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2020 Annual Horse Show Hunter / Jumper / Equitation June 24 - 28, 2020 2020 ANNUAL HORSE SHOW HUNTER / JUMPER / EQUITATION June 24 - 28, 2020 USEF AA PREMIER RATED SHOW • WCHR RECOGNIZED HORSE SHOW Featuring: NCHJA EQUITATION MEDAL FINALS • USHJA GREEN HUNTER SOUTH REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER DERBY • USHJA PONY DERBY WEE DERBY • TAKE2 THOROUGHBRED LEAGUE • OPPORTUNITY CLASSES Celebrating 38 Years of Horsemanship and Southern Hospitality AIKEN HORSE PARK FOUNDATION | 931 POWDERHOUSE ROAD, AIKen , SC 29803 • www.nchja.com ANNUAL HORSE SHOW HUNTER JUMPER EUITATION U S E F A A - R AT E D Welcome! Hunt Horse Complex Raleigh, NC Dear Members, Friends, Exhibitors and Supporters, It is with so much excitement and pleasure that the North Carolina Hunter Jumper Association Board of Directors and Annual Horse Show Committee welcomes you to the 38th NCHJA Annual Horse Show! The Annual Show is proud to celebrate our membership, recognizing not only the accomplishment of riders, trainers, owners and horses over the past year but also of the many struggles our industry and families have endured more recently. Throughout the planning of this show we did not know if we would be able to gather together at all and while we continued to hope for the best case scenario, we also cautiously made provisions for a limited show experience or none whatsoever. We hope this years show will be a chance for us all to celebrate being together (6 feet apart), enjoying the sport and the horses we love. Over the past 38 years this horse show has seen many changes but the COVID-19 pandemic and the need for social distancing are definitely one of our greatest challenges to date. We hope you will join us in addressing the need to keep our staff, competitors, family and friends safe and healthy and please follow the guidelines set forth. The Annual Show has always strived to go above and beyond with making our competitors feel welcome. Please know that while our social gatherings are just not possible this year, we hope you will still enjoy the hospitality we are able to extend. The horse show committee has put much thought into the best and safest way to conduct each event. Our schedule is much the same as years past and we hope you will enjoy all of the special events from the National Hunter Derby on Thursday evening to the USHJA Pony Derby on Sunday morning. We are most grateful for your support of the Annual Show and for the health and wellbeing of all our friends and families, Wishing you a warm welcome! Cynthia Peterson & Gay Bray 2020 Annual Horse Show Chairs 2020 ANNUAL HORSE SHOW BRUCE’S FIELDHosted AT A IKENat the HORSE PARK 931 POWDERHOUSE ROAD, SE | AIKEN, SC 29803 Directions from I20 - Heading West, take exit 22 onto US1 toward Aiken, turn left onto Columbia Highway North, exit toward Aiken/Hopelands Gar- dens, continuing onto York Street SE, turn left onto South Boundary Ave- nue, turn right onto Powderhouse Road. www.ncja.com | 919.538.4781 | [email protected] 2 ANNUAL HORSE SHOW HUNTER JUMPER EUITATION U S E F A A - R AT E D 2020 NCHJA Show Officials Hunt Horse Complex Raleigh, NC Hunter Judges Randy Roy, Jeff Wirthman, Todd Karn, Woody Veterinarian Aiken Equine Associates Dykers 803.648-0430 Jumper Judges Mike Lowry Farriers Pete Olson Steward Jane Nelson, Raleigh, NC (843) 364-4780 Show Manager Patrick Rodes, Southbound Show Management Photographer Alison Hartwell Course Designer Paul Jewel Photography Secretaries Kelly Lowry (347) 838-2210 Cathy Cortwright Golf Cart Rentals Byron Unger Jonathan Rabon (919) 337-7456 Compliance Bob Bell Horse Ambulance 4Hooves Large Animal Steward Services, LLC Announcers Mike Lowry (910) 568-6568 Kip Broadfoot Night Security (919) 201-6789 Paul Sullivan Stabling Manager Drew Schettino (803) 603-6996 ANNUAL HORSE SHOW HUNTER JUMPER EUITATION U S E F A A - R AT E D 2020 Board Executive Committee Hunt Horse Complex Raleigh, NC Catherine Schlaeppi President Ginny Rigsbee Secretary Cathy Dow Second Vice President Cynthia Petherson Treasurer Bob Savage Vice President Kim Hoft Executive Secretary ANNUAL HORSE SHOW HUNTER JUMPER EUITATION U S E F A A - R AT E D 2020 Board of Directors Hunt Horse Complex Raleigh, NC Anne Marie Bosley Laura Norment Gay Bray Sara Steady Jen Clauss Sophie Bray - Junior Representative Devney Hoft Darge Alexandra Tart Tami Jones Vicky Autry Shirley Murphy Sarah Nelson 3 Do you have what it takes to be a World Championship Hunter Rider? WCHR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP HUNTER RIDER PHOTOS: THE BOOK LLC, SHAWN MCMILLEN, JAMES STUART, JERRY MOHME, JAMES LESLIE PARKER, JAY GOSS Congratulations to the 2019 WCHR Southeast Regional Winners! Professional – Daniel Geitner Junior 3’6” – Maggie Hill Developing Professional – Caroline Willard Briles Junior 3’3”– Maddie Tosh Adult Amateur – Alex Stevens Pony – Mary Caroline Nolan Amateur Owner 3’6”– Lindsay Maxwell Children’s – Wyette Felton Amateur Owner 3’3”– Rylee Rosenthal Professional Owner – Tara Dow-Rein Handy Hunter – Maggie Hill Developing Pro Owner – Tara Dow-Rein JOIN TODAY... and be part of the fun in 2020! Become a member by Midnight Eastern time of the last day of this competition and receive points toward Regional and National awards, and qualifying for the WCHR Finals Challenge classes held during the Capital Challenge Horse Show. For more information contact Eva Van Heeke at [email protected] or (859) 225-6735, or visit www.ushja.org/wchr. (859) 225-6700 | USHJA.org ANNUAL HORSE SHOW HUNTER JUMPER EUITATION U S E F A A - R AT E D 2020 Horse Show Committees Hunt Horse Complex Raleigh, NC Horse Show Vendors and Committee Cynthia Peterson Food Trucks Sarah Nelson Gay Bray Shirley Murphy Kim Hoft Robert Savage Raffle Laura Norment Awards: Jane Abernethy Ring Decorations / Plants / Brush Jen Clauss Show Manager Liason Robert Savage Hospitality Vicki Autry Sponsorship Kim Hoft Morning Hospitality Catherine Schlaeppi Prize List Cynthia Peterson Gay Bray Juniors Devney Hoft Darge Medal Finals Sara Steady Judges’ Hospitality Tami Jones Hotel Trophy Table Ginny Rigsbee Accommodations Cathy Dow Banners Alex Vernon 5 6 ANNUAL HORSE SHOW HUNTER JUMPER EUITATION U S E F A A - R AT E D 2020 NCHJA Show General Rules & Regulations Hunt Horse Complex Raleigh, NC This show is a regular member of the United States Equestrian Federation. Every GENERAL RULES AND INFORMATION class offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications of the current USEF rule CREDENTIALS: ALL EXHIBITORS IN ANY PONY , PONY book and will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith. EQUITATION, JUNIOR HUNTER OR AMATEUR SECTION MUST The Horse Show Committee reserves the right to interpret all questions and PRESENT THEIR CREDENTIALS (MEASUREMENT CARD OR conditions in regard to or arising out of, or incident to the show without claims AMATEUR CERTIFICATION) TO THE SHOW OFFICE BEFORE THEIR for damages or recourse of any kind. All questions not covered in these Rules and NUMBERS CAN BE RELEASED. Kindly send a photo copy of credentials with Regulations shall be decided by the Horse Show Management; its decision to be final. entry to facilitate processing. All horses or ponies without a valid measurement The Horse Show Management reserves the right to limit entries in any class, section card will be measured at a designated time and place. Anyone not presenting valid or division, to refuse, accept conditionally, or to cancel any entries, disqualify any membership credentials (USEF/USHJA) will have to fill out a USEF/USHJA Show riders or exhibitors, prohibit exhibition of entries, and cancel award prizes, without Pass form and will be charged a $30.00 non-refundable show pass fee for USHJA and any claim for damages; to change any course, to add a dotted line, to cancel or combine $45.00 non-refundable show pass fee for USEF. Amateur exhibitors must present any unfilled classes, or to reschedule classes, after due notice to exhibitors; to change valid Amateur Credentials. Only a parent will be exempt from the Federation non- rings or rotate judges; to change specifications in jumper classes as competition member fee if signing as coach for his/her minor child. warrants. Every horse entered herein for competition will be under the control of the Horse Show Management, but the Show Management will in no case be responsible HORSE REGISTRATIONS: All horses competing in Federation non-breed for any loss or damage that may occur, and it shall be a condition of entry that each restricted licensed competitions with hunter, hunter breeding, jumper and hunter exhibitor shall hold the horse show and the officials, employees, directors, officers, seat equitation classes (except those activities enumerated in GR901.9, items 1-9) sponsoring entities of the horse show and the facilities at which the horse show is held must be properly identified and must obtain a Registration Number from USHJA. lameness for any loss or accident to his horse(s), employee(s), or equipment which may A registration number for each horse must be entered on all entry forms for licensed occur from sickness, fire or other cause. Each horse entered for competition will be competitions. Proof of registration must be presented to the Show Secretary before assessed a USEF Federation Fee of $23 ($8 Drug and Medication/$15 USEF) and a $7 numbers can be released. To be eligible for National, Regional or Zone Horse of the USHJA fee. While every effort has been made to avoid mistakes in this publication, Year Awards, and to enter a USEF Computer Ranking List Class horses must also be the USEF, the NCHJA and its management assume no liability to anyone for errors. registered with the USEF. Exception for USEF Computer Ranking List: Citizens of Any significant errors or changes will be disclosed to competitors whose entries are other nations who have proof, in English, of current membership in good standing of accepted upon their acceptance, and otherwise in accordance with USEF rules.
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