The Santa Cruz Show - General Show Info

The Santa Cruz Morgan Horse Show:
(The Watsonville Show)
July 7, 8, 9, 2006

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Presented By:
The San Francisco Peninsula Morgan Horse Association

July 7, 8, 9, 2006

Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds
2601 East Lake Blvd.
Watsonville , CA

Entries Close June 24, 2006

An "A" rated Morgan Horse Show Non-Rated Open Classes

Judges
The Honorable Pierre Loiselle
English, Driving, Western, Hunt, In Hand, & Equitation

The Honorable Richard Sereni Trail

Show Officials
Horse Show Co-Manager George Howard III 408-847-3503 Horse Show Co-Manager Jeff Raby 408-848-6658
Horse Show Chairperson Didi Howard 408-847-3503
Secretary Carol Fagan 408-225-8382
Veterinarian (On Call) Dr. Brumhaul 831-768-1672
Farrier Grant Strong
USEF Steward Alice Calhoun
Augie's Feed 831-728-1711

Send Entries to:
The Santa Cruz Morgan Horse Show
1308 Lightland Rd
San Jose , California 95121

Entries Close June 24, 2006

No post entry fees charged if horse entered by June 24, 2006

The Santa Cruz Morgan Horse Show USEF # 316295 is operated in accordance with the current Rules of USEF of which body it is a Regular Member Competition and is Rated: “A” Morgans

Hospitality:

Every Morning
Thursday thru Sunday
7:00am-9:00am
Hospitality will serve coffee, donuts,and assorted eye openers by Show Office

Friday Evening
Exhibitor's Party 6:00PM
No Charge and Open to all
Exhibitors and Guests
Volleyball Game in Main Arena
Fun Games and Prizes for the Kids

Saturday Evening
Dessert Nite - During the Evening Session

Augie's Feed – 831-728-1711
YOU MUST BE AT YOUR BARN FOR DELIVERY

The Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds has specified that STRAW is to be used as the bedding in the stalls. Stalls found to be using shavings will be charged an additional $20.00 per stall.

Available Hotels in Watsonville and Gilroy

Red Roof Inn
1620 W. Beach Street
Watsonville , CA
831-740-4520

Motel Six
125 Silver Leaf Drive
Watsonville , CA
831-728-4144

Best Western Inn
740 Freedom Blvd.
Watsonville , CA
831-724-3367

Forest Park Inn
375 Leavesley Rd.
Gilroy , CA
408-848-5144

Gilroy Hilton Garden Inn
6070 Monterey Rd.
Gilroy , CA
408-842-5138

Leavesley Inn
8430 Murray Ave.
Gilroy , CA
408-847-5500

Motel 6
6110 Monterey Rd.
Gilroy , CA
408-842-6061

Map and Directions

Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds
2601 East Lake Blvd.

From the North: Take 101 South to exit 129 Watsonville; Take 129 to Carlton Road , bear right onto Carlton Road . Turn left onto Hecker Pass (152); Fairgrounds less than ¼ mile on theright.

From the South: Take 101 North to exit 129 Watsonville; Take 129 to Carlton Road , bear right onto Carlton Road. Turn left onto Hecker Pass (152); Fairgrounds less than ¼ mile on the right.

HORSE SHOW FEES

Stall Fees: Horse, Tack or Feed Stall - $75.00

Horses shown from trailer fee per day - $25.00

California Dept. Agr. Fee (per horse) - $ 3.00

USEF Fee (per horse) $12.00 USEF Non-Member Fee (Including Breed-Discp. Fee) - $25.00

USEF Junior Non-Member Fee - $20.00

USEF Non-Member Amateur Certification Fee - $30.00

Office Fee (per owner) - $20.00

RV Parking/Tent (per day) - $25.00

Use of Shavings (Per Stall) - $20.00

Entry Fees:

Junior Exhibitor qualifying classes including Equitation - $15.00

All Qualifying Performance Classes - $20.00

Warm up Trail Classes (Not Judged) - $ 5.00

All Championships and Stakes - $35.00

Return Check penalty $25.00 per check for any reason.

Prize money to be mailed after the completion of the show.

Prize money to be paid as follows:

$200.00 Championship Classes;
1 st - $100.00,
2 nd - $60.00,
3 rd - $40.00

$100.00 Championships and Stakes;
1 st - $60.00,
2 nd - $40.00

No post entry fee for Championship Classes

Show Rules and Regulations.
Please read carefully.

1. Every class offered herein which is covered by the Rules and Specifications of the current US Equestrian rulebook will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith.

2. All appliances or devices, except legal boots shall be prohibited from the show grounds. The use of chains shall meet the criteria of the Horse Protection Act in that they must not exceed 6 oz., be of uniform size and have no drop link. Full blinders of any kind are prohibited at any time.

3. The Prize List is based on the rules of the current US Equestrian Federation Rule Book, and any changes or corrections of rules automatically become a part of this Prize List. Each participant in this show is responsible for a knowledge of and is subject to the US Equestrian Federation Rules.

4. US EQUESTRIAN FEDERATION MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENT LIFE, SENIOR ACTIVE, AND JUNIOR ACTIVE MEMBERS SHALL BE ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL CLASSES AT REGULAR COMETITIONS, COMBINED TRAINING/ EVENTING COMPETITIONS AT THE PRELIMINARY LEVEL OR ABOVE AND COMBINED DRIVING COMPETITIONS AT THE INTERMEDIATE LEVEL OR ABOVE, DRESSAGE 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, COMBINED TRAINING/EVENTING COMPETITIONS, DRESSAGE COMPETITIONS AND COMBINED DRIVING COMPETITIONS UPON PAYMENT OF A $20.00 NON-MEMBER REGISTRATION FEE AND A $5.00 BREED/DISCIPLINE CATEGORY FEE FOR EACH BREED/DISCIPLINE. PARTICIPANTS IN THE FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE EXEMPTED FROM THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS RULE: 1)LEADLINE; 2) EXHIBITIONS; 3) GAMES AND RACES; 4) CLASSES FOR 4-H MEMBERS; 5) WALK-TROT AND ACADEMY CLASSES (Academy classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson program.); 6) USDF INTRODUCTORY LEVEL TESTS, AS DE DEUX AND QUADRILLE CLASSES. ALSO EXEMPTED FROM THIS REQUIREMENT ARE RESIDENTS OF OTHER NATIONS WHO ARE MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING OF THEIR NATIONAL FEDERATION AND 7) ASSISTANT HANDLERS AND DRESSAGE SPORT HORSE BREEDING CLASSES; AND8) CITIZENS OF OTHER NATIONS WHO ARE MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING OF THEIR NATIONAL FEDERATIONS AND, IN THE CASE OF RIDERS, DRIVERS OR VAULTERS COMPETING IN DISCIPLINES RECOGNIZED BY THE FEI, IN POSSESSION OF A FOREIGN COMPETITOR'S LICENSE TO COMPETE IN NATIONAL COMPETITIONS, WHICH HAS BEEN ISSUED BY THE FEDERATION. (See Article 807.4 of the Federation rules).

5. All USAEQ members exhibiting at the show must provide evidence of USAEQ membership by sending a copy of their current USAEQ membership card with entries, or presenting said card at show office. If card is not available, member must complete an Affidavit of Membership and pay a fee of $5.00. Horses shown in the Morgan Division must be registered with the American Morgan Horse Association Inc. or the Canadian Morgan Horse Association, or the British Morgan Horse Society and must be entered under their full registered name, or if under one year of age, be eligible for registration. Horses must be entered under the names of the owner(s) or leasee of record with the AMHA, CMHA or the BMHS. A copy of the registration papers showing recorded ownership or proof of lease must be submitted with the entry form at the time of making entry.

6. Management reserves the right to refuse, accept conditional, or to cancel entries of any exhibitor, as stated in USAEQ Rule XV. In order to encourage early entries, management agrees to cancel and refund entry and stall fee on any horse not fit to show providing written notice is given to the Show Secretary ON OR BEFORE THE CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES.

7. Entries close June 24, 2006. After which a post entry penalty will be charged. NO ENTRY WILL BE ACCEPTED UNLESS IT IS:

a. Properly signed in ALL places by rider, trainer, and owner, and in the case of a minor, signed by arent/guardian.

b. Made on an entry blank provided by the show

c. Shows correct mailing address and phone numbers

d. Includes USEF membership numbers or $20.00 registration fee for each participant.

e. Includes all additional membership numbers, USEF Amateur numbers and birth dates of junior riders

Accompanied by payment in full of ALL FEES

8. LATE ENTRIES MAY BE ACCEPTED AFTER June 24th with the following penalties: Entries received after the closing date for entries shall be assessed a penalty of $8.00 per horse per class for all classes. Improper class entry: Horse or rider shown in a class that is not properly entered will be charged a fee double the entry.

9. Management reserves the right to refuse, accept conditionally, or cancel entries of any exhibitor, as stated in USEF Rule XV.

10. CANCELLATION OR SUBSTITUTION OF ENTRIES:
Exhibitors canceling their entries for any reason after the official entry closing date shall forfeit entry and stall fees, however, some fees may be refunded at the discretion of the show committee, provided the exhibitor has a veterinarian's certificate of illness or injury. Where exhibitors, trainer, or stables wish to make a change in entries in any class, they are required to follow the procedure of scratching the existing entry and making a new entry with the Horse Show Office. Such entries will be treated as post entries and charged the appropriate fee.

11. Care should be taken to enter each horse in its proper class. Exhibitors are responsible for their errors and those of their agents in making out entry blanks. In all cases, the description on the entry blank must fully identify the horse. The entry blank must contain the name of each horse regardless of whether the horse is entered in only equitation classes or in classes where only the rider or handler is being judged. Misrepresentations of a horse's name, eligibility for a class or any other information on the entry blank or substitutions without proper procedure for scratching and making a new entry for any horse shall result in the exhibitor's forfeiture of any trophy or ribbon won, and subject exhibitor to further penalty.

12. Amateur Certification: Every rider or driver who has reached his 18 th birthday and competes in classes for amateurs must have an USEF Amateur Certification or must be eligible for and have made application for one with Show Secretary at least one hour prior too competing in an amateur classes. A fee of $30.00 will be charged for each rider of driver for each Amateur Certification issued unless the applicant is a member of the USEF, in which event no fee will be charged.

13. To be eligible for a Performance Championship class, a horse must have entered, shown and judged in one other class in that division.

14. Management reserves the right to split, cancel or combine classes. Management reserves the right to change or alter the officials listed without prior notice to or during the show.

15. Disqualification: Any horse doctored in any way, artificially, improperly or unfairly prepared or tampered with before entering the show ring will be disqualified. If it is ascertained that any exhibitor has made or caused to be made, any false statement in regard to animal or article exhibited, or if any exhibitor shall attempt to interfere with the judges in the performance of their duties, he or she shall be excluded from competing, or exhibiting. In case of any animal being disqualified, the winner of the next succeeding prize in the class shall go to the reserve number.

16. All entries are accepted with the understanding that the San Francisco Peninsula Morgan Horse Club and the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds will not be held responsible for any loss, damage, or injury to any horse exhibited or any article of any kind. All horses shall be under the control and direction of the show committee but solely at the risk of the exhibitor who will be responsible for any loss, damage or injury to any person, any animal or property occasioned by him, his agents or employees, or by any animal owned or exhibited by him, and shall indemnify SFPMHA and the Fairgrounds against any loss, damage and liability thus occasioned, including attorney fees, which may be incurred as a result to thereof. The submitting of an entry form to the Show Secretary shall constitute an acceptance by each person signing the same of the provisions herein set forth.

17. Stabling Facilities and Availability: Stalls will be available at July 4th. ( Reminder: This is a holiday and all stalls may not be ready.) Early arrivals will be charged at a rate of $10.00 per horse per day. They will be vacated by noon July 10th. The majority of the stabling will be of temporary nature but of solid wood with doors. Stabling will be assigned by management on a first reserve basis (no stall will be assigned without full payment of such). There will be limited number of permanent stalls available.

18. Arena Dimensions and Footing: Arena #1 Grandstand arena is 298'x 140'; Arena #2 Trail arena is 250' x 119'; Arena #3 Warm up arena is 220' x 120'. All arenas have a mixture of sand and dirt for footing.

19. Horse Health Rules: Horses from other states must have an official health certificate and a negative coggins certificate dated within six months.

20. The exhibitor shall advise management of all drugs and medication administered to a horse within 72 hours prior to exhibition. The name of the drug, its purpose, time and date of administration shall be presented to the horse show manager in writing before the beginning of the day's performance. If the medication contains a prohibited substance, the horse must be withdrawn from competition for at least 24 hours after administration of the medication. Forms available at the Show Office. Any exhibitor who violates the provisions of the Horse Drugging Law is subject to fine, suspension from exhibiting, and forfeiture of all winnings and prize money.

21. Dogs must be on a leash at all times.

22. No vehicle may be parked in front of any barn for any reason. All vehicles must be parked in designated parking areas only. Vehicles parked in unauthorized areas will be subject to towing at owner's expense. No trailers will be allowed in barn area for loading or unloading during horse show sessions.

23. Food and beverages will be available on the show grounds and a listing of local dining establishments will be made on arrival.

24. Maiden, Novice, Limit Qualification: Maiden, Novice and Limit classes are open to horses, which have not won one/three/six first place ribbons respectively, at Regular Member Competitions of USEF or Canadian Equestrian Federation in the particular performance division in which they are shown. The Maiden, Novice and Limit status of riders is affected by winnings at Regular and Local Member Competitions and CEF Exception Equitation see Art. 2202.5. The status of Maiden, Novice, or Limit horses or riders is as of the entry closing date.

The Santa Cruz Morgan Horse Show USEF# 316295 is operated in accordance with the currentRules of USEF of which body it is a Regular Member Competition and is Rated: “A” Morgans

CLASS LIST

Friday - 9:00 AM 2 nd Arena

1. Morgan Warm Up Trail (Class Not Judged)

Friday - 10:00 AM 2 nd Arena

2. Morgan Walk/Jog Open

3. Morgan Limit Horse/Rider

4. Morgan First & Second Year Green

5. Morgan Master Trail 35 Years and Older

Morgan Trail Open

Morgan Adult Amateur Trail $500 Winner Take All

Friday - 10:00 am Main Arena

8. Morgan Showmanship 17 and Under

9. Morgan Park Saddle Jr. Exhibitor 17 and Under

10. Morgan 4 and under Geldings In Hand

11. Morgan 5 and over Geldings In Hand

12. Morgan Champion Gelding

13. Morgan Western Pleasure Ladies

14. Morgan 4 and under Mares In Hand

15. Morgan 5 and over Mares In Hand

16. Morgan Champion Mare

17. Morgan Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 17 and Under

18. Morgan Pleasure Driving Novice Horse

19. Open Walk Trot Pleasure All Seats 11 and Under

20. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Novice Horse

21. Morgan Classic Pleasure Driving Open

22. Saddle Seat Equitation 17 and Under

23. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Ladies

24. Morgan English Pleasure Junior Horse

25. Hunt Seat Equitation 17 and Under

26. Morgan Western Pleasure Junior Horse

27. All Breed Open English Pleasure

28. Morgan Park Saddle Open

Break for One Hour

29. Morgan English Pleasure Adult Amateur

30. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse

31. Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle Ladies

32. All Seats Adult Greenhorn Rider

33. Morgan English Pleasure Novice Horse

34. Morgan Western Pleasure Adult Amateur

35. Morgan Pleasure Driving 2 Year Olds

36. Morgan Western Pleasure Limit Horse

37. Morgan English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 17 and Under

38. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Adult Amateur

39. Morgan English Pleasure Ladies

40. Open All Breed Pleasure Driving

41. Morgan Park Harness Open

42. Open Carriage Timed Cones

43. Open Carriage Pick RT Timed

44. Open Carriage Gambler's Choice

Exhibitor's Party Starts at 6:00pm

Volleyball Game and other Fun Games

and Prizes

Saturday - 9:00 AM - 2 nd Arena

45. Morgan Warm Up Trail (Class Not Judged)

Saturday - 10:00 AM - 2 nd Arena

46. Morgan Walk/Jog Limit Horse or Rider

47. Morgan Limit Horse or Rider

48. Morgan Adult Amateur

49. Morgan Trail Senior Horse 5 and over

50. Morgan Trail Open

51. Morgan Trail $200 Stake

52. Morgan Special Needs Walk Jog Pleasure

53. Morgan Special Needs Equitation

54. Morgan Special Needs Trail

Saturday - 10:00 am Main Arena

55. Morgan Classic Pleasure Horse in Hand 4 Years and Under

56. Morgan Classic Pleasure Horse In Hand 5 Years and Over

57. Morgan Champion Classic Pleasure Horse In Hand

58. Open Carriage Reinsmanship

59. Open Carriage Novice Horse/Driver

60. Morgan Stallions 4 Years and Under

61. Morgan Stallions 5 Years and Over

62. Morgan Champion Stallion

63. Morgan English Pleasure Open

64. Open Walk Trot Adult Pleasure, Any Seat

65. Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle Junior Exhibitor 17 and Under

66. Morgan Pleasure Driving Junior Horse

67. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 17 and Under

68. Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle Open

69. Morgan Western Pleasure Junior Horse Stake

70. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Adult Amateur $500 Winner Take All

Break for 1 Hour Saturday PM Main Arena

71. Morgan Pleasure Driving Ladies

72. Open All Breed Amateur English Pleasure

73. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse Stake

74. Morgan Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor 17 and Under

75. Western Seat Equitation 17 and Under

76. Morgan English Pleasure Limit Horse

77. Open Walk Trot Equitation All Seats 11 and Under

78. Morgan Classic Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor 17 and Under

79. Morgan Pleasure Driving Open

80. Hunt Seat AMHA Medal

81. Morgan Western Pleasure Adult Amateur $500 Winner Take All

Saturday Evening 7:00 pm Main Arena

82. Leadline

83. Morgan Classic Pleasure Driving Novice Horse or Driver

84. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Ladies Stake

85. Saddle Seat Equitation Championship

86. Morgan Western Pleasure Open

87. Open Jack Benny All Seats

88. Morgan Pleasure Driving Adult Amateur

89. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Open

90. Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle $200 Stake

91. Morgan Park Saddle Stake

92. Morgan Western Pleasure Ladies Stake

Sunday AM 9:30 am Main Arena

93. Morgan Classic Pleasure Limit Horse

94. Western Seat Equitation Championship

95. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Limit Horse

96. Open Walk Trot 11 and Under All Seats Pleasure Stake

97. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Adult Amateur $100.00 Stake

98. Morgan Pleasure Driving Open $200.00 Stake

99. Open Walk Trot Adult Championship

100. Morgan Western Pleasure Novice Horse

101. Hunt Seat Equitation Championship

102. Morgan Western Pleasure Adult Amateur $100.00 Stake

103. Western Seat AMHA Medal

104. Saddle Seat AMHA Medal

105. Open Carriage Pleasure Driving

106. Open Carriage Working

107. Carriage Championship

Break For One Hour Sunday pm Main Arena

108. Morgan English Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 17 and Under Championship

109. Morgan Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Championship

110. Morgan Classic Pleasure Driving $200.00 Stake

111. Morgan English Pleasure Adult Amateur $100.00 Stake

112. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Open $200.00 Stake

113. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Championship

114. Morgan English Pleasure Open $200.00 Stake

115. Morgan Western Pleasure Open $200.00 Stake

116. Morgan Park Harness Stake

117. Open All Breed Driving Championship

Class Listing by Division

For a complete list of rules please refer to the USEF 2005 Rule Book.

In Hand Division

To be judged on type, conformation, and correct way of going. May be shown in any style of halter or bridle, (yearlings and under to show in a halter) with one or two handlers. First and second place winners in each class to show together in Championship for Champion and Reserve Champion Gelding, Mare and Stallion.

10. Morgan 4 and Under Geldings In Hand Fri. AM

11. Morgan 5 and Over Geldings In Hand Fri. AM

12. Morgan Champion Gelding Fri. AM

14. Morgan 4 and Under Mares In Hand Fri. AM

15. Morgan 5 and Over Mares In Hand Fri. AM

16. Morgan Champion Mare Fri. AM

60. Morgan 4 and Under Stallions In Hand Sat. AM

61. Morgan 5 and Over Stallions In Hand Sat. AM

62. Morgan Champion Stallion Sat. AM

Classic Pleasure Division

Classes open to Amateurs only. Attendants and headers must be Amateurs or individuals eligible for Amateur status over the age of 16. Horses are allowed to show with or without rim pads. The weight of the shoe including pad shall not exceed 16 oz. And toe length must not exceed 4 1/2 inches. Cross entering in English Pleasure and Pleasure Driving will be allowed.

Classic Pleasure Horse In Hand

55. Classic Pl In Hand 4 Years and Under Sat. AM

56. Classic Pl In Hand 5 Years and Older Sat. AM

57. Champion Classic Pl In Hand Sat. AM

Walk and Trot Division

Walk and Trot open to exhibitors 11 years and under or adults over 18 who have not shown in a Walk-Trot-Canter class at an USEF Regular Member Show. Will be asked to walk and trot both directions and stand quietly in line-up. Suitability and safety are paramount and unruly horses will be excused.

19. Open W and T Pleasure All Seats 11 and under Fri. AM

64. Open Walk Trot Adult Pleasure Any Seat Sat. AM

77. Open W and T Equitation All Seats 11 and under Sat. PM

96. Open W and T All Seats 11 and under Stake Sun AM

99. Open Walk Trot Adult Championship Sun. AM

Classic Pleasure Driving

A driving snaffle with a half cheek and overcheck or sidecheck is considered proper in all harness classes. One or more bits acceptable. Equipment must be in sound condition. To be shown at a walk, performance trot and road trot. To be judged 60% on manners, performance, quality, presence and apparent ability to give a good pleasure drive; 40% on type and confirmation. Must back readily.

21. Morgan Classic Pleasure Driving Open Fri. AM

78. Morgan Classic Pl Driving Jr. Ex. Sat. PM

83. Morgan Classic P Driving Novice Horse or Driver Sat. EVN

110. Morgan Classic Pl Driving $200.00 Stake Sun. PM

(To be eligible horse must have been judged in one other class in this division)

Classic Pleasure Saddle

To be shown under English tack and Saddle Seat Attire. To show at a walk, trot, road trot, and canter under saddle. Horses must stand quietly and back readily.

31. Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle Ladies Fri. PM

65. Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle Junior Exhibitor Sat. AM

68. Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle Open Sat. AM

90. Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle $200 Stake Sat. EVN

(To be eligible horse must have been judged in one other class in this division)

93. Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle Limit Horse Sun. AM

English Pleasure Division

To be shown under English tack and Saddle Seat attire. To show at a walk, trot, road trot and canter both directions of the ring. May be asked to back.

24. Morgan English Pleasure Junior Horse Fri. AM

29. Morgan English Pleasure Adult Amateur Fri. PM

33. Morgan English Pleasure Novice Horse Fri. PM

37. Morgan English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Fri. PM

39. Morgan English Pleasure Ladies Fri. PM

63. Morgan English Pleasure Open Sat. AM

76. Morgan English Pleasure Limit Horse Sat. PM

108. Morgan English Pleasure Jr. Ex. Chship Sun. PM

111. Morgan English Pleasure Adult Am $100 Stake Sun. PM

114. Morgan English Pleasure Open $200 Stake Sun. PM

(To be eligible horse must have been judged in one other class in this division)

All Breed English Pleasure Saddle and Driving:

To be judged as an English Pleasure class. Open to all breeds. Saddle to be shown at a walk, trot, road trot and canter, both directions of the ring. May be asked to back.

27. All Breed English Pleasure Open Fri. PM

72. All Breed Amateur English Pleasure All Seats Sat. PM

All Breed English Pleasure Driving:

To be shown in a driving snaffle with a half cheek and overcheck or sidecheck is considered proper in all harness classes. One or two bits acceptable. Equipment must be in sound condition. To be shown at a walk, performance trot and road trot. To be judged on manners, performance, quality, presence and apparent ability to give a good pleasure drive.

40. Open All Breed Pleasure Driving Fri. PM

117. Open All Breed Driving Championship Sun. PM

(To be eligible horse must have been judged in one other class in this division)

Equitation Division:

Riders to be judged according to USAEQ rule XXII. All Equitation classes open to all breeds except AMHA Medal Classes.

22. Saddle Seat Equitation 17 and under Fri. AM

25. Hunt Seat Equitation 17 and under Fri. AM

75. Western Seat Equitation 17 and under Sat. PM

80. Hunt Seat AMHA Medal Sat. PM

85. Saddle Seat Equitation Championship Sat. EVN

94. Western Seat Equitation Championship Sat. AM

101. Hunt Seat Equitation Championship Sun. AM

103. Western Seat AMHA Medal Sun. AM

104. Saddle Seat. AMHA Medal Sun. AM

Western Pleasure Division:

To be shown at a walk, jog and lope both directions of the ring. Judge may ask for extension of any gate. Horses must stand square in the line up and must back quietly.

13. Morgan Western Pleasure Ladies Fri. AM

17. Morgan Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Fri. AM

26. Morgan Western Pleasure Junior Horse Fri. AM

34. Morgan Western Pleasure Adult Amateur Fri. PM

36. Morgan Western Pleasure Limit Horse Fri. PM

69. Morgan Western Pleasure Junior Horse Stake Sat. AM

81. Morgan Western Pl Adult Am Winner Take All Sat. PM

86. Morgan Western Pleasure Open Sat. EVN

92. Morgan Western Pleasure Ladies Stake Sat. EVN

100. Morgan Western Pleasure Novice Horse Sun. AM

102. Morgan Western Pl Adult Amateur $100 Stake Sun. AM

109. Morgan Western Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor Chship Sun. PM

115. Morgan Western Pleasure Open $200 Stake Sun. PM

(To be eligible horse must have been judged in one other class in this division)

Trail Division

To be shown with Western or English Tack . Horses to be shown individually over and through a course of six to eight obstacles. Courses to include a walk, jog-trot, lope (canter), of suitable duration to determine way of going. To be judged on performance with emphasis on manners and soundness.

1. Morgan Warm Up Trail (Class Not Judged) Fri. AM

2. Morgan Walk/Jog Open Fri. AM

3. Morgan Limit Horse/Rider Fri AM

4. Morgan First & Second Year Green Fri. AM

5. Morgan Master Trail 35 years and older Fri. AM

6. Morgan Trail Open Fri. AM

7. Morgan Adult Amateur Trail Winner Take All Fri. AM

45. Morgan Warm Up Trail (Class Not Judged) Sat. AM

46. Morgan Walk/Jog Limit Horse or Rider Sat. AM

47. Morgan Limit Horse or Rider Sat. AM

48. Morgan Adult Amateur Sat. AM

49. Morgan Senior Horse 5 and Over Sat. AM

50. Morgan Trail Open Sat. AM

51. Morgan Trail $200 Stake Sat. AM

(To be eligible horse must have been judged in one other class in this division)

Hunter Pleasure Division

To be shown at the walk, trot, extended trot, canter and extended canter both directions of the ring. Horses should stand square in the line up and may be asked to back. To be shown with Hunter style equipment.

20. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Novice Horse Fri. AM

23. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Ladies Fri. AM

30. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse Fri. PM

38. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Adult Amateur Fri. PM

67. Morgan Hunter Pl Junior Exhibitor Sat. AM

70. Morgan Hunter Pl Adult Amateur Winner Take All Sat. AM

73. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse Stake Sat. PM

84. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Ladies Stake Sat. EVN

89. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Open Sat. EVN

95. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Limit Horse Sun. AM

97. Morgan Hunter Pl Adult Amateur $100 Stake Sun. AM

112. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Open $200 Stake Sun. PM

113. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Jr. Ex Chship Sun. PM

(To be eligible horse must have been judged in one other class in this division)

Park Saddle Division:

To be shown in English tack. A full bridle consisting of a Weymouth (curb) and Bridoon is proper. To be shown at a park walk, park trot, and canter. To be judged 60% on manners, suitability, presence, quality and performance, with proper cadence and balance; 40% on type and confirmation.

9. Morgan Park Saddle Jr. Ex Fri AM

28. Morgan Park Saddle Open Fri. AM

91. Morgan Park Saddle Stake Sat. EVN

(To be eligible horse must have been judged in one other class in this division)

Park Harness Division:

A driving snaffle with a half cheek and overcheck or sidecheck is considered proper in all harness classes. Must be shown to a four-wheeled vehicle. An attendant without whip must head each horse. Attendant must be 16 years or older. To be shown at a park walk, park trot, and “show your horse”. Extreme speed to be penalized. To be judged 60% on manners, performance with proper cadence and balance, quality, presence and suitability as a stylish harness horse; 40% on type and confirmation.

41. Morgan Park Harness Open Fri. PM

116. Morgan Park Harness Stake Sun. PM

(To be eligible horse must have been judged in one other class in this division)

Pleasure Driving Division

A driving snaffle with a half cheek and overcheck or sidecheck is considered proper in all harness classes. One or bits acceptable. Equipment must be in sound condition. To be shown at a walk, performance trot and road trot. To be judged 60% on manners, performance, quality, presence and apparent ability to give a good pleasure drive; 40% on type and confirmation.

18. Morgan Pleasure Driving Novice Horse Fri. AM

35. Morgan Pleasure Driving 2 Year Olds Fri. PM

66. Morgan Pleasure Driving Junior Horse Sat. AM

71. Morgan Pleasure Driving Ladies Sat. PM

74. Morgan Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor Sat. PM

79. Morgan Pleasure Driving Open Sat. PM

88. Morgan Pleasure Driving Adult Amateur Fri. PM

98. Morgan Pleasure Driving Open $200 Chship Sun. AM

(To be eligible horse must have been judged in one other class in this division)

Open Carriage Division

Carriage Pleasure Driving—Working : A pleasure driving class in which entries are judged primarily on the suitability of the horse to provide a pleasant drive. To be shown both ways of the arena at a walk, slow trot, working trot and strong trot. To stand quietly, both on the rail and while lined up, and to rein back. All entries chosen for a workout may be worked both ways of the arena at any gait requested by the judge and may be asked to execute a figure eight. To be judged: 70% on performance, manners and way of going of the horse; 20% on the condition and fit of harness and vehicle; 10% on neatness of attire.

Carriage Pleasure Driving—Reinsmanship : A pleasure driving class in which entries are judged primarily on the ability and skill of the driver. To be shown at a walk, slow trot, working trot and strong trot. Drivers shall be required to rein back. All drivers chosen for a workout may be worked at any gait requested by the judge and may be asked to execute a figure eight and/or perform other appropriate tests. To be judged: 755% on handling of reins and whip, control, posture and overall appearance of driver; 25% on the condition of harness and vehicle and neatness of attire.

Carriage Obstacle Driving: See USEF Articles 2085 and 2090. Ties for first will be decided by a drive-off. Cones will be reset for each entry.

Marathon Buggies will be allowed in all carriage classes.

42. Open Carriage Timed Cones Fri. PM

43. Open Carriage Pick RT Timed Fri. PM

44. Open Carriage Gambler's Choice Fri. PM

58. Open Carriage Reinsmanship Sat. AM

59. Open Carriage Novice Horse/Driver Sat. AM

105. Open Carriage Pleasure Driving Sun. AM

106. Open Carriage Working Sun. AM

107. Open Carriage Driving Championship Sun. AM

Miscellaneous Classes

Special Needs Division:

Classes can be leadline or rider; to be shown by riders with disabilities. Trail will be at a walk to consist of three pole obstacles.

52. Special Needs Walk/Jog-Trot Pleasure Sat. AM

53. Special Needs Equitation Sat. AM

54. Special Needs Trail Sat. AM

Showmanship:

Horse to be shown in hand, in any tack with appropriate attire

8. Showmanship 17 and Under Fri. AM

Jack Benny:

Horses to be shown by an amateur in any tack with appropriate attire. Riders must be 39 years or over. To be shown at the walk, trot or jog, and canter both directions of the ring. Horses may be asked to back.

87. Jack Benny All Seats Sat. EVE

Greenhorn Adult Rider:

Open to any adult rider that has not shown in any walk, trot or jog, and canter or lope class before. To be shown in any seat, both directions of the arena walk, trot or jog and canter or lope. Must back readily.

32. All Seats Adult Greenhorn Rider Fri. PM

Leadline:

Open to riders who are at least 2 but less than 7 years old (USEF GR103) and who are not entered in any other “horse show class” at this show. Leaders must be at least 16 years old. May be shown under Western, Hunter, or Saddle Seat tack. Safety is of the utmost importance in presentation, tack and attire, no trotting, no backing. All entries to receive blue ribbons. This is a special activity, not a “horse show class”. Riders will not be placed.

84. Leadline Sat. Evn