2006 June Show Prizelist
UP AND OVER HUNTER
AND COMBINED TRAINING ASSOCIATION
BENEFIT HORSE SHOW
FRIDAY - JUNE 23, 2006
(Jumpers and USEF “C” rated)
SATURDAY - JUNE 24, 2006
(USEF “C” RATED)
SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2006
(USEF non-rated)
The Trumbull County Fairgrounds
Bazetta Township, Ohio
UP & OVER HUNTER & CT ASSOCIATION
USEF PONY MEDALS
OPHA
W.PA./PHA
UP AND OVER HUNTER
AND COMBINED TRAINING ASSOCIATION
BENEFIT HORSE SHOW
Friday, June 23, Saturday, June 24, and Sunday, June 25, 2006
The Trumbull County Fairgrounds
Bazetta Township, Ohio
The following officials have accepted an invitation to participate
in the Up and Over Hunter Association Benefit Horse Show.
Management reserves the right to vary or add to this list as necessary.
JUDGE (Ring I): Mr. Jerre Frankhauser, Lititz, PA
JUDGE (Ring II): Mrs. Janet Bannerman, Chagrin Falls, OH
STEWARD.................….Ms. Vicki Veale, W. Farmington, OH
PRESIDENT.................…....................….........Susan DePerro, Poland, OH
MANAGER.......................................……..Paul Waibel, Chagrin Falls, OH
ANNOUNCER..........…......................…....John Kline, W. Farmington, OH
SHOW SECRETARY.......…….….......Margaret Janson, Chagrin Falls, OH
COURSE DESIGNER.......................…........ Paul Waibel, Chagrin Falls, OH
FARRIER...........................…..…….…………….....Jim Zorn, Kirtland, OH
VETERINARIAN................................... Countryside Veterinary Service:
R.F. Papp, D.V.M.; J. L. Williams, D.V.M.; R. L. Baugher, D.V.M.;
E. Sitch, D.V.M.; S. Smith, D.V.M.; A. Janosko, D.V.M.
(330) 847-7337
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN.....Marie Shook, Perry, OH
FIRE/POLICE/RESCUE: 911 Bazetta Fire Department (330) 637-4136
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PRE-ENTRIES CLOSE: June 15, 2006 postmark
MAIL TO: MARGARET JANSON
9251 Stafford Road
Chagrin Falls, OH 44022
(440) 543-9020
Please make checks payable to: UP AND OVER
SHOW PHONE (starting Thursday, June 22, 2006)
(330) 716-4410
HUNTER DIVISION - INFORMATION
Courses will simulate fences found in the hunting field such as: brush, wall, in-and-out, oxer, post
and rails, gate, aiken, and panels. In some classes, the area of the courtesy circle may be
restricted by a mandatory line. This line will be indicated on the course diagram and physically in
the ring.
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For additional information or prize list, please call
Susan DePerro (330) 536-6090
AWARDS
Ribbons will be awarded to six places. Champion and Reserve Champion ribbons
and trophies will be awarded to two of the four horses acquiring the most points
over fences in each hunter section. In addition to these points, only these four horses
will receive full points for one under saddle class, including Very Baby Green
(exception: Academy classes). Prize money will be distributed at show.
REFUNDS
NO STALL FEES WILL BE REFUNDED. Entry fees will not be refunded unless a certificate
of illness or injury prepared by an accredited veterinarian is presented to the secretary before the
start of the show. Once the show has started, horses which are not shown in classes they have
entered forfeit the entry fees, except if a horse becomes ill prior to the class entered. Scratches
must be made prior to the start of the class and must be accompanied by a certificate from the
show vet. SCRATCHES AND REFUNDS WILL BE CHARGED A $10.00 fee.
ENTRY FEES
Entry fees for all classes Friday and Saturday are as follows (except where noted in class
descriptions). ENTRY FEE: $15.00 POST ENTRY: $20.00
Entry fees on Sunday will be $10.00 per class (except where noted in class descriptions).
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STABLING
Limited stabling in stalls of wooden construction will be available for rent at $65.00 for the weekend
and $40.00 for overnight. If available, stalls will be rented for one-day use only at $25.00 per
stall. Non showing horses will be charged an additional $25.
There is a mandatory $3.00 per night per horse night watch fee.
DOORS NOT PROVIDED. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN STALL GUARDS.
FIRST BEDDING WILL NOT BE PROVIDED. Baled shavings can be purchased
at $6.00 per bale. Please reserve shavings on the entry blank.
NO STALLS WILL BE HELD WITHOUT PAYMENT IN ADVANCE.
NO REFUNDS ON RESERVED STALLS.
For further information, please call Margaret Janson (440) 543-9020
Stalls available Thursday, June 22, 2006 at noon.
SCHOOLING
On Friday, the ring will close at 8:30 a.m. On Saturday and Sunday,
the ring will close at 7:30 a.m.
Other schooling times, if available, will be announced.
JUMP ORDER
A rotating jumping order will be established for all classes over fences. The horse show committee
reserves the right to post an order of go. Riders or trainers with conflicts must see
the Paddock Master so that necessary adjustments can be made.
AT NO TIME WILL THE RING BE HELD MORE THAN 1 MINUTE BECAUSE
OF CONFLICTS OR NO SHOWS. Classics will have a posted order of go.
PLEASE TAKE NOTE
A. All riders must wear protective headgear whether in the ring or schooling.
B. Dogs must be kept on a leash.
C. Horses competing without a number or with a wrong number may be refused
an award at Management’s discretion.
D. A processing fee of $20.00 plus collection fees will be made for
non-negotiable checks.
E. No alcoholic beverages are permitted on the grounds.
F. No stallions may be shown by juniors.
CAMPING
Camper hookups are available on the grounds
at a cost of $20.00 per day.
Reservations must be made on entry blanks
or call Barb Gibson at (330) 533-6236.
CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN AN ENCLOSED
175’ BY 300’ IMPROVED ALL-WEATHER SAND RING
SOME ACADEMY CLASSES AND SCHOOLING WILL
BE HELD IN AN 80’ BY 130’ ENCLOSED SAND RING.
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ENTRIES FOR HUNTERS
Deadline for pre-entries for the Up and Over Benefit Horse Show: Thursday, June 15, 2006
postmark. Horses shown in classes in which they have not entered will
be required to pay a DOUBLE ENTRY FEE for those classes. Entry blanks will be accepted ONLY
when signed by the owner or his exhibitor’s agent or trainer and accompanied by a check for
classes or stabling fees. Entries in all equitation classes must be made in the name of the
individual who will ride. In addition, any horse or pony ridden only in equitation classes must be
named on an entry blank. In filling out entry blanks, please give complete name and address of all
owners. Anyone under 18 years of age must have signature of parent or responsible person over
18 years of age. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PERSON MAKING THE ENTRY TO
EXECUTE PROPERLY AND COMPLETE ALL NECESSARY INFORMATION PERTAINING TO EACH
ENTRY MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULES OF USEF.
CREDENTIALS: NO NUMBERS WILL BE RELEASED UNTIL PROPER CREDENTIALS AND ALL
SIGNATURES ARE IN ORDER.
All USEF membership numbers that apply must be noted on the entry blank or a non-member fee
or fees must be paid. All exhibitors in the Pony sections must present their measurement cards at
the office before numbers will be released. All Pony Hunters who do not possess a current
measurement card will be measured at a time and place to be announced. All exhibitors in
Amateur sections must present their amateur certification at the office before numbers will be
released.
USEF MEMBERSHIP STATEMENT
EVERY CLASS OFFERED HEREIN WHICH IS COVERED BY THE RULES AND SPECIFICATIONS
OF THE CURRENT US EQUESTRIAN RULE BOOK 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 provided the respective breed/discipline dues or breed/discipline category fee
has been paid. A non-member 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 $20 nonmember registration
fee and a $5 breed/discipline category fee for each breed/discipline. Participants in the following
classes are exempted from this 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 deus and quadrille classes; 7) NRHA endorsed Reining Competitions. Also exempted from
this requirement are citizens of other nations who have proof, in English, of current membership in
good standing of their own National Federation; 8) USEA beginner novice division; and 9)
assistant handlers in Dressage Sport Horse Breeding classes. (See GR 807.4 of the Federation
rules.)
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NON- RATED AND ACADEMY CLASSES
SCHOOLING OR WARM UP HUNTER
Class 1 - Schooling Hunter 2’3”- 2’6” Class 52 - Schooling Hunter 2’
3”
Class 7 - Schooling Hunter 2’ 9” Class 58 - Warm Up
2’
Class 26 - Schooling Hunter 2’6” Class 67 - Warm Up 2’3” - 2’6”
Class 43 - Warm Up 2’ Class 73 - Warm Up 2’ Class 87- Warm up X Rails
WALK-TROT HORSE/RIDER DIVISION - X Rails Division
(OPHA SCHOOLING SHOW DIVISION)
Open to rider/horses/ponies of any age with very limited experience. Not eligible for classes 95,
96, 97, 98 & 99
Cross Rails at 12” must be trotted.
Classes 88, 89 - Walk/Trot X Rails Horse Classes 90, 91 – Walk/Trot X
Rails – Rider
Class 92: Walk/Trot Horse – Hunter under Saddle Class 93 - Walk/Trot Rider
Pleasure Champion and Reserve Class 94: Walk/Trot Rider
Equitation
WALK-TROT-CANTER DIVISION - X RAILS (OPHA SCHOOL. SHOW DIVISION)
(UP and OVER EXTREMELY GREEN DIVISION)
Open to riders/horses/ponies of any age with limited experience. Not eligible for classes 97 & 98.
Six to canter at one time. Canter cross rails at 12” - 18”
Classes 95, 96 - Walk/Trot/Canter X Rails (Horse) Class 97, 98: Walk/Trot/Canter X Rails
(Rider)
Class 99: Walk/Trot/Canter Horse-Hunter under Saddle Class 100 : Walk/Trot/Canter Rider -
Pleasure
Champion and Reserve Class 101: Walk/Trot/Canter Rider -
Equitation
WALK-TROT RIDER- NON-JUMPING DIVISION
Open to riders of all ages not yet capable of competing in Walk/Trot/Canter classes. Slight
mistakes not to be
heavily penalized. Participants are no longer eligible once the rider has competed in a canter
class. No cross
entering to W/T Rider over fences or other upper divisions.
Class 102: Walk/Trot Hunter under Saddle
Class 103: Walk/Trot Rider Pleasure Class 104: Walk/Trot Rider Equitation Champion
and Reserve
LEAD LINE - OPEN
Age 8 years and under. Show both ways of the ring at a walk. Class 86 Entry
Fee: $10.00
HUNTER IN HAND - OPEN
Open to all horses and ponies. S, M, G. all ages. No USEF rating.
Class: 85 Entry Fee: $8.00 Post Entry: $10.00
HUNTER HACK
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 fences and gallop one way of the ring. Horses and ponies.
Class: 79 Entry Fee: $8.00 Post Entry: $10.00
LIMIT RIDER DIVISION (OPHA SCHOOLING SHOW DIVISION) 2’
Open to riders of all ages with limited experience. No rated riders.
Classes 59, 60: Limit Rider over Fences Class 61: Limit Rider under Saddle
Champion and Reserve Class 62: Limit Rider Equitation on the Flat
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ADULT RIDER DIVISION 2’ - 2’3”
Open to adult riders with limited experience No rated riders. Eighteen years and older.
Classes 63 & 64: Adult Rider over Fences Class 65: Adult Rider under Saddle
Champion and Reserve Class 66: Adult Rider Equitation on
the Flat
BEGINNER RIDER DIVISION 2’ - 2’3”
Open to all riders of any age with limited experience.
Classes 74 & 75: Beginner Rider over Fences Class 76: Beginner Rider under
Saddle
Champion and Reserve Class 77: Beginner Rider Equitation on
the Flat
HUNTER PLEASURE - OPEN S, M, G
To be ridden on a reasonably loose rein without loss of contact and shown at a walk, trot, and
canter. To stand quietly. Judged on manners, performance, quality and suitability for pleasure.
Horses and ponies.
Class: 78 Entry Fee: $8.00 Post Entry:
$10.00
SHORT STIRRUP DIVISION 2’
Open to riders 11 years of age and under. May not cross enter into any other recognized division
at the same show. No in-and-out. Entry Fee: $12.00 per class Post
Entry: $15.00 per class Classes 80 & 81: Short Stirrup Hunter over Fences Class 82:
Short Stirrup Hunter under Saddle Champion and
Reserve Class 83: Short Stirrup Equitation on the Flat
NOVICE (INTER.) RIDER DIVISION 2’3” - 2’6” (OPHA SCHOOL. SHOW DIV.)
(Up and Over Intermediate Division)
Open to all riders of any age on horses or ponies who are not eligible for Children’s or Amateur
sections.
Classes 68 & 69: Novice (Intermediate) Rider Over Fences
Class 70: Novice (Intermediate) Rider under Saddle Champion and
Reserve
Class 71: Novice (Intermediate) Rider Equitation on the Flat
CHILDREN’S HUNTER PONY - 2’ (small/medium) 2’6” (large)
Open to ponies ridden by a Junior Exhibitor. The combination pony/rider is not eligible for USEF
rated classes at the same show. Fences 2’ for small and medium and 2’6” for large ponies.
Class 44, 45 Children’s Hunter Pony over Fences Class 46: Children’s Hunter Pony
under Saddle
PRE-GREEN HUNTER 3’
A Pre-Green Hunter is a horse of any age in its first or second year of showing over 3’ to 3’3”
fences. Classes 8 & 9: Pre-Green Hunter over Fences
Class 10: Pre-Green Hunter under Saddle
LOW ADULT HUNTER 2’6”
Open to amateur riders 18 years and older with limited experience over fences. See OPHA rule
book.
Classes 27 & 28: Low Adult Hunter over Fences Class 32: Low Adult Hunter
under Saddle
INTERMEDIATE RIDER HUNTER (Up and Over Division) 2’ 6”
Open to riders of any age on horses or ponies who are eligible for the Pony, Children’s or Low
Adult Divisions.
Classes 39 & 40: Intermediate Rider Hunter over Fences Class 41: Intermediate Rider Hunter
under Saddle
Champion and Reserve Class 42: Intermediate Rider Equitation on
the Flat
VERY GREEN HUNTER 2’3” – 2’6” (Baby Green)
Open to horses with limited show experience
Classes: 2 & 3 Very Green Hunter over Fences Class: 4 Very Green Hunter
under Saddle
LOW HUNTER 2’6”
Open to all horses and ponies. Judged on performance and soundness.
Classes 5, 6 & 35: Low Hunter Over Fences Class 36: Low Hunter under
Saddle
Champion and Reserve
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USEF RATED CLASSES - HUNTERS
All classes will be judged on performance and soundness unless otherwise noted.
HUNTER BREEDING
Open to horses only. Judged on conformation, way of moving, quality, substance, soundness
and
suitability to become a hunter. Class 11: Yearling Class 12: Two Year Olds Class 13: Three
Year Olds
Entry Fee: $10. 00 per class Post Entry: $12.00 per class
BEST YOUNG HORSE - Open to 1st & 2nd place winners in classes 11, 12, & 13 Class 14: No
Entry Fee
ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER DIVISION 2’9” - 3’3”
To be ridden by Amateurs who are no longer eligible as Junior Exhibitors. Horses may not cross
enter into
Amateur Owner Hunter division. Ponies may be ridden with suitability to count.
Classes 29 & 30: Adult Amateur Hunter over Fences Class 33: Adult Amateur Hunter
under Saddle
Champion and Reserve
PONY WORKING HUNTER DIVISION sm. 2’3” - med. 2’6”- lrg. 3’
Classes limited to ponies 14.2 hands and under, shown by riders who have not yet reached
their 18th birthday. Classes 54 & 55: Pony Working Hunter over
Fences
Class 56: Pony Working Hunter under Saddle Champion and
Reserve
Class 57: Pony Equitation on the Flat
CHILDREN’S WORKING HUNTER DIVISION 2’9” – 3’ 3”
To be ridden by a Junior Exhibitor. Riders may not cross enter into the Junior
Hunter or Pony Hunter sections
at the same show.
Classes 48 & 49: Children’s Working Hunter over Fences
Class 50: Children’s Working Hunter under Saddle
Champion and Reserve Class 51: Children’s Equitation on the Flat
EQUITATION DIVISION
All classes to be judged on seat, hands, guidance, and control of mount.
Trophy and eight ribbons in all equitation classes. Additional equitation
classes listed with divisions will not count toward Championship.
EQUITATION ON THE FLAT - 17 YEARS AND UNDER
To be shown at a walk, trot, and canter both ways of the ring. Additional tests may be
required.
Class: 37 Entry Fee: $12.00 Post Entry: $15.00
ARIAT NATIONAL/NARHA ADULT MEDAL - 3'
Open to all Amateur members of the USEF who are eligible to compete in the Adult Amateur
Hunter Section at this show. To be shown over a minimum of eight fences not to exceed 3’ in
height, spread not to exceed fence height. Class: 31 Entry Fee: $15.00 Post
Entry: $20.00
ADULT EQUITATION ON THE FLAT
Riders to walk, trot, and canter, both ways of the ring. Tests 1-7 optional.
Class: 34 Entry Fee: $12.00 Post Entry: $15.00
USEF/GASCOIGNE PONY MEDAL 2’3 – 2’6”- 3’
Open to riders eligible for the Pony Hunter division. See USEF rulebook for specifications.
Class: 53 Entry Fee: $15.00 Post Entry: $20.00
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HUNTERS - FRIDAY - 9 AM
1. Schooling Hunter 2’3” - 2’6” 8. Pre Green Hunter 3’
2. Very Green Hunter 2’3” - 2’6” 9. Pre Green Hunter 3’
3. Very Green Hunter 2’3” - 2’6” 10. Pre Green Hunter under Saddle
4. Very Green Hunter under Saddle 11. Hunter Breeding - Yearling
5. Low Hunter 2’6” 12. Hunter Breeding – Two Year Olds
6. Low Hunter 2’6” 13. Hunter Breeding – Three Year Olds
7. Schooling Hunter 2’9” 14. Best Young Horse – top two placings
from classes 11, 12, and 13
15. Beginner Jumper 2’ 3” – 2’ 6”
16. Beginner Jumper 2’ 3” – 2’6”
17. Beginner Jumper Add Back - 2’3” - 2’6”
18. Training Jumper 2’9” – 3’
19. Training Jumper 2’9” – 3’
20. Training Jumper Add Back 2’9” – 3’
21. Children’s/Adult Jumper 3’ - 3’6”
22. Children’s/Adult Jumper 3’ - 3’6”
23. Children’s/Adult Jumper Add Back 3’ - 3’6”
24. Schooling Jumper 3’6”
25. Schooling Jumper Add Back 3’6”
BEGINNER JUMPER 2’ 3” –2’ 6”
Open to all horses and ponies who have never shown 3' or higher in any jumper
class. Class 15 - Table II, 1 Class 16 - Table V, 2(b) Entry Fee: $
15.00 per class
Class 17 - Table II, 2(b) Entry Fee: $25.00 ($10 to go to add back) Champion and Reserve
TRAINING JUMPER 2’9” – 3’
Open to all horses, ponies and riders. Level 1
Champion and Reserve Class 18 - Table II, 1 Class 19 - Table V, 2
(b)
Entry Fee: $15.00 Class 20 - Table II, 2(b) Entry Fee: $25.00 ($10 to go to add back)
CHILDREN’S/ADULT JUMPER 3’ - 3’6”
Open to horses and ponies to be ridden by a Junior exhibitor or by Amateurs in
accordance with Article GR 808; must show USEF Amateur certification. Level
2 Champion and Reserve
Class 21 - Table II, 1 Class 22 -Table V, 2(b) Entry Fee: $15.00
Class 23 - Table II, 2(b) Entry Fee: $25.00 ($10 to go to add back)
SCHOOLING JUMPERS 3’6”
Open to all horses and riders. Level 3
Class 24 - Table II, 1 Entry Fee $15.00
Class 25 - Table II, 2(b) Entry Fee: $25.00 ($10 to go to add back)
Jumper Championships will be determined by points won.
Time allowed will be calculated at 360 yards per minute.
Ties other than first place shall be broken by time taken in the first round.
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HUNTERS - SATURDAY 8:00 AM
26. Schooling Hunter - 2’6”
27. Low Adult Hunter - 2’6”
28. Low Adult Hunter - 2’6”
29. Adult Amateur Hunter - 2’9” - 3’3”
30. Adult Amateur Hunter - 2’9” - 3’3”
31. Ariat National/NARHA Adult Medal – 3’
32. Low Adult Hunter under Saddle
33. Adult Amateur Hunter under Saddle
34. Adult Equitation on the Flat
35. Low Hunter 2’6”
36. Low Hunter under Saddle
37. Equitation on the Flat - 17 and under
38. $350 Beverly Detchon Memorial Hunter Classic
39. Intermediate Rider Hunter - 2’6”
40. Intermediate Rider Hunter - 2’6”
41. Intermediate Rider Hunter under Saddle
42. Intermediate Rider Equitation on the Flat
43. Warm Up 2’
44. Children’s Hunter Pony sm. & med. 2’ lrg. 2’6”
45. Children’s Hunter Pony sm. & med. 2’ lrg. 2’6”
46. Children’s Hunter Pony under Saddle
47. Show Circuit Magazine/Fox Smith
Children’s Medal 3’
48. Children’s Working Hunter- 2’9” –3’3”
49. Children’s Working Hunter- 2’9” –3’3”
50. Children’s Working Hunter under Saddle
51. Children’s Equitation on the Flat
52. Schooling Hunter - 2’3”
53. USEF/Gascoigne Pony Medal
54. Pony Working Hunter sm. 2’3” med. 2’6” lrg. 3’
55. Pony Working Hunter sm. 2’3” med. 2’6” lrg. 3’
56. Pony Hunter under Saddle
57. Pony Equitation on the Flat
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HUNTERS - Sunday 8:00 AM
58. Warm Up 2’
59. Limit Rider 2’
60. Limit Rider 2’
61. Limit Rider under Saddle
62. Limit Rider Equitation on the Flat
63. Adult Rider 2’ - 2’ 3”
64. Adult Rider 2’ - 2’ 3”
65. Adult Rider under Saddle
66. Adult Rider Equitation on the Flat
67. Warm Up 2’3'-2’6”
68. Novice (Intermediate) Rider - 2’3” - 2’6”
69. Novice (Intermediate) Rider - 2’3” - 2’6”
70. Novice (Intermediate) Rider under Saddle
71. Novice (Intermediate) Rider Equitation on the Flat
72. Up & Over Challenge Medal Class 2’-2’ 3” or 2’6”- 2’9”
73. Warm-Up 2’
74. Beginner Rider 2’ - 2’3”
75. Beginner Rider 2’ - 2’3”
76. Beginner Rider Hunter Under Saddle
77. Beginner Rider Equitation on the Flat
78. Hunter Pleasure -. Open
79. Hunter Hack
80. Short Stirrup 2’
81. Short Stirrup 2’
82. Short Stirrup under Saddle
83. Short Stirrup Equitation on the Flat
84. $250 Mini Classic 2’ - 2’3”
SUNDAY - 9:00 AM
85. Hunter in Hand - Open
86. Lead Line - Open
87. Warm Up - Cross Rails
88. Walk/Trot Cross Rails - Horse
89. Walk/Trot Cross Rails - Horse
90. Walk/Trot Cross Rails - Rider
91. Walk/Trot Cross Rails - Rider
92. Walk/Trot Horse – Hunter under Saddle
93. Walk/Trot Rider - Pleasure
94. Walk/Trot Rider - Equitation
95. Walk/Trot/Canter Cross Rails - Horse
96. Walk/Trot/Canter Cross Rails - Horse
97. Walk/Trot/Canter Cross Rails - Rider
98. Walk/Trot/Canter Cross Rails - Rider
99. Walk/Trot/Canter Horse – Hunter under Saddle
100. Walk/Trot/Canter Rider - Pleasure
101. Walk/Trot/Canter Rider - Equitation
102. Walk/Trot - Hunter under Saddle – not to jump
103. Walk/Trot Rider - Pleasure - not to jump
104. Walk/Trot Rider - Equitation - not to jump
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SHOW CIRCUIT MAGAZINE/FOX SMITH CHILDREN’S MEDAL - 3’
Open to all Junior members of the USEF who have never competed in a National Equitation Final
with fences at 3’6”. Course may be either a Jumper or Hunter type and must include at least two
changes of direction and a combination. Water obstacles are not permitted. The top four riders
are required to perform at least two individual tests from USEF Tests 1-19. An Open Numerical
Scoring System must be used in the first round, with each rider’s score announced at the
completion of their round. There is no min. requirement to fill the class.
Class: 47 Entry Fee: $15.00 Post Entry $20.00
$250 MINI CLASSIC - Sunday
Open to a horse/pony/rider combination that has not shown in classes with fences over 2’6”. No
professionals. To be judged on performance and soundness with emphasis on manners. First
round to consist of 8 fences 2’. Judge will use the open numerical system of scoring. The top 10
horses from the 1st round will return for 2nd round in the reverse order of the 1st round scores to
jump 8 fences at 2’ - 2’3”. Scores will be totaled from both rounds to determine placings. In the
case of a first place tie, the tied horses will jump a third round over a shortened course to
determine a winner. For ties in all other placings, prize money will be equally divided between tied
exhibitors. Coin toss will determine awarding ribbons. Must have 10 entries to run as a class.
Trophy and 10 ribbons.
$75, $45, $40 $35, $30, $25, R, R, R, R Class 84 Entry Fee:
$15.
$350 BEVERLY DETCHON MEMORIAL HUNTER CLASSIC
Open to all hunter exhibitors, except professionals. To be judged on performance and
soundness
with emphasis on manners. First round to consist of 10 fences at 2’9”. Judge will use the
open numerical
system of scoring. The top 10 horses from the 1st round will return for 2nd round in the
reverse order of
the 1st round scores to jump a 2nd round of 8 fences at 3’. Scores will be totaled from
both rounds to
determine placings. In the case of a 1st place tie, the tied horses will jump a 3rd round
over a shortened
course to determine a winner. For ties in all other placings, prize money will be equally
divided between
tied exhibitors; a coin toss will determine awarding ribbons. Must have ten exhibitors to
run as a class.
Trophy and ten ribbons. $120, $75, $60, $40, $30, $25, R,
R, R, R
Class: 38 Entry Fee: $25.00
THE UP & OVER HUNTER ASSOC. CHALLENGE MEDAL
Consists of two divisions, to be judged and pinned separately but can be run concurrently.
Division one (1) is open to current Jr. members, 17 & under. Division two (2) is open to current
Adult members who are not professionals. Exhibitors must be mounted on horses/ponies,
mares/geldings; adult members may show stallions. Class to consist of a course of at least 8
fences with 2 changes of direction. Top 4 riders in each division will be called back for further
testing. (USEF tests 1-19). Three competitors must complete the class for points to count. Points
awarded 6-5-4-3-2-1. 12 points needed to qualify for a Finals Class to be held at Oct. Up & Over
show. Heights to be at 2’-2’3” or 2’6”-2’9”. Exhibitor may not compete at a fence height lower than
currently showing. Heights in the Jr. division will be judged and pinned together. Heights in the
Adult division will be judged and pinned together. Medal, trophy and eight ribbons.
Class: 72 Entry Fee: $10.00
NEARBY ACCOMMODATIONS
AVALON INN 1-800-828-2566 or 1-800-221-1549
FAIRFIELD INN (330) 544-5774
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS (330) 544-8807
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DIRECTIONS
From the north: Take Route 11 S to Route 305 W. (see below) OR
Take 528 S to 422 E to 305 E exit. Follow 305E to Hoagland Blackstub Road. Turn left at the
light. Go 2 ½ miles to Everett Hull Road and turn left.
From the south: Take Route 11 north to Route 305 west.
From the west: Take the Route 5 bypass around Warren and exit Route 5 north toward Cortland.
Turn left on 305. Take Route 82 or Interstate 80 to Route 11 north.
From the east: From Route 11, take Route 305 west. You will cross Route 46, then Route 5. Stay
on Route 305 across the RR tracks to the stop sign. Turn left continuing to follow Route 305.
Route 305 bears right around the Mosquito Creek Reservoir.
At the intersection of 305 and Hoagland Blackstub Road, turn right. Go approximately 2 1/2 miles
to Everett Hull Road. Turn left. The Trumbull County Fairground will be on the right. Continue past
the main entrance of the fairgrounds to the next intersection. Turn right on Durst-Clagg Road;
make a right into the show grounds.
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2006 Zone 5 Specifications
In accordance with GR 903.6: For IL - Canada, lA, WI, MO for IN - Canada, Zone locked TN, for KY
- Canada,
VA, WV, TN, MO are contiguous states.
Adult Amateur Hunter:
To be ridden by Amateurs who are no longer eligible to compete as Junior Exhibitors. Riders may
not compete in
any other classes at the same competition where fences exceed 3'3", except the Adult Amateur
Jumper. Fences 2'9"
to 3'3"; spreads not to exceed fence height. Ponies may be shown by Adults, suitability to count.
Entries need not be
jogged for soundness. An unrestricted Children’s/Adult Hunter division may be offered and be
open to all Amateurs
and Juniors; fence heights not to exceed 3’3”.
Children's Hunter:
Open to horses and ponies. To be ridden by a Junior Exhibitor. Neither horses nor riders may
cross enter into the
Junior Hunter section at the same show. Riders may not cross enter into any classes in which
fences exceed 3'3" at
the same show, except Medal classes, age group equitation classes and Children's Jumper
classes. Ponies may not
compete in the Children's section if also entered in the pony division at the same show. Fence
heights 2’9” to 3’3”;
spreads not to exceed fence heights. Entries need not be jogged for soundness. An unrestricted
Children’s/Adult
Hunter division may be offered and be open to all Amateurs and Juniors; fence heights not to
exceed 3’3”.
Children's Hunter Pony: -
Open to ponies ridden by a Junior Exhibitor. The combination pony/rider is not eligible for USEF
rated classes at
the same show. To be judged on performance, soundness, manners, way of going, size of rider to
mount, and
suitability as a Children's Hunter Pony. To be offered at two heights: fences 2' for small and
medium and 2'6" for
large ponies; spreads not to exceed height of fence. Ponies need not be jogged for soundness.
Zone award will be
presented annually as one section.
Children's Jumper:
Open to horses and ponies. To be ridden by a Junior exhibitor. Horse/rider combinations may not
cross enter into
any Junior Jumper section at the same show. Riders may cross enter into Low Junior Jumper
section if offered on
a different horse at the same show. Riders may not compete above Level 6 in any open class at
the same show.
Sections may be divided by age of rider or by horse/pony and may also be combined with the
Adult Amateur
Jumper section, if so stated in the prize list. USEF Levels not to exceed 3; spreads to 4’. If section
is split into
High and Low, one class in the High section may be offered at Level 4.
Adult Amateur Jumpers:
Open to horses and ponies to be ridden by exhibitors who are no longer eligible to compete as
Junior Exhibitors. All exhibitors must be Amateurs in accordance with GR 808 and must show USEF
Amateur certification. Horse/rider combinations may not cross enter into any Amateur Owner
Jumper section at the same show. Riders may cross enter
into the Low Amateur Owner Jumper section if offered on a different horse at the same show.
Riders may not
compete above Level 6 in any open at the same show. Sections may be divided by age of rider or
by horse/pony
and may be combined with the Children's Jumper section, if so stated in the prize list. USEF Levels
not to exceed 3;
spreads to 4’. If section is split into High and Low, one class in the High section may be offered at
Level 4.
Pre-Green Hunter
A Pre-Green Hunter is a horse of any age in its first or second year of showing over 3' to 3'3"
fences at Regular
Member or Canadian Equestrian Federation or any national or international competition in any
classes that require
horses to jump 3' to 3'3" or higher. Fences not to exceed 3'3". Once a horse has shown 3'6" he is
not eligible the
following year to compete in that division, regardless of age. There will not be an annual award for
this division.
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