Kaspian Equestrian DRESSAGE COLLAGE AEF Wild Rose Schooling Shows June 23, July 14, August 11, 2018 Classical Horse Dressage Trials Working Western Equitation Dressage Bringing together the disciplines with a foundation in the principals of Dressage to provide an opportunity to learn, share, compete, and have some fun together in the pursuit of effective horsemanship. Classes offered Registration June 23 July 14 August 11 Show Date: AEF #: required Walk Trot A Walk Trot B Walk Trot C Rider name: Walk Trot TOC Walk Trot TOC Walk Trot TOC Phone #: Age if <18: Training Test 1 Training Test 2 Training Test 3 Address: Training TOC Training TOC Training TOC Email: First Test 1 First Test 2 First Test 3 Horse name: Sex: First TOC First TOC First TOC Breed: Age: Second Test 1 Second Test 2 Second Test 3 Office Fee per Horse/Rider combination $20.00 Second TOC Second TOC Second TOC ($25) test $25.00 Third Test 1 Third Test 2 Third Test 3 ($25) test Third TOC Third TOC Third TOC ($25) test Fourth level or FEI Test Of Choice (x2) ($25) test Eventing Test of Choice (x2) ($25) test Western Dressage Test Of Choice (x2) Day stall with bedding ($20) Prix-Caprilli Test Of Choice (x2) Day paddock outdoor ($10) Working Equitation Dressage Test of Choice (x2) Overnight stall with bedding ($35) Working Equitation Ease Of Handling TOC (x2) Overnight paddock outdoor ($15) Working Equitation Speed trial TOC (x2) Late entry fee ($15) "Up the Creek" Hunter Derby Total fees June 18 July 9 August 6 Entries close Registration, payment can be Emailed / E-trans Rebecca Cade Wendy Clark Kim Vos Judge or mailed in. Payable to Kaspian Equestrian Year end harvest show to be held September 8, 2018. Directions: Rural Address 33375 Rge Rd 21 From Red Deer: Take highway 2A south. At township 334 ( Netook Road) travel west for 5 miles. Kaspian is located on the south side of township 334 on RR 21 From Calgary: Take highway 27 west through Olds. Turn north at 57 AVE, follow 57 Ave (RR15) four miles out of town Turn left (west) at Township 334 follow Township 334 for 1.5 miles. Kaspian is located South of 334 on RR 21 Concession opens at 10:00 To view the tests see www.equestrian.ca/sport/dressage/tests Visit our website at www.kaspianequestrian.com Contact us for more information or to register for the show at Phone (403) 556-3478 Cell (780) 623-0234 [email protected] Mail Box 26, Site 7, RR 3 Olds, Alberta T4H-1P4 Kaspian Equestrian 2018 DRESSAGE COLLAGE Classical Dressage From the principals of horsemanship first written some 2300 years ago the pursuit of effective "training" and has been an ageless and timeless art stamped deep into the history of mankind. Classical dressage as we know it today stems from both the military training programs of northern Europe and the cattle working and bullfighting from Portugal and Spain. These training programs evolved over time into standardized tests for competition with the ultimate goal of the "Kurr" a choreographed dance on horseback to music. Horse Trials Horse Trials which is often referred to as Three Day Eventing or simply "Eventing" is a combination of three English ridng disciplines including dressage, stadium (show) jumping and cross country jumping. It is a true test of the competence of the rider and the willingness, versatility and training of the horse. Working Equitation Working equitation is being included as an introductory section of our series. It is a new and exciting sport emerging from Portugal and Spain with its foundation in classical dressage and cow working. The dressage tests are very similar to the dressage tests we are familiar with. Ease of handling is a series of obstacles combining trail, barrels, poles, jumping and other fun stuff to work through and is not timed. The speed trial includes a lesser number of the same obstacles as a timed event with timing faults for knock downs etc. Working equitation is just beginning in Canada with the Working Equitation Canada (WECan) Association established in the summer of 2018. To see the rules and view the tests please visit www.workingequitationcanada.com As the obstacle course is on a grass ring outside the speed trial may be canceled due to slippery ground conditions if it rains. Entry fees will be refunded if the class Is cancelled. Western Dressage The prime objective is the correct development of the horse so that the horse becomes an athlete who is a pleasure to ride, and who works in harmony with the rider. The result of this training is a horse that is calm, supple, loose, balanced, and flexible. The horse is also confident and willing to perform the correct basics with little effort. Prix Caprilli We are offering three Prix Caprilli tests for horses with jumping experience to be ridden in a snaffle bridle. #1 = walk trot, #2 = training, #3 = first level. The tests can be accessed on our website www.kaspianequestrian.com Hunter Derby Included as an activity class to have some fun, get some fresh air and challenge our horses to be thinking on their feet and about their feet. The course of 8 jumps is located in a pasture up a small creek valley adjacent to the Kaspian facilities. The jumps are standard hunter type jumps and will be set for three levels. Cross rails, 2 feet and 2.5 feet. General Information Alberta Equestrian Federation (AEF) Wild Rose-sanctioned competitions are to be run in accordance with the AEF Wild Rose Rules. An AEF membership is required to show in the Wild Rose Show and can be purchased through AEF at www.albertaequestrian.com This dressage schooling show is sanctioned by PAADA, the Parkland Area Alberta Dressage Association. Scores from this show may be submitted by members of PAADA for Year End High Point Schooling Show Awards. For PAADA membership information go to http://www.albertadressage.com/parkland/parkland-about.html This dressage schooling show is sanctioned by WECam, Working Equitation Canada… www.workingequitationcanada.com If you are interested in volunteering to help at the show please contact us. Jobs include in-gate person, show office, warm-up ring steward , etc. Experience is not necessary, just a willingness to help! Show Rules • All entries must ride at least one official dressage test f rom any of the approved disciplines. • All entries are eligible to ride up to 3 activity classes of their choice. • Horses must have numbers displayed anywhere on the show grounds. • The organizer reserves the right to refuse any entry at any time. • All riders are required to sign a waiver and release form for each show. • No more than one owner/lessee per entry form. • It is mandatory that all riders wear an ASTM approved, or higher, safety helmet while mounted. • There will be no refunds of entry fees after the official closing date with the exception of a Veterinary or Doctor’s Certificate. • Dressage Tests will be ridden in a 20x60m ring, Walk/Trot MAY be in a 20x40m ring. • Late entries will be allowed with a $15 fee. Ride times will be available online or by email or phone request Thursday prior to the show. • Horses may be ridden and hand grazed anywhere south of the riding Hall in the area of the equitation ring. Please do not walk or ride your horses on the mowed lawns around the arena. • Kaspian Equestrian Training Centre Rules apply to all activities at all times on the show grounds. To review these rules please visit our website at www.kaspianequestrian.com •For copies of any of the tests send us a request to [email protected] ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RISK AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY (AR-0103) For Participants Over the Age of Majority in the Province or Territory in which the Equine Activities are Provided by the Host WARNING: THIS AGREEMENT WILL AFFECT YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS. READ IT CAREFULLY! Every Person Must Read and Understand this Waiver Before Participating in Equine Activities The following waiver of all claims, release from all liability, assumption of all risks, agreement not to sue and other terms of this agreement are entered into by me (the Participant) with and for the benefit of: ____Kaspian Equestrian Training Centre / Rock-N-Rail Ranch Inc._ 2018 Wild Rose Schooling Show Series____, its directors, officers, employees, volunteers, business operators, agents and site property owners or lessees (collectively the "Host"). Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, "Equine Activities" includes but is not limited to trail rides, pack trips and riding instructions provided by the "Host" to the Participant. Initial Each Item below after Reading and Understanding each item: _____1. I am aware that there are inherent dangers, hazards and risks (collectively "Risks") associated with Equine Activities and injuries resulting from these "Risks" are a common occurrence. I am aware that the "Risks" of Equine Activities mean those dangerous conditions which are an integral part of "Equine Activities", including but not limited to: (a) the propensity of any equine to behave in ways that may result in injury, harm or death to persons on or around them and to potentially collide with, bite or kick other animals, people or objects; (b) the unpredictability of an equine's reaction to such things as sounds, sudden movement, tremors, vibrations, unfamiliar objects, persons or other animals and hazards such as subsurface objects; (c) the potential for other participants to behave in a negligent manner that may contribute to injury to themselves or others, including failing to act within their abilities to maintain control over an equine.