2015 Summer Festival& Zone Finals

William Clark ChamberlinEquestrian CenterAnchorage, Alaska

July 9 - 12, 2015Regional I, Jumper I

Alaska State Horseshows, Inc Classes to Count for the 2014 Annual Awards

Glacier Equestrian Events III

Short Stirrup Hunter 90 91 92 Long Stirrup Hunter 100 101 102 Modified Ch/AA Hunter 110 111 112 Low Working Hunter 10 11 12 Children’s/AA Working Hunter 120 121 122 Open Working Hunter 20 21 22 23 24 Junior/AO Hunter 70 71 72 80 81 82 3’3” Performance Hunter 30 31 32 3’6” Performance Hunter 40 41 42 Green Working Hunter 50 51 52 High Performance Hunter 60 61 62 Hunter Performance 123 124 125 126 Pony Hunter 1 2 3 Modified Ch/AA Equitation 230 231 232 Short Stirrup Equitation 240 241 242 Long Stirrup Equitation 250 251 252 Hunter Seat Equitation 2’9” 205 206 207 Hunter Seat Equitation 3’0” 210 211 212 215 216 217 220 221 222 225 226 227 Opportunity Walk/Trot 400 401 402 403 ASH Hunter Seat Medal 150 151 0.65m Beginning Jumper 300 301 0.75m Modified Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper 310 311 0.85m Jumper 320 321 0.90m Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper 330 331 0.95m Jumper 340 341 1.00m Jumper 350 351 1.05m and Above Jumper 360 370 380 390 361 371 381 391 Pleasure Horse 1st year Green 130 131 Owners (or Lessees) of Horses or Ponies recorded for ASH Performance Awards and Riders for the Equitation Awards must be current ASH members prior to the class for the points to count. Only those Horses, Ponies and Riders recorded in their respective divisions are eligible for the ASH Annual Awards Program.

USHJA Zone 12 Horsemanship Medal Qualifying Classes

USHJA Zone 12 Summer Festival & Zone Finals

Level I Horsemanship Medal Division Class 301 0.65m Beginning Jumper Class 91 Short Stirrup Hunter 2’0” Class 101 Long Stirrup Hunter 2’0”

Level II Horsemanship Medal Division Class 121 Children’s/Adult Amateur Working Hunter 2’9” Class 311 0.75m Modified Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper Class 321 0.85m Jumper Class 111 Modified Children’s/Adult Amateur Hunter 2’6”

Level III Horsemanship Medal Division Class 331 0.90 Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper Class 351 1.00m Jumper Class 24 Open Working Hunter 3’0” Class 72 Junior Working Hunter 3’3” Class 82 Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3”

USHJA Summer Festival and Zone 12 Finals Schedule of Events

 Thursday, July 9 Friday, July 10

7:00 am Ring open at for schooling on the flat only. 8:30 am Closed for schooling. Open to walk course.

9:00am 300 0.65m Beginning Jumper, II.2.c 310 0.75m Modified Children’s/AA Jumper, II.2.c 320 0.85m Jumper, II.2.c 330 0.90m Children’s/AA Jumper, II.2.c 340 0.95m Jumper, II.2.c 350 1.00m Jumper, II.2.c 360 1.05m Jumper, II.2.c 370 1.10m Jumper, II.2.c 380 1.15m Jumper, II.2.c 390 1.20m Jumper, II.2.c 10 Low Working Hunter 2’6” 11 Low Working Hunter 2’6” 12 Low Working Hunter 2’6” 20 Open Working Hunter 3’0” 21 Open Working Hunter 3’0” 22 Open Working Hunter U/S 30 3’3” Performance Hunter 31 3’3” Performance Hunter 32 3’3” Performance Hunter U/S 40 3’6” Performance Hunter 41 3’6” Performance Hunter 42 3’6” Performance Hunter U/S Green: 1st Year 3’6” 2nd Year 3’9” 50 Green Working Hunter 51 Green Working Hunter 52 Green Working Hunter U/S 60 High Performance Hunter 3’9” 61 High Performance Hunter 3’9” 62 High Performance Hunter U/S 70 Junior Working Hunter 3’3” 73 Junior Working Hunter U/S 80 Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3” 83 Amateur Owner Hunter U/S

150 ASH Hunter Seat Medal Qualifying Class 3’3”

L – 2’9” M – 2’3” S – 2’0” 1 Pony Working Hunter 2 Pony Working Hunter 3 Pony Working Hunter U/S

7:00 am Open for schooling on the flat only. 8:30 am Closed for schooling.

9:00am 23 Open Working Hunter 3’0” 24 Open Working Hunter 3’0” (Z12 Medal Class) 71 Junior Working Hunter 3’3” 72 Junior Working Hunter 3’3” (Z12 Medal Class) 81 Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3” 82 Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3” (Z12 Medal Class) 90 Short Stirrup Hunter 2’0” 91 Short Stirrup Hunter 2’0” (Z12 Medal Class) 92 Short Stirrup Hunter U/S 100 Long Stirrup Hunter 2’0” 101 Long Stirrup Hunter 2’0” (Z12 Medal Class) 102 Long Stirrup Hunter U/S 110 Modified Children’s/Adult Amateur Hunter 2’6” 111 Modified Children’s/Adult Amateur Hunter 2’6”

(Z12 Medal Class) 112 Modified Children’s/Adult Amateur Hunter U/S 120 Children’s/ Adult Amateur Working Hunter 2’9” 121 Children’s/ Adult Amateur Working Hunter 2’9”

(Z12 Medal Class) 122 Children’s/ Adult Amateur Working Hunter US 130 Pleasure Horse First Year Green 301 0.65m Beginning Jumper, IV.1 (Z12 Medal Class) 311 0.75m Modified Children’s/AA Jumper, IV.1

(Z12 Medal Class) 321 0.85m Jumper, II.1 (Z12 Medal Class) 331 0.90m Children’s/AA Jumper, II.1

(Z12 Medal Class) 341 0.95m Jumper, II.1 351 1.00m Jumper, II.1 (Z12 Medal Class) 361 1.05m Jumper, II.1 371 1.10m Jumper, II.1 392 1.10m Pony Jumper, II.1 381 1.15m Jumper, II.1 391 1.20m Jumper, II.1 151 ASH Hunter Seat Medal Qualifying Class 3’3”

 

USHJA Summer Festival and Zone 12 Finals Schedule of Events

Saturday, July 11 USHJA Zone 12 Finals Day Sunday, July 12

7:00 am Open for schooling on the flat only. 8:30 am Closed for schooling.

9:00 am 131 Pleasure Horse, 1st Year Green 124 Bridle Path Hack 125 Hunter Hack 126 English Pleasure Horse, Hunter Type

400 Walk/Trot Hunter 401 Walk/Trot Equitation 402 Opportunity Trot Cross-rails, Hunter 403 Opportunity Trot Cross-rails, Equitation 240 Short Stirrup Equitation 2’0” 241 Short Stirrup Equitation, 2’0” 242 Short Stirrup Equitation, flat 250 Long Stirrup Equitation, 2’0” 251 Long Stirrup Equitation, 2’0” 252 Long Stirrup Equitation, flat 230 Modified Children’s/Adult Amateur Equitation 2’6” 231 Modified Children’s/Adult Amateur Equitation 2’6” 232 Modified Children’s/Adult Amateur Equitation– flat OPPORTUNITY DIVISION 600 Opportunity Hunter 2’0” 601 Opportunity Hunter Under Saddle 602 Opportunity Equitation, Hunter Seat, 2’0” 603 Opportunity Equitation, Hunter Seat, flat 604 Opportunity Jumper, 2’0”, Table II 610 Leadline 205 2’9” Junior/Adult Amateur Hunter Seat Equitation 206 2’9” Junior/Adult Amateur Hunter Seat Equitation 207 2’9” Junior/Adult Amateur Hunter Seat Equitation, flat 210 3’0” Hunter Seat Equitation, 14 and Under 211 3’0” Hunter Seat Equitation, 14 and Under 212 3’0” Hunter Seat Equitation, 14 and Under, flat 215 3’0” Hunter Seat Equitation, 15 - 17 216 3’0” Hunter Seat Equitation, 15 - 17 217 3’0” Hunter Seat Equitation, 15 - 17, flat 220 3’0” Hunter Seat Equitation, 18 - 35 221 3’0” Hunter Seat Equitation, 18 - 35 222 3’0” Hunter Seat Equitation, 18 - 35, flat 225 3’0” Hunter Seat Equitation, 36+ 226 3’0” Hunter Seat Equitation, 36+ 227 3’0” Hunter Seat Equitation, 36+ 395 USHJA 3’3” Jumper Seat Medal

7:00 am Open for schooling on the flat only. 8:30 am Closed for schooling.

9:00am JUMPER SECTION

700 $500 0.90m Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper Classic, II.2.a

701 $500 1.10m Pony Jumper Classic, II.2.a

702 $500 1.15m Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper Classic

703 $500 1.20m Open Jumper Classic

Jumper Awards Ceremony

710 USHJA Zone 12 Medal Equitation Championship, 3’0”

Equitation Challenge Award Ceremony

HUNTER SECTION 715 $500 Pony Hunter Classic 716 $500 Children’s/Adult Amateur Hunter Classic, 2’9” 717 $500 Junior/Amateur Owner Hunter Classic, 3’3” 718 $500 Open Hunter Classic

Hunter Awards Ceremony

 

Hunter & Jumper Judge

Ms. Lisa Forman Pompano Beach, FL

Steward Ms. Jil Edwards Bothell, Washington

Show Manager Mrs. Kerri Geppert Chugiak, Alaska

Course Designer Mr. Robert Gage San Marcos, California

Show Secretary Mrs. Sonna Lyle Anchorage, Alaska

Announcer Ms. Rebecca Weiant Anchorage, Alaska

Paddock Master Ms. Benji Wood Palmer, Alaska

Ring Crew Lead Ms. Aimee Ritter Anchorage, Alaska

Veterinarian Knik River Veterinary Services Palmer, Alaska

Farrier Joshua Morris Palmer, Alaska

Emergency Medical Services

Alaska Professional Volunteers Anchorage, Alaska

USHJA Zone 12 Summer Festival &

Zone 12 Finals

July 9 – 12, 2015 List of Officials

Thank You to Peggy Fackrell for her generous

sponsorship USHJA Zone 12 Summer Festival

& Zone Finals

GENERAL RULES AND INFORMATION

§ Conditions of Competition Every class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specifications of the current USEF rulebook will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith. 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 $30 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 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.

§ 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, cablecasts, 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 The Horse Show Committee reserves the right to postpone or cancel any class or to cancel the show due to severe weather or other emergency. The right is also reserved to combine or change the order of classes and to refuse to return any entry fee before or during the show without being liable for compensation. The Horse Show Committee reserves the right to itself to interpret all questions and conditions in regard to or arising out of, or incident to the show without claims for damages or recourse of any kind. All questions not covered in these Rules shall be decided by the Horse Show Management; its decision to be final.

This entry shall constitute an agreement and affirmation that the person entering this horse show as rider or owner will hold harmless the competition officials, directors and other agents for any injury or loss resulting, directly or indirectly, from the negligent acts or omissions of said officials and will abide by the local rules of the competition.

1. CLOSING OF ENTRIES Closing date is Tuesday, June 30, 2015. Entries must be postmarked on or before the closing date

2. ENTRY PROCEDURES Only complete entries, by the following specifications, will be accepted. Incomplete entries will not be processed and will incur an incomplete entry fee of $75.00 in addition to a late entry fee of $50. NO EXCEPTIONS. NUMBERS WILL NOT BE ISSUED WITHOUT A SIGNED OPEN CHECK OR CREDIT CARD AUTHORIZATION – NO EXCEPTIONS. Payment: Exhibitors may pay by check. Payment may be made as follows:

a. Pay all fees with entry submission including $50 administration fee. Checks payable to USHJA Zone 12.

b. A signed open check. No entry will be processed without a signed open check. c. All accounts must be closed by Noon on the final day of the horse show. d. All entries which are late will be assessed a $50 late fee. NO EXCEPTIONS.

To be complete, entry and entry forms for each show must include: a. Horse’s name and complete description with USEF and USHJA numbers. b. Owner name. c. Rider name. d. All classes entered. e. All mandatory signatures. f. Organization membership numbers and copy of membership cards for owner, rider,

trainer, and coach (if applicable). g. USEF Large, Small, Junior Hunter & Small, Medium, and Large Pony Measurement card

if required. h. Two copies of current (within six months) negative EIA.

It is recommended that exhibitors use the USEF Membership Verification service at www.eqverification.org to verify and print membership information for horse, owner, trainer, coach and rider for competition entry purposes. The exhibitor, trainer and coach must be a member of USEF and USHJA or pay the $30.00 nonmember fee for each organization. See membership statement.

Mail entries and fees to: Sonna Lyle

3843 Wesleyan Drive Anchorage, AK 99508

3. ADMINISTRATION FEE, POST ENTRIES, ADDS, SUBSTITUTIONS AND SCRATCHES All entries will be charged a $50 Administration Fee. This fee is NOT credited to the horse’s entry and will not be refunded in the event of an entry withdrawal and/or cancellation. A post entry is an entry that has not been received by the horse show office prior to the closing date for entries. Any entry made on or after the first day of competition will pay a penalty fee of $50. Adds and scratches are made on an entry that has been received by the horse show office. Any add, scratch or change made in the Horse Show Office on the official form will incur the following fees:

Add – No charge up until 6:00 pm the day before class is held. $10 per class after 6:00 pm for all entrants Gate Add - $15 plus entry fee. A Gate Add is defined as entering a class at the gate without completing add paperwork in the office prior to the class being held. Scratches - NO charge if scratched day before class is scheduled. NO refund of entry fees if scratched day of class. Change of horse in equitation class – No charge Change of rider in performance class – No charge

A new horse may be substituted for a scratched horse with a veterinarian’s certificate. There will be a $50 office charge.

Non-showing horse must be named in the Horse Information section and the box labeled Non-Showing Horse. There is a $20 fee per horse per day in addition to stabling fees. A current (within six months) negative EIA must be included with the entry. A Non-Showing horse that ultimately enters the show will be considered a Post Entry.

4. CANCELLATION OF ENTRIES AND REFUNDS Exhibitors canceling entries after the closing date shall forfeit their entry fees, except in the case of disability of a horse. Entry fees will be refunded on presentation to the Show Secretary of a certificate of disability from a qualified veterinarian PRIOR to the first class in which the horse is entered.

a. No refunds of entry fees shall be made after the first class in which the horse is entered unless the certificate of disability is issued by the Official Show Veterinarian on duty.

b. No refund of entry fees for classes already held prior to notification to the Horse Show Office.

c. No refunds of stabling or administration fees. d. Refunds will be mailed within 30 days of the last date of the horse show.

5. RETURNED CHECKS There will be a $50 per check returned by the bank for any reason. A check/credit card transaction may be processed through the bank a second time. To retain entries, the fees and penalty must be paid by Money Order, Cashiers Check or Cash before 4:00 pm the day before the horse show starts. In the event a check/credit card transaction is returned after the completion of the show, it will be handled in accordance with USEF GR913. There are no check cashing services available on the show grounds. Please plan accordingly.

6. USHJA HORSE REGISTRATIONS All horses competing in Federation non-breed restricted licensed competitions with hunter, hunter breeding, jumper and hunter seat equitation classes (except those activities enumerated in GR901.9, items 1-9) must be properly identified and must obtain a Registration Number from USHJA. A registration number for each horse must be entered on all entry forms for licensed competitions.

7. USEF FEE For every horse participating in any USEF recognized competition, a $16 USEF fee will be collected ($8 shall be a Drugs & Medication fee to provide for research, inspection and enforcement of rules regarding use of medications and drugs – see USEF GR407).

8. USHJA ZONE SUPPORT FEE Every horse entered in any competition recognized by the USEF will be assessed a $2.00 USHJA Zone Support Fee, which will be distributed to the USHJA Zones in 2013 to provide the necessary funding to allow the Zones to increase their programs and benefits to their constituents.

9. AMATEUR CERTIFICATION Every person who has reached his/her eighteenth birthday and competes in classes for amateurs under Federation rules must possess current amateur certification issued by the federation. Photocopies of current amateur certification may be included with entries or made available when picking up numbers. SEE USEF GR 1307

10. MEASUREMENT All horses/ponies showing in the Junior Hunter, Pony Hunter, or Pony Jumper sections must be in possession of a USEF measurement card or a copy of a valid measurement form, and the same (in its original form) must be presented to the Horse Show Secretary. Numbers WILL NOT be issued before the above requirements have been complied with. Any entrant in the Pony Jumper, Pony Hunter, or Junior Hunter divisions whose pony or horse has not been properly measured MUST notify show management no later than 5 p.m. the day prior to the first day of competition of the need for measurement. The show veterinarian and show steward will be available to measure at 8:00 am on the first day of the Horse Show only for those entrants that have notified show management.

11. HEALTH REQUIREMENTS Two copies of a current (within 6 months) negative EIA must be included with entries and for any horse on the grounds during the competition. Two copies are requested, one copy is for the facility owner.

12. STABLING AND GROUNDS FEE Overnight stabling is provided in 10’ x 12’ stalls with full doors, and is available beginning Wednesday July 8 at 8:00am. Stabling will be assigned on a first come first serve basis. The fee is $25.00 per regular stall per day. A stabling “day” runs from 5 pm to 5 pm. If a horse occupies a stall at any time during the day or night, then the full amount of the fee is due. Only sawdust or wood shavings are allowed. No more than the equivalent of three bags of wood shavings at anytime are allowed per stall. PAPER OR STRAW BEDDING is not permitted. Stabling will be available from 8:00 a.m. on the day prior to first scheduled date of competition. Each entry must lodge a mandatory $50 stall cleaning deposit with the Show Office. This deposit will be returned or credited to entry if the following conditions are met: 1. All manure, hay, bedding, and trash are removed from stall and front areas of stall. 2. All areas in front of stall are raked and cleaned. 3. ALL yarn, papers, and other trash removed. Show Manager will issue OK for return of deposit at end of Horse Show after inspection of stalls and stall area. Please plan accordingly as manager will be busy at end of show. Please note that no stall deposit will be returned or credited to entry until show manager has inspected area. A grounds fee of $15 per day will be assessed for any horse entered in classes but not stabling. This fee helps cover rental of the facility. Please review William Clark Chamberlin Equestrian Center Facility Rules posted in the show office.

13. FOOTING AND ARENAS There are two arenas available to competitors at GEE III at the WCCEC. Size and footing is as follows: Arena Size Footing Main Arena 150’ x 300’ Sand Schooling 90’ x 175’ Sand No other arenas may be used during the competition unless the exhibitor is a member of WCCEC or pays a day use fee as listed in the WCCEC Facility Rules.

14. SCHOOLING AND EXERCISE Schooling over fences will be available in the competition ring from 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm the day prior to competition. One additional schooling area will be available for use before and during the competition. No schooling is allowed in the dressage arena or EATA (dressage schooling) arena before or during the competition.

15. ARENA ETIQUETTE While the arena is open for schooling on the flat and/or over fences, show management reserves the right to ask horses/riders/trainers to leave the arena if their schooling is disruptive. Fences may be lowered or raised. HOWEVER, THEY MAY NOT BE MOVED, AND PANELS, FLOWERS, ETC., MAY NOT BE ADDED AND/OR REMOVED. The only exception will be to allow removal of panels and/or flowers while schooling is open in order to adjust fence heights lower than the panel and/or flowers will allow. Horses and/or unauthorized persons are not permitted in the arena when a course is set or in the process of being set for an upcoming class. VIOLATIONS of any of the above will be considered cause for elimination from the show and/or a $100 fine.

16. VETERINARIAN AND FARRIER The veterinarian and farrier for the show are on call. Their respective phone numbers will be posted outside and inside the Horse Show Office.

17. PROPER SHARPS DISPOSAL Sharps containers are available for the proper disposal of needles or other sharp disposable instruments—please use them! Show Management may fine any individuals including trainers, owners, exhibitors, or their agents up to $100 for improper disposal of needles or other sharp disposable instruments.

18. MINOR EXHIBITORS Parent(s) or guardian(s) of minor exhibitors shall hold the Horse Show Management and the Facility harmless for any injury to such minor. NO minor’s entry will be accepted or number issued unless the entry is signed by a parent or LEGAL guardian.

19. JUMPING ORDER Hunters will run with an open card; signups will be available in Horse Show Office beginning at 8:00 am. Jumpers and Equitation will run with a randomly drawn order and posted at least 60 minutes prior to class start time.

20. CHAMPIONSHIPS All hunter championships and reserve championships will be awarded according to USEF HU147 - 153. Ties in Equitation will be broken by the most points earned over fences. Ties in Jumper will remain tied.

21. MOTORIZED VEHICLES 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 of 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), guardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child committing the offense. Penalties may include exclusion of the child, parent(s), 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.

22. PRIZE MONEY Prize money in all classics will be divided 50%, 25%, 15%, and 10% unless designated otherwise. Prize money in rated Hunter sections will be split between the over fences classes in each division and awarded 50%, 25%, 15%, and 10% unless designated otherwise. The owner of any horse/pony exhibited in classes where prize money is awarded MUST provide a Social Security number before prize money will be paid. Prize money checks will be made out to the prize money recipient recorded on the entry blank and will be mailed or hand-delivered within 30 days after the show. No prize money will be awarded in hunters or classics unless there is a minimum of three entrants in the class.

23. PROTECTIVE HEAD GEAR It is compulsory for all persons at Federation licensed hunter, jumper or hunter/jumper competitions when mounted anywhere on the competition grounds, to wear properly fastened protective headgear which meets or exceeds ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials)/SEI (Safety Equipment Institute) standards for equestrian use and carries the SEI tag. It must be properly fitted with harness secured.

24. ACCIDENTS INVOLVING COMPETITORS Per GR1317, in the event of a fall/accident where the competitor is apparently unconscious or concussed, he/she is precluded from competing until evaluated by qualified medical personnel as defined in GR1211.5. If the competitor refuses to be evaluated, he is disqualified from the competition.

25. STALLIONS Stallions are barred from any Ladies’ or Junior Exhibitors’ classes except as provided for in division rules. Unless competition rules state otherwise, stallions may be shown by anyone in other classes in every division. (GR824) No junior exhibitor shall handle, ride, or drive a stallion in any ASH-recognized class at any time.

26. SHOW OFFICE HOURS The horse show office will be open from 4pm – 7 pm the day prior to competition. During the regular competition days, the show office will be open from 8:00 am to one-half hour after the last class of the day.

27. WCCEC RESTRICTIONS Dogs must be on a leash and under hand control at all times. No dogs are permitted in the barn or barn aisles when horses are present. (Service dogs are the only exception.) No smoking is allowed in the barns or barn aisles at WCCEC. Areas in the vicinity of the spectator bleachers on the north side of the main arena, the concession stand, and the grassy picnic area are off limits to horses at all times. All other facility rules will be posted in the show office and are available on the Anchorage Horse Council website at www.anchoragehorsecouncil.com

28. PARKING Vehicles are required to park only in designated parking areas. No parking is allowed between offices and arenas, or on the grass. Vehicles are allowed to load and unload horses and equipment between offices and arenas ONLY before and after events, with due caution given to horses and riders present. Please use wheelbarrows to move equipment during events. Only vehicles providing handicap access are allowed beyond the parking lots during events and must use the road behind the barns.

29. DIRECTIONS Option 1: Via the New Seward Highway, take the Dimond Boulevard exit off the New Seward Highway from the north or the south. Turn east onto Dimond Blvd. Dimond Blvd. becomes Abbott Road. Pass through the Lake Otis intersection. The William Clark Chamberlin Center is located three-quarters of a mile east of the Lake Otis/Abbot Road intersection on the right side of the road. It is the first driveway entrance on the right past the church parking lot. Option 2: From the Glenn Highway into Anchorage, take the Boniface Parkway exit, turn left onto Boniface Parkway. Travel on Boniface Parkway through the Tudor Road intersection; Boniface Parkway becomes Martin Luther King Drive. Turn left at Elmore Road. Travel on Elmore Road to Abbott Road. Turn right onto Abbott Road. The entrance to William Clark Chamberlin Equestrian Center will be the first driveway on the left.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2014 ZONE 12 FINALS CHAMPIONS

Hunter Seat Medal Championship 3'0” Taylor Weeks

0.90m Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper Lora Danica Z Owner: Megan Graham 1.15m Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper Viva La Vida Owner: Mary Dallas Allen Pony Hunter Lil’ Miss Tink Owner: Katelynn Toth Children’s/Adult Amateur Hunter 2’9” Escada Be You Owner: Jenny Rousey

Junior/Amateur Owner Hunter Dublin Owner: Taylor Weeks Performance Hunter 3’3”/3’6” Beam Me Up Owner: Carrie Patnode

Green/High Performance Hunter Galen Owner: Jordan Olive

HUNTER DIVISION

SPECIFICATIONS FOR ALL HUNTER CLASSES (RATED AND NON-RATED)

1. Entry Fees: Please refer to the class listing and descriptions below for class entry fees. The last class number listed in the description is the under saddle class unless otherwise noted. 2. Hunter Over Fences Classes: To be shown over a minimum of eight fences the required height. To be judged on performance, soundness, manners and way of going unless otherwise noted. 3. Hunter Under Saddle Classes: To be shown at a walk, trot and canter. Light contact with the horse’s mouth is required. To be judged on performance and soundness. Horses should be obedient, alert, responsive, and move freely. They should not be eliminated for slight errors. Entrants in all classes, except Green Working Hunter and Long and Short Stirrup Hunter, may be asked to hand gallop at the discretion of the judge but no more than eight to gallop at one time. Martingales not permitted. To be eligible for an Under Saddle class, horses must be entered in at least one class over fences in the same section during the competition. To maintain points won in the under saddle classes the competitor must complete the course in at least one over fences class. 4. Champion and Reserve Champion: Awarded to the two horses scoring the most points over fences. Only the top four scoring horses will receive full points for ribbons won under saddle. Champion and Reserve Champion to receive ribbons. Points will be awarded if less than three participants in a class. 5. Courses: Hunter courses will simulate fences found in the hunting field such as: brush, wall, in-and-out, oxer, post and rails, gate, coop, and panels. The area of the courtesy circle may be restricted by a mandatory line and will be indicated on the course diagram, as well as a corresponding barrier erected on course. Management reserves the right to adjust fence heights or spreads as competition warrants. 6. Jogging: The following hunter sections will not be jogged: Children’s/Adult Amateur, Short Stirrup, Long Stirrup, Modified Children’s/Adult Amateur, Low, and Open. 7. Awards: Ribbons to eight places. 8. Hunter Classics: Hunter Classics will receive Horse of the Year, Zone and ASH points in the applicable division. Please see class description for more information. Ribbons to eight places. 9. Combining of divisions. USEF rated hunter divisions will be combined according to the specifications in HU 112.6. Please be familiar with these specifications as a horse that is eligible for more than one section must be declared and compete in only one.

USEF/USHJA “B” RATED HUNTER SECTIONS

Class

Numbers Class

Fee $50 3’3” Performance Hunter 30, 31, 32 $30 Open to horses. Fence height 3’3”. If there are fewer than six entries in either the Performance Hunter 3’3” or Performance Hunter 3’6”, the classes must be combined.

$100 3’6” Performance Hunter 40, 41, 42 $30 Open to horses. Fence height 3’6”. If there are fewer than six entries in either the Performance Hunter 3’3” or Performance Hunter 3’6”, the classes must be combined.

$100 Green Working Hunter 50, 51, 52 $30 Open to horses in their first or second year of showing at Regular Member Competitions of the USEF or Canadian Equestrian Federation in any class that require horses to jump 3'6” or higher in height. First year horses to jump 3'6", second year horses to jump 3'9", spreads not to exceed 4’. If combined Green Working sections have fewer than three entries, then they must be combined with High Performance Working Hunter. A horse that is eligible for more than one section must be declared and compete in only one. Please see HU 112.6 for more information.

$200 High Performance Working Hunter 60, 61, 62 $30 Open to horses. Fence height 3’9”, spreads not to exceed 4’. If High Performance Working Hunter has fewer than three entries, then they must be combined with combined Green Working sections. A horse that is eligible for more than one section must be declared and compete in only one. Please see HU 112.6 for more information.

$100 Junior Working Hunter 70, 71, 72 $30 Open to horses and ponies. Ponies may not be entered in Junior Hunter classes if Pony Hunter classes are offered at the same competition. All horses showing as Junior Hunters must have an USEF measurement card. All entrants must be ridden and handled by junior exhibitors in all phases of the class. No exhibitor may ride more than three horses in a class. To be shown over a minimum of eight obstacles 3'3" in height; spreads not to exceed 4'. Manners will be emphasized; extreme speed will be penalized. If class has less than three entrants, may be combined with Amateur Owner Hunter.

$100 Amateur Owner Hunter 80, 81, 82 $30 Open to horses and ponies. Ponies may not cross-enter between Amateur Owner Hunter classes and Pony Hunter classes at the same competition. All amateur owner entrants must be ridden by amateur exhibitors in possession of a current USEF amateur card who are amateur owners or are an amateur member of the owner's family. Leased horses are not eligible and multiple ownership is not permitted unless all owners are members of the same family. An amateur who rides for a person outside of his family may not ride in a class restricted to amateur owners at the same competition. Amateur owner riders may, however, ride for other exhibitors in Under Saddle Classes and for other amateur owners who have more than one entry in the Under Saddle Class. No exhibitor may ride more than three horses in a class. To be shown over a minimum of eight obstacles 3'3" in height; spreads not to exceed 4'0” Manners will be emphasized; extreme speed will be penalized. If class has less than three entrants, may be combined with Junior Working Hunter. Children’s/Adult Amateur Working Hunter 120, 121, 122 $30 Open to horses and ponies. Entrants must be ridden and handled by junior or amateur exhibitors in all phases of the class. Fences height 2’9”, spreads not to exceed height of the obstacle.

$100 Pony Working Hunter 1, 2, 3 $30 Open to ponies 14.2 hands and under, ridden and handled by junior exhibitors in all phases of the class. Small ponies: 2'0", medium ponies: 2'3", and large ponies: 2'9". Junior riders showing ponies cannot compete in any class where fences may be set higher than 3’3” at the same competition (Exceptions are Pony Jumpers, Children’s Jumpers and Green Pony Hunters.)

$500 USHJA Zone 12 Finals Pony Hunter Classic (Large – 2’9”, Medium – 2’3”, Small – 2’0”) 715 $50

Open to ponies. To be eligible, pony must have entered, shown and completed the course in at least two over fences classes in the hunter section (rated or non-rated). All ponies to be considered for an award must be serviceably sound and will be jogged. All entrants must be ridden and handled by junior exhibitors in all phases of the class. Riders may not cross-enter into any class with fences over 3’6” at this show. Competitors my only ride two ponies per height section Class will be run in two rounds. The first round will be a hunter classic course of eight (8) to (10) obstacles in accordance with HU119. The second round will be a minimum of ten (10) obstacles of at lest six different types. Fence heights will be the same as the first round. The same horse/rider combination must compete in both rounds. The top twelve or 50% of the entries in the first round, whichever is greater will return for the second round. If a horse is eliminated in the first round of competition, they may not return for the second round. The order for the second round will be in reverse order of the first round scores, lowest score to return first. If a rider is eliminated in the second round, a score of zero will be combined with the first round score and the rider will be placed accordingly. Both rounds will count equally in final placing. Open numerical judging system will be used. Bonus points will be awarded toward Horse of the Year and Zone awards in the pony’s respective section. Refer to HU145 for more information. $500 USHJA Zone 12 Finals Children’s/Adult Amateur Hunter Classic 2’9”

716 $50 Open to horses and ponies. To be eligible, horses/ponies must have entered, shown and completed the course in at least two over fences classes in the hunter section (rated or non-rated). All horses/ponies to be considered for an award must be serviceably sound but will not be jogged. All entrants must be ridden and handled by junior exhibitors or amateurs 18 years and over in possession of a current USEF amateur card. There is no limit to the number of horses a rider may compete on. Class will be run in two rounds. The first round will be a hunter classic course of eight (8) to (10) obstacles in accordance with HU119. The second round will be a minimum of ten (10) obstacles of at lest six different types. Fence heights will be the same as the first round. The same horse/rider combination must compete in both rounds. The top twelve or 50% of the entries in the first round, whichever is greater will return for the second round. If a horse is eliminated in the first round of competition, they may not return for the second round. The order for the second round will be in reverse order of the first round scores, lowest score to return first. If a rider is eliminated in the second round, a score of zero will be combined with the first round score and the rider will be placed accordingly. Both rounds will count equally in final placing. Open numerical judging system will be used. Bonus points will be awarded toward Horse of the Year and Zone awards in the horse’s/pony’s respective section. Refer to HU145 for more information.

$500 USHJA Zone 12 Finals Junior/Amateur Owner Classic 3’3”

717 $50 Open to horses. To be eligible, horses must have entered, shown and completed the course in at least two over fences classes in the hunter section (rated or non-rated). All horses to be considered for an award must be serviceably sound and will be jogged. All entrants must be ridden and handled by junior exhibitors or amateurs 18 years and over in possession of a current USEF amateur card. There is no limit to the number of horses a rider may compete on. Class will be run in two rounds. The first round will be a hunter classic course of eight (8) to (10) obstacles in accordance with HU119. The second round will be a minimum of ten (10) obstacles of at lest six different types. Fence heights will be the same as the first round. The same horse/rider combination must compete in both rounds. The top twelve or 50% of the entries in the first round, whichever is greater will return for the second round. If a horse is eliminated in the first round of competition, they may not return for the second round. The order for the second round will be in reverse order of the first round scores, lowest score to return first. If a rider is eliminated in the second round, a score of zero will be combined with the first round score and the rider will be placed accordingly. Both rounds will count equally in final placing. Open numerical judging system will be used.

Bonus points will be awarded toward Horse of the Year and Zone awards in the horse’s respective section. Refer to HU145 for more information.

$500 USHJA Zone 12 Finals Open Hunter Classic 718 $50

This is a combined Hunter Classic for Performance Hunter 3’3”/3’6” and Green Working Hunter/High Performance Hunter 3’9”. If the correct number of entries is achieved per HU145 in each section, it will be split into a Performance Hunter Classic and a Green/High Performance Hunter Classic. Open to horses. To be eligible, horses must have entered, shown and completed the course in at least two over fences classes in the hunter section (rated or non-rated). All horses to be considered for an award must be serviceably sound and will be jogged. There is no limit to the number of horses a rider may compete on. Class will be run in two rounds. The first round will be a hunter classic course of eight (8) to (10) obstacles in accordance with HU119. The second round will be a minimum of ten (10) obstacles of at lest six different types. Fence heights will be the same as the first round. The same horse/rider combination must compete in both rounds. The top twelve or 50% of the entries in the first round, whichever is greater will return for the second round. If a horse is eliminated in the first round of competition, they may not return for the second round. The order for the second round will be in reverse order of the first round scores, lowest score to return first. If a rider is eliminated in the second round, a score of zero will be combined with the first round score and the rider will be placed accordingly. Both rounds will count equally in final placing. Open numerical judging system will be used.

Bonus points will be awarded toward Horse of the Year and Zone awards in the horse’s respective section. Refer to HU145 for more information.

NON-RATED HUNTER SECTIONS

Class

Numbers Class

Fee

Low Working Hunter 10, 11, 12 $30 Open to horses and ponies. Fences 2'6", spreads not to exceed height of the obstacle.

Open Working Hunter 20, 21, 23, 24, 22 $30 Open to horses and ponies. Fences 3’0", spreads not to exceed height of the obstacle.

Short Stirrup Hunter 90, 91, 92 $30 Open to horses and ponies. All entrants must be ridden by junior exhibitors in all phases of the class. Riders may not cross enter into any class with fences over 2’6" at this show. Fences 2'0", spreads not to exceed height of obstacle, no combinations. If class has less than three entrants, may be combined with Long Stirrup Hunter.

Long Stirrup Hunter 100, 101, 102 $30 Open to horses and ponies. All entrants must be ridden by amateurs 18 years and over in possession of a current USEF amateur card in all phases of the class. Riders may not cross enter into any class with fences over 2’6" at this show. Fences 2'0", spreads not to exceed height of obstacle, no combinations. If class has less than three entrants, may be combined with Short Stirrup Hunter.

Modified Children’s/ Adult Amateur Hunter 110, 111, 112 $30 Open to horses and ponies. All entrants must be ridden and handled by junior exhibitors or amateurs 18 years and over in possession of a current USEF amateur card, in all phases of the class. Riders may not cross-enter into any class with fences over 3’0” at this show. Fences 2’6”, spreads not to exceed height of obstacle, no combinations.

Bridle Path Hack, Hunter Type 124 $30 Open to horses and ponies. To be shown at a walk, trot, and canter both ways of the ring. Horses will be asked to hand gallop collectively, no more than eight at one time. Horses to back easily and stand quietly. To be judged on performance and soundness with emphasis on actual suitability to purpose.

English Pleasure Horse, Hunter Type 126 $30 Open to horse and ponies. To be shown at a walk, trot, and canter both ways of the ring. To be judged on performance and soundness with emphasis on manners and suitability.

Hunter Hack 125 $30 Open to horses and ponies. To be shown at a walk, trot, and canter both ways of the ring. At least eight horses (if available) are required to jump two obstacles 2'0" in height and gallop one-way of the ring. No more than eight horses will be asked to hand gallop at one time. To be judged on performance and soundness. Fences to count 50%, flat work to count 50%.

EQUITATION DIVISION

SPECIFICATIONS FOR ALL EQUITATION CLASSES 1. Entry Fees: All class entry fees are $30. The last class number listed is the flat class unless otherwise noted. 2. Equitation Over Fences Classes: The performance begins when the horse enters the ring or is given the signal to proceed after entering the ring. Except for refusals, jumping faults of the horse are not to be considered unless it is the result of the rider’s ability. Each competitor may circle once before approaching the first obstacle. He then proceeds around the course keeping an even pace throughout. Any or all competitors can be called back to perform at a walk, trot, and canter or to execute tests as described in the USEF Rule Book EQ 113. 3. Equitation Flat Classes: Competitors shall enter the ring and proceed at least once around ring at each gait and, on command, reverse and repeat. Light contact with the horse's mouth is required. Entries then line up on command. Any or all competitors may be required to execute tests as described in the USEF Rule Book EQ 113. All tests used must be on the flat.  Open to riders who have entered in and competed in a class over fences in this division at the same show. However to be awarded points in an under saddle class the rider must complete the course in at least one over fences in the division at that show. This eligibility does not apply to entrants in Walk/Trot. 4. Awards: Ribbons to eight places. 5. Champion and Reserve Champion: Awarded to the two riders scoring the most points in over fences and flat classes. Champion and Reserve Champion to receive ribbons. Points will be awarded if less than three participants in a class.

Class Numbers

Class Fee

Hunter Seat Equitation, 2’9” 205, 206, 207 $30 Open to junior and amateurs 18 years and over in possession of a current USEF amateur card on horses or ponies, who have entered in and competed in a class over fences in this division at the same show. Any or all competitors can be asked to execute Tests 1-8 as described in the USEF Rule Book EQ 113 for either the over fences or flat class. Riders may not cross enter into any Hunter Seat Equitation, 3’0” class.

Hunter Seat Equitation, 3’0”, 14 and Under 210, 211, 212 $30 Open to juniors on horses or ponies, who have entered in and competed in a class over fences in this division at the same show. Any or all competitors can be asked to execute Tests 1-19 as described in the USEF Rule Book EQ 113 for either the over fences or flat class. Riders may not cross enter into Hunter Seat Equitation, 2’9”. If class has less than three entrants, may be combined with Hunter Seat Equitation, 3’0” 15 – 17, 18 – 35, and 36+.

Hunter Seat Equitation, 3’0”, 15 – 17 215, 216, 217 $30 Open to juniors on horses or ponies, who have entered in and competed in a class over fences in this division at the same show. Any or all competitors can be asked to execute Tests 1-19 as described in the USEF Rule Book EQ 113 for either the over fences or flat class. Riders may not cross enter into Hunter Seat Equitation, 2’9”. If class has less than three entrants, may be combined with Hunter Seat Equitation, 3’0” 14 and Under, 18 – 35, and 36+.

Hunter Seat Equitation, 3’0”, 18 - 35 220, 221, 222 $30 Open to amateurs 18 years and over in possession of a current USEF amateur card on horses or ponies, who have entered in and competed in a class over fences in this division at the same show. Any or all competitors can be asked to execute Tests 1-19 as described in the USEF Rule Book EQ 113 for either the over fences or flat class. Riders may not cross enter into Hunter Seat Equitation, 2’9”. If class has less than three entrants, may be combined with Hunter Seat Equitation, 3’0” 14 and Under, 15 – 17, and 36+.

Hunter Seat Equitation, 3’0”, 36+ 225, 226, 227 $30 Open to amateurs 18 years and over in possession of a current USEF amateur card on horses or ponies, who have entered in and competed in a class over fences in this division at the same show. Any or all competitors can be asked to execute Tests 1-19 as described in the USEF Rule Book EQ 113 for either the over fences or flat class. Riders may not cross enter into Hunter Seat Equitation, 2’9”. If class has less than three entrants, may be combined with Hunter Seat Equitation, 3’0” 14 and Under, 15 – 17, and 18 – 35.

Long Stirrup Equitation, 2’0” 250, 251, 252 $30 All entrants must be ridden by amateurs 18 years and over in possession of a current USEF amateur card on horses or ponies. Any or all competitors can be asked to execute Tests 1-8 as described in the USEF Rule Book for either the over fences or flat class. Riders may not cross-enter into any class with fences over 2’6” at this show. Fences 2’0”, spreads not to exceed 2’0”, no combinations. Jumps should simulate those found in the hunter arena, and poles must be the top element of a jump. Gates cannot be tilted. If class has less than three entrants, may be combined with Short Stirrup Equitation.

Short Stirrup Equitation, 2’0” 240, 241, 242 $30 Open to junior exhibitors on horses or ponies. Any or all competitors can be asked to execute Tests 1-8 as described in the USEF Rule Book for either the over fences or flat class. Riders may not cross-enter into any class with fences over 2’6” at this show. Fences 2’0”, spreads not to exceed 2’0”, no combinations. Jumps should simulate those found in the hunter arena, and poles must be the top element of a jump. Gates cannot be tilted. If class has less than three entrants, may be combined with Long Stirrup Equitation.

Modified Children’s/ Adult Amateur Equitation 2’6” 230, 231, 232 $30 Open to junior exhibitors or adult amateurs 18 years and over in possession of a current USEF amateur card on horses or ponies. Any or all competitors can be asked to execute Tests 1 – 8 as described in the USEF Rule Book EQ 113 for either the over fences or flat class. Riders may not cross enter into any classes with fences 3’0” or higher at the show.

USHJA Zone 12 Hunter Seat Medal Equitation Championship 3’0” 710 $35

Open to juniors and amateurs 18 years and over in possession of a current USEF amateur card on horses or ponies, who have entered in and competed in a class over fences in this division at the same show. This class will consist of the following phases: over fences, flat, written test, and practicum test. In the jumping phase: To be shown over a course of not less than eight obstacles at 3’0” (spreads not to exceed 3’3”) which must include two combinations one with an oxer and two changes of direction (change of lead) after the first obstacle. The course should be of the type used in a jumper class and more difficult than that of a regular hunter seat equitation course.

In the flat phase, riders will show as a group at the working walk, working trot sitting, working trot rising, and the working canter.

Two or more tests of the top four competitors are required. Tests 1-19.

Awards: All horses and riders will return to the ring for the awards ceremony. The winner of the class will receive a perpetual trophy and jacket. Ribbons to eighth place.

MEDAL CLASSES

1. Entry fee: $35 per class qualifying class and $50 for finals. 2. General: Riders must be ASH members in good standing and recorded for the ASH Medal to enter and receive points in ASH Hunter Seat Medal Qualifying Classes. 3. Awards: Ribbons to six places. Class

Numbers Class

Fee ASH Hunter Seat Medal Qualifying Class 150, 151 $35 Open to junior riders and adult amateurs on horses or ponies whether or not they have already earned the required qualifying points for the ASH Hunter Seat Medal Finals class. The same mount/rider combination is required for each section of the class (but a rider may qualify on one mount and ride a different one in the Finals class).

In the jumping phase, riders to show over a minimum of TEN obstacles 3'3" in height with spreads of at least 3'0". The course should be of the type used in a jumper class and more difficult than that of a regular hunter seat equitation course. A jumping course will be held in the jumper ring and the hunter ring. In the hunter ring, the course must include two double combinations, with one spread fence in each; a third spread fence is required

elsewhere on course. The course must include at least two of the following elements: bending line, narrow jump (6’-8’) fence at the end of the ring, or a long approach to a single fence. In the jumper ring, the course must include a double and a triple combination, with at least one spread fence in each; a third spread fence is required elsewhere on course. The course must include at least two of the following elements: bending line, narrow jump (6’-8’), fence at the end of the ring, or a long approach to a single jump. To be judged on style and execution. In the flat phase, riders will show as a group at the working walk, working trot sitting, working trot rising, the working trot rising showing a lengthening of stride, the working canter, and the working canter showing a lengthening of stride. All riders being considered for an award shall be required to show the working canter on the counter lead for at least one full circuit revolution of the arena in both directions, but not more than eight shall counter canter at one time. To be judged on rider’s position and seat and the correctness and effect of the aids. Judges may require

JUMPER DIVISION

SPECIFICATIONS FOR ALL JUMPER CLASSES

1. Entry Fees and Class Entry: Entry fee of $30 per class unless otherwise stated. All Jumper Classic entry fees are $50 per class. Classes open to horses and ponies regardless of monies won. All classes held in accordance with USEF JP 121. 2. Jumping Order: Jumping order will be random posted order. Jumping order will be posted at least one hour prior to start time. 3. Restrictions: A horse/rider combination may not enter and show in classes with more than 0.15m variance among classes. Example: Horse/rider combination enters 0.85m Jumper; can enter and show up through 1.00m Jumper only. Horses entered in any 1.05m and above class are limited to two classes per horse show day. 4. Ties: In all jumper classes, ties involving first place will be jumped off. In ties other than first place, competitors will be classified according to penalties and time taken to complete the initial course or according to penalties only. 5. Prize Money: Prize money will be divided 50%, 25%, 15%, and 10% in all classics. Prize money checks will be made out to the prize money recipient recorded on the entry blank and will be mailed or hand-delivered within 30 days after the show. No prize money will be awarded unless there is a minimum of three entrants in a class. 6. Courses: Courses to be a minimum of eight obstacles. Course may consist of any combination of the following: brush; gates; oxers; post and rails; water; wall; panels; or coops. Check individual class descriptions for other course information. Time allowed will be based on a minimum speed of 382 yards per minute. 7. Awards: Ribbons to six places. Championships will be decided on points for each division. Champion and Reserve Champion to receive ribbons. Points will be awarded if less than three participants in a class.

8. Jumper Classics: Jumper Classics will receive Horse of the Year and Zone points in the applicable division. Please see class description for more information.

Jumper Heights 0.65 m = 2'1" in height 0.85 m = 2’9" in height 1.05 m = 3’5” in height 1.25 m = 4’1” in height 0.70 m = 2'3" in height 0.90 m = 2’11” in height 1.10 m = 3’7” in height 1.30 m = 4’3” in height 0.75 m = 2'5" in height 0.95 m = 3'1" in height 1.15 m = 3’9” in height 0.80 m = 2’7" in height 1.00 m = 3’3" in height 1.20 m = 3’11” in height

Class Numbers

Class Fee

0.65m Beginning Jumper 300, 301 $30 All entrants must be ridden by junior exhibitors, or by amateur exhibitors in possession of a current USEF amateur card. No triple bars, triple combinations or liverpools. Riders may not cross enter into any class at this show that has or may have fences over 0.75m or over 2’6”.

0.75m Modified Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper 310, 311 $30 All entrants must be ridden by junior exhibitors, or by amateur exhibitors in possession of a current USEF amateur card. No triple bars, triple combinations or liverpools.

0.85m Jumper 320, 321 $30 Liverpools may be used as an option jump.

0.90m Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper 330, 331 $30 All entrants must be ridden by either junior exhibitors or amateur exhibitors in possession of a current USEF amateur card. Liverpools may be used as an option jump.

0.95m Jumper 340, 341 $30 Liverpools may be used as an option jump.

1.00m Jumper 350, 351 $30

1.05m Jumper 360, 361 $30 Horses entered in any 1.05m and above class are limited to two classes per horse show day. 1.10m Jumper 370, 371 $30 Horses entered in any 1.05m and above class are limited to two classes per horse show day. 1.10m Pony Jumper 395 $30 Open to ponies, 14.2 hands and under in height, that are ridden by an individual who has not reached his/her 18th birthday. Pony Jumpers may not be ridden by an adult in any section at the same competition. A measurement card is required. Riders competing in any Pony Jumper section cannot compete in any other sections at the same competition in which they are required to jump fences higher than 1.10m (3’7”) (Exception: Children’s Jumpers).

1.15m Jumper 380, 381 $30 Horses entered in any 1.05m and above class are limited to two classes per horse show day. 1.20m Jumper 390, 391 $30 Horses entered in any 1.05m and above class are limited to two classes per horse show day. USHJA 3’3” Jumping Seat Medal Equitation Class 395 $35 Open to all Junior Active Members of USEF and USHJA who have not reached their 18th birthday per USEF rules. Class is judged on the rider’s equitation style, technical merit, judgment and execution of an efficient time saving pace and track. Course will be set at 1.0m (3’3”) and will have a start/finish marker and a time allowed. JP135 and JP136 will apply. Ribbons to eight places. Please see complete class specifications on the USHJA Jumping Seat Medal page in this prize list.

$500 USHJA Zone 12 Finals Children’s/Adult Amateur 0.90m Jumper Classic 700 $50 Table II.2.a Open to junior and amateur riders on horses or ponies who are active members of USEF and USHJA whose home zone is Zone 12. To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least one class in the jumper section.

$500 USHJA Zone 12 Finals 1.10m Pony Jumper Classic 701 $50 Table II.2.a Open to ponies, 14.2 hands and under in height, that are ridden by an individual who has not reached his/her 18th birthday. Pony Jumpers may not be ridden by an adult in any section at the same competition. A measurement card is required. Riders competing in any Pony Jumper section cannot compete in any other sections at the same competition in which they are required to jump fences higher than 1.10m (3’7”) (Exception: Children’s Jumpers). To be eligible, ponies must have entered and shown in at least one class in the jumper section.

$500 USHJA Zone 12 Finals Children’s/Adult Amateur 1.15m Jumper Classic 702 $50 Table II.2.a Open to junior and amateur riders on horses or ponies who are active members of USEF and USHJA whose home zone is Zone 12. To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least one class in the jumper section.

$500 USHJA Zone 12 Finals 1.20m Open Jumper Classic 703 $50 Table II.2.a Open to all horses, ponies and riders. To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least one class in the jumper section.

WALK/TROT DIVISION

1. General: Open to horses and ponies. All entrants must be ridden and handled by junior and amateurs in all phases of this class. Riders may not cross-enter into any hunter/jumper/equitation divisions except Opportunity, Hunter Performance and Pleasure Horse 1st year Green. Participants are exempt from USEF/USHJA non-member fees.

2. Entry Fees: Walk/Trot entry fees are $25 per class.

3. Awards: Ribbons to six places.

Class Numbers Class Fee Walk/Trot Hunter 400 $25 To be shown at a walk and trot both ways of the ring.

Walk/Trot Equitation 401 $25 To be shown at a walk and trot both ways of the ring.

Opportunity Trot Cross Rails, Hunter 402 $25

To be shown over a minimum of six cross-rails 18” in height. No flowers and/or boxes, cross-rails only. No spreads and no combinations. Riders may trot or canter between fences in a line but must return to the trot after the line is jumped.

Opportunity Trot Cross Rails, Equitation 403 $25

To be shown over a minimum of six cross-rails 18” in height. No flowers and/or boxes, cross-rails only. No spreads and no combinations. Riders may trot or canter between fences in a line but must return to the trot after the line is jumped.

OTHER CLASSES

PLEASURE HORSE 1ST YEAR GREEN

Entry Fee: $20 per class. Awards: Ribbons to sixth place.

Class Numbers Class Fee Pleasure Horse 1st Year Green 130, 131 $25

Horse not to have been shown in any class other than halter prior to January 1 of current competition year in any USEF, Inc., United States Dressage Federation, American Quarter Horse Association, or other recognized breed show. Previous 4-H or novice horse show competitions do not exclude the horse from this division. Horses must be shown in a smooth snaffle or hackamore. To be shown at a walk, trot or jog, canter or lope, both directions of the ring. To be judged on performance, manners and way of going. Appointments turn out and tack may be English or Western.

Lead Line 610 No Charge

Entrants will be led by a handler at the walk and will be asked a question by the judge. All entrants and minor handlers are required to wear ASTM/ SEI approved helmet and boots with a heel. All participants will receive a ribbon, perfect for little ones to feel a part of the show. Creative attire is encouraged.

OPPORTUNITY DIVISION

1. General and Cross Entry: Opportunity classes are for entry-level riders/handlers. Open to horses and ponies and junior and adult riders. Participants are exempt from USEF/USHJA membership requirements. Entrants may not cross enter into any ASH/USEF/USHJA rated class. Cross entry is allowed only in Walk/Trot division. 2. Entry Fees: $25 per class for all Opportunity designated classes. 3. Appointments: Forward or balance seat saddle, snaffle bridle, pelham with two reins, or kimberwicke bits. Breastplates are permissible but no martingales are allowed in any under saddle class. Horses may be shown with or without braided manes &/or tails. For rider, traditional hunter-style jacket, breeches or hunter jodhpurs, protective headgear and appropriate boots. Paddock or jodhpur boots with matching half chaps are permitted. A stock or choker with any color shirt is correct. In all classes, gloves, hunter crop or bat, and spurs are optional. Junior riders must wear fastened protective headgear which meets or exceeds ASTM (American Society of Testing and Materials)/SEI (Safety Equipment Institute) standards for equestrian use and carries the SEI tag (See GR801.3) when mounted.

4. Awards: Ribbons to six places for all classes unless designated otherwise.

Class Numbers

Class Fee

Opportunity Hunter Seat Equitation 602, 603 $25 Open to horses and ponies. Open to adult and junior riders. Opportunity Classes are for entry-level riders. Fences 2’0”, spreads not to exceed 2’0”, no combinations. Jumps should simulate those found in the hunter arena, and poles must be the top element of a jump. Gates cannot be tilted. Flat class to be judged at walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. Please note that these classes are not an Alaska State Horseshows rated division. Opportunity Hunter 600, 601 $25 Open to horses and ponies. Open to adult and junior riders. Opportunity Classes are for entry-level riders. Fences 2'0", spreads not to exceed height of obstacle, no combinations. In under saddle class, horse/pony to be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring.. Light contact with the horse’s mouth is required. Please note that these classes are not an Alaska State Horseshows rated division. Please see General Rules and Information, Number 9 for more details.

2’0” Opportunity Jumper Blue Ribbon 604 $25 Open to horses and ponies. Open to adult and junior riders. Opportunity Classes are for entry-level riders. Fences 2'0", spreads not to exceed height of obstacle, no combinations. If a rider is clear over the course (no jumping or time faults), the competitor will receive a blue ribbon. Table II. Please note that these classes are not an Alaska State Horseshows rated division.

2015  Zone  12  Horsemanship  Medal  

Overview  

To  encourage  horsemanship   in  our   riders,   the  USHJA  Zone  12   Committee   created   the   Zone  12  Medal.  Riders   earn   scores   during  the  regular  show  season  by  showing  in  specified  hunter  and  jumper  classes,  but  receiving  an  equitation  score  for  their   round.   At  Glacier  Equestrian  Events  Summer  Circuit  IV,  riders  will  show  in  a  Zone  12  Medal  Equitation  O/F  and  Equitation  U/S  class  to  earn  their  final  riding  scores.   Riders  also  earn  scores  in  a  written  and  practicum  test  to  round  out  their  total  scores.  Three  divisions  are  offered:  Level  I  (Beginner  2’0”),  Level  II  (Intermediate  2’6”  –  2’9”)  and  Level  III  (Advanced  3’0”  –  3’3”).   Please  contact  Kerri  Geppert  at  glacierequestrian@gmail.com  for  more  information.  

What  classes  do  I  need  to  enter?  Each  of  the  five  USEF/USHJA  rated  horse  shows  offered  in  Zone  12  will  designate  in  their  prize  list  classes  to  count  for  the  Zone  12  medal.    Classes  will   be  designated  in  the  following  divisions:    

Level  I  Zone  12  Medal  0.65m  Beginning  Jumper    Short  Stirrup  Hunter    Long  Stirrup  Hunter  

Level  II  Zone  12    Medal  0.75mModified  Jumper  0 .85m  Jumper  Modified  Children’s/AA  Hunter  Children’s  Hunter  

Level  III  Zone  12  Medal  Children’s/AA  Jumper   (.90m)    Open  Working  Hunter  Junior/Amateur  Owner  Working  Hunter  1.0m  Jumper  

Riders  will   enter   the   specified   jumper  and  hunter   class   and  wear   an  armband.  The  armband  signals   to   the   judge   to   award   an   equitation   score   for   the  round.  One   equitation   score  w i l l  be  earned  over   a   hunter   round,   and  one  over   a   jumper   round.  The   top   three   equitation  scores  received  over  the  hunter  round,  and  the  top  thee  scores  received  over  the  jumper  round  will  be  used.   If  six  scores  are  not  reported,   a   rider  will  receive  a  zero  for  the  missing  score(s),  but  is  still  eligible  for  the  program.    Complete  a  registration  form  to  receive  an  armband.    Forms  are  available  in  the  show  office  or  on  the  USHJA  Zone  12  page  on  the  USHJA  website  at  http://ushja.org/zones/zone_intro.aspx    

Prizes  and  ribbons  are  awarded  at  the  Alaska  State  Horseshows  Annual  Banquet  in  January.  Champions  receive  an   embroidered  Letterman  Jacket  and  a  discount  on  the  2016  Zone  Clinic.  Reserve  Champions  receive  an  embroidered   jacket,   and  third  through  sixth  place  receive  embroidered  vests.  

United States Hunter Jumper Association 3’3” Jumping Seat Medal

The USHJA 3'3" Jumping Seat Medal is an exciting addition to the USHJA Jumper Programs and is designed to give Junior exhibitors the opportunity to develop their equitation skills over a Jumper-style course. The program debuted December 1, 2014, for the 2015 competition year. The USHJA 3'3" Jumping Seat Medal is open to Junior Active Members of the Federation and USHJA who have not reached their 18th birthday (per USEF rules).

Specifications

Ø Course Requirements The class must be held in a jumper ring utilizing jumper style fences and the

course should be of the type used in a low junior or amateur jumper class. The course must include at least eight fences set at 1.0m (3’3”) in height, at least one double or triple combination, and at least three spreads from 1.0m to 1.15m (3’3” to 3’9”). Natural fences, a Liverpool, and a small water jump may also be included at the course designer’s discretion. Start and Finish markers must be used. Time allowed will be figured at 350 meters per minute and may be timed either electronically or manually.

Ø Judging Requirements and Judging System The USHJA 3’3” Jumping Seat Medal shall be judged on the rider’s equitation style, technical merit, judgment and execution of an efficient, time saving pace and track. One (1) point will be subtracted from the rider’s score for each commenced second over the time allowed and four (4) points will be deducted for each knockdown on course. Judges are asked to walk the course when possible and where there are striding options, the judges are asked not to penalize an option that might be used to achieve the best result appropriate to the track taken and the individual horse/rider combination. JP135 (The competition round) and JP136 (Timing) will apply. No work-off is required. Two refusals will incur elimination.

Ø Tack and Saddlery Restrictions Blinkers are forbidden. Running martingales used in the conventional manner are permitted. Standing martingales, draw reins, or restricted running martingales are prohibited. Reins must be attached to the bit(s) or directly to the bridle. Gags are prohibited.

Ø Points

Full points will be awarded in qualifying classes providing at least eight (8) or more riders complete the course. If there are fewer riders, points will be awarded on a reduced scale based on the maximum number of ribbon winners. Point Scale: 8 or more riders: 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1

7 riders: 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 6 riders: 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 5 riders: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1

4 riders: 4, 3, 2, 1 3 riders: 3, 2, 1

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