2021 SUMMER CLASSIC HORSE SHOW

EC Sanctioned Silver Competition

SHOW STEWARD: Bonnie Webb SHOW FARRIER: Greg Parker SHOW COMMITTEE: Archie Hurst, Sherwood Park, AB………………(780) 449-5570 Leslie Hurst, Sherwood Park, AB……………… (780) 449-5570 Aldona Tracey, Leduc, AB………………………(780) 938-6731 Barb Tracey, Leduc, AB……………...………….(780) 909-6731 July 23, 24 & 25, 2021 Betty Tracey, Leduc, AB……………...…………(780) 994-6731 Westerner Park Brittany Rogers, Millet, AB……………………...(780) 387-8256

4847A 19 Street SHOW SECRETARY / MANAGER: Red Deer, AB AldonaTracey 37441 Range Road 271 Judge: Carla Jackson Red Deer County, AB T4E 1L6 Phone: (780) 938-6731 Sherwood Park, AB E-Mail: [email protected] Dressage Judge: Christine Collins Entries Close July 16, 2021 E-mail entries are encouraged Edmonton, AB

Classes Offered For: Saddlebreds, Morgans, & All Breeds

The 2021 Summer Classic Horse Show is a sanctioned Silver competition member of Equestrian Canada, 308 Legget Drive, Suite 100, Ottawa, Ontario, K2K 1Y6 and is governed by the rules of EC.

STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLE EC supports adherence to the humane treatment of horses in all activities under our jurisdiction. Under the EC Statement of Principles, all persons shall be committed to: • Upholding the welfare of all horses, regardless of value, as a primary consideration in all activities. • Requiring that horses be treated with kindness, respect and compassion, and that they never be subjected to mistreatment. • Ensuring that all equestrians, including owners, trainers and competitors, or their respective agents, use responsible care in the handling, treatment and transportation of their own horses as well as horses placed in their care for any purpose. • Providing for the continuous well-being of horses by encouraging routine inspection and consultation with health care professionals to achieve the highest possible standards of nutrition, health, comfort and safety as a matter of standard operating procedure. • Continuing to support scientific studies on equine health and welfare. • Requiring owners, trainers and competitors to know and follow their sanctioning organization’s rules and to work within industry regulations in all equestrian competitions. • Actively promoting the development of, and adherence to, competition rules and regulations that protect the welfare of the horse.

Every class offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications of the current rules of EC and will be held and judged in accordance with the EC Rule Book.

GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. The show is open to all, but the show committee reserves the 13. The abuse or inhumane treatment of a horse by an exhibitor, right to refuse any entry. trainer or other person shall not be tolerated under any 2. The Show Committee reserves the rights to add, amend, or circumstances. delete any point not covered by the rules and to correct any 14. Hors Concours allowed. These entries must pay the same entry error or make any necessary changes in the Prize List or fee and are subject to the same conditions, which apply to Program. Any classes may be cancelled or combined at the regular entries as outlined in the division rules. Hors Concours discretion of the show committee. Entrants shall be notified. entries are not eligible for any awards. 3. Barn calls are a courtesy only. Exhibitors must check in with 15. All entries must be made on the official entry form or a the Gate Attendant before the class is called into the ring. reasonable facsimile, and be properly signed by the owner or Those Exhibitors who have not checked in, may be stopped authorized agent. Please include copies of registration papers from entering the ring. Exhibitors must enter the ring promptly and membership cards with entry form. All junior exhibitor when called. The gate will close two minutes after the first entries must be signed by a parent or legal guardian. horse enters the ring or in cases with large classes taking more 16. Each horse shall be assigned a competition number, which must than 2 minutes, after the entry of the final horse in a string of be visible at all times in the schooling and exercise areas as horses. Those not ready when called, will not be allowed to well as in the competition ring. Any exhibitor using the wrong enter the ring once the gate is closed. number, or having no number in the ring may be excused from 4. Gate holds will be granted at the discretion of Show the class or may be disqualified in the event of a protest. It is Management and must be requested through the gate attendant the exhibitor’s responsibility to ensure they are wearing the well before the class, preferably before the beginning of the correct number. session, requiring the gate hold. Gate holds are restricted to 3 17. The Judge’s decision is final in all classes. No one will minutes and tack changes/rider changes are to be done in the approach the Judge with regard to a decision unless he/she first hitching ring area. has permission from the Show Committee or Steward who shall 5. In the case where a horse shall lose a shoe, or for equipment arrange an appointment with the Judge at a proper time and breakage, seven (7) minutes will be allowed for replacement. place. No person may enter the space set aside for the Judge or 6. Any horse entered in any class at a competition may be selected hold communication with the Judge without permission. for equine medication control while at the event location. 18. SAFETY REGULATION: EC Article A905 7. Per Article A801, every entry at an EC-sanctioned competition (1) At all times, persons mounted or carriage driving at an EC shall constitute an agreement by the person(s) responsible that Sanctioned event location must wear approved protective the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver or rider headgear as described below. and horse shall be subject to the EC constitution and all rules of Exceptions: See discipline or breed sport rules: EC and any additional rules set by the competition. It is the (2) Protective Headgear must be: responsibility of all individuals participating in any capacity in a) Approved by an accredited certification organization. See EC-sanctioned competitions to be knowledgeable regarding the glossary – Headgear Standards; EC constitution and the applicable rules of EC and the b) Properly fitted; and additional rules, if any, imposed by the competition. Do not c) Securely fastened by a safety harness permanently affixed participate in this EC- sanctioned competition in any capacity if to the helmet. you do not consent to be bound by the constitution and rules of (3) Any competitor may wear approved protective headgear EC and any additional rules imposed by the competition. in any division or class without penalty from the Judge. 8. All horses attending Equestrian Canada sanctioned (4) EC makes no representation or warranty, expressed or competitions must have met the requirements of Article implied, about any approved protective headgear. EC cautions A519, Vaccinations. See Rules of Equestrian Canada, riders and drivers that serious injury or death may result Section A, General Regulations, Article A519, Vaccinations. despite wearing such headgear, as all equestrian sports 9. Upon any act of discourtesy or disobedience to the Officials by involve inherent risk, and no protective headgear can protect an owner, groom, rider or driver, the owner may forfeit their against all foreseeable injury. entry fee and as such will be reported to the Show Committee 19. Dogs and other Pets: All dogs must be on a leash. Owners of and/or EC. The Committee reserves the right to itself, the dogs and other pets are responsible for their behavior. Owners power to remove any groom, horse, rider, family member or bear sole responsibility and liability for incidents resulting from persons associated with any horse or rider from the show the presence and behavior of their animals. Owners are grounds without being liable for compensation. responsible for cleaning up after their pets. 10. Protests shall be made in writing within forty-eight (48) hours 20. Participants must adhere to all Parking Regulations. of the holding of a class, to the show secretary and shall be 21. You are urged to take precautions in the stabling area and on accompanied by a deposit of $100.00 cash which sum shall be the show grounds with personal items. forfeited if the protest is not sustained. 22. The Westerner reserves the right to take all precautions and 11. Grooms are to appear in the ring neat, clean, and suitably reasonable steps necessary to ensure the safety of the public, attired. exhibitors and animals. 12. No person other than officials, steward and attendants on duty may enter the ring without permission of the steward or show manager. ACCIDENTS & RETURN TO PLAY EMERGENCY VETRNARY TREATMENT - A1005 1. This rule is applicable to all competitors (including foreign) at The purpose of this article on emergency therapeutic veterinary EC sanctioned events and applies to falls/accidents that occur at treatment is to allow the Person(s) responsible to self-disclose to the event location. Equestrian Canada, in advance of competing, that a horse, 2. In the event of a fall/accident where a concussion can be because of acute illness or injury, required immediate treatment reasonably suspected, (not limited to a direct blow to the head or with a prohibited drug which may not have cleared in time for loss of consciousness), the competitor must receive medical competition. Continuing the horse in competition must not be clearance by qualified medical personnel onsite, through the EC detrimental to the overall welfare of the horse nor accelerate the Accident Injury Report Form before continuing. The competitor disease process and horses must not compete for 24 hours is solely responsible for ensuring the onsite medical assessment following treatment. To prevent abuse of emergency therapeutic takes place by the onsite qualified medical personnel. If the treatment, equine medication control may be specifically targeted competitor refuses to be evaluated, he/she is disqualified from the at horses mentioned in any Emergency Medication Report. event. By exception to the time listed in Article A1005.1, and EC 3. If the qualified medical personnel suspects a concussion General Regulations, Section A, Chapter 10 Article 1005.3 , a (regardless of symptoms displayed), or believes that the horse that has been treated with 10mg of dexamethasone by a competitor may be at risk of concussion due to the nature of the licensed veterinarian for an acute allergic reaction such as fall or impact, the competitor is suspended from competition until hives/urticaria must be withdrawn from competition for a medically released, as outlined in paragraph 6 below. minimum of 12 hours following administration. Permitted ONCE 4. In the case of the preceding paragraphs, an EC Accident/Injury per competition. Report Form must be completed by either the attending Steward, The filing of an Emergency Medication Report is not an Technical Delegate or the attending qualified medical personnel automatic defense to any subsequent certificate of positive onsite and submitted to EC within 24 hours of the occurrence. It analysis and/or an allegation by the Equestrian Canada Equine is the Steward’s / Technical Delegate’s responsibility to ensure Medication Control Committee or its designate that there has forms are complete and submitted on time. been a violation of the equine medication rules. If the equine 5. Any competitor suspended from competing further at the event medication control result from an official sample collected from a on the basis of any of the preceding paragraphs will be placed on horse treated as indicated on the Emergency Medication Report a medical suspension list, managed by EC, until medically shows the presence of a drug, the Equestrian Canada Equine released as in the process described in paragraph Medication Control Committee or its designate will fully 6. In the event a competitor is determined ineligible to compete investigate the matter and will review the nature of the alleged per one of the above conditions, the competitor must submit the acute illness or injury, any relevant earlier filed Emergency EC Return to Play Form to EC, completed by a licensed Medication Reports, the therapeutic treatment administered and physician. The EC Return to Play Form will be processed by EC the drug detected in the official sample. within two business days, at which point the competitor will be In its sole discretion the Equestrian Canada Medication Control removed from the EC Medical Suspension list and may return to Committee may decide to take no further action, issue a warning regular competition. If the competitor wishes to compete after or hold a hearing to determine if an Equine Medication Rule was being medically released by a physician but before the EC violated. If a hearing is conducted, the information contained in processing period of the form, the competitor must also submit a the Emergency Medication Report and the veterinarian’s medical copy of the EC Return to Play Form to the show secretary. In this records together with any other relevant information will be case the competitor is competing at their own risk and may be considered to determine whether there has been a violation of the pursuant to fines and penalties if the form is found to be equine medication rules. incomplete in any way. 7. No competitor shall compete in an EC sanctioned event while on the EC Medical Suspension List. It is the responsibility of the competitor to refrain from competition and the competition organizer may refuse entry to anyone currently on the EC Medical Suspension List. Qualified Medical Personnel is defined as any of the following availability on the grounds may include any of the following: a) On-Site RV Parking Doctor; b) Professional emergency personnel; such as EMT or Paramedic c) An adult with recognized and valid First Aid training who is not competing; this individual may act in some Please contact other capacity at the competition providing this does not restrict their availability to all areas on the competition grounds. It is Westerner Park strongly recommended that the minimum certification held by a qualified medical personnel is First Responder Training. Campground

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MEMBERSHIPS STABLING 1. All owners, drivers, riders, lessees, agents or trainers must Stall/Tack room for show………………... $125.00 hold an EC Silver Sport License. There are exceptions for Per day………………. $75.00 competitors from other countries, Lead Line competitors, NOTE: Any changes to barn assignments must be made headers/grooms and handlers in breeding line classes. (see through the assigned Barn Manager. Failure to comply 2021 EC General Rules; Section A; Chapter 2). may result in expulsion from the grounds. 2. Assisted Walk-Trot & Assisted showmanship competitors will also be exempt from membership requirements.  Shavings will be provided.

3. All individual Sport License holders must also hold a current  Stabling will be available at 12:00 noon.; Arena will be membership with the Alberta Equestrian Federation or the available 6:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Thursday, July 22nd, 2021. Provincial Sport organization of their province of residence.  Absolutely NO EARLY ARRIVALS will be permitted. 4. Effective January 1, 2014 exhibitors who show in Morgan  Horses are not restricted from leaving the show grounds Classes at EC sanctioned shows must hold a current CMHA during show. membership. All owners of Canadian owned Morgans who

show in Morgan Classes at EC sanctioned shows must hold a current CMHA membership. CLASS SPECIFICATIONS 5. All owners and trainers of Canadian owned Saddlebreds must 1. Classes offered herein are governed by the Rules and be current members of the ASHA of Canada. specifications of the current rules of the EC and will be held 6. All exhibitors showing in amateur classes must hold a current and judged in accordance with the EC Rule Book EC amateur card, and a copy must be included with entries. 2. EXHIBITORS, JUDGES, & SHOW OFFICIALS ARE ENTRIES RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING APPROPRIATE EC & 1. ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 16, 2021. Entries postmarked later BREED ASSOCIATION RULES. shall be considered post entries, and may not appear in the 3. Novice horse is open to all horses that have not won three (3) show program. first place ribbons at an EC or USEF show in the particular 2. Post entries will be accepted. NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE division in which they are shown. FOR HORSES ALREADY ENTERED. $50.00 LATE FEE 4. Limit horse is open to all horses that have not won six (6) first FOR HORSES NOT ENTERED, PLUS CLASS FEES. place ribbons at an EC or USEF show in the particular 3. An office fee of $25.00 per horse will be charged. division in which they are shown 4. Every horse shall be assigned a number. This number must be 5. Age of junior horses as per breed specifications. worn and visible at all times in the schooling and exercise 6. To be “shown and judged” in a class, an animal must perform areas as well as in the competition ring. the prescribed routine and must remain in the ring until 5. Exhibitors canceling their entries after the official closing date excused by the judge. shall forfeit their entry fees, except on certificate of disability 7. Eligibility for Championship classes; must have shown in from a qualified veterinarian, in which case all class fees will qualifying class in that division. be refunded. Administration & stabling fees are non- 8. An Amateur is an adult who is eligible to compete in EC refundable. amateur classes as per EC regulation. See Article A902. 6. Copies of registration papers and memberships must be 9. Novice Rider must not have won 3, 1st place ribbons in the included with entry forms. particular division in which they are showing. 7. Entry form must be signed by all necessary parties. Junior 10. Limit Rider must not have won 6, 1st place ribbons in the exhibitor entries must be signed by a parent or legal guardian. particular division in which they are showing. 8. No entry is eligible to compete until the entry form has been 11. Ladies Classes are restricted to lady riders, drivers and signed by the person(s) responsible. handlers 18 & over as of Jan. 1. (please see Glossary for definition of “Person(s) responsible”) 12. There will be no age restriction for Walk-Trot/Jog Trail, 9. All entries must be made in writing and must be accompanied however exhibitors may not cross enter into any class by funds to cover all expenses involved, including entry and requiring a canter at this show. stabling fees and any other applicable charges. However, a 13. Participants in Championship classes will NOT be required to competition has the option to state in their prize list that they strip horses for conformation will accept entries by fax or through online entry systems.

Any competitor or agent who provides payment which is

ultimately non-negotiable is in violation of these rules. Miscellaneous Class. A class which meets the particular (Article A801 .4) requirements of a competition and is beneficial to the area but does not conform to the specifications for any class or division ENTRY FEES included in these rules. Entries in these classes will not Performance & In-Hand Classes………………. $15.00 accumulate points towards EC awards. Such classes or divisions Championship & Stake Classes……………..…. $30.00 must be identified in the prize list as “not rated for EC awards”. Dressage Classes……………………………..… $25.00

PARKING  Horse trailers, vehicles and campers are to be parked in designated areas, as per signage/direction from show staff.  FIRE LANES MUST BE KEPT CLEAR AT ALL TIMES

Accademy Classes (Not Rated for EC Awards): DRESSAGE This is an introductory division, intended to encourage new All Dressage classes will be conducted in accordance with exhibitors to participate in horse shows. Open to riders who 2021 rules of Equine Canada – Section E. have never shown in a regular performance class before. ALL RIDERS MUST WEAR A HELMET WHEN COMPETING IN Training tack is permitted. Show clothes are not required, but ANY DRESSAGE TEST. riders shall wear neat & tidy clothing, appropriate for the Dressage Suitability: discipline they are riding. Proper footwear & helmets are Horses enter the ring at a walk in clockwise direction at the required. Riders may not cross enter into any other riding discretion of the ringmaster and officiating judge(s). Entries class at the same show. Horses are not restricted. are to be shown in both directions in the ring at a walk, trot Assisted Showmanship (Not Rated for EC Awards): and canter. Horses will not be asked to gallop but may be Exhibitors may be accompanied in the ring by one suitably asked to lengthen the stride at trot. 60% paces; 30% attired assistant, who is at least 16 years of age. Open to conformation; 10% General Impression (including impulsion, Exhibitors of any age who may require assistance. No cross balance, rideability, presence and suitability to dressage). entry with other Showmanship classes. Dressage Seat Equitation: All the movements should be obtained with invisible aids and Assisted Walk-Trot (Not rated for EC Awards): without apparent effort of the rider. The rider should be well Any discipline. To be shown at a walk and trot, on a line, balanced, elastic, sitting deep in the centre of the saddle and handled by one suitably attired assistant, who is at least 16 smoothly joining the rhythm of the horse with his loins and years of age. Open to Exhibitors of any age who may require hips supple, thighs and legs steady and well stretched assistance. No cross entry with other riding classes at the downwards. The heels should be the lowest point. The upper same competition. The horse is not restricted. part of the body should be easy, free and erect on the vertical. All Breed Jr/Sr Rider (Not Rated for EC Awards): The hands should be carried steady and low and close To be judged as a pleasure class, English or Western. To be together, with the thumb as the highest point and independent shown both ways of the arena at a walk, trot/jog and canter. from the seat. The elbows should be close to the body, Sr. Rider to show the first direction, Jr. Rider to show the enabling the rider to follow the movements of the horse second direction. smoothly and freely. Class will proceed at least once around the ring at each gait – Executive Pleasure (Not Rated for EC Awards): walk, trot and canter, and on command, reverse and repeat. Exhibitors must be 39+ years of age. Any discipline. They shall then line up on command and execute individual Green As Grass Pleasure (Not Rated for EC Awards): tests at the judge’s discretion. No individual performance may Walk-trot classes to be judged on the rail at a walk and trot be requested that is not included in the class requirements. /jog only. Rider may use 2 hands on western bridle horses. The judge may ask questions concerning horsemanship, Full appointments not required. All footwear must have a heel anatomy of the horse, tack, stable management, etc. and be safe. Rider must never have been judged in any class requiring a canter. Judged on general horsemanship. WESTERN DRESSAGE (Not Rated for EC Awards) Suitability of mount to rider to be considered. Western dressage integrates the historically validated principles of dressage with the best of Western stock horse Lead Line (Not Rated for EC Awards): tradition. It is a systematic and progressive system of training Any discipline. Rider may not enter any other riding class at for the Western horse and rider in traditional stock tack with the competition. The horse is not restricted. Leaders must be the purpose of enjoying a safe, pleasurable, versatile, and at least 14 years of age, and lead line must be attached to a useful working horse. The hallmarks of the Western dressage cavesson or a halter placed under the bridle. Rider must wear horse are usefulness, rideability, willingness, safety, pure properly fitting, approved headgear and boots. Saddle must gaits, lightness, calmness, and steadiness. A Western dressage fit the rider, and rider’s feet must be engaged in the stirrups. rider should be attentive and tactful. They should use clear, Safety of all competitors must be the primary consideration effective, subtle aids coupled with a confident seat and light, when conducting the class. responsive hands in communication with their horse. Ride-A-Fiver (Not Rated for EC Awards): Western dressage classes are offered as miscellaneous classes All Competitors must wear a Proper protective Helmet at EC sanctioned competitions. The section has been when participating in this class. Open to Exhibitors of any incorporated into the USEF Rules and these classes will be age. Must wear back number. Proper bridles are required and conducted according to those rules. must be able to ride bareback on their horse. NO Shorts www.usef.org/compete/resources-forms/disciplines/western-dressage Allowed. “© 2018 United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (USEF) Reprinted with the permission of USEF. All rights reserved. Reproduction Schooling Classes (Not to be Judged): without permission is prohibited by law. USEF is not responsible for May use training tack. Show clothes not required. Must wear any errors or omissions in the publication or for the use of its back number. Announcer will make usual gait calls, but copyrighted materials in any unauthorized manner.” exhibitors may ride at will in a safe, respectful manner. Walk-Trot 11 & Under (Not rated for EC Awards): Open to riders 11 yrs and under. Walk and trot only. Rider may not cross enter into any other riding division at the same competition. The horse is not restricted. RANCH HORSE SECTION The purpose of Ranch Pleasure should reflect the versatility, MORGAN DIVISION attitude, and movement of a working horse. The horse’s Horses shown in this division that are owned by a Canadian performance should simulate a horse working outside the Resident for longer than 12 months must be purebred and confines of an arena and that of a working ranch horse. This registered with the Canadian Morgan Horse Association class should show the horse’s ability to work at a forward, under the Canadian Livestock Records or if under one year of working speed while under control of the rider. Light contact age, be eligible for registration, and must be entered under should be rewarded and the horse shall not be shown on a full their full registered name. drape of reins. The overall manners and responsiveness of the horse while performing the maneuver requirements and the Cross entering: in Classic Pleasure classes is allowed in all horse’s quality of movement are the primary considerations. other English Pleasure and Pleasure Driving sections provided Horses should NOT perform or be rewarded for performing the toe and shoeing requirements of the horse are met. Cross gaits as they do in Western Pleasure. The horses are to be entering in all other classes is permitted. presented in a more forward-moving style than the typical Western Pleasure Horse. The horse and rider will be scored MORGAN JUNIOR Exhibitors on movement, which is cadence and rhythm of gaits, Riders in classes for Junior Competitors must not have smoothness and consistency in performance, along with how reached their 18th birthday as of December 1 of the previous they perform the optional maneuvers. year. The age of an individual on December 1st will be The required gait maneuvers will include the walk, jog, and maintained throughout the following competition year. lope both directions; and the extended jog and extended lope Riders/drivers in Young riders/drivers classes are such from going at least one direction; as well as stops, and a back. the beginning of the calendar year in which they reach the age Optional maneuvers are side pass, turns of 360 degrees or of sixteen until the end of the calendar year in which they more, change of lead (simple or flying), walk, jog or lope over reach the age of 21. The age requirements set out in this rule a pole(s); or some combination of maneuvers that would be defining adults and juniors shall supersede the definition for reasonable for a ranch horse to perform. The overall cadence “junior(s)” and “adult(s)” set out in all Equestrian Canada and performance of the gaits should be free-flowing and rules, regulations, agreements and policies applicable to the ground covering at all gaits, with an emphasis on forward Morgan Division. Junior age eligibility described under this movement. Transitions should be performed where Division is in accordance with the Morgan Horse Association. designated, with smoothness and responsiveness. (See Glossary, “JUNIOR/YOUTH”) Ranch Riding: Each horse will work individually, performing both required and optional maneuvers, and scored on the basis of 0 to 100, with 70 denoting an average SADDLEBRED DIVISION performance. Patterns are available at: Horses must be of the American Saddlebred Horse Type. All https://www.aqha.com/journal/resources/exhibitors/patterns/ Canadian owned American Saddlebred horses must be Ranch Pleasure: Horses will work as a group on the rail and entered in their full registered name with registration number will be asked to perform the required maneuvers only. and recorded in the name of the bona fide owner as registered with the American Saddlebred Horse Association of Canada

registry, with the Canadian Livestock Records Corporation in Ottawa. All horses owned by citizens of a foreign country JUNIOR EXHIBITOR DIVISION must be registered with the American Saddlebred Horse Individuals are considered juniors until the end of the Association, Lexington, Kentucky, U.S.A, or the American calendar year in which they reach the age of 18 years. Saddlebred Horse Association of Canada Registry, with the No modification is permitted. Canadian Livestock Records Corporation. Junior, Youth and young rider/driver competitors must be prepared to provide proof of age to competition management. All Junior entries must be signed by a parent or legal guardian BUY A CLASS

Stallions will NOT be permitted in Junior Exhibitor Classes. Classes may be added to the schedule In any designated TBA CLASS location or in place of any cancelled class. OPEN PONY DRIVING Ponies are animals that do not exceed 14.2 hands, unless A $25 fee per added class will be otherwise specified in discipline/breed sport rules. charged, in addition to To be shown to a suitable 2 or 4 wheel driving vehicle, both ways of the arena at a walk and trot. To stand quietly while the regular class entry fee. lined up and may be asked to back. The $25 fee will be WAIVED

with a minimum of 3 entries in any added class!!

CLASSES BY DIVISION AND BREED

Dressage 201. Dressage Equitation, any age 218. Junior Rider Third Level TOC 202. TBA 219. Senior Rider Third Level Test 2 203. Walk Trot Test A 220. Senior Rider Third Level TOC 204. Walk Trot Test B 221. TBA 205. Junior Rider Training Level Test 3 222. Western Dressage Intro Test 1 206. Junior Rider Training Level TOC 223. Western Dressage Intro TOC 207. Senior Rider Training Level Test 3 224. Western Dressage Basic Test 1 208. Senior Rider Training Level TOC 225. Western Dressage Basic TOC 209. Junior Rider First Level Test 3 226. Western Dressage Level 1 Test 1 210. Junior Rider First Level TOC 227. Western Dressage Level 1 TOC 211. Senior Rider First Level Test 3 228. Western Dressage Level 2 Test 1 212. Senior Rider First Level TOC 229. Western Dressage Level 2 TOC 213. Junior Rider Second Level Test 3 230. Western Dressage Level 3 Test 1 214. Junior Rider Second Level TOC 231. Western Dressage Level 3 TOC 215. Senior Rider Second Level Test 3 232. Western Dressage Level 4 Test 1 216. Senior Rider Second Level TOC 233. Western Dressage Level 4 TOC 217. Junior Rider Third Level Test 2

Trail 94. All Breed Trail, Open 95. All Breed Trail, Limit Rider 96. All Breed Trail, Walk-Trot/Jog 97. All Breed Trail, Stake Ranch Riding 124. All Breed Ranch Riding, Open – Pattern 1 125. All Breed Ranch Riding, Amateur/Jr. Exhibitor – Pattern 1 126. All Breed Ranch Riding, Open – Pattern 2 127. All Breed Ranch Riding, Amateur/Jr. Exhibitor – Pattern 2 Ranch Pleasure 33. All Breed Ranch Pleasure, Open 90. All Breed Ranch Pleasure, Amateur/Jr. Exhibitor Equitation 1. Showmanship, 14-17 years 2. Showmanship, 13 years & under 3. Assisted Showmanship, any age (no cross entry) 19. Saddle Seat Equitation, 13 yrs & under 21. Saddle Seat Equitation, 14 - 17 years 24. Western Equitation, 13 yrs & under 26. Western Equitation, 14 - 17 years 40. All Breed Adult Amateur Equitation 55. Hunter Seat Equitation, 13 yrs & under 59. Hunter Seat Equitation, 14 - 17 years 83. Jr Exhibitor Equitation Championship (qualifying classes 19, 21, 24, 26, 55 & 59) In-Hand Classes 4. All Breed In Hand, 2yrs & under 7. All Breed In Hand, 3yrs & over 12. All Breed In-Hand Supreme Champion (1st & 2nd place from classes 4, 7, 10 & 11) English Pleasure- Saddle Seat Attire 27. All Breed English Pleasure, Amateur 47. All Breed English Pleasure, Limit Rider 72. All Breed English Pleasure, Jr./ Limit Horse 77. All Breed English Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor 87. All Breed English Pleasure, Open 112. All Breed English Pleasure Stake

Hunter Pleasure 17. All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Amateur 35. All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor 52. All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Jr./Limit Horse 44. All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Open 100. All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Jr./Limit Horse Stake 116. All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Limit Rider 119. All Breed Hunter Pleasure Stake Western Pleasure 22. All Breed Western Pleasure, Limit Rider 31. All Breed Western Pleasure Jr./Limit Horse 42. All Breed Western Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 66. All Breed Western Pleasure Open 101. All Breed Western Pleasure, Amateur 108. All Breed Western Pleasure Stake 117. All Breed Western Pleasure Jr./Limit Horse Stake Open Driving 37. All Breed Pleasure Driving 50. All Breed Jr. Exhibitor Pleasure Driving 62. All Breed Pleasure Driving, Jr/Limit Horse 99. All Breed Pleasure Driving Stake Pony Driving 14. Open Pony Driving 80. Open Pony Driving Championship (Qualifying class 14) Walk-Trot, 11 & under (Not rated for EC Awards) 20. Walk/Trot Hunt Seat or Saddleseat Equitation, 11yr & under 34. Walk/Jog Western Pleasure, 11yr & under 61. Walk/Trot English Pleasure (Hunt or Saddleseat), 11 & under 70. Walk/Jog Western Equitation, 11yr & under 74. All Breed Assisted Walk-Trot, any age (no cross entry) 82. All Breed Walk/Trot Equitation, 11 & Under, Championship (qualifying classes 20 & 70) 105. All Breed Walk/Jog Western Pleasure, 11 & Under, Championship (qualifying class 34) 110. All Breed Walk/Trot English Pleasure (Hunt or Saddleseat), 11 & Under, Championship (qualifying class 61) Miscellaneous Classes (Not rated for EC Awards) 25. All Breed Green as Grass Pleasure 32. All Breed Road Hack 67. All Breed Show Hack 68. All Breed Green as Grass Equitation 71. All Breed Jr/Sr Rider 74. All Breed Assisted Walk-Trot, any age (no cross entry) 78. All Breed Costume Class 93. Ride-A-Fiver 102. All Breed Green as Grass Stake 103. Leadline, any age 111. Executive Pleasure 121. Dressage Suitability, Under Saddle

Academy Classes 28. Academy Walk Trot 54. Academy Walk Trot 114. Academy Walk Trot

TBA Classes 13, 18, 30, 39, 45, 56, 86, 91, 202, 221

Schooling Classes 36, 73, 98

MORGAN DIVISION In-Hand Classes 6. Morgan In Hand, 2yrs & under 9. Morgan In Hand, 3yrs & over 11. Morgan In-Hand Champion (1st & 2nd place from classes 6 & 9) English Pleasure 48. Morgan English Pleasure, Open 63. Morgan English Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor 75. Morgan English Pleasure, Amateur 123. Morgan English Pleasure, Championship (qualifying classes 48, 63 & 75) Western Pleasure 46. Morgan Western Pleasure, Amateur 53. Morgan Western Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor 84. Morgan Western Pleasure, Open 120. Morgan Western Pleasure, Championship (qualifying classes 46, 53 & 84) Hunter Pleasure 16. Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor 58. Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Amateur 89. Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Open 109. Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Championship (qualifying classes 16, 58 & 89)

SADDLEBRED DIVISION In-Hand Classes 5. American Saddlebred In-Hand, Country Type 8. American Saddlebred In-Hand, Show Type 10. American Saddlebred In-Hand, Championship (1st & 2nd place from classes 5 & 8) Five-Gaited 29. American Saddlebred Five Gaited, Jr/Limt Horse 38. American Saddlebred Five Gaited, Amateur 49. American Saddlebred Five Gaited, Open 79. American Saddlebred Five Gaited, Jr/Limt Horse Stake (qualifying class 29) 92. American Saddlebred Five Gaited Stake (qualifying classes 49) 118. American Saddlebred Five Gaited, Amateur Stake (qualifying class 38) Three-Gaited 81. American Saddlebred Three Gaited, Open 115. American Saddlebred Three Gaited Stake (qualifying classes 81) Park 15. American Saddlebred Park Horse, Amateur 51. American Saddlebred Park Horse, Amateur Stake (qualifying class 15) 88. American Saddlebred Park Horse, Open 113. American Saddlebred Park Horse Stake (qualifying classes 88) Country Pleasure 41. American Saddlebred English Country Pleasure, Jr.Exhibitor 57. American Saddlebred English Country Pleasure, Open 85. American Saddlebred English Country Pleasure, Sr.Rider 104. American Saddlebred English Country Pleasure, Stake (qualifying classes 41, 57 & 85) Hunter Pleasure 64. American Saddlebred Hunter Pleasure 107. American Saddlebred Hunter Pleasure Stake (qualifying class 64) Three-Gaited Show Pleasure 43. American Saddlebred Three Gaited Show Pleasure, Open 65. American Saddlebred Three Gaited Show Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor 69. American Saddlebred Three Gaited Show Pleasure, Jr./Limit Horse 76. American Saddlebred Three Gaited Show Pleasure, Sr. Rider 122. American Saddlebred Three Gaited Show Pleasure, Stake (qualifying classes 43, 65, 69 & 76) Park Pleasure 23. American Saddlebred Park Pleasure, Open 60. American Saddlebred Park Pleasure, Jr./Limit Horse 106. American Saddlebred Park Pleasure Stake (qualifying classes 23 & 60) K & C Hay Cube Distributors Pre-order & have your cubes delivered right to your stalls! 500 kg tote - $285 ½ tote - $150 Prices include delivery to the show Contact Colin 403-396-8047

TENTATIVE CLASS SCHEDULE FRIDAY Dressage start time 9:00 a.m. 201. Dressage Equitation, any age 202. TBA 203. Walk Trot Test A 204. Walk Trot Test B 205. Junior Rider Training Level Test 3 206. Junior Rider Training Level TOC 207. Senior Rider Training Level Test 3 208. Senior Rider Training Level TOC 209. Junior Rider First Level Test 3 210. Junior Rider First Level TOC 211. Senior Rider First Level Test 3 212. Senior Rider First Level TOC 213. Junior Rider Second Level Test 3 214. Junior Rider Second Level TOC 215. Senior Rider Second Level Test 3 216. Senior Rider Second Level TOC 217. Junior Rider Third Level Test 2 218. Junior Rider Third Level TOC 219. Senior Rider Third Level Test 2 220. Senior Rider Third Level TOC 221. TBA 222. Western Dressage Intro Level Test 1 223. Western Dressage Intro Level TOC 224. Western Dressage Basic Level Test 1 225. Western Dressage Basic Level TOC 226. Western Dressage Level 1 Test 1 227. Western Dressage Level 1 TOC 228. Western Dressage Level 2 Test 1 229. Western Dressage Level 2 TOC 230. Western Dressage Level 3 Test 1 231. Western Dressage Level 3 TOC 232. Western Dressage Level 4 Test 1 233. Western Dressage Level 4 TOC 10:00 A.M. 1. Showmanship 14 to 17 years 2. Showmanship 13 years & under 3. Assisted Showmanship, any age 4. All Breed In-hand, 2 years & under 5. American Saddlebred In-Hand, Country Type 6. Morgan In-Hand, 2 years & under 7. All Breed In-hand, 3 years & over 8. American Saddlebred In-Hand, Show Type 9. Morgan In-Hand, 3 years & over 10. American Saddlebred In-Hand Championship (1st & 2nd place from classes 5 & 8) 11. Morgan In-Hand Championship (1st & 2nd place from classes 6 & 9) 12. All Breed In-Hand Supreme Champion (1st & 2nd place from classes 4, 7, 10 & 11) 13. TBA

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14. Open Pony Driving 15. American Saddlebred Park, Amateur 16. Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor 17. All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Amateur 18. TBA 19. Saddleseat Equitation, 13 years & under 20. Walk-Trot Hunt or Saddleseat Equitation, 11 & under 21. Saddleseat Equitation, 14 to 17 years 22. All Breed Western Pleasure, Limit Rider 23. American Saddlebred Park Pleasure, Open 24. Western Equitation, 13 years & under 25. All Breed Green as Grass Pleasure 26. Western Equitation, 14 to 17 years 27. All Breed English Pleasure, Amateur Probable Break 28. Academy Walk-Trot 29. American Saddlebred Five Gaited, Junior/Limit Horse 30. TBA 31. All Breed Western Pleasure Jr./Limit Horse 32. All Breed Road Hack 33. All Breed Ranch Pleasure, Open 34. All breed Walk-Jog Western Pleasure, 11 & under 35. All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor 36. Schooling Class

Evening not to start before 6:30 PM 37. All Breed Pleasure Driving, Open 38. American Saddlebred 5-Gaited, Amateur 39. TBA 40. All Breed Adult Amateur Equitation 41. American Saddlebred English Country Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor 42. All Breed Western Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor 43. American Saddlebred 3-Gaited Show Pleasure, Open 44. All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Open 45. TBA 46. Morgan Western Pleasure, Amateur 47. All Breed English Pleasure, Limit Rider 48. Morgan English Pleasure, Open 49. American Saddlebred Five Gaited, Open

SATURDAY 9:30 a.m. 50. All Breed Pleasure Driving, Jr. Exhibitor 51. American Saddlebred Park, Amateur Stake (qualifying class 15) 52. All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Jr/Limit Horse 53. Morgan Western Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor 54. Academy Walk-Trot 55. Hunt Seat Equitation 13 years & under 56. TBA 57. American Saddlebred English Country Pleasure, Open 58. Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Amateur 59. Hunt Seat Equitation 14 to 17 years 60. American Saddlebred Park Pleasure, Jr./Limit Horse 61. Walk Trot English Pleasure (Hunt or Saddleseat), 11 years & under Probable Break 62. All Breed Pleasure Driving , Jr./Limit Horse 63. Morgan English Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor 64. America Saddlebred Hunter Pleasure, Open 65. American Saddlebred 3-Gaited Show Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor 66. All Breed Western Pleasure, Open 67. All Breed Show Hack Open 68. All Breed Green as Grass, Equitation 69. American Saddlebred 3-Three Gaited Show Pleasure, Jr/Limit Horse 70. All breed Walk-Jog Western Equitation, 11 & under 71. All Breed Jr./Sr. Rider 72. All Breed English Pleasure, Jr./Limit Horse Probable Break 73. Schooling Class 74. All Breed Assisted Walk-Trot, any age 75. Morgan English Pleasure, Amateur 76. American Saddlebred 3 Gaited Show Pleasure., Sr. Rider 77. All Breed English Pleasure, Jr. Exhibitor

Evening not to start before 6:30 PM 78. All Breed Costume Class 79. American Saddlebred Five Gaited, Junior/Limit Horse Stake (qualifying class 29) 80. Open Pony Driving Championship (qualifying class 14) 81. American Saddlebred 3-Gaited, Open 82. All Breed Walk-Trot Equitation Championship (qualifying classes 20 & 70) 83. Jr. Exhibitor Equitation, Championship (qualifying classes 19, 21, 24, 26, 55 & 59) 84. Morgan Western Pleasure, Open 85. American Saddlebred English Country Pleasure, Sr. Rider 86. TBA 87. All Breed English Pleasure, Open Probable Break 88. American Saddlebred Park, Open 89. Morgan Hunter Pleasure, Open 90. All Breed Ranch Pleasure, Amateur/Jr. Exhibitor 91. TBA 92. American Saddlebred 5-Gaited Stake (qualifying class 49) 93. Ride-a-Fiver

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94. All Breed Trail, Open 95. All Breed Trail, Limit Rider 96. All Breed Trail, Walk-Trot/Jog 97. All Breed Trail, Stake

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98. Schooling Class 99. All Breed Pleasure Driving Stake 100. All Breed Hunter Pleasure, Jr./Limit Horse Stake 101. All Breed Western Pleasure, Amateur 102. All Breed Green as Grass, Stake 103. All Breed Leadline, Any age 104. American Saddlebred English Country Pleasure Stake (qualifying classes 41, 57 & 85) 105. All Breed Walk-Jog, Western Pleasure, 11 & under Championship (qualifying class 34) 106. American Saddlebred Park Pleasure Stake (qualifying classes 23 & 60) 107. American Saddlebred Hunter Pleasure Stake (qualifying class 64) 108. All Breed Western Pleasure Stake 109. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Championship (qualifying classes 16, 58 & 89) 110. All Breed Walk-Trot English Pleasure (Hunt or Saddleseat), 11 & Under Championship (qualifying class 61) 111. All Breed Executive Pleasure 112. All Breed English Pleasure, Stake Probable Break 113. American Saddlebred Park Horse Stake (qualifying class 88) 114. Academy Walk-Trot 115. American Saddlebred 3-Three Gaited, Stake (qualifying class 81) 116. All breed Hunter Pleasure, Limit Rider 117. All Breed Western Pleasure, Jr./Limit Horse Stake 118. American Saddlebred 5-Gaited, Amateur Stake (qualifying class 38) 119. All Breed Hunter Pleasure Stake 120. Morgan Western Pleasure Championship (qualifying classes 46, 53 & 84) 121. All Breed Dressage Suitabillity, Under Saddle 122. American Saddlebred 3-Gaited Show Pleasure Stake (qualifying classes 43, 65, 69 & 76) 123. Morgan English Pleasure Championship (qualifying classes 48, 63 & 75)

Short Break 124. All Breed Ranch Riding, Open – Pattern 1 125. All Breed Ranch Riding, Amateur/Jr. Exhibitor – Pattern 1 126. All Breed Ranch Riding, Open – Pattern 2 127. All Breed Ranch Riding, Amateur/Jr. Exhibitor – Pattern 2