East Coast Equine Inc. Presents SUNNYSIDE OPEN HORSE SHOW · 2020-07-15 · Horses will not be allowed on the premises without a current negative Coggins certificate, as required

East Coast Equine Inc. Presents

SUNNYSIDE OPEN HORSE SHOW September 19-20, 2020

*** 2-DAY ALL-BREED FUN SHOW ***

Senator Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center • Williamston, NC

Divisions: Western Pleasure –– Working Western –– Huntseat –– Field Hunter – Dressage Suitability

Saddleseat –– Non-Trotting –– Pleasure Driving (plus Pick Your Route) –– “Off the Rail” Miniature Equine –– Halter ($Cash$ Awards to Halter Grand Champs)

Utility & Specialty Classes:

Trail –Showmanship – Western Horsemanship– English Equitation – Most Colorful – Pony Halter Draft Halter – Hunter in Hand – Best Halter Turnout – Interim Walk-Trot – Walk Only

Participating in:

Paint Alternative Competition Program (PAC) • American Morgan Horse Association (AMHA) High Score Morgan • Appaloosa All-Breed Activities Program (ACAAP) • Arabian Horse Association Open Event Incentive Program

(OEIP) • Pinto Horse Association SOAR Program & PtHAC Open Show Points

ALL EQUINES WELCOME! Appaloosas – Arabians – Buckskins – Cobs – Drafts – Friesians – Gypsy Vanners – Hackneys – Haflingers –

Miniature Equines – Morgans – Mules – Paints – Palominos – Quarter Horses – Saddlebreds – Gaited Horses – Thoroughbreds – Unregistered Horses/Ponies – Warmbloods – Welcome All!

For information contact: Trish Andrews 252-799-0334 & 252-799-9342 [email protected] Norma Gurkin 252-809-3687 [email protected]

Visit our website: EastCoastHorses.com

Host Hotel is Holiday Inn Express Right Across from the Ag Center • Phone (252) 799-0100

East Coast Equine, Inc. • Sunnyside Open Horse Show • September 19-20, 2020

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COVID-19 ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mandatory Show Grounds Rules for the Sunnyside Open Horse Show are as follows:

1) To be able to participate at the show and for back numbers to be assigned, the following COVID-19 WAIVER must be signed and included with each person in your group, whether they are showing or not:

“COVID-19 Waiver and Release of Liability Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement”

The COVID-19 Waiver (2-page document) is available for download at EastCoastHorses.com. Each person in your show group who will be on the premises at any time September 18, 19, 20, 2020 will download, sign, and submit the Waiver along with the entries. If you request a mailed copy of the Sunnyside Show program or entry form, we will include the requested number of copies you need of the COVID-19 Waiver.

2) Our “COVID-19 Suggested Guidelines” (single page) is available for download at EastCoastHorses.com. We ask all exhibitors and participants of the Sunnyside Open Horse Show to follow these guidelines and other possible guidance that may be issued as we get closer to show time.

3) Pre-entries: To help alleviate crowded conditions in the Show Office, pre-entries are strongly requested.

4) As time progresses and COVID-related circumstances change, updates to Show Grounds Rules for Sunnyside Open Horse Show during the COVID-19 health crisis will be:

• made public/alerted on our Facebook Page and EastCoastHorses.com, and

• Available for download at EastCoastHorses.com.

Let’s join together and do our part to keep everyone safe and healthy. Thank you all!


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Please become familiar with the program, as these rules will apply throughout the show: RULEBOOK Exhibitors are responsible for reading the Sunnyside Rule Book for Complete Class and Division

Definitions and Descriptions; Cross Entry Rules; Show Rules and Regulations. The Rule Book is online at eastcoasthorses.com – please download your copy. If you do not have access to the Internet, call 252-799-0334 or 252-809-3687 and we'll be happy to mail a rule book to you.

CROSS ENTRY 2020 Rule Book contains information about Cross-Entry Rules for the following Divisions: Field Hunter, Huntseat, Western Pleasure, and Working Western Divisions.

COGGINS Have a negative Coggins certificate (issued within 12 months) for each horse available for barn managers to check as you arrive! Horses will not be allowed on the premises without a current negative Coggins certificate, as required by state law.

Stock/Hunter Type Horse: This includes all Quarter Horses, Paints, Appaloosas, Thoroughbreds, and any equine fitting this general classification (registration papers are not required). Offered in Halter, Western Pleasure, Field Hunter, Working Western, and Huntseat divisions.

Saddle Pleasure Type Horse: This includes all Saddlebreds, Morgans, Arabians, Friesians, Gypsy Vanners, Drafts, Gaited breeds and any equine fitting this general classification (registration papers are not required). Offered in Halter, Western Pleasure, Field Hunter, Working Western, and Huntseat divisions.

“Open” Classes: Classes designated as Open Classes refer to type of horse. Open classes may be entered by both Stock/Hunter and Saddle Pleasure type horses (Stock/Hunter type horses and Saddle Pleasure type horses will show together). Non-trotting / gaited horses may enter the Open Go-As-You-Please (GAYP) or Saddle Pleasure Type Go-As-You-Please (GAYP) classes that are outside the Non-Trotting Division. For any classes labeled “Walk-Trot” or “Walk-Jog”, a trot or jog will be required unless noted otherwise. For example, Trail, Dressage Suitability, Showmanship, Halter, and Interim Walk-Trot classes allow a pleasure gait in place of a jog/trot.

Pleasure Gait: For non-trotting breeds, the pleasure gait may be substituted for the jog or trot. See GAYP below. GAYP: Go As You Please. When “GAYP” is announced, select the gait of your choice (the jog or

trot, or the lope or canter; For non-trotting breeds, select your pleasure gait or lope/canter) – within one class, the gait you select must be performed both ways of the ring.

Novice Horse: Novice classes are open to horses which have not won three first place ribbons in any breed or open shows in the particular performance division in which they are shown. If novice status is broken during the show, the horse will retain that novice status until the close of the show. However, the horse may no longer ride in a novice class in any subsequent Sunnyside shows. In all cases, ribbons won within one section do not count in the reckoning of Novice status if the horse competes in a different section.

Maiden Rider or Horse: Maiden classes are open to riders or horses which have not won a first place in any breed or open shows in the particular performance division in which they are shown. If maiden status is broken during the show, the rider or horse will retain that maiden status until the close of the show. However, the rider or horse may no longer ride in a maiden class in any subsequent Sunnyside shows. In all cases, ribbons won within one section do not count in the reckoning of Maiden status if the rider or horse competes in a different section.

Amateur Class: These classes are offered for amateur riders only (horses may currently be in training with a professional trainer).

Jack Benny Class: Riders 39 and older. Junior Horse: Horses 5 years old and under as of January 1 this year. Curb bits are allowed. Miniature Equine: Any equine 38" and under. Mini horses, donkeys and mules welcome. Registration papers

not required. Mini driving horses are asked to drive only within the Miniature Equine driving classes.

Horse vs Pony Size Limit: 14.2 hands or under is classified as pony. This height restriction applies to driving classes only. Note: Miniature equines will be considered miniature, not pony.

Distinction of Horse vs. Pony in the Horse/Pony The height restriction for pony size limit (as stated above) will apply to all equines for the Driving Classes: Horse and Pony pleasure driving classes: Any equine 14.2 hands or under may only enter driving classes designated “pony." They may not enter driving classes designated “horse.” We trust that you will use the honor system with regards to entering classes specified for Novice and Maiden Riders or Horses, and Amateur Riders. Status of exhibitors may be checked periodically in an effort to maintain the integrity of these classes.


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Ring Start Times: Saturday: East Building - Trail Opens at 9:00 a.m. Sunday: Main Arena and Covered Ring: 8:00 a.m. Saturday: Main Arena and Covered Ring: 8:00 a.m. Sunday: Outdoor Ring – Obstacle Driving: 9:00 a.m. Saturday: Evening Halter Classes (Main Arena): Not before 5:00 p.m.

Formal show attire / tack are not required. Though formal show attire is not required, exhibitors are asked to please dress neatly (no tee shirts, no ball caps; button down shirts and collars are recommended.) Appropriate hats and headgear are requested. Boots with heels required. ASTM approved safety helmets acceptable in all classes. For hot days, we encourage riders to leave off the jackets!

Pre-Entry Deadline: August 24, 2020. A late entry fee of $10.00 will be charged per horse for all entries post-marked after August 24, 2020. PRE-ENTRIES ARE STRONGLY REQUESTED. PLEASE HELP US WITH COVID-19 CONCERNS: BY PRE-ENTERING YOU HELP US MAINTAIN AN ENVIRONMENT OF SOCIAL DISTANCING (LESS SHOW OFFICE TRAFFIC). YOUR POCKETBOOK WILL BE HAPPEIR TOO! :-) THANK YOU!

NOTE! Send Entry Forms to Show Manager: Norma Gurkin, 3371 Fire Department Rd., Williamston NC 27892

Stalls: $85.00 for all weekend. Includes two pre-delivered bags of shavings.

Stalls are available from Friday morning 8:00 a.m. – the day before classes start – until noon Monday following the show. Tack stalls are available at the same charges and conditions. All stalls must be vacated by noon Monday.

See page 5 of this program for complete stall and shavings information

Additional Shavings: $7.00 per bag. All additional shavings orders and delivery for this show – whether pre-ordered (before the show) or ordered during the show - will be will be processed through the show office and payable to East Coast Equine Inc. See page 5 of this program for details.

No Split Fees: No Splitting of Tabs, Stall fees, Shavings fees, RV fees, etc. on entry forms. If you do need to split the costs of items within your group, please arrange this among yourselves, and prior to settling your accounts in the show office.

Facility: The facility/arena/outdoor rings/wash rooms are available on Friday for practice and warm-up, washing horses, etc. Show management encourages exhibitors to take advantage of open time in the Main Arena and the Covered Ring on Friday, since their availability for practice will be limited for the rest of the weekend.

Show Office: Show Office will be open from approximately 2:30 – 9:00 p.m. Friday before the show. Show Office will re-open at 7:00 a.m. Saturday (the day classes start).

Office Fee: A $10 Per Horse office fee will be charged to horses that are scratched from the show.

Grounds fee: $25.00 - All exhibitors showing out of trailers pay a $25.00 grounds fee per horse per weekend. This fee is for all non-stalled horses on the show grounds whether they are being shown or not.

Out-of-trailer: If you plan to show out of your trailer for a day (not stall overnight), we encourage you to still pre-enter your classes. This will speed up your check-in procedure in case you have early classes. THIS ALSO HELPS THE SHOW MEET COVID-19 SOCIAL DISTANCING EFFORTS. If you trailer in to ride in the first Division of the day without pre-entering, please try to arrive early enough to have your class entries completed by 7:45 a.m. in the show office. If there is a line in the show office, please let the office staff know you have 1st classes.

RV Hookups: $30.00 per each Day/Night. Please confirm with the Show Office your RV hookup location at the time of arrival or when you pick up your entry number (back number) in the show office. Please note, camper spots are only on a first-come first-serve basis… no reservations will be made.

Entry Fees: $10.00 entry fee per class.

Parking: ATTENTION: Please leave the center “isle” of the parking lot (where the light poles are) vacant. Please do not park there, to allow RVs and campers to be able to park and/or leave. Anyone parking in the center isle of the parking lot will be asked to move, and may ultimately be towed.

ADD/SCRATCH RULE WILL BE ENFORCED: The show is not “Ride Through The Gate.” In order to add a class, you must add it in the show office before the last class of the Division or Section that precedes the Division or Section you wish to add a class in. Any scratched class must be made to the show office before the last class of the Division or Section that precedes the Division or Section you wish to scratch a class from. Scratches MUST be made in this manner in order to receive credit.

If your class is in the first division in the morning, you must have added or scratched any classes for that division by 7:30 a.m. that day. ALL Trail Class entries must be submitted to the show office no later than 8:00 a.m. Saturday, the day of classes.


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Shavings The show is required to follow the Ag Center policy for shavings where shavings from any outside sources is not allowed, and a minimum of 2 bags of shavings per stall is required.

• Shavings price is: $7.00 per bag

• All shavings used by exhibitors must be purchased through the horse show (the show is required to purchase all shavings from the Ag Center.)

• No outside Vendors of shavings are allowed.

• No personal shavings are allowed to be brought in to the show grounds.

• A minimum of two bags of shavings are required per stall (horse and tack). Therefore, 2 bags of shavings will be pre-delivered automatically to each stall. The cost is included in the stall fee.

This is in accordance with the Ag Center contract and is in effect throughout the entire show.

If you need additional shavings:

All additional shavings orders – whether pre-ordered before the show or ordered during the show - will be processed through the show office and payable to East Coast Equine Inc. as follows:

Pre-orders: Make all pre-orders of additional shavings (over and above the two mandatory bags of shavings per stall) on the Entry Form, on the line marked “Additional Shavings.”

At the Show: To order additional shavings during the show (over and above the 2 mandatory bags/stall) as follows:

• Friday – Shavings may be ordered through the Barn Manager (located at the stall chart) from 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. -or- through the Show Office during office hours (2:30 – 9:00 p.m.)

• Saturday – Shavings may be ordered through the Show Office during office hours.

• Sunday – Shavings may be ordered through the Show Office during office hours.

Stalls All stalls rented have 2 bags of shavings pre-delivered – When you arrive at the show, the 2 bags will be in your stall.

Tack stalls will be rented in the exact same manner – they will include 2 mandatory bags of shavings. These shavings may be used at your discretion (in your horse stalls or taken home) therefore please consider them in your calculations for your total shavings requirements.

• Stall Fees: $85 for all weekend (includes 2 mandatory, pre-delivered bags of shavings)

• Additional (optional) Shavings: $7.00 per bag

Stalling Together: Parties wishing to stall together are encouraged to mail their entries in the same envelope and indicate on the entry form who they wish to be stalled with. We will make every attempt to accommodate all group stalling requests, but cannot guarantee stalls together if entries come in separate envelopes.


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Show High Point Divisions Show High Point Awards for the following divisions will be awarded. Winning horses are announced after final point tabulation for each division has been completed. Awards may be picked up at the Show Office.

Division and show high points are tabulated on the horse only (not a horse/rider combination) – different exhibitors may show a horse. Points follow the horse by the horse’s assigned back number.

Division Show High Point Award

• Halter 2 Yrs & Under - Stock Hunter Type High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Halter 3 Yrs & Over - Stock Hunter Type High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Halter 2 Yrs & Under - Saddle Pleasure Type High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Halter 3 Yrs & Over - Saddle Pleasure Type High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Western Pleasure High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Huntseat High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Saddleseat High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Field Hunter High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Working Western High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Dressage Suitability High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Non-Trotting* NEW! High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Off The Rail High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Pleasure Driving: Horse High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Pleasure Driving: Pony High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Miniature Equine High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Stock/Hunter Type Horse High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

• Saddle Pleasure Type Horse High Point Horse & Reserve High Point Horse

The following Overall Show High Point Awards will be announced at the conclusion of each show:

• Overall High Point Horse

• Reserve Overall High Point Horse

*Non-Trotting Division Announcement

Our Non-Trotting Division is open to all gaited breeds. Come on out with your gaited horse that’s barefoot or

flat shod with keg shoes. Help us bring back our Non-Trotting Division in a positive way, and let’s have some

fun!

Our shoeing and device regulations for Non-Trotting exhibitors are simple: Keg shoes or barefoot. No pads

or hoof bands. No devices allowed on the show grounds: no boots, collars, chains, rollers, hoof extensions,

caustic substances, etc. No weights or pads stacked and inserted and then tightened with metal bands. We

do not allow techniques used to accentuate the non-trotting horses' natural, inherited gaits. Entries will not


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be rewarded for exaggerated gaits and may be excused from the ring. Show management retains the right

to refuse any entry. See our 2020 Rulebook for complete Non-Trotting shoeing restrictions,

regulations and credo. Download at EastCoastHorses.com or send us your info and we'll promptly mail a

rulebook to you!

What Classes Can Non-Trotters Enter Outside of the Non-trotting Division?

Non-trotting horses may enter Saddle Pleasure GAYP (Go As You Please) classes and Open GAYP

classes in the following Divisions, substituting the horse’s Pleasure Gait for a jog or trot. Entries are to

follow show-wide cross entry rules:

• Working Western Division OR Western Pleasure Division

• Field Hunter Division OR Huntseat Division

• Halter (Saddle Pleasure Division)

AND non-trotters are invited to ride in the following Divisions/Classes not categorized by Saddle

Pleasure Type, substituting the horse’s Pleasure Gait for a jog or trot:

• Trail Division (any trail class, plus Non-Trotters have a Non-Trotting Division Trail Class)

• Dressage Suitability (where indicated)

• Saddleseat Division -- with the exception of classes designated Morgan/Arab and American Saddlebred

• Halter Specialty Classes

• Driving Horse or Driving Pony Division (Please let show management know ahead of time you are entering so classes will be called appropriately)

• Interim Walk-Trot Class

• Showmanship Classes

Note to Non-Trotting Exhibitors: When riding in the Western Pleasure OR Working Western division GAYP

Saddle Pleasure classes, one hand is to be used when riding with a curb bit.

ALL EXHIBITORS:

See the East Coast Equine Rule Book for complete Class and Division Descriptions, Cross Entry Rules, Show Rules and Regulations. Go to eastcoasthorses.com to download your copy.


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Attention Drivers & All Exhibitors

Pleasure Driving Practice Times: Horse – Pony – Miniatures

For safety reasons we ask drivers to restrict driving practice to the scheduled warm-up times in the Main Arena and otherwise to Outdoor Ring 1.

Likewise all riding / lunging horses are asked to yield Outdoor Ring 1 to any and all driving horses.

Driving practice in the Main Arena is permitted only at these designated times:

Friday Evening: From 7:00 – 7:30, drivers only are permitted in the Main Arena for warm up. We ask that all riding exhibitors yield the Arena and the paddock staging area to driving exhibitors at this time. Drivers will need complete access in and out of the paddock staging area and to the roadways/drives on either side of the paddock staging area during Friday Evening Warm UP.

Saturday or Sunday Classes: 10 minutes immediately before your driving classes begin on Saturday or Sunday. Riders are asked to yield the Arena and the paddock staging area to drivers at this time. Drivers will need complete access in and out of the paddock staging area and to the roadways/drives on either side of the paddock staging area during driving classes.

Youth Driving Classes: Drivers 17 & Under - to be accompanied by an experienced Adult driver.

Random Driving Practice - Outdoor Ring 1:

Outdoor Ring 1 (next to the wide sidewalk alongside the coliseum) is available for driving practice and warm up throughout the weekend. Please note, Outdoor Ring 1 is also the location for “Pick Your Route” Obstacle Driving on Sunday (see below).

Non-Trotting Driving Horses:

Non-trotting horses/ponies may enter driving classes; if entering a non-trotting horse in the Driving division, please let show management know so classes will be called appropriately.

Obstacle Driving – "Pick Your Route" classes will be held on Sunday.

Start time: 9:00 a.m. on Sunday (see Sunday classes.)

Where: Outdoor Ring 1 (by the wide sidewalk alongside the coliseum). The course will be set up prior to classes, in time for everyone to have a chance to walk the course.

Description: 3 obstacle driving classes are offered: Horse, Pony, and Miniature Equine. Please note the same show rules remain in effect regarding Horses vs Ponies vs. Minis. The course will be reset for miniature horses. Placings will count towards Driving Horse Division, Driving Pony Division, and Miniature Equine Divisions as well as show Overall High Points.

Rules: Rules are as per USEF Carriage Pleasure Driving, Obstacle Driving – Pick Your Route.

All Exhibitors: Please do not park cars or trailers on the grass/terrain surrounding Outdoor Ring 1. This area is to be left vacant to serve as a paddock and staging area for driving horses. Thank you exhibitors for your support!


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General Announcements The following regulations are emphasized for clarity:

1. DO NOT CROSS TIE YOUR HORSE IN THE BARN ISLE. This is a safety issue as well as a consideration for exhibitors needing to pass through the isles. If you must crosstie please use a purchased stall in which to do so.

2. No one shall approach a judge with regard to a decision unless they first obtain permission from the Show Management, who shall arrange an appointment with the judge at a proper time and place.

3. Overnight Stalling: Any horse kept on the show grounds overnight must be kept in a purchased stall with bedding. Stalling overnight in trailers is not allowed. This is in compliance with the Senator Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center bylaws and contract. Violators will be submitted by show management to the Ag Center. Offenders will be required to either comply or leave the premises.

4. Pre-entries must be made by a signed blank check, completed check, or money order. Pre-entries may also be secured with a signed blank check, which can be replaced upon arrival at the show office by a Credit Card payment in its place.

5. Pre-Entry deadline is AUGUST 24 (Saves $$!) PRE-ENTRIES ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO LESSEN FACE TO FACE CONTACT AND ALLOW FOR 6 FOOT DISTANCE BETWEEN EACH PERSON IN THE SHOW OFFICE. We do accept “late” entries by mail (up until move-in day) and entries at the show – in both cases a $10 late fee per horse applies.

6. Credit Card payments (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express) will be accepted during show office hours.

7. Bounced checks/insufficient funds: All show checks received that bounce or are returned to us for insufficient funds will be processed with an additional $50 office fee. Checks returned for insufficient funds will be pursued, if necessary, through the Magistrates Office. Show management reserves the right to place continuous offenders on a cash-only basis, and/or to refuse entry into the show.

Entry Forms – Programs – Rule Books Are Online

Show programs and entry forms are available online at eastcoasthorses.com for you to download and print. If you do not have access to the Internet (or a printer) we'll be glad to mail you a copy - please contact Norma Gurkin 252-809-3687 ([email protected]) & Trish Andrews 252-799-0334 ([email protected]).

Please Check the Website for Announcements

All announcements, judges, rescheduling and updates for East Coast Equine shows will be posted at eastcoasthorses.com. THIS IS THE OFFICIAL SITE FOR ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS!

Any of the following web addresses will get you to our site:

eastcoasthorses.com https://eastcoasthorses.com www.eastcoasthorses.com/


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Payment:

• Pre-entries must be accompanied by payment (completed check, blank signed check or money order) or they will not be processed.

• When sending a blank check with your entry form, please make sure it is signed. Any unsigned checks, or other lack of payment, will be considered a non-payment and subject to late fees (see below). Unsigned blank checks will be held with your entries until you arrive at the show office before processing, assigning stalls, and assigning back numbers. No exceptions.

• Non-paid entries: Any non-paid entries will be considered late entries and will be assessed a $10 late fee.

• Stall Reservations: Stall reservations that are phoned in must be followed up with entry forms and payment, to be considered binding. Stall reservations that are called in and not accompanied by payment (or blank, signed check) cannot be assured of the stalls requested. When stall availability reaches full capacity, preferred or requested stalling will be assigned according to entries received with payment and according to post-marked date.

Dogs:

The Ag Center facility enforces a strict No Dog Rule for the following areas:

• Anywhere in the Coliseum: This includes the paddock (staging) area, show office, vending areas, food court, grandstands etc.

In addition, horse show management requires that no dogs are allowed in the following areas:

• The staging area for the Covered Arena, the practice rings, and lunging rings.

Dogs must be on a leash at all times. Please do NOT tie dogs in the barn isle ways.

RV / Camper Spots

Camper/RV spaces are available on first-come first-serve basis upon arrival. Reservations will not be taken for camper spots. Camper fees apply for each day/night of use.

• When you arrive at the show on move-in day, select a vacant camper spot and then notify the barn manager (at the stall assignment board) of your camper spot number and they will turn the power on.

• Please tell the show office what camper space(s) you use when you check in to pick up your entry packet & back number.

• If you arrive any time after Friday, please select a vacant camper spot and notify the show office of your spot number when you pick up your entry packet - power will be turned on for you.

• Please back into each camper space; do not park parallel or in any way block vacant camper spaces. Driving space is limited behind the barns – when you unhook from your camper or trailer, please do not park your vehicle in the center isle of the parking lot or in any way that obstructs the flow of traffic.

• Scheduled move-in times are from 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. on the day before classes begin (move-in day.) If you need to arrive after 10:00 p.m. on move-in day, please inform show management ahead of time so we can make arrangements for RV power to be turned on for you when you arrive.


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Trail Classes Judge: Carey Stewart Toole

Saturday Trail Classes ∙ Location: East Building ∙ Start Time: Saturday 9:00 a.m.

Please note the check-in and Start / End times for Trail

Trail classes are run consecutively, and exhibitors will show at will on a first-come first-serve basis. When you arrive at the Trail Ring for your turn, please declare to the Paddock Master your Back No. and the Trail class or classes your horse is preparing to show in. For horses showing in 2 or more Trail classes, you have the option to perform 2 classes back-to-back. After 2 back-to-back turns, if other horses are waiting in line for their turn, you must go to the end of the line to ride your additional classes.

You must be signed up in the show office for Trail Classes no later than 8:00 a.m. on

Saturday.

All Trail exhibitors must be checked in line by 4:30 p.m. on Saturday.

Trail patterns will be available at the Show Office.

Scores will be tallied overnight; Score sheets & ribbons will be available on Sunday (time will be announced.)

Points will count for Show Overall High Point Horse and Off-The Rail Division Points Trail Section - Utility Classes - any horse may be entered.

1. Trail: In-Hand – Open – 2 year olds and under (Utility Class) ≈ 2. Trail: In-Hand – Open – 3 year olds and over (Utility Class) ≈ 3. Trail: Open – Maiden Trail Horse* (Utility Class) ≈ 4. Trail: Open – Novice Trail Horse* (Utility Class) ≈ 5. Trail: Open – Open Trail Horse (Utility Class) ≈ 6. Trail: Open – Riders 17 yrs. And Under (Utility Class) ≈ 7. Trail: Open – Riders 18 yrs. and Over (Utility Class) ≈ 8. Trail: Open – Amateur to Ride (Utility Class) ≈

Non-Trotting Division 9. Trail: Non-Trotting Breeds**

Miniature Equine Division 10. Trail: Miniature Equine – In Hand**

≈ Qualifies for Off-The-Rail Division Points * See definitions of Maiden Horse and Novice Horse on page 3

** Classes No. 9 and 10 do not qualify for Utility Division points. Points from Classes 9 & 10 will count towards Non-Trotting Division High Points or Miniature Division High Points, respectively, and Show Overall High Points. Minis and Non-trotting horses are also invited to show in other appropriate Trail classes.

Note: Any horse, any breed, using any appropriate tack, may be entered in Trail classes. For non-trotting breeds, the pleasure gait may be substituted for the jog or trot.

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Saturday Classes - Main Arena 8:00 a.m. Judge: Lee Cary Chase Driving Warm Up - Begins at 7:40 A.M. Pleasure driving horses only may use the arena for warm up (10 minutes).

• All driving entries will be asked to clear the arena at 7:50 a.m. for driving classes to begin at 8:00. Only horses showing in driving classes are allowed in the paddock area at this time.

• Youth: Drivers age 17 and under may drive in any class accompanied by an adult driver in the carriage. Youth drivers must wear fastened protective headgear.

• Non-trotting horses may enter driving classes; if entering a non-trotting horse in the Driving division, please let show management know so classes will be called appropriately.

Pleasure Driving Division: Horse 11. Pleasure Driving: Horse: Open

12. Pleasure Driving: Horse: Working

13. Pleasure Driving: Horse: Reinsmanship (no pattern, rail work only) 14. Pleasure Driving: Horse: Youth

All driving horses must be allowed to clear the paddock prior to horses entering for the Saddleseat division. Please keep all entry ways unobstructed until the paddock is clear.

Saddleseat Division (Unless otherwise specified below, Saddleseat Classes are open to all breeds)

Only horses entering the Saddleseat Division are allowed into the paddock area at this time. Please keep the

paddock completely clear of all horses not riding in the Saddleseat Division until the Saddleseat Division has ended.

15. Saddleseat: GAYP

16. Saddleseat: American Saddlebred - Walk/Trot/Canter 17. Saddleseat: 17 & Under - GAYP (martingales are allowed)*

18. Saddleseat: 3 Gaited English Pleasure/Show Pleasure To be shown at the flat walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring

19. Saddleseat: Country English Pleasure – Walk/Trot/Canter – No Pads

20. Saddleseat: Junior Horse – GAYP (martingales are allowed)

21. Saddleseat: Walk/Trot/Canter

22. Saddleseat: Morgan/Arab – GAYP

23. Saddleseat: 18 & Over – GAYP

24. Saddleseat: Academy Class – Equitation–Walk/Trot (martingales are allowed) (no pattern, rail work only)

25. Saddleseat: 10 & Under – Walk/Trot (Martingales are allowed)*

*Academy riders are invited to ride in these classes

Huntseat Division Please note: No cross entering horses from the Field Hunter Division

26. Huntseat: Junior Horse - Open – GAYP 27. Huntseat: Open – GAYP – Ladies to Ride 28. Huntseat: Riders 18 yrs and over - Saddle Pleasure Type – GAYP 29. Huntseat: Riders 18 yrs and over – Stock/Hunter Type – GAYP


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Saturday Classes - Main Arena (continued) Judge: Lee Cary Chase

30. Huntseat: Equitation – Open - Walk/Trot – No pattern, rail work only 31. Huntseat: Riders 17 yrs and under - Saddle Pleasure Type – GAYP 32. Huntseat: Open – GAYP 33. Huntseat: Stock/Hunter Type – Walk/Trot/Canter 34. Huntseat: Riders 18 yrs and over – Open – GAYP 35. Huntseat: Riders 17 yrs and under – Open – Walk/Trot/Canter 36. Huntseat: Jack Benny – Open – GAYP 37. Huntseat: Riders 10 yrs and under – Open – Walk/Trot 38. Huntseat: Equitation – Open - Walk/Trot/Canter – No pattern, rail work only

-- 30 minute break / Ring Drag -- Western Pleasure Division -No cross entering horses from the Working Western Division (exception: Lead Line)

39. ♥ Lead Line (all equines, all tack)

40. Western Pleasure: Junior Horse - Open – GAYP 41. Western Pleasure: Riders 18 yrs and over - Stock/Hunter Type – GAYP 42. Western Pleasure: Saddle Pleasure Type – GAYP 43. Western Pleasure: Jack Benny – Open – GAYP 44. Western Pleasure: Equitation – Walk/Jog – Open - No pattern, rail work only 45. Western Pleasure: Open – GAYP – Ladies to Ride 46. Western Pleasure: Riders 18 yrs and over - Open – Walk/Jog/Lope 47. Western Pleasure: Stock/Hunter Type – GAYP 48. Western Pleasure: Open – GAYP 49. Western Pleasure: Riders 10 yrs and under – Open – Walk/Jog 50. Western Pleasure: Riders 18 yrs and over - Saddle Pleasure Type – GAYP 51. Western Pleasure: Riders 17 yrs and under – Open – Walk/Jog/Lope 52. Western Pleasure: Open – GAYP – Gentlemen to Ride

Non-Trotting Exhibitors: When riding in the Western Pleasure division GAYP classes, one hand is to be used when riding with a curb bit.

-- Ring Drag --

Pleasure Driving Division: Pony

• Driving Warm Up - Pleasure Driving ponies only may use the arena for warm up (10 minutes) prior to the driving classes. Only ponies showing in driving classes are allowed in the paddock area at this time.


• Non-trotting ponies may enter driving classes; if entering a non-trotting pony, please let show management know so classes will be called appropriately.

53. Pleasure Driving: Pony: Open

54. Pleasure Driving: Pony: Working

55. Pleasure Driving: Pony: Reinsmanship (no pattern, rail work only)

56. Pleasure Driving: Pony: Youth Break / End Afternoon Classes - Main Arena


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Saturday Evening Classes - Main Arena Judge: Lee Cary Chase ** Start time will be announced according to how the daytime classes are running; however under no circumstances will evening classes start before 5:00 p.m. → All Halter Classes: for non-trotting breeds the pleasure gait may be substituted for the jog or trot.

Halter - Specialty Classes: ♦ (The use of whips is prohibited in classes 57-60)

57. Specialty Halter: Hunter In Hand ♦ – Open, Any Age, Any Sex. Horses to be shown in a bridle; horses 2 years and under may be shown in a halter.

58. Specialty Halter: Best Halter Turnout♦ – Open, Any Age, Any Sex. Judged on grooming, fittings, conditioning, and tidiness of horse and handler.

59. Specialty Halter: Most Colorful♦ – Open, Any Age, Any Sex – Judged 60% on color, 40% on conformation.

60. Specialty Halter: Draft Horse Halter♦ - Open, Any Age, Any Sex – Light and Heavy Breeds ♦These classes do not qualify for Halter Division Show High Points. Points from these classes will count towards Show Overall High Points. All equines are invited to return and show in the Halter Division.

Halter Division: Stock Hunter Type (The use of whips is prohibited in classes 61-67)

The 1st and 2nd place horses in each qualifying class are invited to show back in their corresponding Halter Championship Class [either class (63) or class (67)]. Stock Hunter Type horses from any and all divisions may show.

Points will count for Halter Division and Show Overall Points. 61. Halter: Fillies 2 yrs & Under – Stock Hunter Type (63) 62. Halter: Geldings/Colts 2 yrs & Under – Stock Hunter Type (63)

63. Halter: Championship – 2 yrs & Under – Stock Hunter Type **Money Class: $50 payout goes to Grand Champion** (1st and 2nd place horses from classes 61-62 to show back). Championship class will be placed for 1st & 2nd places only; Grand and Reserve will be ribboned.

64. Halter: Mares 3 yrs & Over – Stock/Hunter Type (67) 65. Halter: Geldings 3 yrs & Over – Stock/Hunter Type (67) 66. Halter: Stallions 3 yrs & Over – Stock/Hunter Type (67) 67. Halter: Championship – 3 yrs & Over - Stock/Hunter Type **Money Class: $50 payout goes to Grand

Champion** (1st and 2nd place horses from classes 64-66 to show back). Championship class will be placed for 1st & 2nd places only; Grand and Reserve will be ribboned.

Halter Division: Saddle Pleasure Type (The use of whips is allowed in classes 68-74) The 1st and 2nd place horses in each qualifying class are invited to show back in their corresponding Halter Championship Class [either class (70) or class (74)]. Saddle Pleasure horses from any and all divisions may show.

Points will count for Halter Division and Show Overall Points. 68. Halter: Fillies 2 yrs & Under – Saddle Pleasure Type (70) 69. Halter: Geldings/Colts 2 yrs & Under – Saddle Pleasure Type (70) 70. Halter: Championship – 2 yrs & Under – Saddle Pleasure Type **Money Class: $50 payout goes to

Grand Champion** (1st and 2nd place horses from classes 68-69 to show back). Championship class will be placed for 1st & 2nd places only; Grand and Reserve will be ribboned.

71. Halter: Mares 3 yrs & Over – Saddle Pleasure Type (74) 72. Halter: Geldings 3 yrs & Over – Saddle Pleasure Type (74) 73. Halter: Stallions 3 yrs & Over – Saddle Pleasure Type (74) 74. Halter: Championship – 3 yrs & Over – Saddle Pleasure Type **Money Class: $50 payout goes to

Grand Champion** (1st and 2nd place horses from classes 71-73 to show back). Championship class will be placed for 1st & 2nd places only; Grand and Reserve will be ribboned.

End of Saturday Classes Main Arena


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Saturday Classes – Covered Arena – 8:00 a.m. Judge: Shannon St. Clair Hoffman

Miniature Equine Division: ♦

75. Miniature Equine Halter: ♦ - Any Age, Any Sex ♦This class does not qualify for Halter Division Show High Points. Points from this class will count towards Miniature Division and Show Overall High Points. All mini equines are invited to return and show in the Halter Division.

76. Miniature Equine Showmanship:* (all ages) * This class does not qualify for Off the Rail Division points. Points from this class will count towards Miniature Division and Show Overall High Points. All mini equines are invited to return and show in the Showmanship Division.

Specialty Class: 77. Pony Halter: ♦ Any Age, Any Sex ♦ This class does not qualify for Halter Division Show High Points. Points will count towards Show Overall High Points.

All ponies are invited to return and show in the Halter Division.

Showmanship – Utility Classes* ≈ 78. Adult Exhibitor Showmanship: Open - 18 Yrs. & Over (Saddleseat, Huntseat or Western) 79. Youth Exhibitor Showmanship: Open - 13 yrs. & Under (Saddleseat, Huntseat or Western) 80. Youth Exhibitor Showmanship: Open - 14 - 17 yrs. (Saddleseat, Huntseat or Western)

≈ Qualifies for Off-The-Rail Division Points *Points will also count for Overall Show High Point Horse. → All Showmanship Classes: For non-trotting breeds the pleasure gait may be substituted for the jog or trot.

-- 15 minute break -- Field Hunter Division – No cross entering horses from the Huntseat Division 81. Field Hunter: Junior Horse – Open - GAYP 82. Field Hunter: Open – GAYP – Ladies to Ride 83. Field Hunter: Riders 18 yrs and over - Saddle Pleasure Type - GAYP 84. Field Hunter: Riders 18 yrs and over – Stock/Hunter Type - GAYP 85. Field Hunter: Equitation – Open – Walk/Trot – No pattern, rail work only 86. Field Hunter: Riders 17 yrs and under - Saddle Pleasure Type - GAYP 87. Field Hunter: Open – GAYP 88. Field Hunter: Stock/Hunter Type- Walk/Trot/Canter 89. Field Hunter: Riders 18 and over – Open - GAYP 90. Field Hunter: Riders 17 yrs and under - Open – Walk/Trot/Canter 91. Field Hunter: Jack Benny – Open – GAYP 92. Field Hunter: Riders 10 yrs and under – Open – Walk/Trot 93. Field Hunter: Equitation – Open – Walk/Trot/Canter – No pattern, rail work only

Interim Walk/Trot – Specialty Class 94. Interim Walk/Trot* - Any tack, All Ages.

* Interim Walk/Trot: For riders who are becoming competent at the trot, this class is to help riders gain experience and confidence in the show ring. One assistant (parent/trainer etc.) must accompany entries. No lead lines allowed. Assistant will stay within helpful distance of their horse & rider. Riders will be asked to walk, trot, halt, and reverse both ways of the ring. For non-trotting breeds, the pleasure gait may be substituted for the trot or jog. The class begins by all entries entering the ring and lining up in the center with their assistants. At this time, assistants may hold the horse. Up to 4 exhibitors at a time will be asked to take a well-spaced position on the rail and execute the above requirements of the class. Upon completion of their "go", exhibitors will return to the line-up and the next group gets a go. Class is judged through 8 placings Exhibitors in this class may cross enter in the Lead Line class and Walk Only class. Exhibitors entered in this class may not enter any other classes requiring a trot/pleasure gait or canter. Exhibitors may ride in this class as many times as they wish however, once they "graduate" into regular trotting/GAYP classes, they are no longer eligible for the Interim Walk Trot class. Walk/Trot Interim Class is open to all horses, and all ages of riders. Points will not count for Show High Points.

-- 30 minute break –


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Saturday Classes – Covered Arena (continued) Judge: Shannon St. Clair Hoffman

Working Western Division – Note: No cross entering horses from the Western Pleasure Division Non-Trotting Exhibitors: When riding in the Working Western division GAYP classes, one hand is to be used when riding with a curb bit.

95. Working Western: Junior Horse – Open - GAYP 96. Working Western: Riders 18 yrs and over – Stock/Hunter Type - GAYP 97. Working Western: Saddle Pleasure Type - GAYP 98. Working Western: Open – Challenge Class – All Ages – Walk/Jog/Lope* *Judge shall insert at least 3 challenges in this class; some examples are: halt-back-pivot-walk off; reverse

at jog; transition from lope to walk; go from walk to extended trot in 3 strides or less; side pass; etc.

99. Working Western: Jack Benny - Open – GAYP 100. Working Western: Equitation – Walk/Jog – Open – No pattern, rail work only 101. Working Western: Open – GAYP – Ladies to Ride 102. Working Western: Riders 18 yrs and over – Open – Walk/Jog/Lope 103. Working Western: Stock/Hunter Type – GAYP 104. Working Western: Open – GAYP 105. Working Western: Riders 10 and under – Open – Walk/Jog 106. Working Western: Riders 18 yrs and over – Saddle Pleasure Type – GAYP 107. Working Western: Riders 17 and under – Open – Walk/Jog/Lope 108. Working Western: Open – GAYP – Gentlemen to Ride 109. Working Western: Open – Performance/Conformation Combination Class **

** Performance/Conformation Combination Class: To be judged 25% on performance, 75% on conformation, as follows: 1. Each entry will individually ride through the gate at the walk on a straight track toward the judge; just before reaching

the judge, veer off to the right and find a spot on the rail. The next horse in line at the gate will wait until the horse in front has walked away from the judge before their go.

2. After the judge has seen all horses track at the walk, the judge will then call the ring to order. 3. Horses and riders will walk and then jog one way of the ring (counter clockwise) – under saddle. 4. Horses and riders will then line up side by side along the rail facing center ring. Riders dismount and remove the

saddle/saddle pad for conformation inspection. Bridles are not removed. 5. One assistant per horse/rider unit will be allowed to enter the ring to assist with saddle removal, however it is not

mandatory. Tack may be placed on the fence, ground, or saddle racks may be brought in. 6. The assistant is allowed to switch places with the rider and handle the horse for the remainder of the class

(conformation inspection.) 7. Horses will be judged for conformation and working condition (sweat and saddle marks will not be penalized). The

horse’s back number must be clearly visible to the judge during inspection in the lineup. 8. Horses are not required to re-tack.

Dressage Suitability Division Note: Western tack is allowed in the Western Dressage Suitability Class only.

110. Dressage Seat Equitation: Open – Walk/Trot* – No pattern, rail work only 111. Suitability for Dressage: Open – Western Dressage Suitability – Walk/Jog*/Lope (Enter at working jog) 112. Suitability for Dressage: Open – Riders 17 & Under - Walk/Trot*/Canter 113. Suitability for Dressage: Open – Riders 18 & Over - Walk/Trot*/Canter 114. Show Hack: Open – All Ages (To be shown at the walk, trot, canter & hand gallop; collected, extended

and normal gaits to be called for. To stand quietly and back readily.) 115. Suitability for Dressage: Open – GAYP 116. Dressage Seat Equitation: Open – Walk/Trot*/Canter – No Pattern, rail work only 117. Suitability For Dressage: Open - Amateur To Ride – GAYP

*For non-trotting breeds, the pleasure gait may be substituted for the trot or jog.

End of Classes in Covered Arena (Saturday)


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Sunday Classes – Main Arena - 8:00 a.m. Judge: Lauren Maddox Saddleseat Division (unless otherwise specified below, Saddleseat Classes are open to all breeds) 118. Saddleseat: 5 Gaited – Open

119. Saddleseat: Morgan/Arab – Walk/Trot/Canter

120. Saddleseat: Equitation – Walk/Trot – No Pattern, Rail work only*


122 Saddleseat: Walk/Trot/Canter

123. Saddleseat: American Saddlebred – GAYP

124. Saddleseat: Country English Pleasure – GAYP – No Pads

125. Saddleseat: 3 Gaited Park Horse – Show Walk (animated walk)/Park Trot/Canter


127. Saddleseat: 13 & Under - Walk/Trot (martingales are allowed)*

128. Saddleseat: Academy Class – GAYP (martingales are allowed)

*Academy riders are invited to ride in this class.

Field Hunter Division – Please note: No cross-entering horses from the Huntseat Division

129. Field Hunter: Amateur To Ride – GAYP

130. Field Hunter: Riders 17 yrs and under - Stock/Hunter Type - GAYP

131. Field Hunter: Open – GAYP

132. Field Hunter: Maiden Rider, All Ages, Open – Walk/Trot*

133. Field Hunter: Riders 13 and under - Open – GAYP

134. Field Hunter: Saddle Pleasure Type – Walk/Trot/Canter

135. Field Hunter: Stock/Hunter Type - GAYP

136. Field Hunter: Riders 18 and over - Open – Walk/Trot/Canter

137. Field Hunter: Open – GAYP

138. Field Hunter: Riders 17 and under – Open – GAYP

139. Field Hunter: Saddle/Pleasure Type - GAYP

*See Maiden Rider rules, page 2.

-- 30 Minute Break --


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Sunday Classes – Main Arena (continued) Judge: Lauren Maddox

Working Western Division – Please note: No cross entering horses from the Western Pleasure Division

140. Working Western: Amateur To Ride – GAYP

141. Working Western: Riders 17 and under, Stock/Hunter Type - GAYP

142. Working Western: Open – GAYP

143. Working Western: Riders 13 and under – Open - GAYP

144. Working Western: Saddle/Pleasure Type – Walk/Jog/Lope

145. Working Western: Riders 17 and under – Open - GAYP

146. Working Western: Riders 18 and over - Open – GAYP

147. Working Western: Maiden Rider, All Ages – Open – Walk/Jog*

148. Working Western: Riders 17 yrs and under, Saddle Pleasure Type – GAYP

149. Working Western: Open – GAYP

150. Working Western: Stock/Hunter Type – Walk/Jog/Lope

151. Working Western: Equitation – Walk/Jog/Lope – Open – No pattern, rail work only

152. Working Western: Open – Challenge Class – All Ages – Walk/Jog/Lope** ** Challenge Class: Judge shall insert at least 3 challenges in this class; some examples are: halt-back-

pivot-walk off; reverse at jog; transition from lope to walk; go from walk to extended trot in 3 strides or less; side pass; etc.

*See Maiden Rider rules, page 2 Non-Trotting Exhibitors: When riding in the Working Western division GAYP classes, one hand is to be used when riding with a curb bit.

Dressage Suitability Division Note: Western tack is allowed in the Western Dressage Suitability Class only.

153. Suitability for Dressage: Open – GAYP

154. Suitability for Dressage: Open – Western Dressage Suitability – Walk/Jog* (Enter at working jog) 155. Suitability for Dressage: Equitation - Open – Walk/Trot* – No pattern, rail work only

156. Suitability for Dressage: Open – Riders 17 & Under - Walk/Trot*/Canter

157. Suitability for Dressage: Open – Riders 18 & Over - Walk/Trot*/Canter

158. Show Hack: Open – All Ages (To be shown at the walk, trot, canter & hand gallop; collected, extended and normal gaits to be called for. To stand quietly and back readily.)

159. Suitability for Dressage: Open – GAYP

160. Suitability for Dressage: Equitation - Open – Walk/Trot*/Canter – No Pattern, rail work only

161. Suitability for Dressage: Open - Amateur To Ride – GAYP

*For non-trotting breeds, the pleasure gait may be substituted for the trot or jog.

Miniature Equine Division - Miniature Driving — Show follows USEF guidelines for Pleasure Driving.

• Miniature Driving entries only may use the arena for warm up (10 minutes) prior to the driving classes. Only horses showing in Mini Driving classes are allowed in the paddock area at this time.


162. Miniature Driving: Open 163. Miniature Driving: Working 164. Miniature Driving: Reinsmanship (no pattern, rail work only) 165 Miniature Driving: Youth

End of Sunday classes – Main Arena


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Sunday Classes – Covered Arena - 8:00 a.m. Judge: Shannon St. Clair Hoffman

English Equitation – Utility Classes*≈ (Pattern classes. Equines must execute the trot.) 166. English Equitation: Open – 17 & Under 167. English Equitation: Open – 18 & Over ≈ Qualifies for Off-The-Rail Division Points

*Points will also count for Overall Show High Point Horse.

Huntseat Division (No cross entering horses from the Field Hunter Division) 168. Huntseat: Amateur to Ride - GAYP 169. Huntseat: Riders 17 yrs and under - Stock/Hunter Type – GAYP 170. Huntseat: Open – GAYP 171. Huntseat: Maiden Rider, All Ages, Open – Walk/Trot* 172. Huntseat: Riders 13 & Under – Open – GAYP 173. Huntseat: Saddle Pleasure Type – Walk/Trot/Canter 174. Huntseat: Stock/Hunter Type – GAYP 175. Huntseat: Riders 18 yrs and over – Open – Walk/Trot/Canter 176. Huntseat: Open - GAYP 177. Huntseat: Riders 17 yrs and under - Open – GAYP 178. Huntseat: Saddle/Pleasure Type – GAYP 179. ♥ Walk Only Class – Any Age, Any Tack. One assistant may walk beside the exhibitor (without use of a

lead line) to help control the horse if necessary. Judged through 8 places. Entries may also enter Lead Line and Interim Walk/Trot classes. Points will not count for Show High Points.


-- 10 Minute Break -- Western Pleasure Division – (No cross entering horses from the Working Western Division.) 180. Western Pleasure: Amateur to Ride - GAYP 181. Western Pleasure: Riders 17 yrs and under - Stock/Hunter Type – GAYP 182. Western Pleasure: Open – GAYP 183. Western Pleasure: Riders 13 & Under – Open – GAYP 184. Western Pleasure: Saddle Pleasure Type – Walk/Jog/Lope 185. Western Pleasure: Riders 17 yrs and under, Open – GAYP 186. Western Pleasure: Riders 18 yrs and over, Open – GAYP 187. Western Pleasure: Maiden Rider, All Ages, Open – Walk/Jog* 188. Western Pleasure: Open - GAYP 189. Western Pleasure: Riders 17 yrs and under, Saddle Pleasure Type – GAYP 190. Western Pleasure: Stock/Hunter Type – Walk/Jog/Lope 191. Western Pleasure: Equitation – Walk/Jog/Lope – Open – No pattern, rail work only


Non-Trotting Exhibitors: When riding in the Western Pleasure division GAYP classes, one hand is to be used when riding with a curb bit.

Western Horsemanship – Utility Class* ≈ (Pattern classes. Equines must execute the jog.) 192. Western Horsemanship: Open – Riders 17 & Under 193. Western Horsemanship: Open – Riders 18 & Over ≈ Qualifies for Off-The-Rail Division Points

* Points will also count for Overall Show High Point Horse.

-- 30 Minute Break --


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Sunday Classes – Covered Arena (continued) Judge: Shannon St. Clair Hoffman

Non-Trotting Division

Unless otherwise specified in the class title, Non-trotting classes are open to all Non-trotting breeds: TWH, Spotted Saddle, Paso, Peruvian, Racking etc. ASB and any other trotting breeds may not enter this division. English or Western tack is acceptable; please ride according to your breed’s standard.

194. Non-Trotting: GAYP – Ladies to Ride

195. Non-Trotting: Junior Horse Open – GAYP

196. Non-Trotting: GAYP

197. Non-Trotting: Riders 17 & Under – GAYP

198. Non-Trotting: Riders 18 Yrs. & Over - GAYP

199. Non-Trotting: Equitation – Walk & Pleasure Gait - no pattern, rail work only

200. Non-Trotting: Canter Class (Walk/Pleasure Gait/Canter)

201. Non-Trotting: Jack Benny - GAYP

202. Non-Trotting: Riders 10 & Under

203. Non-Trotting: Equitation – Walk/Pleasure Gait/Canter - no pattern, rail work only

204. Non-Trotting: Gaited Breeds Other than Paso Fino and Peruvian Paso – GAYP

205. Non-Trotting: GAYP

206. Non-Trotting: Paso Fino Horses and Peruvian Paso Horses Only – GAYP

207. Non-Trotting: Riders 13 & Under - GAYP

208. Non-Trotting: Maiden Rider – All Ages - GAYP

End of Sunday Classes – Covered Arena

Sunday Morning Classes: Outdoor Ring 1 - 9:00 a.m. Timed Event

Obstacle Driving

209. Obstacle Driving: Pick Your Route – Horse*

210. Obstacle Driving: Pick Your Route – Pony*

211. Obstacle Driving: Pick Your Route – Miniature Equine

* Qualifies for Horse/Pony Driving Division Points and Overall Show High Point Horse

Qualifies for Miniature Equine Division Points and Overall Show High Point Horse

Obstacle Driving – "Pick Your Route" Competition

The course will be set up prior to classes in time for everyone to have a chance to walk the course. Classes begin at 9:00 a.m.

3 obstacle driving classes are offered: Horse, Pony, and Miniature Equine. Please note the same show rules remain in effect regarding Horses vs Ponies vs. Minis. The course will be reset for miniature horses.

Placings will count towards Driving Horse Division, Driving Pony Division, and Miniature Equine Divisions as well as show Overall High Points.

Rules are as per USEF Carriage Pleasure Driving, Obstacle Driving – Pick Your Route.

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ENTRY FORM - Sunnyside Open Horse Show - September 19-20, 2020 Please: Only One Horse and One Exhibitor per sheet! Responsible Party: (Person to be BILLED for all charges associated with this horse)

(REQUIRED on each entry form) _____________________________________________________ _____Owner Name: REQUIRED on each entry form)

Back # (show office will assign)

OFFICE USE ONLY: COVID-19 SIGNED WAIVER RECEIVED YES NO NO BACK #, NO ADMITTANCE, WITHOUT SIGNED WAIVER

Horse Name: Responsible Party’s Address & Phone # - REQUIRED on 1 entry form

Street or PO Box:

City, State & Zip:

Phone Number: (Required)

Email Address: (Optional)

Exhibitor Name:

Horse Type: Stock Hunter -OR- Saddle Pleasure (circle one)

Riding for PtHAC High Point Awards? Type your PtHAC Membership #:

Purebred Morgan? Type Your Morgan Registration #

Stall With / Trainer: Price per item Quantity Total Cost

Class Number NOTE: NO SPLIT TABS Saturday Classes 1-117 Sunday Classes 118-211 Total Saturday Entries $10.00 per class

Total Sunday Entries $10.00 per class # OF STALLS (incl. 2 Bags Shavings per stall) $85.00/stall/weekend ADDITIONAL SHAVINGS 7.00 per bag

GROUNDS FEES* $25.00/horse/weekend RV HOOKUP FEE $30.00 per night LATE FEES** $10.00 per horse Total: Credit: Cash: Check: * Grounds Fees: Any horse on the grounds without a stall will be charged a $25.00 grounds fee. This applies to all horses, whether they are being shown or not. ** Late Fees: The Pre-Entry Deadline is August 24, 2020. A late entry fee of $10.00 will be charged per horse for all entries post-marked after August 24, 2020. RESPONSIBILITY: WARNING: Under North Carolina law “…an equine activity sponsor, an equine professional, or any other person engaged in an equine activity, including a corporation or partnership, shall not be liable for an injury to or the death of a participant resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities…” [Chapter 99E of the North Carolina General Statutes]. East Coast Equine Inc., the Sunnyside Open Horse Show, and/or Show Management will in no way be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur, and it will be a condition of the entry that each exhibitor shall hold East Coast Equine Inc., the Sunnyside Open Horse Show, Show Management, and the Senator Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center blameless for any loss or accident to his or her horse, horses or equipment that may occur from sickness, fire, or otherwise. Nor shall they be held responsible for any article of any kind or nature that may be lost, destroyed, or stolen; and will not be responsible for or liable for injury sustained in any way to exhibitors, spectators, employees, third parties or any other interested parties. All owners and exhibitors will be held responsible for any damages, incurred by them or their agents to barns or other properties on the Show Ground and will be billed accordingly. Exhibitor’s Signature: (parent or guardian if under 18) Please make checks payable to: “East Coast Equine Inc.” Payment must accompany entry. For more info visit https://eastcoasthorses.com

Send Entry Forms to Show Manager: Norma Gurkin, 3371 Fire Department Rd., Williamston NC 27892


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Sunnyside Open Horse Show – Sponsorships Sunnyside Open Horse Show builds upon farm, corporate and individual sponsorships which help make our event successful. Your willingness to sponsor classes or divisions is greatly appreciated - we thank you very much for your time, generosity and patronage!

Levels of Sponsorship: Winners Circle: $25 per Class Sponsored. With a “Winners Circle” Class Sponsorship, your

farm/stable/ business will be announced during the class(es) of your choice, with name and website link displayed on our website sponsor page.

Gold Stirrup: $75 for 4 Classes Sponsored. Sponsor 4 classes for the price of 3 with a “Gold Stirrup” Sponsorship! Your farm/stable/business is recognized in announcements during the classes of your choice each day. Your name and website link will be displayed on our website sponsor page.

Sunnyside Legacy: $125. With a "Sunnyside Legacy" Sponsorship, you are supporting the Show High Point Division of your choice. Our goal is to keep each division strong and thriving into the future! "Old friends" of Sunnyside Open Horse Show and the East Coast Open Show Circuit are invited to sponsor a division commemorating their special circuit horse. "New friends" are invited to sponsor a High Point Division of their choice. Each sponsor is recognized in announcements throughout the Division, and the sponsor name and website link (if available) will have a premier display on our website sponsor page. One sponsor per division – 18 Divisions are available (see program and/or rule book). Claim your division today to ensure you get the division you want!*

* Call-in requests to sponsor a division are accepted and reserved as "pending" until payment is received. Please submit payment within 10 days of notification to secure your division; otherwise the division will revert to “available” status, should another wish to sponsor that division. Call 252-799-0334 (Trish) or 252-809-3687 (Norma).

Victory Pass: $250. Become a “Victory Pass” Show Sponsor and have a full page advertisement in the Sunnyside Horse Show Program (available at the show). Your farm/business logo will be placed on the front page of our website (averaging 3.9K hits/month) as well as a direct link to your website. Your farm/stable/business will be recognized in public announcements and your banner/sign displayed throughout the show. Your name and website link will have a premier display on our website sponsor page. Victory Pass Sponsorships can be customized for individual needs and marketing strategies.

Winners Circle (Class Sponsorships) I wish to sponsor the following class(es):

(List the class number with class name you wish to sponsor. Ex: Class #32. Huntseat Open-GAYP.)

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$ 25.00 per class sponsored

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Gold Stirrup (4-Classes Sponsored)

I wish to sponsor the following classes:

(List the class numbers with class names you wish to sponsor. Ex: Class #32. Huntseat Open-GAYP.)

$75.00 for 4 classes sponsored

1) __________________________________

2) __________________________________

3) __________________________________

4) __________________________________

Sunnyside Legacy (High Point Division Sponsorship) I wish to sponsor the following High Point

Division:

___________________________________Name of Sponsoring Individual/Family/Farm

_________________________________ Division Sponsored __________________________________ Name of Commemorative Circuit Horse

$125.00 – (Legacy/High Point Division Sponsor)

Victory Pass (Show Sponsorships)

I wish to be a “Victory Pass” Show Sponsor. (Please contact Trish or Norma for details.)

$250.00 – Victory Pass Sponsorship

Contact / Responsible Party Name: _______ ______

Your Phone Number(s): _____

Amount Enclosed: $__________ (Make checks payable to: East Coast Equine Inc.)

Provide your announcement information below, including website link if you have one (additional pages, brochures etc. may be used)

Mail sponsorship form to: Trish Andrews, 1074 Holly Springs Loop Rd., Williamston, NC 27892 (Phone: 252-799-0334)

Documents

East Coast Equine Inc. Presents SUNNYSIDE OPEN HORSE SHOW · 2020-07-15 · Horses will not be allowed on the premises without a current negative Coggins certificate, as required