank. If a non-professional is exhibiting the horse they must be an Associate or Junior member of the UPHA, in good standing, and their membership number must appear on the entry blank.

A non-refundable Eligibility Fee of $100.00 paid to the UPHA Office postmarked on or before April 1st of each year. After April 1st, the Eligibility Fee becomes $150.00 per horse. Payment of the Eligibility Fee will be made in the name of the entered horse or pony and will make that animal eligible to compete in any and all UPHA Classics classes held that year. Eligibility remains with the animal throughout the year should transfer of ownership occur. Entries in the UPHA Classic classes qualify for their respective Junior Horse Championships.

USEF / AMHA FORUM There will be an USEF / AMHA Rules Forum following the morning session on Thursday, June 10, 2021. Check with show office for location. 13

USEF ENTRY AGREEMENT By entering a Federation-licensed Competition and signing this entry blank as the Owner, Lessee, Trainer, Manager, Agent, Coach, Driver, Rider, Handler, Vaulter or Longeur and on behalf of myself and my principals, representatives, employees and agents, I agree that I am subject to the Bylaws and Rules of The United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (the “Federation”) and the local rules of the competition. I agree to be bound by the Bylaws and Rules of the Federation and of the competition. I will accept as final the decision of the Hearing Committee on any question arising under the Rules, and agree to release and hold harmless the competition, the Federation, their officials, directors and employees for any action taken under the Rules. I represent that I am eligible to enter and/or participate under the Rules, and every horse I am entering is eligible as entered. I also agree that as a condition of and in consideration of acceptance of entry, the Federation and/or the Competition may use or assign photographs, videos, audios, cable - casts, broadcasts, internet, film, new media or other likenesses of me and my horse taken during the course of the competition for the promotion, coverage or benefit of the competition, sport, or the Federation. Those likenesses shall not be used to advertise a product and they may not be used in such a way as to jeopardize amateur status. I hereby expressly and irrevocably waive and release any rights in connection with such use, including any claim to compensation, invasion of privacy, right of publicity, or to misappropriation. The construction and application of Federation rules are governed by the laws of the State of New York, and any action instituted against the Federation must be filed in New York State. See GR908.4. EC 9/21/09 Effective 12/1/09

USEF COMPETITION FEES The USEF fee of $23.00 per horse will be assessed which includes the $15.00 Drug and Medications fee and the $8.00 competition fee. A non-member, who wishes to participate as a rider, driver, handler, vaulter, longeur, owner, lessee, agent, coach or trainer at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions at the Preliminary Level or above, Dressage Competitions, Endurance Rides, Reining Competitions, Vaulting Competitions, and Combined Driving Competitions at the Advanced Level, must pay a Show Pass fee ($45) for each competition in which competing. Lessees are considered owners in connection with this membership requirement. In the event of an entry under multiple ownership, only one owner need be a Member or pay a Show Pass fee. EC 11/18/13 Effective 12/1/13.

USEF MEMBERSHIP RULE Life, senior active and junior active members shall be eligible to participate in all classes at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions at the Preliminary Level or above and Combined Driving Competitions at the Advanced Level, Dressage, Reining and Vaulting Competitions and Endurance Rides. A nonmember may participate as a handler, rider, driver, owner, lessee, agent, coach or trainer at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions, Dressage Competitions, Reining Competitions and Combined Driving Competitions upon payment of a $45 Show Pass fee. Participants in the following classes are exempted from the Requirements of this rule: 1) leadline; 2) exhibitions; 3) games and races; 4) classes for 4-H members; 5) walk trot (exception: Friesian performanceFR 222) and academy classes (academy classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson program); 6) USDF introductory level tests, pas de deux and quadrille classes; 7) NRHA Endorsed Reining Competitions. 8) Opportunity classes, 9) citizens of other nations who have proof, in English, of current membership in good standing of their own National Federation, 10) USEA beginner novice division; and 11) assistant handlers in Dressage Sport Horse Breeding classes. 14

VETERINARIAN Conley and Koontz Veterinarians 877-499-9909

YOUTH OF THE YEAR The 2021 Morgan Gold Cup is proud to offer a Youth of the Year contest with divisions for Walk-Trot, Junior and Senior age groups. The senior winner of this contest is eligible to represent the Gold Cup at the AMHA Youth of the Year Finals in Oklahoma City, OK during the 2021 Grand National and World Champion Morgan Horse Show. For additional information and to register for the Morgan Gold Cup Youth of the Year Contest, please see registration form or contact Linda Stewart at [email protected] or 330-697-2307. Deadline for entries is May 22, 2021.

All Participants will receive an award and participation ribbon. The Walk-Trot, Junior, and Senior Youth of the Year winner will receive a championship ribbon and gold cup. In addition, the Senior Youth of the Year will receive a $500 stipend to defray costs associated with representing The Morgan Gold Cup in the National Youth of the Year contest. The winner must participate in the national contest to receive their stipend.

Contact AMHA for information on the Youth of the Year program and for resource material.

Official Video Photographer 2021 Gold Cup

Please get your reservations in early, we have a limited number of cameras available and some of the classes will fill up quickly!

Price: $90 per class DVD or Email $95 per class HD USB

After you get to the show, you can find us in the Commercial Exhibits area, be sure to get your orders in early as we are only shooting by reservation!

Seehorse Video 19 Point Lane Arcadia, IN 46030 (317) 984-5286 Show Phone 317-431-0425 www.seehorsevideo.com [email protected]

Calling all YOUTH! Enter the Youth of the Year Competition Senior Youth have a chance To Win$500

Wednesday will be Food Truck Night

MORGAN GOLD CUP YOUTH OF THE YEAR CONTEST Seniors could win $500

Walk-Trot Division – Ages 11 & Under Junior Division – Ages 13 & Under Senior Division – Ages 14-21

For additional information see registration form or contact Linda Stewart at [email protected] or 330-697-2307.

Youth of the Year entries close May 22, 2021 See attached separate entry form.

CLASS SPECIFICATIONS

CARRIAGE DRIVING  Vehicles are to be antique or reproductions thereof. More than one vehicle may be used under the same entry number for different classes in this division.  Harness must be of the type appropriate to the type of vehicle used.  Whips and their passengers should be dressed conservatively according to the style of the present day. Driving aprons, hats, gloves, and whip in hand are obligatory for drivers.  Wire-wheeled vehicles are not permitted.  Headers may be used for single hitches, but must come from within the vehicle. Multiple hitches must carry a header at all times.  The Carriage Driving Champion will be awarded to the exhibitor / horse combination which accumulate the highest number of points throughout the show for competing in any carriage driving class listed below. In the event of a tie the highest placing in the reinsmanship class will break the tie. The following classes will be considered for this award: 113, 131 & 133. Points are accumulated on the following basis: First Place-5 points, Second Place-3 points, Third Place-2 points, Fourth Place-1 point. Specialty 146 HERITAGE SALUTE TO AMERICA Sat. Eve The Morgan horse breed was established in 1789 and since that time has played an important role in America’s history. This class will pay tribute to the time period of Justin Morgan by portraying the vehicles, appointments and apparel of the day. To be shown both ways of the ring at a flat walk, slow trot, working trot and strong trot with a rein-back in the line-up. To be judged on performance 50%; apparel of driver and personnel 20%; vehicle 15% and harness 15%. A one-page, double spaced, typed description of the entry for the announcer to read during the class is required at the time of entry. Pleasure Driving 119 TURNOUT Fri. Eve 131 REINSMANSHIP Sat. Morn 133 WORKING Sat. Morn Championship Presentation 147 CHAMPIONSHIP PRESENTATION Sat. Eve

CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING Open 32 OPEN Wed. Morn 80 LADIES Thur. Eve 120 GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP Fri. Eve Junior Horse 88 OPEN Thur. Eve Jr. Exhibitor 56 JR. EXHIBITOR Thur. Morn 145 JR. EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Eve

CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE Open 102 AMATEUR OWNED, TRAINED, SHOWN Fri. Morn 48 LADIES Wed. Eve 86 OPEN Thur. Eve 61 LIMIT Thur. Morn 153 GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Eve Junior Horse 95 OPEN Fri. Morn Jr. Exhibitor 50 JR. EXHIBITOR 13 & UNDER Wed. Eve 23 JR. EXHIBITOR 14 – 17 Wed. Morn 123 JR. EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP Fri. Eve

ENGLISH PLEASURE Open 42 OPEN Wed. Eve 62 LIMIT Thur. Morn 124 GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP Fri. Eve Junior Horse 58 THREE YEAR OLD Thur. Morn 69 FOUR YEAR OLD Thur. Morn 141 CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Morn Amateur 27 LADIES Wed. Morn 84 AMATEUR Thur. Eve 156 CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Eve Ladies 72 LADIES Thur. Morn Youth 39 YOUTH Wed.Eve Jr. Exhibitor 60 JR. EXHIBITOR, 13 & UNDER Thur. Morn 66 JR. EXHIBITOR, 14 – 17 Thur. Morn 151 JR. EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Eve Walk-Trot Classes will be conducted and judged in accordance with USEF Rule MO 173 35 11 & UNDER Wed. Eve 140 CHAMPIONSHIP, 11 & UNDER Sat. Morn

EQUITATION Hunter Seat On The Flat 81 13 YEARS & UNDER Thur. Eve 77 14 – 15 YEARS Thur. Eve 91 16 – 17 YEARS Thur. Eve 142 CHAMPIONSHIP, 13 YEARS & UNDER Sat. Morn 130 CHAMPIONSHIP, 14 – 17 YEARS Sat. Morn 110 AMHA HUNTER SEAT ON THE FLAT MEDAL Fri. Morn Class will be conducted and judged in accordance with USEF Rule MO 164 & 170 68 WALK – TROT, 11 YEARS & UNDER Thur. Morn Class will be conducted and judged in accordance with USEF Rule MO 173

Saddle Seat 64 CLASSIC PLEASURE, 17 YEARS & UNDER Thur. Morn Cross entering is not permitted between class 63 and classes 21 and 34 21 13 YEARS & UNDER Wed. Morn 34 14 – 17 YEARS Wed. Morn 144 CHAMPIONSHIP, 17 YEARS & UNDER Sat. Eve 75 AMHA SADDLE SEAT MEDAL Thur. Morn Class will be conducted and judged in accordance with USEF Rule MO 164 & 167 109 UPHA CHALLENGE CUP, 13 & UNDER Fri. Morn 97 UPHA CHALLENGE CUP, 14-17 Fri. Morn 105 WALK – TROT, 11 YEARS & UNDER Fri. Morn Class will be conducted and judged in accordance with USEF Rule MO 173 Western Seat 73 13 YEARS & UNDER Thur. Morn 63 14 – 17 YEARS Thur. Morn 135 CHAMPIONSHIP, 17 & UNDER Sat. Morn 94 AMHA WESTERN SEAT MEDAL Fri. Morn Class will be conducted and judged in accordance with USEF Rule MO 164 & 168 100 WALK – JOG, 11 YEARS & UNDER Fri. Morn Class will be conducted and judged in accordance with USEF Rule MO 173

HUNTER PLEASURE Open 87 OPEN Thur. Eve 59 NOVICE Thur. Morn 106 LIMIT Fri. Morn 152 GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Eve Junior Horse 85 JUNIOR HORSE Thur. Eve 65 UPHA CLASSIC, 3 YEAR OLD Thur. Morn 139 CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Morn Amateur 71 AMATEUR OWNED, TRAINED, SHOWN Thur. Morn 46 AMATEUR Wed. Eve 101 LADIES Fri. Morn 148 CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Eve Ladies 30 LADIES Wed. Morn 115 CHAMPIONSHIP Fri. Eve Youth 99 YOUTH Fri. Morn Jr. Exhibitor 33 JR. EXHIBITOR, 13 & UNDER Wed. Morn 28 JR. EXHIBITOR, 14 – 15 Wed. Morn 20 JR. EXHIBITOR, 16 – 17 Wed. Morn 113 JR. EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP Fri. Eve Walk – Trot Classes will be conducted and judged in accordance with USEF Rule MO 173 26 PLEASURE 11 & UNDER Wed. Morn 108 CHAMPIONSHIP, 11 & UNDER Fri. Morn

IN HAND 1 YEARLING & UNDER FILLIES Wed. Morn 2 TWO YEAR OLD FILLIES Wed. Morn 3 JUNIOR CHAMPION FILLY Wed. Morn 4 THREE & FOUR YEAR OLD MARES Wed. Morn 5 FIVE YEAR OLD & OVER MARES Wed. Morn 6 SENIOR CHAMPION MARE Wed. Morn 7 GRAND CHAMPION MARE Wed. Morn 9 TWO YEAR OLD & UNDER GELDINGS Wed. Morn 10 THREE & FOUR YEAR OLD GELDINGS Wed. Morn 11 FIVE YEAR OLD & OVER GELDINGS Wed. Morn 12 GRAND CHAMPION GELDING Wed. Morn 13 YEARLING & UNDER COLTS Wed. Morn 14 TWO YEAR OLD COLTS Wed. Morn 15 JUNIOR CHAMPION COLT Wed. Morn 16 THREE & FOUR YEAR OLD STALLIONS Wed. Morn 17 FIVE YEAR OLD & OVER STALLIONS Wed. Morn 18 SENIOR CHAMPION STALLION Wed. Morn 19 GRAND CHAMPION STALLION Wed. Morn In Hand Specialties 8 FITTING & SHOWMANSHIP, 17 & UNDER Wed. Morn

PARK HARNESS Open 49 OPEN Wed. Eve 126 GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP Fri. Eve Two Year Old 143 TWO YEAR OLD STAKE Sat. Eve Junior Horse 74 JUNIOR HORSE Thur. Morn 82 UPHA CLASSIC, 3 YEAR OLD Thur. Eve 138 CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Morn Amateur 53 AMATEUR Wed. Eve 118 CHAMPIONSHIP Fri. Eve Ladies 38 LADIES Wed. Eve

PARK SADDLE Open 93 OPEN Thur. Eve 157 GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Eve Junior Horse 44 JUNIOR HORSE Wed. Eve 47 THREE YEAR OLD Wed. Eve 114 CHAMPIONSHIP Fri. Eve Amateur 36 AMATEUR Wed. Eve 122 CHAMPIONSHIP Fri. Eve Ladies 76 LADIES Thur. Eve 24

Jr. Exhibitor 54 JR. EXHIBITOR Thur. Morn

PLEASURE DRIVING Open 51 OPEN Wed. Eve 104 LIMIT Fri. Morn 154 GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Eve Two Year Old 112 TWO YEAR OLD STAKE Fri. Eve Junior Horse 40 JUNIOR HORSE Wed. Eve 78 UPHA CLASSIC, 3 YEAR OLD Thur. Eve 134 CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Morn Amateur 29 AMATEUR Wed. Morn 149 CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Eve Ladies 90 LADIES Thur. Eve Jr. Exhibitor 25 JR. EXHIBITOR Wed. Morn 136 JR. EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Morn

REINING  FREESTYLE REINING. See USEF RN106. Time limit of four minutes. Please supply the Horse Show Office with two copies of your music on a CD, 24 hours before the session. Show management will reserve the right to rule on music or dress which may be inappropriate to the nature of the show.  OPEN REINING. See USEF RN102 and RN104. 111 FREESTYLE Fri. Morn 127 OPEN Sat. Morn 128 AMHA REINING SEAT MEDAL Sat. Morn Class will be conducted and judged in accordance with USEF Rule MO 164 & 169

ROADSTER 89 ROADSTER UNDER SADDLE Thur. Eve 150 ROADSTER TO BIKE Sat. Eve

WESTERN PLEASURE Open 79 MARES Thur. Eve 83 STALLIONS & GELDINGS Thur. Eve 103 NOVICE Fri. Morn 52 LIMIT Wed. Eve 155 GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP Sat. Eve Junior Horse 70 THREE YEAR OLD Thurs. Morn 45 FOUR YEAR OLD Wed. Eve 121 CHAMPIONSHIP Fri. Eve

Amateur 57 AMATEUR OWNED, TRAINED, SHOWN Thur. Morn 22 MARES Wed. Morn 31 STALLIONS & GELDINGS Wed. Morn 107 CHAMPIONSHIP Fri. Morn Ladies 41 LADIES Wed. Eve 67 AMATEUR Thur. Morn 125 CHAMPIONSHIP Fri. Eve Gentlemen’s 98 GENTLEMEN’S Fri. Morn Youth 96 YOUTH Fri. Morn Jr. Exhibitor 43 JR. EXHIBITOR, 13 & UNDER Wed. Eve 37 JR. EXHIBITOR, 14 – 17 Wed. Eve 117 JR. EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP Fri. Eve Walk – Jog Classes will be conducted and judged in accordance with USEF Rule MO 173 55 PLEASURE, 11 & UNDER Thur. Morn 137 CHAMPIONSHIP, 11 & UNDER Sat. Morn

WORKING HUNTER 24 WORKING HUNTER UNDER SADDLE Wed. Morn

SPECIALITIES 8 FITTING & SHOWMANSHIP, 17 & UNDER Wed. Morn The Morgan Fitting and Showmanship class (English or Western) demonstrates the exhibitor’s ability to condition and show a horse to a designated person. Stallions are prohibited in classes limited to junior exhibitors (less than 18 years). This class is to be judged 40% on appearance and 60% on showmanship. 92 ROAD HACK Thurs. Eve 129 LEADLINE, RIDERS, 6 & UNDER Sat. Morn  All riders in the leadline class must wear a helmet while mounted.  Class is to enter the ring at a flat-footed walk. The class will be worked at a walk both directions of the ring at the direction of the Ringmaster. The rider will be judged on his/her basic horsemanship, the position in the saddle, hands, legs, seat, and back positions.  The horse will be led by an individual 16 years of age or older. A lead strap must be attached to the bridle so that while the rider is on the rail the horse can be controlled by the leader.  Judging will based on 50% of the riders horsemanship, 25% suitability of the horse and rider, and 25% on neatness and appropriate attire of rider and leader. May be shown under western, hunt, or saddle seat tack. 132 STICK HORSE Sat. Morn  Open to exhibitors 6 years & under. Exhibitors must provide own stick horses.

REFUNDS No refunds will be made.

2021 MORGAN GOLD CUP HORSE SHOW CLASS SCHEDULE

Tuesday at 11:00- Exhibitor's Meeting in Horse Show Office

Wednesday Morning – 10:00 AM

1 Yearling & Under Fillies 2 Two Year Old Fillies 3 Junior Champion Filly & Reserve 4 Three & Four Year Old Mares 5 Five Year Old & Over Mares 6 Senior Champion Mare & Reserve 7 Grand Champion Mare & Reserve 8 Fitting & Showmanship, 17 & under 9 Two Year Old & Under Gelding 10 Three & Four Year Old Geldings 11 Five Year Old & Over Geldings 12 Grand Champion Gelding & Reserve 13 Yearling & Under Colts 14 Two Year Old Colts 15 Junior Champion Colt & Reserve 16 Three & Four Year Old Stallions 17 Five Year Old & Over Stallions 18 Senior Champion Stallion & Reserve 19 Grand Champion Stallion & Reserve

30 Minute Break

20 Hunter Pleasure, Junior Exhibitor, 16-17 21 Saddle Seat Equitation, 13 & Under 22 Western Pleasure, Amateur Mares 23 Classic Pleasure Saddle, Junior Exhibitor, 14-17 24 Working Hunter Under Saddle 25 Pleasure Driving, Junior Exhibitor 26 Hunter Pleasure, Walk-Trot, 11 & under 27 English Pleasure, Amateur Ladies 28 Hunter Pleasure, Junior Exhibitor, 14-15 29 Pleasure Driving, Amateur 30 Hunter Pleasure, Ladies 31 Western Pleasure, Amateur, Stallions & Geldings 32 Classic Pleasure Driving, Open 33 Hunter Pleasure, Junior Exhibitor, 13 & under 34 Saddle Seat Equitation, 14-17

ABSOLUTELY NO CLASS HOLDS WILL BE ACCEPTED

2021 MORGAN GOLD CUP HORSE SHOW CLASS SCHEDULE

Wednesday Evening - 6:30 PM

35 English Pleasure, Walk-Trot, 11 & under 36 Park Saddle, Amateur 37 Western Pleasure, Junior Exhibitor, 14-17 38 Park Harness, Ladies 39 English Pleasure, Youth 40 Pleasure Driving, Junior Horse 41 Western Pleasure, Ladies 42 English Pleasure, Open 43 Western Pleasure, Junior Exhibitor, 13 & under 44 Park Saddle, Junior Horse 45 Western Pleasure, Four Year Old 46 Hunter Pleasure, Amateur 47 Park Saddle, Three Year Old 48 Classic Pleasure Saddle, Ladies 49 Park Harness, Open 50 Classic Pleasure Saddle, Junior Exhibitor, 13 & under 51 Pleasure Driving, Open 52 Western Pleasure, Limit 53 Park Harness, Amateur

Thursday Morning - 10:00 AM

54 Park Saddle, Junior Exhibitor 55 Western Pleasure, Walk-Jog, 11 & under 56 Classic Pleasure Driving, Junior Exhibitor 57 Western Pleasure, AOTS 58 English Pleasure, Three Year Old 59 Hunter Pleasure, Novice 60 English Pleasure, Junior Exhibitor, 13 & under 61 Classic Pleasure Saddle, Limit 62 English Pleasure, Limit 63 Western Seat Equitation, 14-17 64 Saddle Seat Equitation, Classic Pleasure, 17 & under 65 Hunter Pleasure, UPHA Classic 66 English Pleasure, Junior Exhibitor, 14-17 67 Western Pleasure, Amateur, Ladies 68 Hunt Seat Equitation, Walk-Trot, 11 & under 69 English Pleasure, Four Year Old 70 Western Pleasure, Three Year Old 71 Hunter Pleasure, AOTS 72 English Pleasure, Ladies 73 Western Seat Equitation, 13 & under 74 Park Harness, Junior Horse 75 AMHA Saddle Seat Medal

AMHA Rules Forum Following Thursday Morning Session, location TBD

2021 MORGAN GOLD CUP HORSE SHOW CLASS SCHEDULE

Thursday Evening - 6:30 PM

76 Park Saddle, Ladies 77 Hunt Seat Equitation On The Flat, 14-15 78 Pleasure Driving, UPHA Classic 79 Western Pleasure, Mares 80 Classic Pleasure Driving, Ladies 81 Hunt Seat Equitation On The Flat, 13 & under 82 Park Harness, UPHA Classic 83 Western Pleasure, Stallions & Geldings 84 English Pleasure, Amateur 85 Hunter Pleasure, Junior Horse 86 Classic Pleasure Saddle, Open 87 Hunter Pleasure, Open 88 Classic Pleasure Driving, Junior Horse 89 Roadster Under Saddle 90 Pleasure Driving, Ladies 91 Hunt Seat Equitation On The Flat, 16-17 92 Road Hack 93 Park Saddle, Open

Friday Morning - 10:00 AM

94 AMHA Western Seat Medal 95 Classic Pleasure Saddle, Junior Horse 96 Western Pleasure, Youth 97 UPHA Challenge Cup Equitation, 14-17 98 Western Pleasure, Gentlemen 99 Hunter Pleasure, Youth 100 Western Seat Equitation, Walk-Jog, 11 & under 101 Hunter Pleasure, Ladies, Amateur 102 Classic Pleasure Saddle, AOTS 103 Western Pleasure, Novice 104 Pleasure Driving, Limit 105 Saddle Seat Equitation, Walk-Trot, 11 & under 106 Hunter Pleasure, Limit 107 Western Pleasure Championship, Amateur 108 Hunter Pleasure Championship, Walk-Trot, 11 & under 109 UPHA Challenge Cup Equitation, 13 & under 110 AMHA Hunter Seat on the Flat Medal 111 Reining, Free Style

ABSOLUTELY NO CLASS HOLDS WILL BE ACCEPTED

2021 MORGAN GOLD CUP HORSE SHOW CLASS SCHEDULE

Friday Evening - 6:00 PM

112 Pleasure Driving, Two Year Old, Stake 113 Hunter Pleasure Championship, Junior Exhibitor 114 Park Saddle Championship, Junior Horse 115 Hunter Pleasure Ladies, Championship 116 Presentation- Youth of the Year 117 Western Pleasure Championship, Junior Exhibitor 118 Park Harness Championship, Amateur 119 Carriage Pleasure Driving, Turnout 120 Classic Pleasure Driving Grand Championship 121 Western Pleasure Championship, Junior Horse 122 Park Saddle Championship, Amateur 123 Classic Pleasure Saddle Championship, Junior Exhibitor 124 English Pleasure Grand Championship 125 Western Pleasure Championship, Ladies 126 Park Harness Grand Championship

Saturday Morning - 11:00 AM

127 Reining, Open 128 AMHA Reining Seat Medal 129 Lead Line - 6 & Under 130 Hunt Seat Equitation On The Flat Championship, 14-17 131 Carriage Pleasure Driving, Reinsmanship 132 Stick Horse 133 Carriage Pleasure Driving, Working 134 Pleasure Driving Championship, Junior Horse 135 Western Seat Equitation Championship, 17 & under 136 Pleasure Driving Championship, Junior Exhibitor 137 Western Pleasure Championship, Walk- Jog, 11 & under 138 Park Harness Championship, Junior Horse 139 Hunter Pleasure Championship, Junior Horse 140 English Pleasure Championship, Walk-Trot, 11 & under 141 English Pleasure Championship, Junior Horse 142 Hunt Seat Equitation On The Flat Championship, 13 & under

ABSOLUTELY NO CLASS HOLDS WILL BE ACCEPTED

2021 MORGAN GOLD CUP HORSE SHOW CLASS SCHEDULE

Saturday Evening - 6:00 PM

143 Park Harness Stake, Two Year Old 143.1 Special Presentations 144 Saddle Seat Equitation Championship, 17 & under 145 Classic Pleasure Driving Championship, Junior Exhibitor 146 Morgan Heritage Salute to America 147 Carriage Driving Championship Presentation 148 Hunter Pleasure Championship, Amateur 149 Pleasure Driving Championship, Amateur 150 Roadster To Bike 151 English Pleasure Championship, Junior Exhibitor 152 Hunter Pleasure Grand Championship 153 Classic Pleasure Saddle Grand Championship 154 Pleasure Driving Grand Championship 155 Western Pleasure Grand Championship 156 English Pleasure Championship, Amateur 156.1 Special Presentation 157 Park Saddle Grand Championship

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455 E FARVER ST, SHIPSHEWANA, IN 46565

From 80/90 Toll Road Eastbound:

Take exit 107 for IN-13 toward US- 131/Constantine/Middlebury, Turn right onto IN-13 S, Turn left onto IN-120 E, Turn right onto IN-5 S and The MEC will be about ½ mile south of downtown

From 80/90 Toll Road Westbound:

Take exit 121 for IN-9 toward Howe/Lagrange, Turn right onto IN-9 S, Turn right onto IN-9 S and you will run right into the MEC.

From I-69:

Take exit 348 for US 20 toward Angola/Lagranage, head west on on US-20 W (signs for Lagrange), Turn right onto IN-5 N/S Van Buren St, Turn right onto E Farver S

Emergency Response Plan for COVID-19 Incident or Outbreak Any person who has a temperature of 99.5◦ F (37.5◦ C) or higher and/or has symptoms of COVID-19 may not enter the competition grounds. Additionally, anyone who has been in contact with a person who has tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 7-to-10 days is not allowed to enter the competition grounds, except for health care personnel who have treated patients using appropriate medical-grade PPE during the course of performing professional duties.

In the event a person becomes ill at the show or shows symptoms of COVID-19 infection, show manager must be notified. The manager must notify the USEF steward, the show staff, the EMT and all show participants. The Steward must call USEF. The person must be removed from the grounds immediately in the same vehicle in which they arrived. If that vehicle is not available, the person must remain isolated in place and a person must remain with the ill person until an ambulance or vehicle can be called to take the person home or to the hospital. The remaining persons and the horse(s) entered in the show must also leave the property because of possible exposure to the very contagious Corona Virus.

All competitors must have an emergency plan in mind on how quickly they will evacuate their horse(s) from the competition grounds in case a COVID-19 suspected illness hits someone in their group because the entire group including the horse(s) must leave the grounds immediately.

The MEC staff will be notified and the area will be vacated for disinfecting.

The nearest hospital may be called: Parkview LaGrange Hospital, 207 N. Townline Rd., LaGrange, IN 46761. Their phone number is (260) 463- 9000 – call before going to hospital to get permission to be admitted. Ambulance: Call 911

Directions to Hospital: Head west on E. Farver St. toward IN-5/S Van Buren St. (276 ft). Turn left onto IN-5/S Van Buren St. (1.0 miles); Turn left onto US-20 E/W US Highway 20 (8.3 miles); Turn left onto S. Townline Rd. (0.2 mile); Road name changes to N. Townline Road (0.1 mile); turn left (148 feet); turn right (39 feet); Turn left (121 feet); arrive at hospital. Estimated travel: 9.7 miles and 15 minutes in light traffic.

As stated in the USEF COVID-19 Licensed Competition Action Plan, organizers are required to enforce the use of face masks or face coverings

38 on show grounds. All staff, grooms, trainers and participants are required to wear a face mask or face covering when in a public setting when there is a possibility of being within six feet of another individual. Face mask and face coverings are not required (nor recommended) when mounted on a horse or seated in a buggy.

If social distancing and/or mandatory requirements are not followed at a competition, it must be reported to the Competition Manager and Steward at the competition. These matters should be handled immediately at the competition. The USEF Steward will inform individuals when they are in violation of the mandatory requirements. Competition Organizers will be responsible for facilitating the removal of an individual if they do not cooperate with the request. The Steward must report instances of non- compliance to the Federation in the show’s USEF Steward Report.

Emergency Numbers: After-Hours Emergency: Call 911; Shipshewana Police 260-768-4310 Show Manager: Barbara Dunham, 740-382-8562 USEF Steward: Joyce Hamblin, 859-537-3122 Safety Officer: Kelly Wendel 937-515-0246

Covid-19 Instruction for Competitors

1. Masks must be worn at all times while at the MEC Center except when mounted.

2. USEF requires “social distancing” of everyone at the show, even in the same group, except for people from the same household.

3. YELLOW CARD: Anyone seen not in compliance with these USEF rules (masks and social distancing) will be reminded. This reminder will be considered a “warning”. The second time the person is found not in compliance with the COVID-19 requirements the violator will be told to leave the grounds immediately and a USEF Yellow Card may be issued by the Steward.

4. STAY AWAY: A mask is not a replacement for social distancing.

5. Only persons accompanying a rider entered in the show are allowed on the grounds at the show – no spectators. No children or teens under 18 are allowed on the grounds, except when the entered rider is a child/minor.

6. On Saturday, the office will accept two (2) stables at a time for the purpose of check out. Only one (1) person from a stable may enter the show office and must stay “socially distanced” from others.

7. Be sure you accurately enter your correct e-mail address on your entry blank or through the horseshowsonline.com program.